Search Results: Authors starting with E from Tom Davidson - Bookseller

The author's first book, source for the movie of the same name starring Eddie Redmayne and Alicia Vikander. As new in similar dw, INSCRIBED by the author on the title page.

1st US edition of Eco's third novel, in addition to four works of nonfiction and two children's books. As new in similar dw, briefly INSCRIBED on the title page to fellow author Louise J. Kaplan, prominent psychologist and psychoanalyst. Translated from the Italian by William Weaver.

The 2nd collaborative effort by Eco and Carmi for children, very nearly fine with a sticker removal bruise on the blue front end paper, in a similar dw with a closed tear and resulting fold atop the rear panel.

The correct first edition of the author's first book, a collection of short stories, published in the UK two years earlier than her American debut The Invisible Circus, and three years prior to publication of this title in the US. Egan won the Pulitzer Prize for her novel A Visit from the Goon Squad. Beautiful copy, as new in similar dw, INSCRIBED by Egan on the title page.

Winner of the Edgar Award for best mystery. Slight ridge on the spine, pages typically toned thus nearly fine in very good dw with chipping to the edges of the spine-faded dw. Uncommonly INSCRIBED by Ellin on the front end paper.

The author's third book, INSCRIBED and contemporaneously dated on the front end paper. An Inner Sanctum Mystery title, and a Queen's Quorum title as well. The text block is toned, a ubiquitous issue with this book, and there are two tiny nicks atop the spine, thus the book is nearly fine in a similar dw with a tiny chip atop the spine. The multi-colored dw is bright, with the original $3.00 price intact at the bottom of the front flap.

#178/250 numbered copies SIGNED by Ellin on the limitation page, and additionally INSCRIBED by Ellin on the half-title page. Flawless copy, as new in black boards, black dw and black slipcase.

Erdrich's first novel, and first hardcover publication following her poetry collection Jacklight, published as a paperback original. About fine in similar dw. Winner of the National Book Critic's Circle award.

Estep rose to fame as a spoken word performer/poet in New York, and went on to write seven books before suffering a fatal heart attack at the age of 50. This, her first book, is a novel set in New York City's Lower East Side. The backstrip of the spine is protruding just above the top of the boards, a production flaw, otherwise the book is about fine in a similar dw, and uncommonly INSCRIBED by Estep on the front end paper.