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Very nice copy- dust jacket is very clean- no tears or chipping- shows original price of 5.95. Unobtrusive orignal owner name in small ink on FEP, upper left corner top edge.

A fine copy in fine dust jacket; pictorial jacket has tiny chips on corners, else fresh and bright. Signed "Maurice Sendak" on title page under illustration.

Never read, fine in fine dust jacket. Mona Simpson's first book. Signed by Simpson on the title page below her name. Purchase of his copy of Anywhere But Here will include mint, never read, author signed first edition of SImpson's sequel, The Lost Father.

As new, never read in fine dust jacket. Signed by the author.

First edition, first printing indicated by full print number line and stated First Edition. Binding is tight, and book appears never to have been read. Slight rubbing at top of spine & 5 tiny spots along edge. There is a small neat gift inscription on upper right hand FEP in black ink. Jacket has a small chip/tear at top of spine & chipping/wear at bottom edge and corners, small closed tears along top edge, tiny chips on top/bottom corners of front panel. Color of front cover panel and back cover is bright. Jacket inside flap is not price clipped and shows original price of $10.95Book is inscribed and signed boldly in black felt pen by author on title page below his printed name: "May the good stories be true-" Bill Stafford Feb, '79. The words "good" and "be" are underlined in the inscription. A very nice copy. Stafford was the Poet Laureate of the State of Oregon.

First edition, fine condition with fine dust jacket.

First U.S. edition of the author's first novel. In fine with condition with fine dust jacket. Basis for movie of the same title. Dust jacket shows original price of 16.95. Comes with color promotional postcard.

First American Edition. Boards are tight and clean, dust jacket is bright and in fine condition, protected in Mylar jacket. By the author of Perfume.

First U.S. Edition. A very nice copy of Waterland by Graham Swift.