Rogers William a Editor (15 results)

Paperback. Condition: Fine. First Edition. 1st printing (2000) Trade-sized. Cover art by Ellen Schuster. Includes "Introduction: The Science Fictional Century"; "Reading the Bones" by Sheila Finch; "Lost Girls" by Jane Yolen; "Thirteen Ways to Water" by Bruce Holland Rogers; "From Forever Peace" by Joe Haldeman; "Why Can't We All Just Live Together?" by Jonathan Lethem; "Respectability" by Gordon Van Gelder; "Gatekeepers and Literary Bigots" by George Zebrowski; "Good News About SF in Bad Publishing Times" by David Hartwell; "The Truth About Sci-Fi Movies Revealed at Last" by Bill Warren; "Winter Fire" by Geoffrey A. Landis; "Lethe" by Walter Jon Williams; "The Mercy Gate" by Mark J. McGarry; "The 1998 Author Emeritus: William Tenn" by George Zebrowski; "My Life and Hard Times in SF" by William Tenn; "The Grand Master Award: Hal Clement" by Poul Anderson; "Uncommon Sense" by Hal Clement; "Rhysling Award Winners: John Grey & Laurel Winter"; "About the Nebula Awards"; "Selected Titles from the 1998 Preliminary Nebula Ballot"; "Past Nebula Awards Winners"; "About the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Writers of America". Slight handling wear. Book.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Tom Newsom; Josh Kirby; Jack Gaughan; Alicia Austin; Tim Kirk; Jon Dahlstrom; Grant Canfield; Monte Rogers; Ted Robins; (illustrator). First Edition. 98 pp. Volume 1, number 3. Light wear with three small ink marks on the Contents page. Cover art by Tom Newsom; interiors by: Tom Newsom; Josh Kirby; Jack Gaughan; Alicia Austin; Tim Kirk; Jon Dahlstrom; Grant Canfield; Monte Rogers; and Ted Robins. This issue contains: All the Bridges Rusting - a novelette by Larry Niven; Future Perfect by A. E. van Vogt; Weed of Time by Norman Spinrad; Adamant Eve by Charles Finch; Brave Arms, Strong Arms by Greg Joy; The Victim by Scott Edelstein; Alas, Poor Tidy Toidy Girl by Rachel Payes; Experiment by William Carlson; Confrontation by Herman Wrede; 2000 1/2 - A Space Oddity by F. M. Busby; An Interview with Poul Anderson by Paul Turner; Weightlessness - an essay by Gregory Benford; Black Hole Mines in the Asteroid Belt - an essay by Jerry Pournelle; The Apollo/Soyuz Mission - an essay by Igor Bohassian; and Science Fiction Art Gallery - art and essay by Josh Kirby. Book.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Vincent Di Fate; George Barr; Stevan Arnold; Alicia Austin; Monte Rogers; Nuttall; Albar Genesta; Tim Kirk; Albert Neutzell; (illustrator). First Edition. 100 pp. Volume 1, number 1. Light wear. Cover art by Vincent Di Fate; interiors by: George Barr; Stevan Arnold; Alicia Austin; Monte Rogers; Nuttall; Albar Genesta; Tim Kirk; and Albert Neutzell. This issue contains: The Discovery of the Future by Robert A. Heinlein; Bleeding Stones - a short story by Harlan Ellison; Interview with Ray Bradbury by Dorothy Simon and Paul Turner; Patron of the Arts - a novelette by William Rotsler; The Dance of the Changer and the Three by Terry Carr; Paths by Ed Bryant; Caught in the Organ Draft by Robert Silverberg; The Deadly Invasiion by Larry Holden; We Ate the Whole Thing by Harry Harrison; Kessler by Herman Wrede; The Theory and Practice of Time Travel - an essay by Larry Nivel; You Are in My Power, You Will Do What I Tell You - an essay by Ed Bryant; The Truck That Flies - an essay by James Sutherland; 2001 Hypothesis - an essay by Gregory Benford; Dreamer of Tomorrow: and Albert A. Neutzel - an essay by Charles Neutzel. Book.

Soft cover. Condition: Good - Very Good. No Jacket. First Edition. The American Volume of a medical journal from the mid 1950s. The official publication of the American Orthopedic Association, the British Orthopedic Association, the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons, the Australian Orthopedic Association, the Canadian Orthopedic Association, the American Society for Surgery of the Hand, the New Zealand Orthopedic Association, and the South African Orthopedic Association. Fold creases on the bottom right corner of the front cover that carry through to the next few pages. Similar but smaller one at the top right. Light soiling to the front cover. A good or to very good copy of a vintage medical journal with numerous articles and ads.

Soft cover. Condition: Good - Very Good. No Jacket. First Edition. The American Volume of a medical journal from the mid 1950s. The official publication of the American Orthopedic Association, the British Orthopedic Association, the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons, the Australian Orthopedic Association, the Canadian Orthopedic Association, the American Society for Surgery of the Hand, the New Zealand Orthopedic Association, and the South African Orthopedic Association. Fold creases on the bottom right corner of the front cover that carry through to the next few pages. Similar but smaller one at the top right. Light soiling to the front cover. A good or to very good copy of a vintage medical journal with numerous articles and ads.

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. Fine and in lovely condition. Featured are articles such as: US and the Caribbean, Reagan and Latin America, Christian Democrats in Latin America, Socialist in Latin America and much more. Upgraded to First Class. 0.0 0.0.

hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Gift inscription on front end page. Else clean and unmarked. Binding strong. Light wear. Hardcover. Photos available upon request.

Softcover. Condition: g. First edition. Octavo. [4], 185-284pp. Original printed wraps, with printer's device on front cover and title-page. Fascinating work providing for a thorough and detailed study of the political and civic history of the Hebrews from the rise of the nation to the days of the later prophets. This teacher's manual deals chiefly with additional comment, exposition, and occasional matter for the broadening and enriching of information. No help having to do with the technique of instruction is attempted - all is limited to the interpretation of subject matter. Some age wear on wraps with age-toning along edges, and previous owner's stamp on front cover. Wraps in overall good, interior in very good condition.

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

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

Disbound. Condition: Very Good. Thomas Nast - Thulstrup - W. A. Rogers - James E. Kelly - C. Graham - (illustrator). First Edition - Original Issue. This is an original, complete issue of 20 pages (includes Supplement) dated April 9, 1881 -- Vol. 25, No. 1267 -- Illustrated with wood cut engravings -- Light moisture stain around edges, otherwise very nice condition -- The Front Cover has a full page engraving by Thomas Nast titled "What We Must Do About It. Citizen Hercules, Make A Clean Sweep Of The Dirt And 'The Cause'" (political cartoon) -- Page 228 has a full page engraving titled "An Unjust Law--The Innocent Witness Detained A Prisoner, Whilst The Criminal Goes Free" -- Page 229 has two engravings, titled "A Humiliating Contrast", subtitled "Street Scene In Paris" by Thulstrup and "Street Scene In New York" by W. A. Rogers -- Pages 232 & 233 have a double page centerfold engraving by James E. Kelly titled "The New York Mounted Police--Services And Adventures" -- Page 236 has a full page engraving by C. Graham titled "The New Senate Chamber In The State Capitol, Albany" -- Page 237 has several engravings by various artists titled "The National Academy Of Design--Selections From Charles M. Kurtz's 'American Academy Notes For 1881'" -- Page 241 has several engravings titled "Sketches In The Island Of Rotumah" -- This issue contains a portion of the following serials: "Into The Shade" by Mary Cecil Hay, Chapters IX & X, "Christowell" by R. D. Blackmore, Chapter XVI (cont'd), "The Woman Who Saved Him" by F. W. Robinson, Chapters I & II, and "Asphodel" by Miss M. E. Braddon, Chapters XXXII, XXXIII & XXXIV -- Many articles related to these engravings and other events occurring at the time, as well as very interesting advertising -- We store and ship each Harper's Weekly issue in a large zip lock plastic sleeve with a board insert for stiffness. They are shipped flat and never folded or rolled up.

Disbound. Condition: Very Good. Thomas Nast - S. G. McCutcheon - Horace Bradley - W. A. Rogers - H. W. Elliott - (illustrator). First Edition - Original Issue. This is an original, complete issue of 16 pages dated June 4, 1881 - Vol. 25, No. 1275 -- Illustrated with wood cut engravings -- Covers and contents are tight, very nice condition -- The Front Cover has a full page engraving by Thomas Nast titled "Let Him Alone, Now He's Come Home" (Platt, political cartoon) -- Page 360 has a full page engraving by S. G. McCutcheon titled "A Lesson In History--Decoration Day, 1881" -- Page 361 has a large engraving by Horace Bradley titled "The Centennial Celebration Of The Battle Of Cowpens, Spartanburg, South Carolina" -- Pages 364 & 365 have a double page centerfold titled "British And American Revisers Of The English Version Of The New Testament", which includes 20 portrait engravings and one engraving titled "The Jerusalem Chamber, Westminster Abbey, Where The British Revisers Held Their Meetings" -- Page 368 has two large engravings, one by W. A. Rogers titled "The Great Catapult Feat--Not At All Graceful, and Very Risky" (political cartoon), the other by H. W. Elliott titled "The Alaskan Sphinx" -- Page 369 has three portrait engravings, titled as follows: "The Marquis Of Salisbury", "The Hon. W. H. Robertson, Collector Of The Port Of New York", and "The Hon. William Walter Phelps, United States Minister To Austria" -- This issue contains a portion of the serial "Christowell" by R. D. Blackmore, Chapter XXII -- Many articles related to these engravings and other events occurring at the time, as well as very interesting advertising -- We store and ship each Harper's Weekly issue in a large zip lock plastic sleeve with a board insert for stiffness. They are shipped flat and never folded or rolled up.

Cloth. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. First Ed. 824 pages plus 128 pages for the Quinquennial index 1953- 1957, privately bound by Burgmeier Book Bindery of Chicago. Boards are mildly rubbed. Profusely illustrated.

Disbound. Condition: Very Good. W. A. Rogers - Thomas Nast - P. Frenzeny - J. O. Davidson - T. R. Davis - J. A. S. Monks - (illustrator). First Edition - Original Issue. This is an original, complete issue of 16 pages dated December 30, 1882 -- Vol. 26, No. 1358 -- Profusely illustrated with wood cut engravings -- Covers are tight, small tear on bottom of page 831, very small piece missing from bottom corner of last eight pages, no engravings or text missing, otherwise very nice condition -- The Front Cover has a full page engraving by W. A. Rogers titled "New Year 1883" (ringing in the new year, with poem) -- Page 832 has a full page engraving by P. Frenzeny titled "The Shipment Of Mules From New York" -- Page 833 has a large engraving by Thomas Nast titled "Before Beginning The New Year Give A Thought To Janus" -- Page 836 has a full page engraving by J. O. Davidson titled "The Erie Grain Elevator" -- Page 837 has a full page engraving by T. R. Davis titled "View Of The City Of Milwaukee" -- Page 841 has three engravings, titled as follows: "The Prince Of Arisugawa", "The Minister From Japan", and the third by J. A. S. Monks titled "The Menhaden Fishfry" -- This issue contains a portion of the following serials: "Frescoes" by Ouida, Part I, and "The Hands Of Justice" by F. W. Robinson, Book the Second, Chapters XII-XIV -- Many articles related to these engravings and other events occurring at the time, as well as very interesting advertising -- We store and ship each Harper's Weekly issue in a large zip lock plastic sleeve with a board insert for stiffness. They are shipped flat and never folded or rolled up.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. Handsome dark blue full leather binding lettered in gilt along spine; firm and square, strong joints, just slightly rubbed; contents tight and clean, no pen-marks. Not from a library so no such stamps or labels. Size: 260mm x 180mm; collation: pp. iv, 436; extensively illustrated. Note: loosely inserted is a letter from Sir Reginald Watson-Jones (the editor), in addition a number of other letters from leading surgeons and professors. Also note: the journal's original front cover is bound in at the rear. Thus a very good copy.