Titles starting with R from Ken Lopez - Bookseller, ABAA

NY: Random House. (2000). Advance Uncorrected Proof. Very Good in wrappers. . First Edition. softcover. ... more information

NY: Scribner. (1987). The uncorrected proof copy. Two pages are bound in upside down and out of order. Reviewer's notes, mostly on the rear blank. Near fine in wrappers. . First Edition. softcover. ... more information

NY: Charles Scribner's Sons. (1987). Advance review copy w/ publisher's materials laid in. Very Good in Very Good DJ. . First Edition. hardcover. ... more information

NY: Everyman's Library/Knopf. (1995). The first combined edition of the four Rabbit novels. With a special 15-page introduction by Updike for this edition and a chronology of Rabbit Angstrom's life printed alongside a historical chronology spanning the character's lifetime. Signed by the author. Fine in a fine dust jacket. A massive book (1500+ pages) and surprisingly uncommon in the first printing, especially in fine condition and signed. . First Edition. hardcover. ... more information

NY: Knopf. 1973. Third printing. Inscribed by Sanchez to another writer: "The Sky Sky is faster than the Eye Eye." Fine in a near fine dust jacket with slight fading to the spine lettering and a small chip to the upper front panel. A nice association copy. . hardcover. ... more information

NY: Alfred A. Knopf. 1973. Author's first book. Very Good in Very Good DJ. . First Edition. hardcover. ... more information

NY: Knopf. 1971. The limited edition of the second book in the author's highly praised Rabbit Angstrom series. Nominated for the National Book Award. This was the first book in the series to be issued as a deluxe signed edition, and only the second Updike novel to receive such treatment. One of 350 numbered copies signed by the author. Fine in acetate dustwrapper and a very near fine slipcase with trace rubbing at the corners. . First Edition. hardcover. ... more information

NY: Alfred A. Knopf. 1971. Very Good in Very Good DJ. Ownership signature. . First Edition. hardcover. ... more information

NY: Alfred A. Knopf. 1971. Very Good in Good (price-clipped, spine-faded) DJ. . First Edition. hardcover. ... more information

NY: Alfred A. Knopf. 1971. Good in Good (edgeworn) DJ. Waterstain to top edge. . First Edition. hardcover. ... more information

NY: Alfred A. Knopf. 1971. Book club edition. Very Good in Very Good DJ. . hardcover. ... more information

NY: Knopf. 1960. His second novel, which introduced Rabbit Angstrom and began the sequence of novels that will likely stand as Updike's major work, having won, collectively, virtually every major literary award given in the U.S., some of them twice. Signed by the author. Fine in a near fine, price-clipped dust jacket with some slight rubbing and a tear at the lower rear spine fold. A very attractive copy of the most difficult of his major trade editions to find in collectible condition and/or signed. . ... more information

NY: Knopf. 1960. His second novel, which introduced Rabbit Angstrom and began the sequence of novels that will likely stand as Updike's major work. A fine copy in a very near fine dust jacket with one tiny edge tear and trace rubbing to the spine extremities and front spine fold. A very nice copy with none of the spine fading that is typical for this title. . First Edition. hardcover. ... more information

NY: Knopf. 1990. The concluding volume in the Rabbit series. Winner of the Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Critics Circle Award. This is the first trade edition; the true first was issued by the Franklin Library. Fine in a fine dust jacket. Not uncommon, but perfect copies are harder to come by than one might think. . First Edition. hardcover. ... more information

NY: Knopf. 1981. The limited edition of the third of his Rabbit Angstrom books, winner of the National Book Award and the Pulitzer Prize, a rare literary double. One of 350 numbered copies signed by the author. Fine in a fine dust jacket and a slightly edge-sunned slipcase. . First Edition. hardcover. ... more information

NY: Alfred A. Knopf. 1981. Very Good in Very Good DJ. Remainder mark to bottom edge. . First Edition. hardcover. ... more information

NY: Alfred A. Knopf. 1981. Very Good in Very Good DJ. . First Edition. hardcover. ... more information

London: Andre Deutsch. (1982). First U.K. edition, second impression. Very Good in Very Good DJ. . hardcover. ... more information

NY: Harper & Brothers. (1954). The author's first novel, published just after he returned from Paris, where he helped found the Paris Review. This is the issue in blue cloth and black boards; the priority has not been determined so far. Signed by the author. The front flyleaf bears a small ink price and a penciled editorial comment: "A book by Mary Wheelwright's brother - Not too good, but light and interesting if you know him!" A touch of fading to the cloth at the crown; else fine in... more information

NY: Harper & Brothers. (1954). The author's first novel, published just after he returned from Paris, where he helped found the Paris Review. Inscribed by the author to his future brother-in-law, Kennett Love. Kennett Love was a former New York Times reporter, specializing in Middle Eastern affairs. His book Suez: The Twice-Fought War is considered the standard work on the subject. This is the issue in blue cloth and black boards; the priority has not been determined. Love's signature on front ... more information