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Dangerous Ways: Selected Mysteries SIGNED DELUXE EDITION

Dangerous Ways: Selected Mysteries SIGNED DELUXE EDITION by Vance, Jack; Dowling, Terry (Ed.); Strahan, Jonathan (Ed.)

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Seller: Underground Books, ABAA
Title
Dangerous Ways: Selected Mysteries SIGNED DELUXE EDITION
Author
Vance, Jack; Dowling, Terry (Ed.); Strahan, Jonathan (Ed.)
Seller
Underground Books, ABAA (United States)
Condition
Very good
Description
Burton, Michigan: Subterranean Press, 2011. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good/very good +. First Edition. Hardcover. Signed by Jack Vance to half-title. 9 1/4" X 6 3/8". 562pp. Faint shelfwear to unclipped dust jacket, featuring art by Ken Laager. Bound in light blue cloth over boards, with spine lettered in metallic blue. Gentle bumping to corners and to tail of spine, else fine. Binding is firm and sound. Pages are clean and unmarked. A very presentable signed deluxe hardcover edition from Subterranean Press gathering these three mysteries—the Edgar Award-winning The Man in the Cage, the unforgettable hider-in-the-house thriller Bad Ronald, and the exotic South Seas murderfest The Deadly Isles—by Fantasy and Science Fiction Grand Master Jack Vance. ABOUT THIS BOOK: As well as being an inspirational, acclaimed and widely adored F&SF Grand Master and world-builder par excellence, Jack Vance has always been a mystery writer at heart. Even while ranging the starways and arcane dimensions under the name we best know him by, taking us to alien worlds, strange climes and fabulous yonders, he also used his given name of John Holbrook Vance (plus a few selected aliases) to turn out novels of intrigue and suspense set on this world, dealing with people almost like you and me. Whether featuring exotic locales such as Morocco and the Marquesas, forgotten corners of his beloved California, or even more modest, mundane settings like downtown San Francisco and Oakland, these beguiling, often hard-hitting tales explore the same depths of greed, obsession and depravity as mark his highly praised Demon Princes novels, feature the same resourceful, often cool, sometimes fraught protagonists as travel Tschai, Halma or Cadwal, show the same canny insights into the workings of human nature, the familiar trademark wit, the same fabulous gift for language and creating a living, breathing sense of place. Dangerous Ways serves up three of the master’s richest, most diverse mystery offerings from the fertile middle period of his long and impressive career: the Edgar Award-winning The Man in the Cage, the unforgettable hider-in-the-house thriller Bad Ronald, and the exotic South Seas murderfest The Deadly Isles. Dangerous Ways presents three of the master’s self-penned works in the other popular genre he has always loved so dearly. (Publisher).
Charles IInd Fvrnitvre Offered for Sale by Phillips of Hitchin [2nd] [II] [Furniture]

Charles IInd Fvrnitvre Offered for Sale by Phillips of Hitchin [2nd] [II] [Furniture] by [No Author]

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Charles IInd Fvrnitvre Offered for Sale by Phillips of Hitchin [2nd] [II] [Furniture]
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[No Author]
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Yesterday's Muse Books (United States)
Condition
Very Good
Description
S.N, 1930. Stapled Binding. Very Good. 0x0x0. No publisher listed. No publisher date (circa 1930). Edge wear. 51 pp. Includes black-and-white illustrations. Topics include: The Manor House Hitchin; Old Rooms; A Charles II Room; Charles II Furniture; Chairs; William & Mary Furniture; Carolean Pictures; Queen Anne Furniture; An Inexpensive Room; Grandfather Chairs; Overmantel Pictures; Landscape Mirror; Mirrors; Needlework Chairs. Amyas Phillips (1891-1962) was an English antique dealer and architect based in Hitchin, Hertfordshire. Amyas operated Phillips of Hitchin antique dealers (previously known as F. W. Phillips, and later H. & A. Phillips) for much of his life.

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