Search Results: Authors starting with A from White Pine Books

Milledgeville GA: Boyd Publishing Company, Incorporated, 9-01. First printing. Trade Paperback. Very Good. Minor wear to this copy which is also inscribed by the author to a good long-time friend.

Cherokee Publishing Company, 1980. Hardcover. Very Good/very good. From the front jacket flap: "From the furrows of a rocky farm in the mountains of north Georgia there began to emerge several decades ago poetry so exquisite, so perfect in its form, that it almost immediately attracted national attention. The literati - incredulous that so unlikely a background could produce ballads, sonnets, and lyrics of so high a quality - assumed that their author was a poseur who affected his simplicity and the humble circumstances of his life. Byron Herbert Reece was no poseur. He was what he seemed: first of all, a dirt farmer of modest success; after that, a poet of surpassing genius. Editor Ralph McGill said that he was "one of the really great poets of our time, and one who stands with those of any other time." In this volume a distinguished educator and writer shows how time has proved the correctness of that evaluation. He traces Reece's short life from his birth to his untimely death,… Read More

New York: Dodd, Mead, 1975. Commemorative. Hardcover. VG/VG-. New York: Dodd, Mead, 1975. Commemorative. VG/VG-. A nice book showing its age a little. Spine is bumped, but corners are still sharp, with minor wear only. PON on front fly (first name only, small & neat). Jacket is tones & has some light soil, a very few small closed tears, and the spine ends of the jacket have been bumped and have a couple of tiny chips. This is the BCE, not the trade edition. No writing other than as noted. No tape. NOT ex-lib. Please ask questions or request photos if you would like more information before ordering. I will be glad to help you.

Andrews Mcmeel Publishing, 1991. Third printing. Hardcover. Near Fine/near fine. Robyn Officer. Andrews Mcmeel Publishing, 1991. Third printing. Near Fine/near fine. Robyn Officer. This is such a lovely little hardcover book whose front cover illustration matches that of its jacket. Very minor signs of wear to the jacket. Robyn Officer's illustrations are as sweet and charming as any you will find. No writing or damage inside the book.

Syracuse University Press, 1964. Hardcover. VG-/VG-. Nancy B. Perkins. Syracuse University Press, 1964. VG-/VG-. Nancy B. Perkins. Unclipped dj has edgewear & a couple of small closed tears, and one small triangular missing piece from top rear spine. Back of dj has an approx. 3/4" diameter spot where it looks like a raindrop hit. Dj and book are lightly soiled. Page edges are lightly foxed, primarily on fore edge, a little less on bottom edge, and almost not at all on top. Boards have mild shelfwear, and have suffered color loss on portions of front & back boards. Please request pictures or ask for more details, if you have questions. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

Macon, GA: Mercer University Press, 9-01. First edition, as stated. Hardcover. Very Good/Very good minus. "In 1954 a mortal storm was brewing, for in Phenix City no one was safe. The Constitutional guarantees were suspended and the basic rights of man held hostage." (from the front cover). "'Margaret Anne Barnes has reached into the distant past to create a vivid picture of the most sensational crime story of the 1950s - the assassination of the attorney general-elect of Alabama. With the sure skill lof the accomplished journalist and storyteller that she is, Ms. Barnes captures not merely "the tragedy and the triumph" of Phenix City, but the humor and pathos as well through the endless parade of bizarre characters who so vividly people this book. Although the story is nearly forgotten, the impact of the Phenix City episode on Alabama politics - and by extension on national politics - is lasting and incalculable. This makes Ms. Barnes' book both an engrossing story… Read More

Penman Publishing, Inc., 2003. Trade Paperback. New. Penman Publishing, Inc., 2003. New. This information-packed story winds through psychological challenges of the adoptive couple and birthmother, conveying ideas and questions in a story format. The book promotes knowledge and further thought. It is guaranteed to be informative and leave a lasting impression for those involved in the adoption triad." Condition: New.

Stellar A Productions in Cooperation with Penman Publishing, 2004. Trade Paperback. New. Stellar A Productions in Cooperation with Penman Publishing, 2004. New. Marsha's Song details the importance of direct and complete involvement in the survival, recovery and success of a child left for dead. This true story depicts the will to survive, to overcome handicaps, and the determination and perseverance necessary for a challenged youngster to succeed and prosper. . . . Read the amazing account of how this life-threatening accident changed this little girl's life, as well as that of every member of her family. Through direct and complete invoclement, power from within, and the strencth and love of family and friends,. recovery finally beocmes more than a dream." Condition: New.

Sewanee, Tennessee: Proctor's Hall Press, 1993. 1st Thus. Trade Paperback. Fine-/No Dj. Sewanee, Tennessee: Proctor's Hall Press, 1993. 1st Thus. Fine-/No Dj. Very, very light corner bumps. Light sticker shadow on back. Please do not hesitate to ask questions or request photos if you would like more information before ordering. I will combine shipping on request whenever practical to do so.