Burmese Days, 1963 Signet Classics Paperback.
\nSirens of Titan, 1970 version. <\/p>\n
I will always buy copies of George Orwell or Kurt Vonnegut’s paperbacks at $1.00. Always. <\/p>\n
A very good Modern Library copy of Washington Square. McMurtry, Larry. Roads: A Millennial Journey Along America\u2019s Great Interstate Highways<\/em>. New York: Simon & Schuster, 2000. I read Lonesome Dove in college but I also liked Moving On and Cadillac Jack. I think this book is a return to the roads he traveled as a book collector (and that showed up in Cadillac Jack.) Indeed, it’s Cadillac Jack where the rabbit heads show up in the grill of the Cadillac, a scene I revisited this weekend when a bird got caught in the grill of our Prius. ($3.00) <\/p>\n Stutzman, Paul. Hiking Through: One Man\u2019s Journey to Peace and Freedom on the Appalachian Trail<\/em>. Reprint edition. Grand Rapids, Mich: Revell, 2012. I’m also a sucker for these sorts of long journey books, particularly on the AT, as Kara wants us to do this hike someday. Autographed copy — $2.00 <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Burmese Days, 1963 Signet Classics Paperback. Sirens of Titan, 1970 version. I will always buy copies of George Orwell or Kurt Vonnegut’s paperbacks at $1.00. Always. A very good Modern Library copy of Washington Square. James, Henry. Washington Square. New York: Modern Library, 1950. Edging towards collecting these. ($3.00) McMurtry, Larry. Roads: A Millennial Journey … Continue reading Used books today<\/span>
\nJames, Henry. Washington Square<\/em>. New York: Modern Library, 1950. Edging towards collecting these. ($3.00) <\/p>\n