First Edition. One of Burke's scarcest books, a collection of stories set in Louisiana, published in a small edition (probably about 1000 copies, given the relative availability of it on the market). This is a set assembled by a collector, consisting of the hardcover and trade paperback editions, which were.....

First Edition. A lovely signed first edition of the second Dave Robicheaux novel. 292 pages. First edition (first printing, with a numberline ending in 1). A fine copy in a fine dust jacket, signed by Burke on the title page.

First Edition. A lovely signed first edition of the second Dave Robicheaux novel. 292 pages. First edition (first printing, with a numberline ending in 1). A fine copy in a fine dust jacket, signed by Burke on the front free endpaper. Laid in with this copy is a three-panel brochure.....

First Edition. After two decades as a writer, this was Burke's last book before he hit it big with the Dave Robicheaux series. This is a set assembled by a collector, consisting of a first edition of the book in the first issue dust jacket with a matte finish accompanied.....

First Edition. The author's second book, a Kentucky coal-mining novel. 241 pages. First edition (first printing, with the code "A-6.70 (H)" on the copyright page). This is a near fine copy in a dust jacket with minor wear to the corners and some shelfwear to the white rear panel. It.....

First Edition. A first edition and a proof of this selection of previously uncollected works published by Russell Chatham's press. This group, assembled by a collector, includes a first trade edition (a paperback) and an uncorrected proof bound in cream-colored wrappers (there was also a 125-copy limited hardcover edition, not.....

First Edition. A group of four books assembled by a collector: 1) The Muddy Fork: A Work in Progress published by Lord John Press. This is one of an unspecified number denoted "Presentation Copy" on the colophon. It is bound in quarter leather over marbled paper and signed by Crumley.....

First Edition. Gardner's classic retelling of the Beowulf saga through the eyes of the monster. The author's best-known book, here in signed copies of both the US and UK first printings. In his essay on the book in Horror: 100 Best Books, Dan Simmons writes, "John Gardner's Grendel is a......

First Edition. The author's first novel. First edition (first printing stated). A very good copy in a very good dust jacket. Short tears and bumping to the spine, nickel-sized light spot on the front cover near the bottom of the spine; spine a touch faded.