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First UK Edition/First Printing. Hardcover. Fine book in a fine unclipped dust jacket. Signed in blue by the author on the title page. Collecting 8 stories, 3 or which previously appeared in The New Yorker. Translated from the Japanese by Philip Gabriel.

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[Signed] People Person ******SIGNED UK HB 1/1****** Carty-Williams, Candle [Fine] [Hardcover] 59.99 CAD Candle Carty- Williams. People person. First U.K. hardback printing . Trapeze 2022. Fine jacket priced £12.99. Fine boards. Sharp spine and corners. Fine contents . No previous owner marks or names. Decorated page block. Signed by author on title page.

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[Signed] Displaced Person SIMIC, Charles [Fine] [Hardcover]

[Signed] Displaced Person SIMIC, Charles [Fine] [Hardcover] 285.18 CAD Quarto, [34]pp. A fine copy in the publisher's decorative paper over boards with white vellum spine, and unprinted tissue dust jacket. This is one of 150 limited unnumbered copies SIGNED by Simic on the limitation page. A beautiful publication.

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[Signed] Persons in Hiding Hoover, J. Edgar [Fine] [Hardcover]

[Signed] Persons in Hiding Hoover, J. Edgar [Fine] [Hardcover] 235.18 CAD Book is fine but for light tape residual on fpd and one slight mar on front board, still very bright. Dust jacket has chips, tears and wrinkles on the edges. Signed and inscribed by the author. ; 8vo 8"" - 9"" tall; 325 pp

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