Playing It Out

chronic

old and in the way
The one on ABE doesn't appear to be signed, but still, this is more than I would expect this to fetch.
 

hoochmonkey9

Art should be its own hammer.
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the box on the lower right corner on ABE says signed.

but the seller isn't really drawing attention to it.
 
The one on abe actually does say it's signed (in the lower right corner), but it isn't in the main item description so I wouldn't necessarily trust it.

Edit: yeah, what hooch said.
 

chronic

old and in the way
Ah, okay. It's Sunday... my brain is taking the day off.


motherfucker never does much work even when it does show up.
 

jordan

lothario speedwagon
that reminds me of the time i bought a copy of ham on rye off abe, because the description said "signed"... then the seller revealed afterward that it was signed by a previous owner, not by the author.
 
The thing about abe is that almost no bookseller includes a photo (the occasional stock photo is the exception); and even then, that wouldn't be sufficient for signed copies, variants, etc. Abe prices for photos in listings must be high.

But seriously; "signed" by a previous owner? What a joke.
 

Rekrab

Usually wrong.
that reminds me of the time i bought a copy of ham on rye off abe, because the description said "signed"... then the seller revealed afterward that it was signed by a previous owner, not by the author.

Signed is signed -- what do you want? Bukowski's signature? He's dead!

ABE will often serve up a copy some kid has scribbled in with crayons as "inscribed." And there's no full text searching of the book descriptions. ABE's database could use a major upgrade.
 
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