First Edition. The first hardcover edition of the author's first book, a classic of modern horror. The book was first published in a small paperback edition in 1985; it was expanded for a British paperback edition in 1989, and republished here for the first time in hardcover a year later.....

First edition, wrappers issue. The author's first book, winner of the Chicano literary prize, the Premio Quinto Sol, and a cornerstone of contemporary Chicano fiction. There was also a small hardcover issue, published simultaneously with this paperback. ix, [5], 248, [2] pages. First edition (first printing stated). A very good.....

First Edition. The novel that inspired the acclaimed film of the same name. Jennifer Lawrence won the Academy Award for Best Actress for her work on this film. The movie also starred Bradley Cooper. The novel is the story of a man in a neural health facility who believes that.....

First Edition. The first of the crime novels written by the author of the Harry Potter books and published under the pseudonym Robert Galbraith. According to the Errington bibliography of J. K. Rowling (A17.a), the print run was just 1750 copies. Next to the hardcover copy of Harry Potter and.....

First Edition. An inscribed copy of one of the essential Chicano novels of the 1970s, in the very scarce first edition. Arias, a staff writer for People magazine, won the 1974–75 UC Irvine Chicano Literary contest with an excerpt from this book, which adapted the style of Latin American magical.....

First Thus. One of 100 signed copies of this re-issue of Tony Hillerman's first book, with a fine portrait of JIm Chee, the main Navajo Tribal Police detective character by Ernest Franklin on the first blank. Ernest Franklin was a Navajo artist who liked embellishing Hillerman's books with drawings reflecting.....

First Edition. A very nice copy of the author's first book and the first novel by a Native American to win the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction. 215 pages. First edition (stated). A near fine copy in a near fine dust jacket with only minor shelfwear. A very nice copy.

First Edition. An acceptable copy of the important first book by the Nobel Prize winner in economics, popularly known for Thinking Fast and Slow. The present book has been cited in the academic literature an astounding 18,000 (per Google Scholar). 246 pages. First edition (first printing, with a numberline ending.....

First edition. The author's first novel. First edition (stated). A very good copy in a very good dust jacket. The jacket has less wear than most, but its back panel and the endpapers are heavily foxed.

First Edition. The Texas author's first book, a scarce key work in the Chicano literary canon. The first edition is not dated; a second printing was issued in 1974. Dating of this copy is based on the publication dates of the other books by the same publisher listed on the.....

First Edition. A farce involving a dermatologist, an alcoholic detective, a mad judge, a high-speed car crash, and a hash (hashish) party. Correct first edition (UK), published before the American edition, of the author's first book. First edition (first printing, with no indication of later printings). A very good or.....

First British edition. One of 250 signed and numbered copies of the UK edition of this debut fantasy novel that incorporates elements of voodoo and African American folklore. Bound with black-dyed page edges. First UK edition (first printing). A fine copy in a fine dust jacket. This is no. 25.....

First Edition. The author's first book. This is one of a special edition with a pop-up inside the front cover designed by Chris Riddell. The book was issued signed by Riddell and Whelan. First edition (first printing with a numberline ending in 1). A fine copy in illustrated boards.