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Book Collector: Iris Johanson

March 1, 2010 by  
Filed under Authors, Signed Books

By JOHN E. SCHLIMM II —Autograph March 2010

Bookshelf: A Book About Books About Books

By WILLIAM L. BUTTS —Autograph May 2009 Few publishers have appeared in this column more often than Oak Knoll Press of New Castle, Delaware. Autograph collectors with a bookish bent should bow before their logo and chant, Wayne’s World-style, “We’re not worthy! We’re not worthy!” Founder Robert Fleck founded Oak Knoll Books—dealers in books about [...]

Harlan Ellison

January 2, 2010 by  
Filed under Authors, Entertainment, Sci-Fi/Horror, Signed Books

By LAWRENCE GROBEL —Autograph March 2009

Bookshelf: Noted Dealer’s WW2 Collection Comes to Life

By WILLIAM L. BUTTS Featured in Autograph January 2010

John Updike: Real, Bright and Huge

January 1, 2010 by  
Filed under Authors, Magazine, Signed Books

By LAWRENCE GROBEL —Autograph April 2009

WW II: Saving the Reality

January 1, 2010 by  
Filed under Book Reviews, Military, Signed Books

By WILLIAM L. BUTTS Featured in Autograph January 2010

Book Collector: The Men Who Wintered in Iowa

December 5, 2009 by  
Filed under Authors, Signed Books

Kurt Vonnegut, John Irving, John Casey, Gail Godwin and Donald Hendrie Jr.

Book Collector: British Prime Ministers

By JOHN E. SCHLIMM II —Autograph April 2009

Book Collector: Dear John Letters

May 1, 2009 by  
Filed under Authors, Entertainment, Signed Books

By JOHN SCHLIMM II —Autograph May 2009 Last May, I shared a few of the letters that are in my private collection from some of today’s most notable and bestselling authors. On the 11th anniversary of my column, I want to showcase a few more from my “Dear John” collection. When collecting autographed books, keep [...]

Bookshelf: Snapshots of Larry McMurtry

By WILLIAM L. BUTTS Featured in Autograph March 2009 Nearly 25 years ago this budding bibliophile mailed novelist Larry McMurtry an oddball edition of The Last Picture Show for signing—bound in cheesy black paper over boards stamped to resemble tooled leather, published by an outfit named International Collectors Library. McMurtry returned it promptly, graciously inscribed [...]

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