Grimson todd (132 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: Fair. No Jacket. Readable copy. Pages may have considerable notes/highlighting. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

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Paperback. Condición: Good. No Jacket. Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

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Soft cover. Condición: Good. 1st Edition. First edition, first printing of this collection of ten short stories. Featured are Once Upon a Time by Amanda Cross, Perfect Honeymoon by Robert Barnard, The Problem of the Curing Barn by Edward D. Hoch, Dead Leaves by Antonia Fraser, The Sticking Place by Todd Grimson, Desperate Remedies by Barbara Paul, Jojo and the Tethered Goat by Jeffry Scott, The Butterfly Case by Gray Usher, Long Shot on a Stone Angel by Donald Olson, Rumpole and the Younger Generation by John Mortimer. Address label on the front cover. Light edge wear. Slight creases to the front cover near/on spine. In good condition.…

Soft cover. Condición: Good. 1st Edition. First edition, first printing of this collection of ten short stories. Featured are Once Upon a Time by Amanda Cross, Perfect Honeymoon by Robert Barnard, The Problem of the Curing Barn by Edward D. Hoch, Dead Leaves by Antonia Fraser, The Sticking Place by Todd Grimson, Desperate Remedies by Barbara Paul, Jojo and the Tethered Goat by Jeffry Scott, The Butterfly Case by Gray Usher, Long Shot on a Stone Angel by Donald Olson, Rumpole and the Younger Generation by John Mortimer. Light crease runs through front and rear cover. In good condition.…

Paperback. Condición: Fair.

Paperback. Condición: Good.

Paperback. Condición: Very Good. It's a well-cared-for item that has seen limited use. The item may show minor signs of wear. All the text is legible, with all pages included. It may have slight markings and/or highlighting.

Condición: New.

Paperback. Condición: New. Justine is a vampire. Keith just lives like one. An ex-junkie and ex-rock star, his hands mangled by his dead ex's own jealous ex, he's let go of his ambitions. It's true that Justine has been around for a few centuries and Keith barely three decades, but they're good for each other: Justine is teaching Keith to take the long view; Keith is reminding her how it feels to be alive. Yet a cohort of criminals, desperate artists, dead-enders, hangers-on, and wanna-bes, undead and otherwise, threaten their curious union. Can love stay untainted in a world of monsters?First published in 1996, Todd Grimson's Stainless is a noir fantasia, a symphony of bloody horror, and a woozy, erotic tour of night-side L.A.Outsider Classics is Dead Ink's resurrection ground for the strange, the silenced, and the outcasts. This series exhumes lost literary voices that were ahead of their time to restore them to the cult status they always deserved. From forgotten masterpieces to once-censored provocations, each title is a reaction against the canon curated for readers who want to stray into the margins and away from the mainstream.…

Condición: New.

Condición: New.

Paperback or Softback. Condición: New. Stainless. Book.

Condición: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Paperback. Condición: New. "If Raymond Chandler or Flannery O'Connor had written a vampire novel, it might read with the brutal and passionate clarity of Stainless . . . The ultimate late night in L.A." -Katherine DunnA bloody, erotic love story from "the greatest horror writer you've never read . . . In Stainless, Todd Grimson set out to write 'the Ultimate, Final Vampire Novel'-and succeeded." (The Guardian)Justine is a vampire. Keith just lives like one. An ex-junkie and ex-rock star, his hands mangled by his dead ex's own jealous ex, he's let go of his ambitions. He's content to be Justine's live-in Renfield, helping her pick up dinner when she needs a bite, keeping an eye on her lavish L.A. manor when the sun is out and she's down for her beauty sleep. It's true that Justine has been around for a few centuries and Keith barely three decades, but they're good for each other: Justine is teaching Keith to take the long view; Keith is reminding her how it feels to be alive. Yet a cohort of criminals, desperate artists, dead-enders, hangers-on, and wanna-bes, undead and otherwise, threaten their curious union. Can love stay untainted in a world of monsters?First published in 1996, Todd Grimson's Stainless is a noir fantasia, a symphony of bloody horror, and a woozy, erotic tour of night-side L.A. Not only is it the greatest vampire novel of the twentieth century, it may be the last, best farewell to the mythic Los Angeles of Bette Davis, Dennis Hopper, and Less than Zero. In a league with the best of James Ellroy and Raymond Chandler-and closing the coffin for good on poor old Bram Stoker-Stainless is the final word on fangs, hangovers, and heartbreak. …

Paperback. Condición: New. Justine is a vampire. Keith just lives like one. An ex-junkie and ex-rock star, his hands mangled by his dead ex's own jealous ex, he's let go of his ambitions. It's true that Justine has been around for a few centuries and Keith barely three decades, but they're good for each other: Justine is teaching Keith to take the long view; Keith is reminding her how it feels to be alive. Yet a cohort of criminals, desperate artists, dead-enders, hangers-on, and wanna-bes, undead and otherwise, threaten their curious union. Can love stay untainted in a world of monsters?First published in 1996, Todd Grimson's Stainless is a noir fantasia, a symphony of bloody horror, and a woozy, erotic tour of night-side L.A.Outsider Classics is Dead Ink's resurrection ground for the strange, the silenced, and the outcasts. This series exhumes lost literary voices that were ahead of their time to restore them to the cult status they always deserved. From forgotten masterpieces to once-censored provocations, each title is a reaction against the canon curated for readers who want to stray into the margins and away from the mainstream.…

Condición: Very Good. Estado de la sobrecubierta: 48150965. 1787036492. 8/18/2026 7:01:32 AM.

Condición: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Justine is a vampire. Keith just lives like one. An ex-junkie and ex-rock star, his hands mangled by his dead ex's own jealous ex, he's let go of his ambitions. It's true that Justine has been around for a few centuries and Keith barely three decades, but they're good for each other: Justine is teaching Keith to take the long view; Keith is reminding her how it feels to be alive. Yet a cohort of criminals, desperate artists, dead-enders, hangers-on, and wanna-bes, undead and otherwise, threaten their curious union. Can love stay untainted in a world of monsters?First published in 1996, Todd Grimson's Stainless is a noir fantasia, a symphony of bloody horror, and a woozy, erotic tour of night-side L.A.Outsider Classics is Dead Ink's resurrection ground for the strange, the silenced, and the outcasts. This series exhumes lost literary voices that were ahead of their time to restore them to the cult status they always deserved. From forgotten masterpieces to once-censored provocations, each title is a reaction against the canon curated for readers who want to stray into the margins and away from the mainstream. Justine is a vampire. Keith just lives like one. Can love stay untainted in a world of monsters? First published in 1996, Todd Grimson's Stainless is a noir fantasia, a symphony of bloody horror, and a woozy, erotic tour of night-side L.A. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A bloody, erotic love story from 'the greatest horror writer youve never read.In Stainless, Todd Grimson set out to write "the Ultimate, Final Vampire Novel" and succeeded.' (The Guardian)Justine is a vampire. Keith just lives like one. An ex-junkie and ex-rock star, his hands mangled by his dead exs own jealous ex, hes let go of his ambitions. Hes content to be Justines live-in Renfield, helping her pick up dinner when she needs a bite, keeping an eye on her lavish L.A. manor when the sun is out and shes down for her beauty sleep. Its true that Justine has been around for a few centuries and Keith barely three decades, but theyre good for each other: Justine is teaching Keith to take the long view; Keith is reminding her how it feels to be alive. Yet a cohort of criminals, desperate artists, dead-enders, hangers-on, and wanna-bes, undead and otherwise, threaten their curious union. Can love stay untainted in a world of monsters?First published in 1996, Todd Grimsons Stainless is a noir fantasia, a symphony of bloody horror, and a woozy, erotic tour of night-side L.A. Not only is it the greatest vampire novel of the twentieth century, it may be the last, best farewell to the mythic Los Angeles of Bette Davis, Dennis Hopper, and Less than Zero. In a league with the best of James Ellroy and Raymond Chandler and closing the coffin for good on poor old Bram Stoker Stainless is the final word on fangs, hangovers, and heartbreak. In a league with the best of James Ellroy and Raymond Chandler and closing the coffin for good on poor old Bram Stoker Stainless is the final word on fangs, hangovers, and heartbreak. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: New. "If Raymond Chandler or Flannery O'Connor had written a vampire novel, it might read with the brutal and passionate clarity of Stainless . . . The ultimate late night in L.A." -Katherine DunnA bloody, erotic love story from "the greatest horror writer you've never read . . . In Stainless, Todd Grimson set out to write 'the Ultimate, Final Vampire Novel'-and succeeded." (The Guardian)Justine is a vampire. Keith just lives like one. An ex-junkie and ex-rock star, his hands mangled by his dead ex's own jealous ex, he's let go of his ambitions. He's content to be Justine's live-in Renfield, helping her pick up dinner when she needs a bite, keeping an eye on her lavish L.A. manor when the sun is out and she's down for her beauty sleep. It's true that Justine has been around for a few centuries and Keith barely three decades, but they're good for each other: Justine is teaching Keith to take the long view; Keith is reminding her how it feels to be alive. Yet a cohort of criminals, desperate artists, dead-enders, hangers-on, and wanna-bes, undead and otherwise, threaten their curious union. Can love stay untainted in a world of monsters?First published in 1996, Todd Grimson's Stainless is a noir fantasia, a symphony of bloody horror, and a woozy, erotic tour of night-side L.A. Not only is it the greatest vampire novel of the twentieth century, it may be the last, best farewell to the mythic Los Angeles of Bette Davis, Dennis Hopper, and Less than Zero. In a league with the best of James Ellroy and Raymond Chandler-and closing the coffin for good on poor old Bram Stoker-Stainless is the final word on fangs, hangovers, and heartbreak. …