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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. 160 pp. Digest Format. Volume 38, number 5. Light edge and corner wear with a flat uncreased spine; no interior markings. Cover art by Bonnie Dalzell; interiors by Janet Aulisio; Bonnie Dalzell; Freff; and Stephen Fabian. This issue contains: Variations in the Visible Spectra of Certain Cepheid Stars, a novelette by H. C. Petley; Take My Mate - Please, a short story by Andrew Ross; Skitch and the Kids, a short story by William Earls; Dinsdale Dissents, a short story by Charles Sheffield; Brother John's Day Out, a short story by William P. Roessner; A Perfect Twilight, a short story by Daniel Yergin; Can Trash Save Us?, an essay by Jerry Pournelle; and The Dosadi Experiment - part three of four by Frank Herbert; along with the usual features. Size: 12mo. Bonnie Dalzell; Janet Aulisio; Stephen Fabian; (illustrator). Book. …

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. 160 pp. Digest Format. Volume 38, number 6. Light edge and corner wear with a flat uncreased spine; no interior markings. Cover art by Kelly Freas; interiors by Stephen Fabian and P. Seudo. This issue contains: Novelettes: And Earth So Far Away by H. C. Petley; and The Pheromonal Fountain by Arsen Darnay. Short Stories: Perfectly Safe, Nothing to Worry About by Charles Sheffield; and The All-Soul Is Calling Quinlan by Jay Brandon. Special Feature: Postscript to Gateway by Frederik Pohl; and The Dosadi Experiment - part four of four by Frank Herbert; along with the usual features. Size: 12mo. Kelly Freas; Stephen Fabian; P. Seudo; (illustrator). Book. …

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 96 pages. 2 Alan Brownjohn Poems Robert MacAulay Drawing 6 Ken Smith Split City Pieces 1989 13 Alan Brownjohn A Brighton 14 Stephen Smith 15 Meilo So East Brighton Drawing 22 Lutz Rathenow / Agnes Stein Poems 24 Sophie Frank The Mattress Actress 28 Michael Foreman Drawing 34 Donald Atkinson Poems 38 Patrick Hughes Drawings 43 Jim Burns Poems 47 Robert Cole Poems 48 Bernadette Matthews Poems Laura Knight Drawing 53 Daniel Hayes Please Miss Waverly Robert MacAulay Drawing 58 Eric Mathieson House & Garden 59 Charles Shearer In Venice 63 William Hampton Poems Charles Shearer Drawing 65 T. P. Steinberg-Tolkien Poems 68 Jim Burns Reviews 74 Glyn Maxwell Poems 76 Lomas & Scannell Reviews 84 Christine Michael A Kind of Ancestry 85 Richard Dyer The Apartment Block 87 John Latham Poems 88 Ron Sandford Parrellographs 94 Jonathan Treitel Cryptophasia 95 Notes on Authors 96 Ron Sandford Taner Baybars.…

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. First American Edition. 328 Pp. Plum Cloth. First (American) Edition Stated. Fine In Fine Dust Jacket, Price Clipped.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. No Jacket. 1st Edition. 242 Pp. Second Of The Denver Brand Books. Original Beige Cloth, Printed In Brown. First Edition, #467 Of 500 Copies. Book With No Wear Or Damage. Decorative Bookplate Of Colorado Governor Ralph Carr, Showing Abraham Lincoln With An Open Book In Front And Three Books Behind Him; Also Decorative Bookplate Of Frank Stephen Dolley, The Noted Western Collector. Later Ownership Signature Of Jpl Astronomer Ray Newburn On Verso Of Front Free Endpaper. Ralph Carr Was Born In 1887. His Father Was A Miner, And The Family Moved Around To Several Colorado Towns, Including Aspen And Cripple Creek. After Graduating From Cripple Creek High School In 1905, Ralph Went On To Study Law, Earning His Law Degree In 1912. His Law Practice Took Him To The Town Of Antonito In Southern Colorado. After Living In Antonito For 11 Years, Ralph, His Wife, Gretchen, And Their Two Adopted Children, Robert And Cynthia, Moved To Denver. It Was Very Different From The Small Towns Ralph Had Lived In Most Of His Life. Ralph Had Become A Very Well-Respected Lawyer, And When He Moved To Denver He Became Assistant Attorney General. In 1929, He Was Appointed By President Herbert Hoover To Serve As U.S. Attorney For Colorado. During This Time, Gretchen Died, And Ralph Continued Raising Their Two Children Alone. Eleven Years After Gretchen'S Death, Ralph Married Eleanor Fairall. In 1938, Ralph Decided To Run For Governor Of Colorado And Won. Three Years Later The United States Entered World War Ii When Japan Attacked Pearl Harbor, In Hawaii, On December 7, 1941. After The Attack, Many Americans Began To Distrust Japanese Americans, Even Those Who Were United States Citizens, Fearing That They Might Be Spies. Because Of This, The United States Government Forced Thousands Of Japanese Americans, Mostly From California, To Leave Their Homes And Live In "Internment Camps." However, Unlike Many Others, Ralph Carr Believed In Japanese Americans' Loyalty, And He Did Not Send Japanese Coloradans To The Camps. He Believed That The Constitution Protected All Americans. When He Ran For The U.S. Senate In 1942, Ralph Lost The Election, And Some Say This Was Because Of His Support For Japanese Americans. He Decided To Run For Governor Again In 1950, But He Died Just A Month Before The Election. He Was 62 Years Old. Soon After His Death, Coloradans Began To Recognize That He Had Been Right, That There Were No Cases Of Japanese Spies In America. Today, Ralph Carr Is Remembered As Someone Who Stood Up For The Rights Of Others, Even When His View Was Not Popular. He Has Been Memorialized In A Statue In Denver'S Sakura Square And In The Naming Of The Ralph Carr Memorial Highway And The New Ralph Carr Judicial Center In Downtown Denver. In 1999, The Denver Post Named Him Colorado'S "Citizen Of The Century." Ralph Carr Is Also Memorialized By A Plaque In The State Capitol That Reads, "Dedicated To Governor Ralph Carr As A Wise, Humane Man, Not Influenced By Hysteria And Bigotry Directed Against The Japanese Americans During World War Ii. By His Humanitarian Efforts, No Colorado Resident Of Japanese Ancestry Was Deprived Of His Basic Freedoms, And When No Others Would Accept The Evacuated West Coast Japanese, Except For Confinement In Internment Camps, Governor Carr Opened The Doors And Welcomed Them To Colorado. The Spirit Of His Deeds Will Live In The Hearts Of True Americans." Frank S. Dolley Was Born In Maine, Graduated From Pomona College In 1907, And Completed Bowdoin Medical School In 1911. He Settled Permanently In Los Angeles In 1929, Where He Was A Prominent Thoracic Surgeon. Beyond His Medical Interests, He Was A Collector And Student Of The History Of The Western United States, Particularly The Lower Colorado River.…

paperback. Condition: New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title.

Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 244 pages. 9.18x6.12x9.21 inches. In Stock.

Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 214 pages. 9.50x6.25x0.75 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Condition: Brand New. 244 pages. 9.19x6.13x0.75 inches. In Stock.