The Mysterious Bookshop
58 Warren Street
New York, NY. 10007
Ph: 212-587-1011
Fax: 212-587-1126
Open Seven Days, 11.00 a.m. - 7.00 p.m.
Weekly Update 10/9/09
UPCOMING EVENTS
Thursday, October 15th 6.30p.m. - 8.00p.m.
Detectives Don’t Wear Seatbelts: True Adventures of a Female P.I.
Author Cici McNair will discuss her book and her career as a P.I.
Light refreshments will be served.
Thursday, October 29th 6.00p.m. - 8.00p.m.
THREE PARTIES IN ONE!
We will be celebrating threefold!!
Our fourth year at this location
A slightly early Halloween Party
Publication of The Vampire Archives, edited by Otto Penzler.
Please join us
SIGNED BOOKS NOW AVAILABLE
Pete Dexter signed copies of Spooner, his latest novel, which is receiving stellar reviews. An Unclassifiable Club Selection. $26.99
Gerald Elias was here this week discussing his book Devil’s Trill. He also played some of the music referred to in his story of a stolen violin. $25.99
Joshua Gaylord is a first time author (married to Megan Abbott). His book, Hummingbirds, is set in an all-girls prep school where tensions between students, students and teachers, and especially students and the male teachers, always bubble beneath the surface of higher education. Oh, there’s also a mystery involved. This is on my list! $25.99
The Dark Page II, edited and signed by Kevin Johnson, is now available. The sub title is Books That Inspired American Film Noir and the years covered are 1950-1965. Gorgeous color photographs show the dust jackets of some of the most important books in the genre with text accompanying each selection. $95.00
Dark Mirror by Barry Maitland is the latest mystery featuring DCI Brock and DI Kolla. Maitland lives in Australia so this is the first U.S. edition. $24.99
Robert B. Parker spent some time at the store and signed several of his books. If you previously ordered, we are in the process of getting your books to you.
The Professional is his latest Spenser is A Crime Collector’s Club Selection. $26.95
Brimstone is the third Western featuring Everett Hitch and Virgil Cole. $25.95
Night and Day features Jesse Stone, police chief of Paradise, Massachusetts. $25.95
Chasing the Bear is a book for young adults and features a young Spenser. $14.99
SIGNED AND NOT SIGNED FROM THE UK
The Gates is John Connolly’s latest featuring young Samuel Johnson who, with the help of a small dog and an unlucky demon, is trying to stop his neighbors, led by the villainous Mrs. Abernathy, from opening the gates of hell. Just in time for Halloween! $33.00
The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets’ Nest is the third and last book by Stieg Larsson. It is definitely first come, first served for this title. And of course it isn’t signed. $48.
FOR COLLECTORS
Hieronymus Bosch Profile by Michael Connelly, The Mysterious Bookshop, NY. 2007. SIGNED. $75.00
Commissioned by The Mysterious Bookshop and limited to 100 numbered copies. Fine.
Lullaby Town by Robert Crais, Bantam, NY. 1992. First Edition. SIGNED. $750.00
Author’s scarcest book. An immaculate, as new copy in like dust jacket.
The Monkey’s Raincoat by Robert Crais, Doubleday, NY. 1993. First American Hardcover Edition.SIGNED. $125.00
Author’s first novel. Introduces Elvis Cole. Very fine in dust jacket.
Elvis Cole & Joe Pike Profile by Robert Crais, The Mysterious Bookshop, NY. 2007. SIGNED. $75.00
Commissioned by The Mysterious Bookshop and limited to 100 numbered copies. Fine.
Inspector Morse Profile by Colin Dexter, The Mysterious Bookshop, NY. 2007. SIGNED. $75.00
Commissioned by The Mysterious Bookshop and limited to 100 numbered copies. Fine.
Crime Wave by James Ellroy, Arrow Books, London. 1999. First Edition. SIGNED. $45.00
The true first edition of Ellroy’s reportage and fiction about the dark side of L.A. Fine in wraps as issued.
The Maltese Falcon by Dashiell Hammett, Knopf, NY. 1929. First Editiion. $2,000.00
A fine copy of this iconic Haycraft-Queen cornerstone, regarded by many as the greatest detective novel written by an American. A fine copy (but no dust jacket).
The Thin Man by Dashiell Hammett, Knopf, NY. 1934. First Edition. $2,000.00
Cloth, as always, is faded, else very good in the green dust jacket, which is sunned on the spine and has nicks and closed tears at edges, corners and spine ends.
Fifty-Two Pickup by Elmore Leonard, Delacorte, NY. 1974. First Edition. SIGNED. $350.00
A fine copy in a price-clipped dust jacket which has very small nicks and tears along edges, corners and spine ends.
The Girl in the Plain Brown Wrapper by John D. MacDonald, Lippincott, PA. 1973. First American Hardcover. $400.00
Bookplate, else a fine copy in a beautiful, sharp dust jacket and scarce in this condition.
Spenser Profile by Robert B. Parker, The Mysterious Bookshop, NY. 2007. SIGNED. $75.00
Commissioned by The Mysterious Bookshop and limited to 100 numbered copies. Fine.
Cast a Yellow Shadow by Ross Thomas, Morrow, NY. 1967. First Edition. $200.00
Very fine in dust jacket.
The Backup Men by Ross Thomas, Morrow, NY. 1971. First Edition. $100.00
Fine in dust jacket, which has light fraying at spine ends.
(Ross Thomas) The Highbinders by Oliver Bleeck, Morrow, NY. 1974. First Edition. $100.00
Fine in dust jacket.
Sally
sally@mysteriousbookshop.com
Friday, October 9, 2009
Book Party for Derek Haas 10/21/09
The Mysterious Bookshop
will host a party
celebrating the release of
Columbus
by Derek Haas
Join us in celebrating the new novel Columbus: A Silver Bear Thriller (Pegasus)
Mr. Haas will discuss and read from his book (his second novel) and answer questions. Copies will be available for autographs.
Light refreshments will be served.
Wednesday, October 21st
6:30 pm - 8:00 pm.
Admission is Free
The Mysterious Bookshop
58 Warren Street (Between Church and West Broadway)
New York, NY 10007
(212)587-1011
info@mysteriousbookshop.com
will host a party
celebrating the release of
Columbus
by Derek Haas
Join us in celebrating the new novel Columbus: A Silver Bear Thriller (Pegasus)
Mr. Haas will discuss and read from his book (his second novel) and answer questions. Copies will be available for autographs.
Light refreshments will be served.
Wednesday, October 21st
6:30 pm - 8:00 pm.
Admission is Free
The Mysterious Bookshop
58 Warren Street (Between Church and West Broadway)
New York, NY 10007
(212)587-1011
info@mysteriousbookshop.com
Sunday, October 4, 2009
Lou Manfredo on RIZZO'S WAR
First time novelist Loe Manfredo discussed RIZZO'S WAR and thanked those who made it possible during a recent appearance at The Mysterious Bookshop.
Friday, October 2, 2009
Cici McNair Discusses DETECTIVES DON'T WEAR SEATBELTS 10/15/09
The Mysterious Bookshop
will host a party
celebrating the release of
Detectives Don't Wear Seatbelts:
True Adventures of a Female P.I.
by Cici McNair
Join us in celebrating the new memoir Detectives Don't Wear Seatbelts: True Adventures of a Female P.I. (Center Street)
Ms. McNair will discuss and read from her book and answer questions. Copies will be available for autographs.
Light refreshments will be served.
Thursday, October 15th
6:30 pm - 8:00 pm.
Admission is Free
The Mysterious Bookshop
58 Warren Street (Between Church and West Broadway)
New York, NY 10007
(212) 587-1011
info@mysteriousbookshop.com
will host a party
celebrating the release of
Detectives Don't Wear Seatbelts:
True Adventures of a Female P.I.
by Cici McNair
Join us in celebrating the new memoir Detectives Don't Wear Seatbelts: True Adventures of a Female P.I. (Center Street)
Ms. McNair will discuss and read from her book and answer questions. Copies will be available for autographs.
Light refreshments will be served.
Thursday, October 15th
6:30 pm - 8:00 pm.
Admission is Free
The Mysterious Bookshop
58 Warren Street (Between Church and West Broadway)
New York, NY 10007
(212) 587-1011
info@mysteriousbookshop.com
Sally's Weekly Update for 10/02/09
The Mysterious Bookshop
58 Warren Street
New York, NY 10007
Ph: 212-587-1011
Fax: 212-587-1126
Open Seven Days, 11.00 a.m. - 7.00 p.m.
Weekly Update 10/2/09
UPCOMING EVENTS
Tuesday, October 6th 6.30 p.m. - 8.00 p.m.
Devil’s Trill
Gerald Elias
Violinist, composer, and conductor Elias will discuss his new book
Light refreshments will be served.
SIGNED BOOKS NOW AVAILABLE
The Death of Bunny Munro has been signed by performer and writer Nick Cave. When his wife commits suicide, Bunny Munro hits the road with his son. But I hesitate to describe the plot further when author Irvine Welsh puts it so well: "Put Cormac McCarthy, Franz Kafka and Benny Hill together in a Brighton seaside guesthouse and they might just come up with Bunny Munro." $25.00
Reed Farrel Coleman was here helping us celebrate the publication of his new book (penned with Ken Bruen). Tower tells the story of Nick and Todd, Brooklyn boys with a friendship that stands the test of crushing loss, blood, and betrayal. Signed by Coleman only. A paperback original. $15.00
Rizzo’s War is Lou Manfredo’s first novel in which a rookie cop teams up with a seasoned veteran as they work the mean streets of Bensonhurst in Brooklyn. A First Mystery Club Selection. $24.99
The Twelve by Stuart Neville is the original name of The Ghosts of Belfast, which will be signed later in the year. A limited edition of 50 copies were produced and signed by Neville and the book’s illustrator, Julie Chalmers. Needless to say, we have very few copies. In boards as issued and boxed. $175.00
Little Bird of Heaven by Joyce Carol Oates is set in the mythical small city of Sparta in upstate New York. Oates once again explores the territory for which she is known: the mysterious conjunction of erotic romance with tragic violence. $25.99
The Best American Mystery Stories 2009 by series editor Otto Penzler is here. The best of the best are here with contributions by James Lee Burke, Michael Connelly, Chuck Hogan, and Alice Munro etc. Jeffery Deaver guest-edited this edition, but only Otto will sign. A paperback original. $14.00
FOR COLLECTORS
To the Bright and Shining Sun by James Lee Burke, Cahill, Huntington Beach, CA. 1992. First of this Edition. SIGNED. $100.00
Limited to 400 copies, numbered and signed by Burke. Very fine in slipcase, which is white cloth and slightly soiled.
The Baby Blue Rip-Off by Max Allan Collins, Walker, NY. 1983. First Edition. INSCRIBED. $85.00
Author’s first hardcover book. Inscribed: "To Don (Westlake) and Abby - another baby from ol’ daddy Collins" and dated Jan. 14, ‘83. Also signed in full on title page. Fine in dust jacket.
No Cure for Death by Max Allan Collins, Walker, NY. 1983. First Edition. INSCRIBED. $75.00
An interesting association copy, inscribed "To Don Westlake - with thanks for helping me save this one...Al" Dated May 22, ‘83, and signed in full on title page. Fine in dust jacket with a sunned spine.
Midnight Hand by Max Allan Collins, Foul Play Woodstock, VT. 1986. First Edition. INSCRIBED. $45.00
Inscribed: "To Don and Abby – with a midnight hello! Christmas 1986. Al." Signed in full on title page. Very fine in dust jacket.
The Million-Dollar Wound by Max Allan Collins, St. Martin’s, NY. 1986. First Edition. INSCRIBED. $50.00
A Nate Heller novel. Inscribed: "To Donald E. Westlake – Whose blurb was finally used! Thank you...Al." Also signed in full on title page. Fine in dust jacket with two tiny closed tears.
Spree by Max Allan Collins, Tor, NY. 1987. First Edition. INSCRIBED. $50.00
Inscribed: "To Don Westlake – whose writing made me want to write...and with best regards to Parker from Nolan. Hi Abby! Al." Signed in full on title page. Fine in dust jacket.
The Road to Gandolfo by Robert Ludlum (writing as Michael Shepherd), Dial. NY. 1975. First Edition. $275.00
Fine in all three dust jackets as issued. The top jacket has a chip out of the top front panel, and the other two have matching closed tears. With a remarkable inscription from the king of the thriller to the greatest comic mystery writer of all time: "For Don – Since somewhere along the line someone said–in large print– that this was...’Somewhere between Donald Westlake and...’ I thought you ought to see what you get blamed for! This ‘genre’ will never see my likes again!! I’m back to ...’suddenly’...’and then...’ the muted spit came; the forehead exploded! I hope Abby gets a few chuckles, (I think you’ll vomit.) Ever, Robert" Dated 8/28/75.
First Blood by David Morell, Evans, NY. 1972. First Edition. $250.00
Author’s first book, introducing the iconic Rambo to the world. An important association copy inscribed to Donald E. Westlake and wife: "To Don and Abby. In friendship. David. March 29, 1982." Very fine copy in dust jacket, which is a bit sunned on the spine as is common.
Comeback by Richard Stark, Mysterious Press, NY. 1997. First Edition. SIGNED. $60.00
A Parker novel. Fine in fine dust jacket.
(Donald Westlake) Donald Westlake 1933-2008 A Celebration. $15.00
A festschrift prepared for Westlake’s memorial service, with contributions by Abby Westlake, Lawrence Block, Simon Brett, Stephen King, Michael Ondaatje, Otto Penzler, Justin Scott, Peter Straub and others. Very fine in wrappers. $15.00
Sally
sally@mysteriousbookshop.com
58 Warren Street
New York, NY 10007
Ph: 212-587-1011
Fax: 212-587-1126
Open Seven Days, 11.00 a.m. - 7.00 p.m.
Weekly Update 10/2/09
UPCOMING EVENTS
Tuesday, October 6th 6.30 p.m. - 8.00 p.m.
Devil’s Trill
Gerald Elias
Violinist, composer, and conductor Elias will discuss his new book
Light refreshments will be served.
SIGNED BOOKS NOW AVAILABLE
The Death of Bunny Munro has been signed by performer and writer Nick Cave. When his wife commits suicide, Bunny Munro hits the road with his son. But I hesitate to describe the plot further when author Irvine Welsh puts it so well: "Put Cormac McCarthy, Franz Kafka and Benny Hill together in a Brighton seaside guesthouse and they might just come up with Bunny Munro." $25.00
Reed Farrel Coleman was here helping us celebrate the publication of his new book (penned with Ken Bruen). Tower tells the story of Nick and Todd, Brooklyn boys with a friendship that stands the test of crushing loss, blood, and betrayal. Signed by Coleman only. A paperback original. $15.00
Rizzo’s War is Lou Manfredo’s first novel in which a rookie cop teams up with a seasoned veteran as they work the mean streets of Bensonhurst in Brooklyn. A First Mystery Club Selection. $24.99
The Twelve by Stuart Neville is the original name of The Ghosts of Belfast, which will be signed later in the year. A limited edition of 50 copies were produced and signed by Neville and the book’s illustrator, Julie Chalmers. Needless to say, we have very few copies. In boards as issued and boxed. $175.00
Little Bird of Heaven by Joyce Carol Oates is set in the mythical small city of Sparta in upstate New York. Oates once again explores the territory for which she is known: the mysterious conjunction of erotic romance with tragic violence. $25.99
The Best American Mystery Stories 2009 by series editor Otto Penzler is here. The best of the best are here with contributions by James Lee Burke, Michael Connelly, Chuck Hogan, and Alice Munro etc. Jeffery Deaver guest-edited this edition, but only Otto will sign. A paperback original. $14.00
FOR COLLECTORS
To the Bright and Shining Sun by James Lee Burke, Cahill, Huntington Beach, CA. 1992. First of this Edition. SIGNED. $100.00
Limited to 400 copies, numbered and signed by Burke. Very fine in slipcase, which is white cloth and slightly soiled.
The Baby Blue Rip-Off by Max Allan Collins, Walker, NY. 1983. First Edition. INSCRIBED. $85.00
Author’s first hardcover book. Inscribed: "To Don (Westlake) and Abby - another baby from ol’ daddy Collins" and dated Jan. 14, ‘83. Also signed in full on title page. Fine in dust jacket.
No Cure for Death by Max Allan Collins, Walker, NY. 1983. First Edition. INSCRIBED. $75.00
An interesting association copy, inscribed "To Don Westlake - with thanks for helping me save this one...Al" Dated May 22, ‘83, and signed in full on title page. Fine in dust jacket with a sunned spine.
Midnight Hand by Max Allan Collins, Foul Play Woodstock, VT. 1986. First Edition. INSCRIBED. $45.00
Inscribed: "To Don and Abby – with a midnight hello! Christmas 1986. Al." Signed in full on title page. Very fine in dust jacket.
The Million-Dollar Wound by Max Allan Collins, St. Martin’s, NY. 1986. First Edition. INSCRIBED. $50.00
A Nate Heller novel. Inscribed: "To Donald E. Westlake – Whose blurb was finally used! Thank you...Al." Also signed in full on title page. Fine in dust jacket with two tiny closed tears.
Spree by Max Allan Collins, Tor, NY. 1987. First Edition. INSCRIBED. $50.00
Inscribed: "To Don Westlake – whose writing made me want to write...and with best regards to Parker from Nolan. Hi Abby! Al." Signed in full on title page. Fine in dust jacket.
The Road to Gandolfo by Robert Ludlum (writing as Michael Shepherd), Dial. NY. 1975. First Edition. $275.00
Fine in all three dust jackets as issued. The top jacket has a chip out of the top front panel, and the other two have matching closed tears. With a remarkable inscription from the king of the thriller to the greatest comic mystery writer of all time: "For Don – Since somewhere along the line someone said–in large print– that this was...’Somewhere between Donald Westlake and...’ I thought you ought to see what you get blamed for! This ‘genre’ will never see my likes again!! I’m back to ...’suddenly’...’and then...’ the muted spit came; the forehead exploded! I hope Abby gets a few chuckles, (I think you’ll vomit.) Ever, Robert" Dated 8/28/75.
First Blood by David Morell, Evans, NY. 1972. First Edition. $250.00
Author’s first book, introducing the iconic Rambo to the world. An important association copy inscribed to Donald E. Westlake and wife: "To Don and Abby. In friendship. David. March 29, 1982." Very fine copy in dust jacket, which is a bit sunned on the spine as is common.
Comeback by Richard Stark, Mysterious Press, NY. 1997. First Edition. SIGNED. $60.00
A Parker novel. Fine in fine dust jacket.
(Donald Westlake) Donald Westlake 1933-2008 A Celebration. $15.00
A festschrift prepared for Westlake’s memorial service, with contributions by Abby Westlake, Lawrence Block, Simon Brett, Stephen King, Michael Ondaatje, Otto Penzler, Justin Scott, Peter Straub and others. Very fine in wrappers. $15.00
Sally
sally@mysteriousbookshop.com
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Coleman and Pinter at The Mysterious Bookshop
The Mysterious Bookshop recently hosted a party celebrating the releases of TOWER by Reed Farrel Coleman (with Ken Bruen)and THE FURY by Jason Pinter. The party was a wild success!
Neglected Author: Michael Avallone
MICHAEL AVALLONE
Some weeks ago, we provided a list of books by Harry Stephen Keeler, describing him as the worst mystery writer of all time. Perhaps this was a rush to judgment, as there are many vocal and powerful advocates for the work of Michael Avallone (1924-1999), who also rated a full chapter in Gun in Cheek, Bill Pronzini’s tribute to the worst writers in the crime fiction world. Avallone’s most famous character is Ed Noon, a private eye and enthusiast of baseball and movies who is the personal investigator for the president of the United States. The plots of his books are fantastic improvisations, the style is a brain-jangling riff on the English language, and his characters are amalgams of people taken from the films of Hitchcock, Orson Welles and Frank Capra. His huge cult following has made him as collectable as Keeler. All but the first book listed are paperback originals.
Avallone, Michael, The Splitting Image, N.Y., Henry Holt, 1953. First edition. Fine in dust jacket with small chip in front panel. $75.00
Avallone, Michael. Death Dives Deep, New York: Signet, 1971. First edition. Fine in wrappers. $45.00
Avallone, Michael. Kill Her--You’ll Like It! New York: Curtis Books, 1973. First edition. spine lightly sunned, else Fine. $45.00
Avallone, Michael. Killer on the Keys. New York: Curtis, 1973. First edition. Fine in wrappers. $45.00
Avallone, Michael. Little Miss Murder. New York: Signet, 1971. First edition. Fine in wrappers. $15.00
Avallone, Michael. London Bloody London. New York: Curtis Books, 1972. First edition. Fine in wrappers. $45.00
Avallone, Michael. Meanwhile Back at the Morgue. Greenwich, CT: Gold Medal/Fawcett, 1960. First edition, closed tear on back cover, else Fine. $20.00
Avallone, Michael. There Is Something About a Dame. New York: Belmont, 1963. First edition. Near Fine in wrappers. Small, closed tear at base of spine, two inch crease to back cover. $15.00
Avallone, Michael, The Alarming Clock, New York: Curtis Books, 1961. First edition, paperback, signed by the author, fine. $75.00
Avallone, Michael, Assassins Don’t Die In Bed, New York: Signet, 1968. First edition, paperback, near fine with very light wear along edges and a number written in pencil inside front cover. $45.00
Avallone, Michael, The Case of the Bouncing Betty; The Case of the Violent Virgin, New York: Ace Books, 1957. First edition, paperback, near fine with creased spine and wear to spine extremities, front hinge split. $65.00
Avallone, Michael, The Doomsday Bag, New York: Signet, 1969. First edition, paperback, fine with light wear along edges and spine. $35.00
Avallone, Michael, The February Doll Murders, New York: Signet, 1967. First edition, paperback, fine with crease in spine and light wear to spine extremities. The number 5 is stamped on top edges. $15.00
Avallone, Michael, The Horrible Man, New York: Curtis, 1968. First edition, paperback, fine with date stamped along top edges. $45.00
Avallone, Michael, Shoot it Again, Sam, New York: Curtis, 1972. First edition, paperback, fine with date stamped along top edges, small crease to front right corner. $45.00
Avallone, Michael, Violence in Velvet, New York: Signet, 1956. First edition, paperback, near fine with two small creases in front cover and small tear in bottom of spine. $45.00
Some weeks ago, we provided a list of books by Harry Stephen Keeler, describing him as the worst mystery writer of all time. Perhaps this was a rush to judgment, as there are many vocal and powerful advocates for the work of Michael Avallone (1924-1999), who also rated a full chapter in Gun in Cheek, Bill Pronzini’s tribute to the worst writers in the crime fiction world. Avallone’s most famous character is Ed Noon, a private eye and enthusiast of baseball and movies who is the personal investigator for the president of the United States. The plots of his books are fantastic improvisations, the style is a brain-jangling riff on the English language, and his characters are amalgams of people taken from the films of Hitchcock, Orson Welles and Frank Capra. His huge cult following has made him as collectable as Keeler. All but the first book listed are paperback originals.
Avallone, Michael, The Splitting Image, N.Y., Henry Holt, 1953. First edition. Fine in dust jacket with small chip in front panel. $75.00
Avallone, Michael. Death Dives Deep, New York: Signet, 1971. First edition. Fine in wrappers. $45.00
Avallone, Michael. Kill Her--You’ll Like It! New York: Curtis Books, 1973. First edition. spine lightly sunned, else Fine. $45.00
Avallone, Michael. Killer on the Keys. New York: Curtis, 1973. First edition. Fine in wrappers. $45.00
Avallone, Michael. Little Miss Murder. New York: Signet, 1971. First edition. Fine in wrappers. $15.00
Avallone, Michael. London Bloody London. New York: Curtis Books, 1972. First edition. Fine in wrappers. $45.00
Avallone, Michael. Meanwhile Back at the Morgue. Greenwich, CT: Gold Medal/Fawcett, 1960. First edition, closed tear on back cover, else Fine. $20.00
Avallone, Michael. There Is Something About a Dame. New York: Belmont, 1963. First edition. Near Fine in wrappers. Small, closed tear at base of spine, two inch crease to back cover. $15.00
Avallone, Michael, The Alarming Clock, New York: Curtis Books, 1961. First edition, paperback, signed by the author, fine. $75.00
Avallone, Michael, Assassins Don’t Die In Bed, New York: Signet, 1968. First edition, paperback, near fine with very light wear along edges and a number written in pencil inside front cover. $45.00
Avallone, Michael, The Case of the Bouncing Betty; The Case of the Violent Virgin, New York: Ace Books, 1957. First edition, paperback, near fine with creased spine and wear to spine extremities, front hinge split. $65.00
Avallone, Michael, The Doomsday Bag, New York: Signet, 1969. First edition, paperback, fine with light wear along edges and spine. $35.00
Avallone, Michael, The February Doll Murders, New York: Signet, 1967. First edition, paperback, fine with crease in spine and light wear to spine extremities. The number 5 is stamped on top edges. $15.00
Avallone, Michael, The Horrible Man, New York: Curtis, 1968. First edition, paperback, fine with date stamped along top edges. $45.00
Avallone, Michael, Shoot it Again, Sam, New York: Curtis, 1972. First edition, paperback, fine with date stamped along top edges, small crease to front right corner. $45.00
Avallone, Michael, Violence in Velvet, New York: Signet, 1956. First edition, paperback, near fine with two small creases in front cover and small tear in bottom of spine. $45.00
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