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Click to view full description | 1. | (Hunter, Evan). Collins, Hunt TOMORROW AND TOMORROW
New York: Pyramid Books, (1965). First edition thus. R-1170. First seen in IF as ''Malice in Wonderland'' as by Evan Hunter, expanded as TOMORROW'S WORLD and issued by Avalon in 195 Inside covers darkened, else fine, pristine, unread in illustrated wraps. First appearance of cover art by Jack Gaughan. Pyramid first issued the book as TOMORROW AND TOMORROW in 1956 (#G214), reissued as G654 in 1961, followed by this edition.
''Drug-addict cults seek to control the U.S.A.'' (Tuck) in this debut adult sf novel by the author known for BLACKBOARD JUNGLE and a slew of mysteries as by Ed McBain. Hunter had earlier written a trio of juveniles for Winston's Adventures in SF series.
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| 2. | Hunter, Evan PRIVILEGED CONVERSATION
New York: Warner, (1996). First edition: Advance Reading Copy. Near fine copy in wraps.
Advance reading copy.
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| 3. | Hunter, Evan STREETS OF GOLD
New York: Harper & Row, Publishers, (1974). First edition. Fine in a fine photo-pictorial dust jacket.
Hunter's credits include THE BLACKBOARD JUNGLE, A MATTER OF CONVICTION, and the screenplay for Hitchcock's THE BIRDS. This novel explores the idea of the ''American Dream'' through the life of a blind jazz pianist born in 1926 in New York's East Harlem.
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| 4. | Hunter, Evan THE BLACKBOARD JUNGLE
New York: Simon and Schuster, 1954. First edition, second printing. So stated on copyright page. Very good only: heavy wear and abrasion to shelf edges, spots of stain to upper page-edge tint; in a very good minus dust jacket, with nicking at spine ends and flap folds, tears, wear, spine crease, blue line offsetting from old-style jacket protector.
''Shocking...arresting...seems to have been torn raw and bleeding out of his personal experience...Like THE JUNGLE and THE GRAPES OF WRATH, this is a book which shouts that SOMETHING OUGHT TO BE DONE.''--NY Times. Memorably filmed in 1955.
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| 5. | Hunter, Evan THE MOMENT SHE WAS GONE
New York: Simon & Schuster, (2002). First edition: Uncorrected Proof. Fine in bright yellow wraps.
Evan Hunter, whose birth name is Salvatore Lombino, has written numerous bestsellers under a variety of noms de plume including over twenty police procedurals under the name Ed McBain. This novel tracks a woman's slow descent into schizophrenia.
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| 6. | Hunter, Evan THE MOMENT SHE WAS GONE
(London): Orion, (2002). First U.K. edition, first printing. Fine, as-new, in green boards with silver spine titles; in a fine, as-new, photo-pictorial dust jacket.
A woman's descent into schizophrenia. ''Annie's increasing mental deterioration, like her family's implacable denial, is brilliantly depicted, and drives the narrative to its heavily foreshadowed but still shocking conclusion.''-J. Adams.
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| 7. | Hunter, Evan THE REMARKABLE HARRY
London/New York/Toronto: Abelard-Schuman, (1961). First edition. Cloth covers display some light soiling and mild splaying, else a very good copy in beige cloth with titles and embossed cover illustration in dark blue, yellow endpapers; lacking the dust jacket. Tall octavo.
A charming picture book by the prolific novelist/mystery writer tells in rhyme the story of Harry Fenster with drawings in a crayon-style by the author's three boys. Introduction by Anita Hunter (wife/mother of the collaborators). A very rare book!
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| 8. | Hunter, Evan & McBain, Ed CANDYLAND: A Novel in Two Parts
New York: Simon & Schuster, (2001). First edition: Review copy, with materials laid in. Very minor crimp to the lower spine end, else a near fine copy; in a fine dust jacket picturing a photo of the ''two authors'' on the rear panel.
In a unique collaboration, the award-winning author of THE BLACKBOARD JUNGLE has combined two of his quite distinct voices--the grittier, more hardboiled style of works penned as by Ed McBain with those written as Evan Hunter.
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