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Windy City Pulp and Paperback show by
[email protected]
I wanted to post a reminder on this newsgroup about this show coming up
in Chicago on the 22nd-24th. It has turned into one of the best book
shows for collectors of genre fiction. Besides tons of pulps and
paperbacks there are plenty of nice hardcover firsts.
There will be over 100 tables full of...
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Windy City pulp and book show by
[email protected]
Just a heads up on the Windy City pulp and book show this weekend in
Chicago. This is great show for genre fiction collectors.
http://www.windycitypulpandpaper.com/
100 tables loaded with rare and scarce pulps, hardcovers and paperbacks.
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WillowRaven's website updates... by
[email protected]
Just wanted to ask people to check out the various updates on my
website. I've added 4 new pages today & re-named a few others.
You all can do me the favor of double checking my spelling & grammar
(because we all know I am an illustrator & not a writer...lol). I
have
checked to make sure all my...
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Williston Walker book question by
krik999
Hi. I recently picked up a copy of On the Increase of Royal Power in France
Under Philip Augustus 1179-1223 (a dissertation presented to the
philosophical faculty of the University of Leipzig for a Docotorate Degree)
by Williston Walker. The text was published by Gressner & Schram in Leipzig
in...
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William Winterbotham by
Sam
A few years ago I acquired a four-volume American History set written
by Reverend William Winterbotham. I am trying to find out something
about him, other than he wrote the books while he was in a British
prison (and this I learned from a listing of a similar set on ABE -
and I take most things...
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by Sam
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William S. Burroughs read the Weekly World News by
[email protected]
In his December 20, 1996, journal entry published in Last Words, Naked
Lunch author William S. Burroughs writes:
"'I am Enraged'-(a column like Ed Anger's):
The vile bestial settlers and sheep people wiped out the marsupial
wolf."
In reference to this entry, Last Words editor, James Grauerholz...
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William S. Burroughs read the Weekly World News by
[email protected]
In his December 20, 1996, journal entry published in Last Words, Naked
Lunch author William S. Burroughs writes:
"'I am Enraged'-(a column like Ed Anger's):
The vile bestial settlers and sheep people wiped out the marsupial
wolf."
In reference to this entry, Last Words editor, James Grauerholz...
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William Henry Frost - information sought by
Francis A. Miniter
I have come across a book from my mother's book collection.
It is by William Henry Frost and entitled "The Knights of
the Round Table" (Scribners 1897). W.H. Frost appears to
have written three other novels, all dealing with Arthurian
and related legends and all illustrated by Sydney...
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December 5th 04 10:31 AM
by magari
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William Golding Lord of the Flies - edition query by
Tim Doyle
I recently found a copy of William Golding's "Lord of the Flies". I
hope to establish that it is the first printing of the Coward-McCann
1962 re-issue, but there are two things "wrong" with my copy: there is
no price on the DJ, and it is in Fine/Fine condition - in such good
condition that when I...
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William Gaddis - A Frolic of His Own by
ML Richardson
I found a paperback copy of "A Frolic of His Own" by William Gaddis. I
realized later that the spine of the book is printed incorrectly - it says
"A Frolic of His of His Own". It's the first paperback edition, first
printing.
I've seen later copies with the correct spine, but I can't find...
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WILLIAM AUGUSTUS OSBALDISTON. by
kittywake
Hello folks,
with reference to the topic ...condition - price -
rarity...British Sportsman book, I have managed to obtain all the
missing prints and text, the artists and engravers are known, and I am
now in the process of searching the history of the above Author?
This gentleman would appear to...
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Wild Pricing! by
Willow Arune
A few days ago, I visited the local COLES outlet up here. By chance, I
noticed a book called DISSOLUTION by C.J.Sansom on the reduced rack, and a
copy of DARK FIRE on another. A page or two of reading convinced me to buy
both. American firsts, $6 each. In fact, you can still get a few from...
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Why the insane prices for this book? by
Chris_K
ISBN 0061011703 - Postcards from France
Is this book really worth $200+ ? I can't seem to find it anywhere
online for less than that.
In other words, is this a genuine rare book or just a handful of
sellers listing it for high prices and waiting for someone to bite?
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Why is this book so expensive? by
l3mst0r
I've just done a search for the paperback book "Someone else is on our
Moon" by George Leonard, published in the 1970's by Sphere. It
appears to me to be a fairly nondescript mass market paperback, which
probably fitted in well with the Erich von Daniken's and Lyall
Watson's of the day, but can...
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February 23rd 04 08:55 PM
by Brian
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Why first editions are easy for me..... by
hollowayd
When I first started selling books many years ago I acted as a
bookscout for other dealers. Every Saturday I'd head out to the garage
sales, estate sales, thrift shops, library sales...anywhere cheap
books could be found then drag my finds around to local used
bookstores. I remember that it was a...
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Why do people collect what they do? by
braves-lady
I started out collecting first edition mysteries, preferably signed. I still
don't know why. But I had this empty bedroom I could put bookcases in, I've
read mysteries since I can't remember when (seems to be a personal challenge
to figure it out before the author spills the beans) so I began. At...
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Why America can't find Osama bin Laden by
Vito
http://www.lulu.com/product/download/missing-terrorist/6310363
In the mankind history, there are many fantastic stories about
mysterious disappearances. So many notorious terrorists and Nazis
could flee out of sight unexpectedly. Some missing people appeared
suddenly when the world forgot them. The...
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