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

First American edition of the author's thriller, source for the movie of the same name starring Gene Hackman, Shelley Winters, and Ernest Borgnine. Gold stamping to spine dulled else fine in fine p/c dw.

The author's literary debut, fine in fine dw and SIGNED by Garcia on the title page.

Gardner's retelling of the ancient Greek myth. Top stain just a bit faded else the book is about fine in off-white cloth boards, in an about fine dw with wrinkle atop the spine; the yellow dw with red lettering is in fine condition, exhibiting none of the fading commonly associated with this title.

Gardner's acclaimed play was the winner of the 1986 Tony Award and The Outer Critics' Circle Award, and enjoyed a three-year run on Broadway, with Judd Hirsch and Cleavon Little in the starring roles. Fine in about fine dw with light toning to the flaps, and warmly INSCRIBED and contemporaneously dated by Gardner on the half-title page.

About fine in a very near fine dw with a light touch of wear to the spine edges. Brief, warm INSCRIPTION to Otto Penzler and wife Carolyn by Gardner, and SIGNED a second time, also on the title page.

1st edition, 1st printing. Typical discoloration to yellow pastedowns else fine in fine dw.

A novel about an Army combat unit behind enemy lines during the Vietnam War. Fine in about fine dw with a tiny closed tear and a touch of rubbing on the front panel. INSCRIBED by Garfield on the front end paper.

A collection of short stories by the poet/novelist. About fine in green buckram boards in a similar dw with just a hint of scattered foxing to the flaps. Warmly INSCRIBED to "the Untermeyers" (fellow poet Louis Untermeyer and wife) on the title page, where he has also added a small cartoon that says E.M Forester was Here! Nice association copy.

Genet's third book published in the US, translated from the French by Bernard Frechtman. Very pretty copy, fine in fine dw with a line through the original price on the front flap and a sale price inked in.

1st edition, 1st printing with the complete number line present on the colophon page. As new in similar dw, SIGNED by the author on a tipped-in page.

Gingrich was the legendary founding editor of Esquire magazine. The book, according to the fly leaf, is about "the aesthetics of the inanimate – pipes, town houses, food, automobiles…" Other people's toys. About fine in similar dw with none of the typical fading to the orange spine evident here. INSCRIBED and dated by Gingrich atop the front end.

Goyen's literary debut, and one of A. C. Greene's 50 Best Books on Texas. All 4 corners with publisher's shallow clip, with the original $2.75 price intact atop the front flap. About fine in very nearly fine dw with a light touch of wear atop the spine.

The 5th title in Grafton's Kinsey Millhone series, fine in fine dw and briefly INSCRIBED by the author in the month of publication on the title page. 1st edition, 1st printing with a complete number line on the copyright page.

The 5th title in Grafton's Kinsey Millhone series, fine in fine dw and briefly INSCRIBED by the author in the month of publication on the title page. 1st edition, 1st printing with a complete number line on the copyright page.

The 4th title in the author's acclaimed Kinsey Millhone series, fine in fine dw.

The fourth Kinsey Millhone mystery, fine in fine dw and SIGNED by Grafton on the title page.

The Pulitzer Prize-winners ninth collection of poetry. Review copy, fine in fine dw, and warmly INSCRIBED by the author on the half-title page "to Francine (Prose) and Howie (Michels)"... A very nice association copy!

Correct 1st edition of this historical novel set in the South Pacific in 1595. Three small, faint spots on top edge thus very nearly fine in near fine dw with a sun-darkened spine that is chipped at the bottom and has a quarter-inch chip across the top spine edge.

1st American edition of Graves' novel of the American Revolution, fine in very nearly fine p/c dw with a touch of fading to the spine.

A paperback original in French wraps, issued by Greene's Swedish publisher Norstedts in 1962 as a Christmas Gift, with a foreword by Ragnar Svanstrom. The three novels referred to are The Power and the Glory, The Heart of the Matter, and The End of the Affair, that the publisher was about to issue in an omnibus edition. Near fine in wraps with light sunning to the front panel, some more moderate sunning to the top of the rear wrap, and a sun darkened spine. The booklet has been warmly inscribed "for Michael (Korda) with love and best wishes/for Christmas/from Graham." Some of the pages are unopend at the top, but it appears that Greene opened page 26/27 in order to make a hand-written correction, changing the first word in line 4 from Seen to Seeing. Korda, the editor-in-chief of Simon and Schuster, and Graham Greene were lifelong friends. A unique association copy!