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Hardcover. Condition: As New. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. We list the ISBN of "We Are Not Alone," which states "First Printing (Revised Edition), July, 1993." Number line complete 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 -- the first printing, thus. Revised & updated version of a book originally published 1964. Boards resist opening past 70 degrees -- as-new unread. Actually, given the results of the search for articulated radio signals to date, the book might have been better titled "We Do Seem To Be Alone." Unless of course they're hiding -- a thesis not much dealt with, here -- though there is a final chapter titled "What If We Succeed?" Author Sullivan was a former science editor of The New York Times -- though whether that was before or after the newspaper wrapped itself in the Cataclysmic Man-Made Global Warming Panic remains unclear. 354 pp. including index. This title now reduced from $25. OUR SECOND OFFERING, "Aliens, Can We Make Contact," ISBN 0-88064-233-5, a 293-page "very good" 1999 hardcover from Fromm International in a near-fine jacket, displays a complete number line 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 -- it's a first printing. Rub to fore-edge of jacket has created a small (half-inch) hole, there. Even if an advanced civilization had the ability to build interstellar space-ships, would they bother? Why? Dr. David H. Clark led the space astronomy research team at the Rutherford Appelton Laboratory at Oxford. His son, Andrew J.H. Clark, is a physicist and philosopher, this title now reduced from $20. OUR THIRD OFFERING, "The Quest / A Report On Extraterrestrial Life," is a 1965 First Edition from Chilton Books with (of course) no ISBN found. Three jacketed hardcover books on related topics combined into a "lot" at one price to consolidate shipping charge, the lot now reduced from $30.