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2002réf. Q-1586633600SparkNotes 2002-01-10. Paperback. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! SparkNotes paperback
réf. 0783813589.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1957réf. mon0000996806Heinemann 1957. Hardcover. Very Good. in x in x in. Pages clean and bright no markings light wear to edges. Dust Jacket has been price clipped. Heinemann hardcover
réf. 0142429198.GaudioCD. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. unknown
2002réf. Q-8437608139Catedra Ediciones 2002-03-01. Paperback. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Catedra Ediciones paperback
réf. ANAIS-0816159017G K Hall & Co. hardcover. Good. 9.5X6.5X1.5. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. G K Hall & Co hardcover
1935réf. 015389New York: Grosset & Dunlap 1935. Pretty nice copy of early possibly first reprint done by Grosset & Dunlap. Beige textured boards with blue rule line to front board and blue lettering on spine. Unmarked but for rubber stamp name to front pastedown under jacket flap. Price intact jacket has same illustration as first but in blue and red and doesn't continue into rear panel. Rear panel list novels of distinction pubished by Grosset which lists Erskine Caldwell's Tobaco Road but nothing else by him. It was published in 1932. Jacket is sunned and tanned a bit on spine and has tiny chip at rear panel near spine and an equally tiny chi at head of spine on right side. In mylar. . First Thus. Hardcover. Very Good to Very Good Plus/Very Good. Illus. by Ruth Gannett. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Grosset & Dunlap Hardcover
réf. 0140868445.Gcassette. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. unknown
réf. 221597Easton Press. Hardcover . Very Good. no. Easton Press hardcover
1942réf. 1225The Moon is Down - John Steinbeck 1st Edition 2nd Issue 1942 Hardcover w/ DJ War Story Military Occupation Fiction G&P A16b Copyright 1942 published by The Viking Press NY. Goldstone & Payne A16b. Stated 'First published in March 1942' on the copyright page with no subsequent printings listed. Second issue or state per the corrected error on page 112 line 11 there is no period between the words talk and this. Dust jacket in protective mylar cover and is price-clipped on the front flap and all other flaps are clipped as well. Jacket shows wear to include heavy tanning and sunfade particularly the spine and top edge nicks large chips tears and shelfwear. Blue hardcovers show wear such as sunfade to the top edge nicks to the edges scratches shelfwear and dark spots/foxing to the top edges. The textblock is tanned with spots and foxing particularly the top edge. There does not appear to be writing in the text. Ex-libris sticker on the front pastedown. Overall it is in Good condition. The Viking Press hardcover
1933réf. 319462New York: North American Review Corporation 1933. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Fair. 576p. Ex-library hardcover book that has been rebound in beige cloth. Light smudges on the covers and a few library stamps inside. Small closed tear in gutter of page 191. Otherwise text unmarked and binding tight. A good sturdy reading copy. Volume 236 of THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW the first literary journal in the United States. This volume contains the issues for July through December 1933. Some notable features include the first appearances of two stories by John Steinbeck "The Red Pony" and "The Great Mountains" both of which later appeared as chapters in the 1937 novella THE RED PONY. There is also an article analyzing Nazi anti-Semitism and the nationalism of Jews in Germany "Are Jews Internationalists" by Francis J. Oppenheimer as well as other articles commenting on Hitler's agenda and on conditions in Austria under Dollfuss. North American Review Corporation hardcover
1934réf. 319463New York: North American Review Corporation 1934. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Fair. 576p. Ex-library hardcover book that has been rebound in beige cloth. Light smudges on the covers and a few library stamps inside. Otherwise text unmarked and binding tight. A good sturdy reading copy. Volume 237 of THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW the first literary journal in the United States. This volume contains the issues for January through June 1934. Some notable features include the first appearance of "The Murder" by John Steinbeck which was later published in the 1938 short story collection THE LONG VALLEY and a short story by Conrad Aiken ironically titled "Life Isn't a Short Story." There are also articles on the Lindbergh baby kidnapping; the element of satire in the plays of George S. Kaufman; an article arguing that the new freedoms enjoyed by 20th-century women conflict with her true feminine nature and that women suffer psychosomatic illness as a consequence "Modern Woman's Defenses Against Living" by physician Alva Barach; and an essay on motherhood in fiction by Louise Maunsell Field. North American Review Corporation hardcover
1971réf. 213071971. Simmen Edward editor. The Chicano: From Caricature to Self-Portrait 1971 traces changing literary portrayals of Mexican Americans from externally imposed stereotypes to fiction grounded in Chicano experience and authorship. Published during the Chicano Movement's assertion of political cultural and linguistic identity the anthology brings Anglo and Mexican American writers into deliberate comparison allowing readers to examine how narrative authority affects portrayals of ethnicity labor family discrimination assimilation and community. Its organizing movement from "caricature" to "self-portrait" makes the volume particularly useful for studying representation in American literature and the growing visibility of Chicano voices within the national publishing market. Simmen Edward ed. The Chicano: From Caricature to Self-Portrait. New York: New American Library 1971. First edition. English language. The collection presents short fiction spanning different periods and authorial perspectives including work by John Steinbeck Jack London Ray Bradbury Nick C. Vaca Philip D. Ortega and Genaro González. Simmen's introduction frames the selections around what the publisher described as the "pain and promise of the Mexican-American experience" while the anthology's structure permits comparison between depictions created by writers outside the community and narratives in which Chicano authors define their own characters environments and cultural values. The volume also includes a selected bibliography of short fiction extending its usefulness as an early guide to Mexican American literary study. One volume. 318 pages. Paperback in orange-toned printed wrappers. Octavo. The anthology appeared amid a broader renaissance of Chicano cultural pride and political organization associated with figures and movements addressing farm labor educational inequality land rights and community self-determination. Simmen's editorial arrangement places literary representation within that contemporary struggle over who possessed the authority to describe Mexican American life. Rather than treating all selections as equally authentic the book exposes the historical progression from sentimentalized or derogatory types toward narratives shaped by Chicano memory language and social experience. Light wear to wrapper edges and corners visible spine creasing without loss of structural integrity light page toning and a small crease at the upper-right corner of the front wrapper; contents otherwise unmarked. Very good. An important Chicano Movement-era anthology documenting the transition from outsider representation to Mexican American literary self-definition. unknown
1968réf. 15255Franklin Library 1968. Hardcover. Like New/No Dust Jacket. This is one of the original pre-1980 Franklin Library books with Beautiful extra FINE Leather binding. The book is illustrated by the famous artist Thomas Hart Benton. This is a Limited Edition printing so stated bound in genuine DARK BLUE leather binding with a fancy JS shown in Red designs on the front cover. The copyright date is 1968. The cover designs are accented in 22kt gold. The binding includes thick silk like endpapers gold gilt on all page fore-edges ribbed spine and attached book ribbon. This book is in FINE As New condition with no bookplates or markings - this book has never been read. We always ship carefully in a sturdy box. Franklin Library hardcover
1945réf. redponyNew York: Viking Press 1945. Stated "Illustrated Edition First Published 1945" on the copyright verso. Classic mid-century illustrated edition of Steinbeck's beloved cycle of stories about young Jody Tiflin his family and life on a California ranch here presented with full-page illustrations and issued in a publisher's slipcase. The book itself is in Good condition: cloth shows moderate rubbing and handling but the binding remains sound and the pages are clean and legible with no major markings or defects noted. The original slipcase is present and structurally intact but only Fair: staining rubbing and general wear to panels and edges typical of a slipcase that has done its job over many decades. Still protects the book and displays reasonably on the shelf. A solid presentable copy of the Viking illustrated edition of The Red Pony increasingly scarce with the original slipcase still present. Viking Press hardcover
réf. 000257Viking 1961 Book. As New. Hardcover. Cloth. As New/As New. Book Club BCE/BOMC. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Mint Copy of bookclub. Still a tough book in this flawless condition. Viking, 1961 Hardcover
réf. 000257Viking 1961 Book. As New. Hardcover. Cloth. As New/As New. Book Club BCE/BOMC. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Mint Copy of bookclub. Still a tough book in this flawless condition. Viking, 1961 Hardcover books
1971réf. 213071971. Simmen Edward editor. The Chicano: From Caricature to Self-Portrait 1971 traces changing literary portrayals of Mexican Americans from externally imposed stereotypes to fiction grounded in Chicano experience and authorship. Published during the Chicano Movement's assertion of political cultural and linguistic identity the anthology brings Anglo and Mexican American writers into deliberate comparison allowing readers to examine how narrative authority affects portrayals of ethnicity labor family discrimination assimilation and community. Its organizing movement from "caricature" to "self-portrait" makes the volume particularly useful for studying representation in American literature and the growing visibility of Chicano voices within the national publishing market. Simmen Edward ed. The Chicano: From Caricature to Self-Portrait. New York: New American Library 1971. First edition. English language. The collection presents short fiction spanning different periods and authorial perspectives including work by John Steinbeck Jack London Ray Bradbury Nick C. Vaca Philip D. Ortega and Genaro González. Simmen's introduction frames the selections around what the publisher described as the "pain and promise of the Mexican-American experience" while the anthology's structure permits comparison between depictions created by writers outside the community and narratives in which Chicano authors define their own characters environments and cultural values. The volume also includes a selected bibliography of short fiction extending its usefulness as an early guide to Mexican American literary study. One volume. 318 pages. Paperback in orange-toned printed wrappers. Octavo. The anthology appeared amid a broader renaissance of Chicano cultural pride and political organization associated with figures and movements addressing farm labor educational inequality land rights and community self-determination. Simmen's editorial arrangement places literary representation within that contemporary struggle over who possessed the authority to describe Mexican American life. Rather than treating all selections as equally authentic the book exposes the historical progression from sentimentalized or derogatory types toward narratives shaped by Chicano memory language and social experience. Light wear to wrapper edges and corners visible spine creasing without loss of structural integrity light page toning and a small crease at the upper-right corner of the front wrapper; contents otherwise unmarked. Very good. An important Chicano Movement-era anthology documenting the transition from outsider representation to Mexican American literary self-definition. unknown books
réf. 134370Hardcover. Book Condition: Good. Jacket Condition: No Jacket. P.F. Collier & Son New York NY 1939. Moderate general wear. Size: 8vo 7.75 - 9.75'' tall. Fiction Modern::General 6063L hardcover
réf. 000137New York: Viking Press 1942. First Edition. . Hardcover. Nearly Fine/None. Decorative Cloth. First Edition. Octavo. Pictorial light blue cloth with a bomber wing and ensignia. A fine copy. no dings chips wear or off setting to end papers as is common. Penguin Reference Li brary rubber stamp on end paper saves this from being a very fine copy. Bright and clear with no scuffing to the white stars. New York: Viking Press, 1942 hardcover
1950réf. 010661New York: The Viking Press 1950. Book. Near Fine. Hardcover. First Edition. 12mo - over 6¾ - 7¾" tall. 159 pp prev owner's ink - name and date foreword 4.75" x 7.6" gray cloth red design and letters in clipped DJ. Binding tight pages clean unmarked paper well-preserved. . The Viking Press Hardcover
1954réf. 167911USA.: Bantam Books. 1954. Book. Illus. by James Avati 1907-2005 GGA Good-Girl-Art Painted Cover. Very Good to Fine. Soft cover. First Paperback Printing. 12mo - over 6¾ - 7¾" tall. 534 pages. 232-Grams; Complete & Unabridged. A mid-century mass-market issue of Steinbeck's California epic produced during Bantam's early 1950s expansion of literary reprints. This first Bantam printing carries the December 1954 production date and represents the publisher's initial softcover release following the 1952 hardcover. IMDB notes "Two brothers in 1910s California struggle to maintain the favor of their affectionate but strict Bible-toting father as an old secret about their long-absent mother comes to light. Source for 1955 EAST OF EDEN MOVIE Directed by Elia Kazan starring: JAMES DEAN Cal Julie Harris Abra Richard Davalos Aron and Raymond Massey Adam. Adapts only the last quarter of Steinbeck's novel. Jo Van Fleet won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress Kate. Steinbeck himself praised the film as "probably the best motion picture I have ever seen. // East of Eden 1981 ABC TV miniseries A three-part 8-hour adaptation directed by Harvey Hart written by Richard Alan Shapiro. Stars Timothy Bottoms Adam Bruce Boxleitner Charles Jane Seymour Cathy - Golden Globe-winning. Much more faithful and comprehensive covering the full generational saga. // Source for East of Eden 2026 Netflix limited series A seven-episode prestige adaptation created by Zoe Kazan granddaughter of Elia Kazan. Starring: Florence Pugh Cathy Christopher Abbott Adam Mike Faist Hoon Lee Ciarán Hinds and others. Premiered October 1 2026 debuting at #1 on Netflix with 6.5 million views in four days. Re-centers the narrative around Cathy Ames expanding her role far beyond earlier adaptations. Sparked a major revival of interest in the novel. / John Steinbeck received the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1962-an honor that recognized his overall body of work including East of Eden as his self-described magnum opus. / Cover creasing; staining to lower right corner of book;. Bantam Books. Paperback
1943réf. 559993Darmstadt Berlin: Vorwork-Verlag 1943. Hardcover. Very Good. Early reprint of the German edition of The Grapes of Wrath. Thick octavo. Illustrated paper over boards. Cheap paper a little toned small split at the top of the front joint and a bit of rubbing very good. Interesting German wartime publication of Steinbeck's classic novel. Vorwork-Verlag hardcover
1975réf. TB32176Franklin Center: Franklin Library 1975. Limited Franklin Library Edition. Fine in full decorated light brown leather covered boards with gilt text and decorations between four raised bands on the spine and with gilt tool work on the front and rear boards. The edges of the text block are gilt and the end papers are silk Sewn into the head of the spine is a silk placement ribbon. 589 pages of text with illustrations by Robert Heindel. Accompanied with the Notes From The Editor of 22 pages. Steinbeck won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction with this title in 1940. A tight clean and handsome copy with no prior ownership markings of any kind. Franklin Library hardcover
1942réf. 502338New York: The Viking Press 1942. Hardcover. Near Fine/Good. First edition. Slight fading at extremities of the binding narrow strip of tanning to endpapers from acidic binder's glue very good in worn good dust jacket with scrapes and rubbing and a few words faintly underlined in ink on the rear panel. The Viking Press hardcover
