In Cold Blood Books to Film

In Cold Blood Books to FilmNew York: Random House, 1965 First edition. First printing, in the unclipped, first issue dust jacket. A near fine copy, just with a trace of rubbing to the front board. In a near fine dust jacket, slightly creased along the spine and showing a little wear at the extremities. A most attractive example overall of the seminal non fiction novel, one of the greatest true crime books written. Accompanied by Harper Lee, Capote ventured to write about a

New York: Harcourt

K had just launched his political career with the efforts he describes in The Enemy Within

and unessential tape reinforcement along the edges of the verso

a very good example of this out of print and uncommon work of humor

spine extremities bumped and a bit worn

Levine / Scholastic Press

causing a slight mark to the bottom of the ffep

only with a little bumping at the foot of the spine

New York: Hyperion

and entrepreneur

and very rare inscribed

following the unimaginable success of the Sorcerer’s Stone