Elliot Landy

Hirsch, Abby ( Editor ): Photography of Rock, Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire Aidan Ellis Publishing 1973
0856280062 Good

Filled with the best of rock photography from 1965 from the likes of Nicholas de Sciose, Wendi Lombardi, Bob Gruen, Amalie Rothschild, Bob Cato, Jim Hamilton, KLN, Elliot Landy, and Lee Marshall whose subjects include The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Freddie and the Dreamers, Peter Noone, John Lee Hooker, Harry Nilsson, Alice Cooper, Jethro Tull, Rod Stewart, Carly Simon, Elton John, David Cassidy, Ike and Tina Turner, Yoko Ono, Chuck Berry, The Beach Boys, Bob Dylan, Fleetwood Mac, Little Richard, Leonard Cohen, Eric Clapton, Janis Joplin, Stevie Wonder, Carole King, Ray Davies, The Incredible String Band, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Joe Cocker, Jim Morrison, Jimi Hendrix, Steve Marriott, James Taylor, and Black Sabbath. Large format paperback with light crease marks to covers and a few page corners dog-eared. Next post dispatch. First Edition Soft Cover 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall

[SW: POP MUSICPhotography]

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Battcock, Gregory (Editor): THE NEW AMERICAN CINEMA : A Critical Anthology, New York, NY E.P. Dutton 1967
ISBN: B000AQHMEQ Very Good

Dutton D200. Stated First Edition. Text/BRAND NEW & Bright. Illustrated soft cover/VG; Strong & sound w/faint creasing to upper front & corner tips, and surface rubs. Frontispiece: At the Movies, photographed by Elliot Moss Landy. Collection of 29 essays by critics and filmmakers on what is known as the New American Cinema, or "Underground Films". Essays are grouped into 3 parts: I, Survey; II, Theory & Criticism; and, III, Films & Filmmakers. Final article, by Gregory Battcock, crtiques Four Films by Andy Warhol (Empire, Screen Test, Kitchen, & The Chelsea Girls). Fine copy in fatigued soft cover. First Edition, First Thus None as Issued Soft Cover

[SW: Art Criticism/Film/Cinema/American/"Underground Films"]

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Landy, Elliot (Hg.): Woodstock '69 Drei Tage des Friedens und der Musik, München Schirmer/Mosel, 1994 ; Schutzumschlag / dust cover ISBN: 3888147425 USD

Lex. 8°, 140 (4) S., Opappbd., Oumschl., kl. Einriß, 190 Abb. Zustand: Z2

[SW: 1960er, Bildband, Jubiliäum, Konzert, 1969, Musikfestival]

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Pottinger, Stanley: THE FOURTH PROCEDURE, Westminster, Maryland, U.S.A. Ballantine Books 1995
0345384008

<B> Hard Cover. As New, . 6 x 9". <P><B> The theme of abortion may seem pretty shopworn, but what Pottinger does with it is remarkable, fascinating--and unsettling as, even before introducing the main characters, he throws us into the midst of a graphically described back-alley abortion. First among the protagonists is Rachel Redpath, a transplant specialist who has put a kidney into the large body of pro-life Judge Abner Titus, the leading candidate for chief justice of the Supreme Court. Then there is pro-choice Congressman Jack MacLeod, who is mixed up in the abortion performed on his adolescent sweetheart, who afterwards died and whose body was defiled in the morgue; accomplished feminist lawyer Victoria Winters; and the most disagreeable character, Eli Graves, president of the pro-life Red Rose Society. The plot that ties them together is launched when already autopsied bodies, their livers removed and little dolls deposited in the empty spaces, start turning up at the District of Columbia medical examiner's office and Dr. Elliot Landy wants to know why. He gets help and support from young reporter Molly McCormick, who almost breaks the fantastic story wide open. Pottinger's first novel will have a massive advertising campaign and a quarter-million-copy first printing, but what will really sell it is its flamboyant creativity and the provocative, but not intrusive, messages it relays. </B><P> out of Print

[SW: WASHINGTON D C FICTION MEDICAL ATTORNEY COURT CONGRESSMAN POLITICAL DRAMA THRILLER ABORTION 0345384008 FICTION, NOVELS, ADVENTURE, Abortion, Congressman,]

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