EDWARDS, OWEN DUDLEY AND GRAHAM RICHARDSON (EDS.)

Christmas Observed: A Literary Selection

New York, St. Martin's Press. Reprint. (ISBN: 0-312-13411-8). Hard Cover, 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾ tall. Ex-Library, 211 pp. Second printing. An ex-library copy with the usual markings, but for all that a very tight, square, and clean copy. Good/Good.

-- Persephone's Books

Book number: 019452

Keywords: Fiction - Christmas 0312134118

EDWARDS, GRAHAM

Der Basilisk. Die Saga vom Ende der Zauberdrachen.

Bergisch Gladbach Bastei Lübbe . Broschiert guter Zustand, sauberes Exemplar, Einband mit Gebrauchsspuren, Zustand 3, Der Basilisk. Die Saga vom Ende der Zauberdrachen., Edwards, Graham gut - gebraucht

-- buchgenie.de Sigrun Wuertele

Book number: BU203751

Catalogue: Science Fiction und Fantasy

EDWARDS, GRAHAM

The Battle of Langport a Short Historical Account

1995. Paperback. Landscape booklet. 16 pages. With a folded brochure for 350th anniversary commemorative event. VG+.

-- Richard Sylvanus Williams (Est 1976) (Bookdealer)

Book number: at106.031

EDWARDS (GRAHAM), EDWARDS (SUE)

The Dictionary of Drink, an A to Z guide to every type of beverage, over 42,000 entries

Alan Sutton, (1991) reprinted, thick 8vo. (pp. 1, 070), paperback (a little used but binding sound, paper slightly browned but contents clean).First published 1988 under the title The Language of Drink.

-- Robert Kirkman Ltd ABA/ILAB

Book number: EDWARDSG001583

Keywords: Wine Cookery

EDWARDS, GRAHAM [PREFACE]

The Dictionary of Drink

London, Tiger, 1995. First Thus. Board HB. 12mo. Tanning to edge of pages. Dw has light mark to spine. Light wear to edges. Npc. Good+/good.

-- The Victoria Bookshop

Book number: 500009281

Catalogue: Non Fiction

Keywords: Brewing Drink

GRAHAM EDWARDS

Dragoncharm: The Ultimate Dragon Saga

Collins 1995 Paperback, 432pp. (ISBN: 9780006480211). Good.

-- Book Haven

Book number: 818149

Catalogue: General

Keywords: "Fantasy, Fiction"9780006480211 9780006480211

EDWARDS, GRAHAM

Dragoncharm

1995. Pp: 504. ISBN: 9780006480211. Cond./Kwaliteit: Goed.

-- Boekhandel De Slegte b.v.

Book number: U1983936

Catalogue: SF en Fantasy

Keywords: 9780006480211

GRAHAM EDWARDS

Dragoncharm: The Ultimate Dragon Saga

Collins 1995 Paperback, 432pp. (ISBN: 9780006480211). Very Good.

-- Book Haven

Book number: 578621

Catalogue: General

Keywords: Fantasy9780006480211 9780006480211

EDWARDS, GRAHAM

Dragonflame

1997. Paperback. Pp: 441. ISBN: 9780006482338. Cond./Kwaliteit: Redelijk.

-- Boekhandel De Slegte b.v.

Book number: U1646438

Catalogue: SF en Fantasy

Keywords: 9780006482338

GRAHAM EDWARDS

Dragonflame

Voyager 1997 Paperback, 450pp. (ISBN: 9780006482338). Fair.

-- Book Haven

Book number: 556594

Catalogue: General

Keywords: Fantasy9780006482338 9780006482338

EDWARDS, GRAHAM

Dragonflame

1997. Paperback. Pp: 441. ISBN: 9780006482338. Cond./Kwaliteit: Goed.

-- Boekhandel De Slegte b.v.

Book number: U1218772

Catalogue: SF en Fantasy

Keywords: 9780006482338

EDWARDS GRAHAM

DRAGONSTORM

Voyager, 1996. 1st printing. When the world turned and dragons lost their fire, the sad remains of the Maze where magic was made were eaten by the basilisk. A curious supper, even for one of the Deathless. But the Maze was full of memories. Paperback. 0006480225. very good paperback.

-- Fantastic Literature

Book number: FA12.246

Keywords: 0006480225

EDWARDS, GRAHAM

Dragonstorm The Ultimate Dragon Saga Continues

Harper Collins, London, 1996. Mass Market Paperback. Good Condition. Dirt marks on edge of text block Size: 150mm-180mm. 441 pages. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilogram. Category: Fantasy Fiction; ISBN: 0006480225. Inventory No: 11983.

-- Bong Bong Books

Book number: 11983

Catalogue: Fantasy Fiction

Keywords: Fantasy Fiction;

EDWARDS, OWEN DUDLEY AND GRAHAM RICHARDSON, EDS.,

Edinburgh (signed).

Edinburgh:, Canongate, 1983. First printing. Hard Cover, ISBN: 862410495. Warmly Inscribed By Owen Edwards in 1983! Near-Fine in Near-Fine Dj. Uncommon Signed.

-- Mark Post Bookseller

Book number: 6764

Catalogue: Scotland: Edinburgh and Glasgow

Keywords: Scotland 0862410495 862410495

OWEN DUDLEY EDWARDS AND GRAHAM RICHARDSON:

Edinburgh

Edinburgh, Canongate, 1983.. First. A literary anthology from a wide range of authors and time periods: from Hector Boece, Thomas Carlyle, Benjamin Franklin, Robert Fergusson, Arthur conan Doyle, Muriel Spark etc. 288pp. Brown cl oth in VG dj. VG.

-- Pend Books

Book number: 1947

Catalogue: Scottish literature

Keywords: Edinburgh, Literary Travellers to Scotland, Scottish Topography, Literature

EDWARDS, GRAHAM

The Last Days of Charles I

Gloucestershire, Sutton Publishing Ltd. 1999, 2nd. (ISBN: 0750920793) , 25 Cms x 18 Cms. Hardback, 210 pp, illustrated throughout in black & white. Main body of text fine, small sticker & name to front paste-down, wrapper near fine.

-- The Warrington Book Loft

Book number: 003203

Catalogue: History

Keywords: History Stuarts 0750920793

EDWARDS, GRAHAM:

The last days of CHARLES I

Alan Sutton, Stroud, Gloucestershire, 1999. . Hardback in maroon, gilt to spine in full colour pictorial jacket. Page size: 245x170mm. xiv,210 pages there are b/w illustrations throughout the text. With a chronology, notes on sources, bibliography and index. Sets out the events leading to the execution of Charles I on January 27 1649. In particular the King's confinement before the trial, the trial itself and the execution. It considers the motives of his enemies and explores their later histories. ISBN:0750920793

-- David Spenceley Books

Book number: 1985

Catalogue: Biography, Stuarts

Keywords: Charles I, Cromwell, Thomas Pride, John Milton, William Juxon, 0750920793

GRAHAM EDWARDS

The Last Days of Charles I

Gloucestershire, Sutton Publishing. 1999, Reprint. (ISBN: 0750920793) Original Binding, Large 8vo. Book, Written to mark the 350th anniversary of the king's death, exploring in detail the events that led to that fateful day, from teh King's tribulations in the months before the trial, throughthe trial itself to the gruesome course and aftermath of his execution. Near Mint/Near Mint.

-- Graham Toms, Fine and Rare Books

Book number: 002180

Keywords: 0750920793

GRAHAM J. EDWARDS AND ALAN C. KELLAR

The Organization in Its Enviornment. Book 1: Structures, Resources, and Markets

Great Britain, McGraw-Hill, 1979. 1st Paperback Edition, Binding: Softcover, Good. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall 0070846014 Softcover This book has been designed as a first year text for students studying the Common Core double modules (3/4) for the National Level Awards of the Business Education Council. It is concerned largely with the basic framework within which organizations operate. The essential elements of Law, Economics, Politics, and Public Administration, are integrated and presented so that they can be applied to the 'analysis and solution of business problems' as specified in the BEC scheme. Previous owners name crossed out inside cover. Some creases to cover. .

-- The London Bookworm

Book number: 014028

Catalogue: Vintage and Collectable Out of Print PaperBacks

Keywords: Non-Fiction/Organization/Enviornment/Structures/Resources/Markets

EDWARDS, GRAHAM

Stone & Sea

London, HarperCollins, 2000. (ISBN: 000651071X) Paperback, 439 pages. Good condition.

-- Titles Books

Book number: 40311

Catalogue: Fantasy

Keywords: 000651071X

GRAHAM EDWARDS

Stone and Sea

Harper Collins 2000 Paperback, 400pp. "Following Stone and the Sky, Victorian scientist Jonah Lightfoot and American artist Annie West return for the centrepiece of Graham Edward's trilogy set in a world where the sea is vertical and 'the hidden machinery of Stone is recording every breath of every beast that ever walked the Earth.' In Stephen King's Dark Tower sequence 'the world moved on' into fantasy and legend. Here, as in Robert Holdstock's Mythago Wood sequence, modern fantasy arises from mythopoetic archetypes:'Stone is connected to our world by memories. What's more, travelling on Stone is like travelling backwards or forwards in time in our world. The Threshold marks a moment way back in ancient history called the 'turning of the world'.'The rather formal narrative of Stone & Sea is replaced by a more immediate style, and while some readers may miss the previous elegance, the different approach keeps matters fresh, compensating for that middle-book-of-a-trilogy feeling that the really big events are being held back for the finale Stone & Sun. Even so, there is plenty going on, with Edwards pulling some kaleidoscopic twists and introducing engaging new characters; Grandfather Tree is a quirky variation on Tolkien's Ents. Most of all, here are Dragons. Archan, who originally appeared in the author's first trilogy, beginning with Dragoncharm, returns for a nightmarish encounter with Annie which promises an epic resolution. This is a good solid fantasy, a little disappointing compared to its predecessor, but still superior fare which makes the ultimate conclusion something to be anticipated with interest. --Gary S. Dalkin ", (ISBN: 000651071X). Very Good.

-- Book Haven

Book number: 132715

Catalogue: General

Keywords: "Fantasy, Science-Fiction"000651071X 000651071X

GRAHAM EDWARDS

Stone and Sea

Harper Collins 2000 Paperback, 400pp. "Following Stone and the Sky, Victorian scientist Jonah Lightfoot and American artist Annie West return for the centrepiece of Graham Edward's trilogy set in a world where the sea is vertical and 'the hidden machinery of Stone is recording every breath of every beast that ever walked the Earth.' In Stephen King's Dark Tower sequence 'the world moved on' into fantasy and legend. Here, as in Robert Holdstock's Mythago Wood sequence, modern fantasy arises from mythopoetic archetypes:'Stone is connected to our world by memories. What's more, travelling on Stone is like travelling backwards or forwards in time in our world. The Threshold marks a moment way back in ancient history called the 'turning of the world'.'The rather formal narrative of Stone & Sea is replaced by a more immediate style, and while some readers may miss the previous elegance, the different approach keeps matters fresh, compensating for that middle-book-of-a-trilogy feeling that the really big events are being held back for the finale Stone & Sun. Even so, there is plenty going on, with Edwards pulling some kaleidoscopic twists and introducing engaging new characters; Grandfather Tree is a quirky variation on Tolkien's Ents. Most of all, here are Dragons. Archan, who originally appeared in the author's first trilogy, beginning with Dragoncharm, returns for a nightmarish encounter with Annie which promises an epic resolution. This is a good solid fantasy, a little disappointing compared to its predecessor, but still superior fare which makes the ultimate conclusion something to be anticipated with interest. --Gary S. Dalkin ", (ISBN: 000651071X). Very Good.

-- Book Haven

Book number: 132779

Catalogue: General

Keywords: "Fantasy, Science-Fiction"000651071X 000651071X

EDWARDS, GRAHAM.

Stone & Sea. (Book Two of the Stone Trilogy. )

Voyager/HaperCollins, (London, 2000), Ist printing.. 440 pp, Paperback. Cover art by Les Edwards. "In (the) strange vertical realm (of Stone), where the clouds tumble downwards and the greatest peril is to fall, Jonah Lightfoot and Annie West come face to face with dryads and dragons, a forest that talks, a globe-shaped ship. Ancient myth and the magic by which our world was once ruled are alive still on Stone..and the magic is just beginning. Archan the immortal red dragon - forever evil - is on her way back to Stone from the abyss into wh ich she was cast." Interior - clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - very minor edge wear, spine flat and uncreased. This is a new, unread book. Near Fine.

-- Capricorn Books

Book number: 5051

Catalogue: Fantasy

Keywords: Stone, Jonah Lightfoot, Dryads, Dragons, Myths, Magic, Les Edwards, Fantasy.

GRAHAM EDWARDS

Stone and Sea

Harper Collins 2000 Paperback, 400pp. "Following Stone and the Sky, Victorian scientist Jonah Lightfoot and American artist Annie West return for the centrepiece of Graham Edward's trilogy set in a world where the sea is vertical and 'the hidden machinery of Stone is recording every breath of every beast that ever walked the Earth.' In Stephen King's Dark Tower sequence 'the world moved on' into fantasy and legend. Here, as in Robert Holdstock's Mythago Wood sequence, modern fantasy arises from mythopoetic archetypes:'Stone is connected to our world by memories. What's more, travelling on Stone is like travelling backwards or forwards in time in our world. The Threshold marks a moment way back in ancient history called the 'turning of the world'.'The rather formal narrative of Stone & Sea is replaced by a more immediate style, and while some readers may miss the previous elegance, the different approach keeps matters fresh, compensating for that middle-book-of-a-trilogy feeling that the really big events are being held back for the finale Stone & Sun. Even so, there is plenty going on, with Edwards pulling some kaleidoscopic twists and introducing engaging new characters; Grandfather Tree is a quirky variation on Tolkien's Ents. Most of all, here are Dragons. Archan, who originally appeared in the author's first trilogy, beginning with Dragoncharm, returns for a nightmarish encounter with Annie which promises an epic resolution. This is a good solid fantasy, a little disappointing compared to its predecessor, but still superior fare which makes the ultimate conclusion something to be anticipated with interest. --Gary S. Dalkin ", (ISBN: 000651071X). Very Good.

-- Book Haven

Book number: 132783

Catalogue: General

Keywords: "Fantasy, Science-Fiction"000651071X 000651071X

EDWARDS, GRAHAM

Stone & Sea

London, HarperCollins, 2000. (ISBN: 000651071X) Paperback, 439 pages. Good condition.

-- Titles Books

Book number: 40312

Catalogue: Fantasy

Keywords: 000651071X