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160 pages. ISBN 0-15-155559-1.

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This Religion & Spirituality Books item is sold by KnoxvilleRose. Ships from Knoxville, TN. Listed on Aug 16, 2026

There Is No Finished World: Poems by Stephen Corey. White Pine Press, Buffalo, New York, 2003. First Edition. Paperback, 86 pages. ISBN 1-893996-68-9 (9781893996687). Cover painting by André Masson.

Published by Hamish Hamilton, London, 1977 (SBN 241 89535 9; ISBN-13 978-0-241-89535-1), 219 pages. Translated from the French by Louise Varèse. The original price of £3.50 net is intact on the front flap, so the jacket is not price-clipped.

You Were Sweeter By R.M Davenport The orchard blossoms that had fallen by the tangled roots were so sweet. You were sweeter, all thighs that ran wet with pressed cider, and skin that smelled of the…

383 pages.

Published by Hamish Hamilton, London, 1977 (SBN 241 89535 9; ISBN-13 978-0-241-89535-1), 219 pages. Translated from the French by Louise Varèse. The original price of £3.50 net is intact on the front flap, so the jacket is not price-clipped.

A preview of Proza, a typographic theme for Ghost. The essays, notes and pictures here show how it sets writing.

1997 Fawcett Gold Medal / Ballantine first edition of The Vampire Virus by Michael Romkey. Good reading copy with light spine wear, minor creasing, and a partial price sticker on the front. Solid copy of this hard-to-find 90s horror novel.

If you appreciate a used book with a bit of lived-in character and story of its own, this copy has that in spades. If you prefer your books pristine and untouched, this may not be the copy for you, but for the collector who values authenticity and history over flawlessness, this is a wonderful addition to any Maigret shelf.

This copy appears unread, with a tight binding and only light, expected age-toning for a book approaching forty years old. It's a quietly devastating study of egoism and the walls a man builds around his own happiness.

Published by Hamish Hamilton, London, 1977 (SBN 241 89535 9; ISBN-13 978-0-241-89535-1), 219 pages. Translated from the French by Louise Varèse. The original price of £3.50 net is intact on the front flap, so the jacket is not price-clipped.

Translated from the French by Howard Curtis (original title Oncle Charles s'est enfermé, 1942; published in Britain as Uncle Charles). What has driven this timid man to cut himself off, and what secret binds him to his overbearing employer?.

150 pages, hardcover, with the original illustrated dust jacket by Ashley Potter protected by a Mylar cover. The jacket flap is unclipped and still shows the original £10.95 UK price. A previous owner has pencilled "First Britain Edition" at the top of the first free endpaper, near the binding, confirming the book's identification; otherwise the pages are clean with no further markings.

A solitary, self-content designer stumbles across a battered prostitute in a gutter and, after nursing her back to health, eventually marries her. One evening he finds her dead in a hotel room under circumstances that unravel everything he thought he understood about his wife of fourteen years, forcing him to confront whether nearness breeds devotion or deception. The dust jacket is in excellent condition and protected in a Mylar cover, with the original $10.95 price intact and unclipped on the front flap. As is typical of remaindered stock from this era, there is a felt-marker remainder stripe along the bottom edge of the text block, running from the top page to the bottom page; it does not affect the text, binding, or interior, which remain clean and tight.