Title Farmer First (2 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. This is the 1970 First Edition of "Behind the Walls of Terra" by Philip José Farmer, being Ace Paperback Book 71135 (PBO). The book is considered to be the 4th title in "The World of Tiers" series. Gray Morrow did the cover art, and Jack Gaughan drew the title page sketch. The book has the original 75¢ cover price. From the book's blurb : "BEHIND THE WALLS OF TERRA . LAY THE SECRET NO MAN COULD BE ALLOWED TO LEARN! Kickaha was the name by which Paul Janus Finnegan, adventurer had been known on the artificial universes created by that super-race known as the Lords. And though Earthman and mortal, he had survived the worst they could throw at him. But it was to be upon his return to Earth that Kickaha was to face his greatest trial. For once back on the streets of an American city, armed with the knowledge of the forces that moved the heavens, he was a target for the cosmic venom of the powers that contended for this very universe. BEHIND THE WALLS OF TERRA lay a secret no human could learn - and live. But Kickaha had learned it - and he was not going to take it lying down! TITLE : Behind the Walls of Terra AUTHOR : Philip José Farmer (1918 - 2009) COVER ART : Gray Morrow (1934 - 2001) TITLE PAGE SKETCH : Jack Gaughan (1930 - 1985) IMPRINT : Ace Books (Ace # 711350 PLACE : New York DATE : (1970) EDITION : First Edition - PBO DETAILS : Mass Market Paperback, Silver Age size; 4 1/8" x 7"; pictorial card stock cover; text-block edges dyed orange. 188 pages + 4 pages of publisher's list. CONDITION -- NEAR FINE -- This is a previously owned book that has survived in exceptional condition : with barely perceptible signs of handling. Jack Gaughan (Title Page Sketch) / Gray Morrow (Cover Art) (illustrator).…

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Seventh edition 1813. Square 12mo. Pp 150 [4] (publisher's adverts). Signed by the author at the end of the preface from Wicklewood, Norfolk, March 1813. Contemporary sheep. Small chip at head of spine but firmly bound. Copious calculations on endpapers, mostly in pencil. Ownership inscription of John Childerston, June 20th 1820, Beck Row, Mildenhall.…