Coelho, Paulo

The Zahir

London, Harper Collins, 2005

Fine in Fine dustjacket.

Translated by Margaret Jull Costa.

Collins, Michael.

The Resurrectionists

London Phoenix, 2002.

 Near Fine (some toning to page edges) in Near Fine dustjacket.

Signed by the author without inscription.  

Shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize 2002, Man Booker bookmark  for 2002 loosely laid in.

Costello, Mary

Academy Street

Edinburgh, Canongate, 2014

First edition.  Fine in Fine dust jacket.

Costa First Novel shortlisted.  Winner of Eason Novel of the Year in the Irish book awards.  Author of the highly-regarded China Factory (short stories) and signed by Jamie Byng of Canongate following a bidding war.

Darwin, Emma

The Mathematics of Love

London, Headline, 2006

Fine as issued in Fine dustjacket. 

Signed by the author.

First novel. ( From the blurb:  "From the gentle Suffolk countryside to the battlefields of Waterloo and the Basque towns of Spain, this is a profoundly moving account of war and the pain of loss, the heat of passion and the redemptive power of love.")

Davidson, Andrew

The Gargoyle

Edinburgh, Canongate, 2008

Very Near Fine with black sprayed page edges (2 or 3 tiny white marks on black edges)  in Fine dustjacket.

First novel  -  attracting good reviews.  Selected by Richard and Judy for their 2009 reading lists. Signed by the author.

Deaver, Jeffery

Carte Blanche

London, Hodder & Stoughton, 2011

First edition, first printing.  Fine in Fine dustjacket.  Unsigned.

The latest 007 novel commissioned by Ian Fleming Publications.

Dickinson, David.

Death & The Jubilee.

London, Constable, 2003.

Fine/Fine (unread).

Signed by author.

.It is 1897 and England is preparing for the Jubilee. The immense importance of the occasion inevitably brings danger in its wake. Second in the Lord Francis Powerscourt murder mystery series.

Dickinson, David.

Goodnight Sweet Prince.

London, Constable & Robinson, 2002.

Tiny indent in top page edge, but otherwise Fine in Fine dustjacket. 

Signed by author.

First in series featuring Lord Francis Powerscourt.  Small print run.

England, 1892, and Queen Victoria, Queen and Empress,  is in the54th year of her reign.  Prince Eddy, eldest son of the Prince of Wales, second in line to the throne, is found slaughtered in his bed at the royal country house of Sandringham.

Dickinson, David

Death Called To The Bar. 

A Lord Francis Powerscourt murdery mystery.

Fine in Fine dustjacket. 

 Signed by the author. 

Set in 1902 in the London Inns of Court. "On 28th February, at a Queen's Feast, Lord Alexander Dauntsey, senior barrister,  collapses into his soup.  He has been poisoned."

Fifth in this popular series.

Donoghue, Emma

Room

London, Picador, 2010

First edition (unsigned).  Fine in Fine dustjacket.

Man Booker shortlisted and shortlisted for the Orange Prize.

Dunthorne Joe

Submarine

London, Hamish Hamilton, 2008

Fine (unread) in Fine dustjacket.  The film of the book is about to be released (March 2011).

Faulks, Sebastian

Devil May Care

London, Penguin, 2008

Fine as issued in Fine dustjacket.  Latest Bond novel  -  commissioned to commemorate the centenary of Ian Fleming's birth on 28th May 1908.

Flanders, Judith

Writers' Block

London, Allison & Busby, 2014

First edition, first printing.  Fine (unread) in Fine dust jacket.  Signed by the author to the title page.

First novel, by the author of The Victorian House, which was shortlisted for the British Book Awards.

Described by N J Cooper:  "This witty crime caper is a delight from first page to last".

Ford, David Nash

Where To Find King Arthur.

Berkshire, Nash Ford Publishing, 2005.

First Edition, booklet form 24 pp.

An illustrated guide to the sites of Arthurian interest and the myths and legends associated with them.   Small format in card cover.  First in a projected series.  Liberally illustrated. 

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