2012, ISBN: 9781743311813

New York: Galaxy Pub, 1958. -----The scans you see are the books you get. Both books are tight square and clean, April issue has spine/back edge closed tears , minor edge wear. Contents i… mais…

New York: Galaxy Pub, 1958. -----The scans you see are the books you get. Both books are tight square and clean, April issue has spine/back edge closed tears , minor edge wear. Contents include; The Big Time by Fritz Leiber (in 2 parts) / The Sitters by Clifford D. Simak / First Man by Clyde Brown / Garth and the Visitor by L. J. Stecher / The Eel by Miriam Allen deFord / Old Rambling House by Frank Herbert / Spare the Rob by Lloyd Biggle, Jr. / A Feast of Demons by William Morrison / My Fair Planet by Evelyn E. Smith / The Ethical Way by Joseph Farrell. Check out the scans. . First Editions First Printings. Soft Covers. Very Good. Illus. by Both covers by Dember . 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall., Galaxy Pub, 1958, Fine. Like New condition. 100% guaranteed. 030618, Cryptic Publications ,North Carolina , 1988 First edition 48 page vintage Fanzine whose contents include Foreplay an essay by Robert M. PriceThe Blonde with Two Big Ones a short story by Sidney AllinsonAnything, Anywhere, Anytime a short story by Pierre ComtoisLetter from Daniel GobbettThe Spicy Westerns an essay by Will MurraySlippery as an Eel an essay by Audrey ParenteJulie de Grandin, Psexy Psychic Psleuth in The Wily Werewolf a short story by Will Murray with interior artwork by Robert H. KnoxRisque Review an unaccredited essay Review: Scared Stiff: Tales of Sex and Death by Ramsey Campbell a review by Stefan DziemianowiczReview: The 100 Greatest Cult Exploitation Magazines by Alan Betrock a review by Stefan DziemianowiczReaders' Rendezvous an essay Letter from Pierre ComtoisLetter from Charles GarofaloA near fine copy with light dust soiling. See Photos whbx 6, Cryptic Publications, 1988, Auckland: Raupo. Very Good+ with no dust jacket. (2010). First Edition. Softcover. 9780143204152 . No signatures. ; 222 pages + plates. Illustrated card wrappers. Illustrated. Page dimensions: 230mm x 151mm. Hunting stories - "Kamikaze deer, Marvin the nosey morepork [ . . .] blood-thirsty crocs, city slickers gone bush [. . .]" - from blurb on rear cover. "Another collection of outrageous hunting yarns from the master of the genre,'Big Al' Lester. A jetboat trip gone disastrously wrong, kamikaze deer, the Hermit of Fiordland, a pigeon called Tegal, the sacred eel - these are just some of the rollicking stories told by 'Big Al' and his mates. Plenty of laughs for the hunting mad, hard case and hare-brained among us!" ., Raupo, Candlewick, 2004-01-26. Paperback. Used:Good., Candlewick, 2004-01-26, Candlewick. PAPERBACK. 0763624705 Special order direct from the distributor . New., Candlewick, Mississauga, Ontario: Girasol Collectables, 2005. 128 pp. First Thus. Pulp format. Replica edition of Spicy Adventure Stories, reproduced from the original magazine with full permission of the copyright holders. Lightly rubbed on the corners; no interior markings. Front cover art by Howard Parkhurst; the back cover features the ad: Charles Atlas selling Big Muscles Smashing Strength Glowing Health! This issue contains: Desert Blood by Robert E. Howard writing as Sam Walser; Hump of Serrano by Jose Vaca; The Woman of Cayenne by Hugh Speer; Tears for Rats by Cary Moran; Diana Daw by Clayton Maxwell; Death in the Desert by Lew Merrill; Eel Trap by Hugh B. Cave writing as Justin Case; Drums of Doom by Charles R. Allen; Thieves' Justice by Lorenz Mendez; and Blood on the Doorstep by John Bard.. First Printing. Paperback. Fine. Illus. by Howard Parkhurst;. 8vo., Girasol Collectables, 2005, Melbourne: OUP Australia and New Zealand. 1997. Trade paperback. Very good.. Audience: Primary & secondary/elementary & high school; Children/juvenile. . The Peacemakers contains four stories, set some time in the past, when animals and spirits ruled the land. We meet the eel and the crocodile, who help to keep the peace; the betel nut tree that grows in a magic valley; the voice of the forest that helps a small girl find happiness; and a poor worm that ends up in big trouble. Each story has a message for the reader. ., OUP Australia and New Zealand, 1997, Allen & Unwin, 2012. Paperback. New. Like most of the bouncers in town, Bobby Lee was an ageing boxer, but was as tough as they come. He was the muscle on the door at Thommo's, the illegal two-up game held in secrecy in Surry Hills in Sydney's inner city. It was owned by Joe Taylor - 'The Boss', as everyone called him. In May 1951, Bobby Lee was shot five times. He didn't survive. Jack Gibson got his job. 'Big Jack' was the original supercoach, but before that he was one of the toughest men in Sydney. It was there for all to see as a brutal front-row forward for Easts, Newtown and Wests during the 1950s and 1960s. As a coach, he was a revolutionary, adopting methods from American football and innovating heavily in his own right to win back-to-back premierships with Eastern Suburbs in 1974 and 1975, and then three with Parramatta from 1981 to 1983 - giving the Eels their first ever premiership win. Yet behind his gruff exterior and trademark kangaroo fur coat was a generous and warm family man, whose life was changed forever by the death of his son Luke from a drug overdose. With the cooperation of Jack's family and friends, and unprecedented access to Jack's scrapbooks, journals and private photographs, Andrew Webster has written the definitive account of the 'Coach of the Century', Jack Gibson.SKU: MM-42036016; EAN: 9781743311813, Allen & Unwin, 2012<

2012, ISBN: 9781743311813

Candlewick, 2004-01-26. Paperback. Used:Good. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Ships Fast. 24*7 Customer Service., Candlewick, 2004-01-26, Mississaug… mais…

Candlewick, 2004-01-26. Paperback. Used:Good. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Ships Fast. 24*7 Customer Service., Candlewick, 2004-01-26, Mississauga, Ontario: Girasol Collectables, 2005. 128 pp. First Thus. Pulp format. Replica edition of Spicy Adventure Stories, reproduced from the original magazine with full permission of the copyright holders. Lightly rubbed on the corners; no interior markings. Front cover art by Howard Parkhurst; the back cover features the ad: Charles Atlas selling Big Muscles Smashing Strength Glowing Health! This issue contains: Desert Blood by Robert E. Howard writing as Sam Walser; Hump of Serrano by Jose Vaca; The Woman of Cayenne by Hugh Speer; Tears for Rats by Cary Moran; Diana Daw by Clayton Maxwell; Death in the Desert by Lew Merrill; Eel Trap by Hugh B. Cave writing as Justin Case; Drums of Doom by Charles R. Allen; Thieves' Justice by Lorenz Mendez; and Blood on the Doorstep by John Bard.. First Printing. Paperback. Fine. Illus. by Howard Parkhurst;. 8vo., Girasol Collectables, 2005, Melbourne: OUP Australia and New Zealand. 1997. Trade paperback. Very good.. Audience: Primary & secondary/elementary & high school; Children/juvenile. . The Peacemakers contains four stories, set some time in the past, when animals and spirits ruled the land. We meet the eel and the crocodile, who help to keep the peace; the betel nut tree that grows in a magic valley; the voice of the forest that helps a small girl find happiness; and a poor worm that ends up in big trouble. Each story has a message for the reader. ., OUP Australia and New Zealand, 1997, Allen & Unwin, 2012. Unabridged. Paperback. New. Like most of the bouncers in town, Bobby Lee was an ageing boxer, but was as tough as they come. He was the muscle on the door at Thommo's, the illegal two-up game held in secrecy in Surry Hills in Sydney's inner city. It was owned by Joe Taylor - 'The Boss', as everyone called him. In May 1951, Bobby Lee was shot five times. He didn't survive. Jack Gibson got his job...'Big Jack' was the original supercoach, but before that he was one of the toughest men in Sydney. It was there for all to see as a brutal front-row forward for Easts, Newtown and Wests during the 1950s and 1960s. As a coach, he was a revolutionary, adopting methods from American football and innovating heavily in his own right to win back-to-back premierships with Eastern Suburbs in 1974 and 1975, and then three with Parramatta from 1981 to 1983 - giving the Eels their first ever premiership win...Yet behind his gruff exterior and trademark kangaroo fur coat was a generous and warm family man, whose life was changed forever by the death of his son Luke from a drug overdose...With the cooperation of Jack's family and friends, and unprecedented access to Jack's scrapbooks, journals and private photographs, Andrew Webster has written the definitive account of the 'Coach of the Century', Jack Gibson. SKU: MM-42036016; EAN: 9781743311813, Allen & Unwin, 2012<