Search Results: Authors starting with E from Blue Chamber Books

California: Publisher's Consultants, 1982. Paperback. **Please note that the following condition is a general description, some of the descriptors may be present but not all, see photos for more details.** Good: Shelf-worn, some minor surface damage may be present, no warping or major creases, yellowing pages, and minor stains or discoloration may be present..

New York: Greenleaf Classics, 1980. **Please note that the following condition is a general description, vintage books are never truly in mint condition or "like new" due to their age. Books in this condition are as good as they can be for their age, see photos for more details.** Excellent/Mint: Like new, pages fully intact, never-read..

New York: Star Distributors, 1972. **Please note that the following condition is a general description, some of the descriptors may be present but not all, see photos for more details.** Fair: still readable, some major bends/creasing/saw marks, there may be surface damage, noticeable warping, yellowing pages, prominent stains, holes, creases, rips or tears..

California: Venice Book, 1967. Second Printing. **Please note that the following condition is a general description, some of the descriptors may be present but not all, see photos for more details.** Good: Shelf-worn, some minor surface damage may be present, no warping or major creases, yellowing pages, and minor stains or discoloration may be present.. An in depth collection of case histories surrounding oralism.

California: Liverpool Library Press, 1973. Paperback. **Please note that the following condition is a general description, some of the descriptors may be present but not all, see photos for more details.** Fair: still readable, some major bends/creasing/saw marks, there may be surface damage, noticeable warping, yellowing pages, prominent stains, holes, creases, rips or tears..

New York: New American Library, 1970. fourteenth printing. **Please note that the following condition is a general description, some of the descriptors may be present but not all, see photos for more details.** Fair: still readable, some major bends/creasing/saw marks, there may be surface damage, noticeable warping, yellowing pages, prominent stains, holes, creases, rips or tears.. A Signet Classic, Joyce Elbert's "The Crazy Ladies" is a witty and entertaining novel that follows the lives of three eccentric women navigating love, ambition, and friendship in 1960s New York City. Their hilarious and poignant adventures offer a sharp, satirical look at the challenges and triumphs of modern womanhood. Collectors may want to buy it for its rich portrayal of 1960s culture, its status as a cult classic, and its insightful commentary on the evolving roles of women during a pivotal era in history..

New York: Berkley Publishing, 1970. **Please note that the following condition is a general description, some of the descriptors may be present but not all, see photos for more details.** Good: Shelf-worn, some minor surface damage may be present, no warping or major creases, yellowing pages, and minor stains or discoloration may be present..