jim mallon (5 Ergebnisse)

Hardcover. Small 4to. Black buckram, pictorial dust jacket. 278pp. Near fine/near fine. Edition not ascertainable -- but a tight, handsome copy of this drama about a Chicago newspaper columnist turned magazine publisher, nicely signed and inscribed by the author in his characteristic green fineline on the front flyleaf: "To Eileen. / Thanks for discussing / MAGAZINE with me / Jim Mallon / 1/17/02.".

Hardcover. Small 4to. Black buckram, pictorial dust jacket. 278pp. Near fine/near fine. Edition not ascertainable -- but a tight, handsome copy of this drama about a Chicago newspaper columnist turned magazine publisher, nicely signed and inscribed by the author in his characteristic green fineline on the front flyleaf: "To George -- / With best wishes! / Jim Mallon / 10/19/01." Though fictional, an intriguing look at the Midwest magazine and publishing world.

Hardcover. Small 4to. Black buckram, pictorial dust jacket. 278pp. Near fine/near fine. Edition not ascertainable -- but a tight, handsome copy of this drama about a Chicago newspaper columnist turned magazine publisher, nicely signed and inscribed by the author in his characteristic green fineline on the front flyleaf: "To Valerie! / Best wishes! / Jim Mallon / 11/2/00.".

Hardcover. Small 4to. Glazed pictorial paper over boards. x, 242pp. Map. Fine. First edition, tight and handsome, of this thriller involving banking tycoons and Nazi crimes in the Netherlands -- boldly inscribed and signed by the author in black fineline on the title page: "To Debby -- / I hope Pete Malloy / will speed your recovery! / Jim Mallon / 7/13/02.".

Paperback. Zustand: Good. Evan Penny; Colette Whiten; Lunn Donoghue; Phil Richards; Robert Young Jonathan Smith; Jim Brodie; Darci Schuler-Mallon; Annette Dyon; Ian Carr-Harris; Robert Iveson; William Moore; Michael Snow; Paul Beliveau; David Magee; Ken Nutt (illustrator). First Edition. 36 pages. 8 x 10". Illustrated in colour and black and white. Catalogue for an exhibition in Guelph and Burlington from 3 May through 26 July, 1981, which united 24 artists who share a concern with the portrayal of the real as opposed to the imaginary. Moderate wear. Unmarked. A sound copy.