How to Sell Your Way to Success Charles B. Roth 1953 Hardcover 1st Ed. 3rd Print
First Edition, 3rd Printing. Published by McGraw-Hill, 1953. Book is in very good condition.
Poet And The Donkey
Front cover hinge creased. Book solid and tight. Text block clean and pages tight with yellowing noted. Stefan Marin illustrates. Bagged for protection. ISBN: 0393301591 Rec #: 21186.
Playboy Magazine July 1990 ? CG Sharon Stone ? PM Jacqueline Sheen ? B
Covergirl Sharon Stone Playmate of the Month Jacqueline Sheen Aaron Neville gets to the promised land Fighting the wrong war by Robert Stone Behind The Scenes With TV’s Raunchiest Family What Men Risk For Love, By Asa Baber Quincy Jones Interview COVER STORYShe has hunted for gold with Richard Chamberlain, ducked bullets with Steven Seagal and traveled through the galaxy with Arnold Schwarzenegger. Now get ready for the fiery Sharon Stone to really heat things up. Our cover was produced by West Coast Photo Editor Marilyn Grabowski, styled by Lane Coyle-Dunn and shot by Contributing Photographer Stephen Wayda, with hair and make-up by Tami Morris. The Rabbit prepares for a meltdown.
Playboy Magazine April 1990 ? CG Deborah Driggs ? PM Lisa Matthews ? B
Covergirl Deborah Driggs Playmate of the Month Lisa Matthews Girls Of The A.C.C. Tony Curtis’ Daughter Makes A Smash Debut Love And Lust: Why Men And Women Are So Hit-And-Miss James Spader Made Easy by Jerry Lazar Stephen Hawking Interview COVER STORYPlaymate Deborah Driggs, last month’s centerfold attraction, has a basketball jones and wants the world to know. Our slam-dunking cover was designed by Junior Art Director Kristin Korjenek, styled by Lee Ann Perry and shot by Contributing Photographer Stephen Wayda. Thanks to Rhyner Designs in Chicago for Deborah’s jersey, John Victor for hair styling and Pat Tomlinson for make-up. Just for the record, guys, the Rabbit ain’t whistling Dixie.
The Little Prince [Paperbac]y Antoine De Saint Exupery
This activity book has a section for creating your own comic strips.
Penthouse Magazine September 1994 ? Pet Leigh Anderson ? 25th Anniversary ? B
Covergirl & Centerfold Pet of the Month Leigh Anderson Special Collector’s Edition: 25th AnniversaryGuccione: The Publisher As PainterThe Gulf War Syndrome: Causes And The Cover-UpBlind Dates: Satire FEATURESFAST FORWARD”Film,” by Marcia Pally; “Sounds,” by Wayne Robins; “Spirits,” by Alexis Bespaloff; “Sports,” by Lisa Goodkin; “Travel,” by Gael Greene; “Scenes,” by Tom Moon34 U.S.A. CONFIDENTIALSharon Churcher reports on anti-Semitism at Berkeley; the love Henry Kissinger has–for himself; and Fergie’s latest crusade.49 VIEW FROM THE TOP”Anniversary Waltz,” by Emily Prager; “Times Change,” by Ben Stein; “Men’s Rights,” by Sidney Siller52 CYBERSPACEThe Internet is like a sea of data–and we’re all surfers; article by Gregg Keizer58 DECEIT AND DISHONORSydney H.
Playboy Magazine March 1994 ? CG Shannen Doherty ? PM Neriah Davis ? B
Covergirl Shannen Doherty Playmate of the Month Neriah Davis Masters And Johnson On Flirting And Philandering Shannen Doherty, Mariel Hemingway, Sonia Braga, Carla Bruni, Mimi Rogers In A Safe Sex Pictorial 20 Questions with Halle Berry Global Warming: Playboy’s Hottest International Playmates Anthony Hopkins Interview COVER STORYSafe Sex, Great Sex started out as a shoot for PLAYBOY and turned into a project bigger than photographer Michel Comte could have imagined. He shot almost 200 men and women, creating intimate portraits to encourage safe sex; those photos-have been auctioned, featured in PLAYBOY or put on exhibit in return for donations to AIDS foundations. On our cover this month, Beverly Hills 90270’s bad girl, Shannen Doherty, lends her image to the cause.
Where the Wild Things Are – Maurice Sendak – Caldecott Medal – Good Condition
This product is a picture book titled “Where the Wild Things Are” by Maurice Sendak, winner of the Caldecott Medal. The book, published by HarperCollins, features illustrations by the author himself and is written in English. Targeted towards ages 4-8, this juvenile fiction story follows a young boy named Max on his adventures in a magical world full of monsters. With 48 pages and a size of 9 x 10 inches, this edition is part of the 25th printing of the original work. A beloved classic for children, this book is a must-have for any collection of children’s books.
Playboy Magazine November 1986 ? CG Devin De Vasquez ? PM Donna Edmondson ? B
Covergirl Devin De Vasquez Playmate of the Month Donna Edmondson Star Search Winner Devin De Vasquez Mano A Mano: The Toughest Match-Ups In The N.F.L. Can She Talk? A Snappy Interview With Joan Rivers Music ’87: Be Sure To Vote In Playboy’s Biggest Poll Ever COVER STORYWe knew Devin De Vasquez was star material when we published her June 1985 Playmate pictorial, and now the entire U.S.A. knows, thanks to TV’s Star Search. The cover was produced by West Coast Photography Editor Marilyn Grabowski and photographed by Contributing Photographer Stephen Wayda; Devin’s earrings, by Jodi Kahn, are available through The Bonnie Roseman Company, L.A./N.Y. The Rabbit is so happy to see Devin that he’s lightheaded.
Frantz Fanon
Underlining on a couple of pages. Light fading on spine. Minor to light shelf wear on the covers. Good condition otherwise. No other noteworthy defects. Edition: Paperback Edition.