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2006réf. SONG0825635802Music Sales 2006-12-01. paperback. Used: Good. 9.00x0.31x12.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Music Sales paperback
1973réf. 228391973. Bailey Pearl. Talking to Myself 1973 is a reflective memoir by an influential African American performer extending Black women's autobiographical writing into the domains of spirituality identity and public life in the post-Civil Rights era. The work supports research into African American cultural history celebrity authorship and the articulation of race faith and selfhood by a Black woman navigating national visibility. Bailey widely recognized for her career in music theater and television uses this text to shift from performance-centered narrative to introspective commentary addressing the psychological and moral dimensions of living within structures shaped by racial inequality and public expectation. Bailey Pearl. Talking to Myself. New York: Pocket Books 1973. Mass-market paperback edition. The text is composed in a conversational often epistolary style presenting a series of reflections rather than a linear narrative. Bailey addresses themes of aging religion emotional complexity and personal accountability incorporating aphoristic observations such as "People are not simple.they are complicated poems full of feelings they can't explain." The content includes meditations on her experiences as a Black woman in the entertainment industry her engagement with public service and her understanding of faith as both a private and social force. Unlike conventional celebrity memoirs centered on career milestones the volume prioritizes interior life and ethical questioning situating Bailey within a broader tradition of Black women writers who merge personal narrative with spiritual and social inquiry. One volume; 190 pages; mass-market format; original photographic wrappers. Published during a period of reassessment following the legislative gains of the Civil Rights Movement the book reflects ongoing negotiations of race identity and representation for Black public figures in the United States. Bailey's prominence as a performer and public representative including her later role as a U.S. delegate to the United Nations informs the text's engagement with responsibility and visibility. Spine creased with moderate chipping at ends and some laminate peeling; covers lightly rubbed with small puncture to upper wrapper; paper toned but flexible; internally unmarked; good overall. An introspective contribution to African American women's life writing offering insight into the intersection of performance spirituality and racial identity in the late 20th century. unknown books
1973réf. 228391973. Bailey Pearl. Talking to Myself 1973 is a reflective memoir by an influential African American performer extending Black women's autobiographical writing into the domains of spirituality identity and public life in the post-Civil Rights era. The work supports research into African American cultural history celebrity authorship and the articulation of race faith and selfhood by a Black woman navigating national visibility. Bailey widely recognized for her career in music theater and television uses this text to shift from performance-centered narrative to introspective commentary addressing the psychological and moral dimensions of living within structures shaped by racial inequality and public expectation. Bailey Pearl. Talking to Myself. New York: Pocket Books 1973. Mass-market paperback edition. The text is composed in a conversational often epistolary style presenting a series of reflections rather than a linear narrative. Bailey addresses themes of aging religion emotional complexity and personal accountability incorporating aphoristic observations such as "People are not simple.they are complicated poems full of feelings they can't explain." The content includes meditations on her experiences as a Black woman in the entertainment industry her engagement with public service and her understanding of faith as both a private and social force. Unlike conventional celebrity memoirs centered on career milestones the volume prioritizes interior life and ethical questioning situating Bailey within a broader tradition of Black women writers who merge personal narrative with spiritual and social inquiry. One volume; 190 pages; mass-market format; original photographic wrappers. Published during a period of reassessment following the legislative gains of the Civil Rights Movement the book reflects ongoing negotiations of race identity and representation for Black public figures in the United States. Bailey's prominence as a performer and public representative including her later role as a U.S. delegate to the United Nations informs the text's engagement with responsibility and visibility. Spine creased with moderate chipping at ends and some laminate peeling; covers lightly rubbed with small puncture to upper wrapper; paper toned but flexible; internally unmarked; good overall. An introspective contribution to African American women's life writing offering insight into the intersection of performance spirituality and racial identity in the late 20th century. unknown
réf. 32726671like new. unknown
2002réf. NTRR5JM020HarperCollins 2002. Hardcover. Good. 8x0x11. Prompt shipment with tracking. we ship in CLEAN SECURE NEW boxes ChristmasGood ex-library hardcover with stamps label and library pocket else clean pages HarperCollins hardcover
1957réf. 10761The John Day Company New York 1957. First edition 2nd printing. Inscribed by Pearl S. Buck March 1971. VG red cover with white cat on lower right corner. See Photos. The book inside is perfect with the exception of the inside cover which looks like previous owner tried to remove her name. The dust jacket is in poor condition but included showing the price $2.75 and stating Second Prining. The story follows a young boy named Sandy who experiences a magical Christmas Eve involving a Christmas tree a cat a mouse and a manger scene. The John Day Company hardcover
1981réf. 53296Pearl Cleage Lomax 1981. First Edition. wraps. Very good. 7p octavo. A good copy in red staplebound wraps. Worn along spine. Pages loose but all are present. Inscribed to previous owner by Pearl Cleage Lomax on last page. Additionally laid in is a 3.5x4.5" color photograph of Maynard Jackson and Kristin Cleage Williams. Scarce only one copy listed in OCLC. Pearl Cleage Lomax paperback
1938réf. sm110-9Harper & Brother 1938. Hardcover. Used - Good. Publisher: Harper and Row 1977 Binding: Softcover. Clean text solid binding minor wear no dust jacket. Free tracking provided. International shipping available. Harper & Brother hardcover
1938réf. 367756US: Harper & Brothers Publishers New York and London 1938. Harper & Brothers Publishers New York and London 1938 Very Good/ NO DUST JACKET. Light blue cloth with some edgewear. Black and silver spine lettering. Solid structure tight lightly tanned pages. Some photo illustrations. LARGE HEAVY ITEM 2.55 Pounds. Size: 9 3/8 x 6 3/8 x 1 7/8 inches. Hardcover. Very Good. No Exp. Harper & Brothers Publishers, New York and London Hardcover
réf. 0060654716.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1981réf. 1395173Pearl Cleage Lomax 1981. First Edition. Saddle-stitched. Octavo unpaginated. In Very Good minus condition. Red wraps have mild creasing along spine faint soiling along covers and a faint brown smudge on front cover. Text block has mild scuffing along edges and brown staining along fore edge; faint brown smudges on title page. Signed flat and dated "12/25/81" by Pearl Cleage known then as Pearl Cleage Lomax. Inscribed "A.B. and Karen--with love and hope that '82 is the year of the writer!" and dated "12/25/81" by Pearl Cleage on rear copyright page. Shelved Room B. 1395173. Special Collections. Pearl Cleage Lomax unknown books
1981réf. 1395173Pearl Cleage Lomax 1981. First Edition. Saddle-stitched. Octavo unpaginated. In Very Good minus condition. Red wraps have mild creasing along spine faint soiling along covers and a faint brown smudge on front cover. Text block has mild scuffing along edges and brown staining along fore edge; faint brown smudges on title page. Signed flat and dated "12/25/81" by Pearl Cleage known then as Pearl Cleage Lomax. Inscribed "A.B. and Karen--with love and hope that '82 is the year of the writer!" and dated "12/25/81" by Pearl Cleage on rear copyright page. Shelved Room B. 1395173. Special Collections. Pearl Cleage Lomax unknown
1972réf. 331944New York: John Day 1972. hardcover. very good/very good. Some b/w illustrations. 177 pages. Small 4to natural cloth with black graphic discolored at edges pictorial d.w. chipped at head. New York: John Day 1972. A very good copy in a very good dust wrapper. John Day unknown books
1972réf. 0003134New York New York: The John Day Company 1972. Signed Collector's Edition . Hardcover. Near Fine/Very Good. This specially bound edition of China Past and Present limited to 1000 copies is part of the selected works of Pearl S. Buck created in honor of the author's eightieth birthday. This is Copy Number 54. Signed by the author Pearl S. Buck; not personalized to anyone and dated June 1972. 177 pages. Dust jacket is price-clipped. With 40 compelling photographs from Magnum by Rene Burri Henri Cartier-Bresson Hiroshi Hamaya Marc Riboud and Helen Snow. Dust jacket is protected in an archival quality Brodart cover. Book itself has white cloth covers with black lettering on the spine and a black emblem on the front cover. No owner names not ex-libras no book plates no underlining nor highlighting. An interesting slice of history from the high visibility and award winning author Pearl S. Buck. A nice copy. The John Day Company hardcover
1972réf. 016244John Day 1972. Book. Fine. Hardcover. Signed by Authors. 1st Edition. #166 of 1000 copies signed by Pearl S. Buck. John Day Hardcover
1972réf. 210396New York: The John Day Company 1972. First edition and first printing. Hardcover. 177 pages. Features text by Pearl S. Buck. Features photographs from Magnum by Henri Cartier-Bresson Rene Burri Hiroshi Hamaya Marc Riboud and Helen Snow. A clean very near fine copy in cloth boards and in a near fine dust jacket with some minute wear. The John Day Company unknown books
1972réf. 210396New York: The John Day Company 1972. First edition and first printing. Hardcover. 177 pages. Features text by Pearl S. Buck. Features photographs from Magnum by Henri Cartier-Bresson Rene Burri Hiroshi Hamaya Marc Riboud and Helen Snow. A clean very near fine copy in cloth boards and in a near fine dust jacket with some minute wear. The John Day Company unknown
1972réf. 128783John Day Co 1972-10-01. hardcover. Like New. 10x8x1. Signed by Author. Buck signed limited edition 85 of 1000 in as new price clipped jacket. Please email for photos. John Day Co hardcover
1972réf. Q-0381982122John Day Co 1972-10-01. Hardcover. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! John Day Co hardcover
1972réf. 303-3045New York: John Day 1972. Near Fine in a Near Fine dustjacket. Bound in full white buckram. Both the spine and the decorative front board are stamped in black. Quarto. Burnt-orange endpapers. 177pps. with numerous black-and-white photos. Pages 95 and 97 have 1" closed tears with attendant creases otherwise Fine: clean tight square and bright. All tips are sharp. No previous ownership markings. The price-clipped dustjacket glossy in a mylar sleeve has a slight crease in the rear panel and at the lower rear tip; no chips soiling or tears. This is copy #402 of 1000 SIGNED by the author on a special tipped-in sheet in honor of her 80th birthday. A very nice collector's-quality copy. ".'We cannot understand China's present unless we know her past' says Pearl S. Buck. Here she shares with us her knowledge of China's past and present its history religions customs and culture and her own memories of China personal and public. Accompanying the text are 40 photographs of China by such famous photographers as Henri Cartier-Bresson and Marc Riboud each with a personal comment by Miss Buck." Purchase with confidence: all books gradings and descriptions are rendered the care of a genuine bibliophile. Satisfaction guaranteed or all costs you've incurred will be promptly refunded. Thanks for your interest in Nooks Of Books. To assist with your decision photos can be emailed upon request. SIGNED by the Author. Limited First Edition. Buckram. John Day Hardcover
réf. 20-OIEK-FM2LGood. GC ex-library hardbound sturdy binding 1972 John Day hardcover
1945réf. 002119NY: The John Day Co. 1945. The Chinese art of woodcut printing originated in the Tang Dynasty and reached a pinnacle in the Ming with the invention of multi-colour woodcut printing but it gradually fell into decline by the end of the 19th century. In the 1930's intellectuals such as Lu Xun were exposed to the dramatic woodcuts of the German Expressionist movement and realized that this style was an effective tool to communicate the lives and social ills of the common Chinese citizen during the difficult years of struggle against Japanese imperialism. Thus the 'new' Chinese woodcut style was born. The present volume presents 82 such examples by some forty Chinese artists. Portraying a people living through difficult times yet maintaining their native spirit endurance and humour these prints are a remarkable record of the period. With foreword and commentary on each work by Pearl S. Buck. DJ worn chipped and soiled but complete and now protected in Mylar. Endpapers a little tanned; binding solid and internal pages bright and unmarked – overall very good. 95 pp. 82 b&w woodcuts. First Edition. Hardbound. Very good. 27 x 19 cm. The John Day Co. hardcover
1945réf. 756New York: The John Day Company 1945. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. :: An Asia Press Book :: Eighty-two wartime wood cuts by forty contemporary Chinese artists illustrating China's WWII resistance against Japanese aggression. :: Foreword by Pearl S. Buck author of The Good Earth featuring works by Anonymous Wang Jen-feng Yang Lung-sheng Hsu Fei Huang Yen Liu Te-hwa Li Hwa Wu Chung-han Wang Shih-lang Yang Na-wei Chen Shu-liang Chu Ming-kang Liu Te-hua Liu Ping-chi Wang Shuh-yi Chang Yang-hsi Ku Yuan Wang Chi Li Chih-keng Liu Luen Ke Keh-chien Han Shang-I Hsieh Tze-wen Tsai Ti-chih Yeh Fu Lih Chun Tung Tang-ping Ou Cha Lu Tien Lih Fu Liang Yung-tai Lin Yi Shang Mo-tsung and Huang Yung-tsan. :: Bound in publisher's tea-green cloth front board bears title in red. Title and publisher / press lettered upon spine in red. Quarto 10 7/16 x 7 1/4 inches; 265 x 184 millimeters. 95 pages. Condition: Very Good in a Very Good dust jacket. Minor flaws to cloth small stains light rubbing along edges of boards. Endpapers shadow toned pages lightly age-toned. Dust jacket is age-toned and has small stains. Worn along edges with small splits and missing chips most notable at the top and bottom of spine and at the hinges. Larger missing chip top edge of front panel please view our photographs. Overall lovely book in nice shape excellent wartime woodcuts interesting and varied. The John Day Company hardcover
1945réf. GB000NYEEFAI3N01John Day Company 1945. Hardcover. Good. Missing dust jacket; Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More Spend Less.Dust jacket quality is not guaranteed. John Day Company hardcover
1970réf. 98001NY:: John Day Company. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. 1970. Hardcover. Compiled and edited by Theodore F. Harris. First edition. Very good in a very good minor edge wear dust jacket. . John Day Company, hardcover books
