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The train crash that cost Steinbeck ‘part of his brain’
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Antiquarian Books - 26 July 2010 |
“ED seriously injured late today when train hit car – Ritch”. When a shocked John Steinbeck received this telegram in May, 1948, he left immediately for Monterey, California, but by the time he got there his good friend Ed Ricketts, the man he later described as being “part of my brain for 18 years”, was dead.
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Original superman issue becomes first $1m comic
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Antiquarian Books - 01 March 2010 |
ACTION Comics ushered in the age of superheroes when its first issue hit the news stands in June 1938. On its cover was a curious character dressed in skintight blue and red lifting a green Chevrolet above his head, and the course of American pop culture was changed forever.
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ABA mourn their president
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Antiquarian Books - 23 November 2009 |
ONLY three weeks after it was announced that Antiquarian Booksellers Association president Alan Shelley was standing down because of ill health, we are sorry to report that he has passed away.
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