The Gingerbread Rabbit

Children's Books

JARRELL, Randall

Literature & Fiction

Collier

Troll Fell

Langrish,Katherine

Teen & Young Adult

Page edges tanned. Shipped from the U.K. All orders received before 3pm sent that weekday.

The Voyage of the Dawn Treader (Chronicles of Narnia, #5)

Christian Books & Bibles

Lewis. C.S.

Table of contents, introduction by Nat Hentoff, appreciation by Charles Parkhurst. Over 200 black and white illustrations of Frasconi's works. Includes illustrations of tools and techniques, and a checklist of the woodcuts. Includes one foldout. Signed by Frasconi on title page. Wrappers lightly tanned and bent at lower fore-edge corner. 159+ 1 pages. stiff paper wrappers. 4to..

Frasconi Against the Grain: The Woodcuts of Antonio Frasconi

Arts & Photography

Antonio Frasconi

Individual Artists

Executive Etiquette.

Chester Burger

Gathers selections from avant-garde graphic literature by more than seventy-five artists

The New Comics Anthology

Comics & Graphic Novels

Gilbert Hernández

Daniel Clowes

Gary Panter

Harvey Pekar

Peter Bagge

Eddie Campbell

Jaimie Hernandez

Peter Kuper

Chris, Ware

Comic Strips

Miniatures from the World Champions (Macmillan Library of Chess)

Humor & Entertainment

KARPOV, Anatoly

Puzzles & Games

Masterpieces of the Modern Italian Theatre

Corrigan, Robert W. (editor)

The Academy Award winning film Gone With The Wind was made from the Pulitzer Prize winning novel by Margaret Mitchell. In a letter to a friend before the filming was decided, Mitchell said that her choice for Rhett Butler would be Clark Gable. The book is filled with black &amp; white movie stills, backstage pictures and the story of the creation of this unforgettable film

Scarlett, Rhett and a Cast of Thousands

FLAMINI,Roland

Movies

The theatre of William Butler Years is one of the permanent legacies of English literature, and this edition marks the first time a selection of his plays has been made available in the United States. These eleven plays cover the whole brilliant spectrum of Yeats' dramatic genius - from the romantic dramas of his youth to his last play, The Death of Cuchulain, written shorty before his death at the age of seventy-three.\nManager of the Abbey Theatre in Dublin for many years, Yeats devoted great energy and courage to the creation of an Irish theatre and a poetic drama. He discovered and aided the work of other Irish dramatists, Lady Gregoy and John Synge among them. In this own plays he sought to express romantic love, to give life to literary and philosphical ideas, and to restate the heroic ideal. His desire to believe, to create the great moments of tragedy, to convey something of his sardonic as well as his profoundly serious attitude to life resulted, as the plays in this volume so powerfully attest, in a body of dramatic work of unparalleled beauty and emotional intensity.

Eleven Plays of William Butler Yeats

William Butler Yeats

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