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Más imágenesSOMEONE LIKE YOU. [INSCRIBED & SIGNED by TIMOTHY FORRY, one of the four novelist writing under the pseudonym of Timothy James Beck].
(Forry, Timothy; Lambert, Timothy J.; Carter, Jim; and Cochrane, Becky). Beck, Timothy James (the collective pseudonym of four 21st century American novelists).
Editorial: New York: Kensington Books, (2006). (2006). 2006
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Librería: Blue Mountain Books & Manuscripts, Ltd., Cadyville, NY, Estados Unidos de AmericaBlue Mountain Books & Manuscripts, Ltd.
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Condición: Fine. New York: Kensington Books, (2006)., (2006). Fine. - Octavo, 9 inches high by 6 inches wide. Softcover, bound in color pictorial white wraps. viii, 340 & [1] pages. Fine. First softcover edition. "There are some things money can's buy." [Quoted from the front cover of this softcover edition]. ". A quick trip to…the mall is about to become an all-day event with a group of zany mall rats looking to get caught in a trap--of love." [Quoted from the dust jacket of the hardcover edition of this book]. Inscribed and signed on the titled page by Timothy Forry. Timothy Forry is one of four American novelists who write together under the pseudonym of Timothy James Beck (taken from their first names). Forry is also the author of "The Vampire Stone" which he penned under the pseudonym of Timothy Ridge, and the short story "Foundations" which was published in Cleis Press's "Foolish Hearts: New Gay Fiction". Forry also runs a design firm with his partner Paul and is also an artist, an antiquarian bookseller and a wine connoisseur. Timothy Forry, Timothy J. Lambert, Jim Carter and Becky Cochrane are the four American novelist wiring under the collective pseudonym of Timothy James Beck. Their collaborative work focuses on homosexuality, drag queens, and other sexual minorities.
