Scully Jim (12 results)

Condition: New.

Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

First edition SIGNED: Fine bright illustrated stiff wraps with excellent spine and crisp text throughout. Signed and dated by the poet on the full title page.

Paperback. Condition: New. New copy - Usually dispatched within 4 working days.

Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 272 pages. 8.75x5.75x0.75 inches. In Stock.

Condition: New.

Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Einband - flex.(Paperback). Condition: New.

Condition: New. Jim Murray, the dean of American sportswriters, entertained readers with writing that is so good and so funny that even people who don t like sports read him. The Jim Murray Reader gathers some of Murray s best columns from the height of his career and show.

Spiral-bound Wraps. Condition: Near Fine. From Photographs and Drawings (illustrator). First Edition. Clarksburg, WV: Saucerian Publications, 1967. First edition. Cover design by Gene Duplantier. Apparently a form of advance or review copy: "Fronticepiece" (sic) of Moseley is referred to, but not present; quarto binding is plastic-comb bound wraps, with covers pale blue. None of this matches the ultimately published edition, and no pirated editions are known to exist. 118 pp. Bit of curling at one corner of rear cover, minute traces of other wear, slight age-toning to pages, else near fine; really quite a sharp copy, clean, bright. An inexpensive, typed book, but something of a landmark as a collection of contributed articles, by-lined and news-clipped, to Moseley's Saucerian publication. In addition to Moseley himself (several items), contributors include notable on-topic names such as M.K. Jessup [The Antiquity of Civilized Man], Ivan Sanderson [A Reporter's Report], Frank Scully [Scully Breaks A Long Silence], Gray Barker (Why the Bender Book Has Been Delayed {in reference to Albert K. Bender's 'Flying Saucers and the Three Men', about which this book contains another article, below}), and a great deal of others. 46 items in all (in addition to Moseley's intro) include article titles such as "Message From Mars Sent to Earth 50 Years Ago ?" (news item); "The Legends of Mt. Shasta" (Richard Cohen); "Three Men In Black - The Al Bender Story" (Moseley, long before the movie); Humanoids and the Mars Saucer Cycle (Lonzo Dove); and, really, that's barely the start of it. An unusual form of a classic of the genre. LG8.

Paperback. Condition: Near Fine. From Photographs and Drawings (illustrator). First Edition. Clarksburg, WV: Saucerian Publications, 1967. First edition. Signed and dated 11/15/73 by Moseley on the ffep, with "Best Wishes", but no recipient's name. Cover design by Gene Duplantier. "Fronticepiece" (sic) of Moseley. Wrappers, quarto, 118 pp. Corners just touched, minor age-toning to the pages, otherwise in great shape for a softcover, Near Fine. Clearly, never read. Really quite a sharp copy, clean, bright. An inexpensive, typed book, but something of a landmark as a collection of contributed articles, by-lined and news-clipped, to Moseley's Saucerian publication. In addition to Moseley himself (several items), contributors include notable on-topic names such as M.K. Jessup [The Antiquity of Civilized Man], Ivan Sanderson [A Reporter's Report], Frank Scully [Scully Breaks A Long Silence], Gray Barker (Why the Bender Book Has Been Delayed {in reference to Albert K. Bender's 'Flying Saucers and the Three Men', about which this book contains another article, below}), and a great deal of others. 46 items in all (in addition to Moseley's intro) include article titles such as "Message From Mars Sent to Earth 50 Years Ago ?" (news item); "The Legends of Mt. Shasta" (Richard Cohen); "Three Men In Black - The Al Bender Story" (Moseley, long before the movie); Humanoids and the Mars Saucer Cycle (Lonzo Dove); and, really, that's barely the start of it. A very collectible signed copy of a classic of the genre. L-g2. Signed and Dated By Author.

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Unpaginated (24pp). Printed light card covers, stapled. Some soiling to covers, especially spine. Light chipping to edges. Internally neat, clean, bright and tight. 8vo. Contributors include Edwin Brock, E.E. Cummings, James Dickey, Jean Garrigue, Robert Sward and James Wright. Illustrated cover design by B Brann-chieffo. This magazine was set on a linotype machine by Ace Printery of Willmantic. The first issue of the poetry journal that was to come to dominate the genre, particularly in the USA, for the latter part of the 20th century, until the death of its editor in 1999.