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By: N/A
Price: $15.00
Publisher: New York, American Book Company: 1912
Edition: Reprint edition
Seller ID: 017388
Burgundy cloth, gold gilt spine, frontispiece of the Fortune Theatre. Introduction by Ashley H. Thorndike. John Webster was an Elizabethan play-right from 1602 to 1624. Two plays of Cyril Tourneur have survived from about the same period. Informative 24 page introduction. Plays included are The White Devil, The Duchess of Malfi, Appius and Virginia, and The Revenger's Tragedy, 464pp, glossary. View more info
By: Anton Chekhov
Price: $27.50
Publisher: Norwalk, CT, The Easton Press: 1977
Edition: Collector's Edition
Seller ID: 037116
Bound in premium brown full leather. Accented in 22kt gold. xxii, 153pp., with color and b/w illustrations. Color frontispiece. Printed on archival paper with gilded edges. The end-sheets are of moire fabric with a silk ribbon page marker. Smyth sewing and concealed muslin joints. A Limited Edition printed for subscribers only. Full refund if not satisfied. View more info
By: Hugo Von Hofmannsthal; Translator-Arthur Symons
Price: $55.00
Publisher: New York, Brentano's: 1908
Seller ID: 015062
Previous owners' names in pencil and ink on front endsheets. No other writing or markings in the book. Printed on laid paper. Bright crisp pages with minimal foxing around the edges. Deckled fore and tail edges, gilt head edge. Bound in blue cloth with gilt lettering and designs to spine and front board. Covers are rubbed in places with small nick in fore edge of rear board. An attractive little volume. Full refund if not satisfied. View more info
By: John Mauceri
Price: $15.00
Publisher: 2007
Seller ID: 037685
New copy in publisher's shrink wrap. This book would make a great gift. Full refund if not satisfied. View more info
By: Vertrees, Alan David; Schatz, Thomas [Foreword]
Price: $15.00
Publisher: University of Texas Press: 1997
Seller ID: 037570
Gone with the Wind has generated interest in every aspect of its production. Yet one crucial aspect has never been fully understood or appreciatedthe vital shaping role played by executive producer David O. Selznick. In this book, Alan David Vertrees challenges the popular image of Selznick as a megalomaniacal meddler whose hiring and firing of directors and screenwriters created a patchwork film that succeeded despite his interference. Drawing on ten years of research... View more info
