Search results 7 Found

Suntup Press. As New. 2022. Artist Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. As New, but taken out of shrinkwrap. DJ now with a brodart cover. The Artist Edition, limited to 750 unnumbered copies, signed by the artist Jeff Echevarria. It is the only edition coming with a wrap around dust jacket illustrated by Echevarria. Smyth sewn with a full cloth binding and two hts foil blocking on the cover. Endsheets embossed Rainbow paper and housed in a slipcase covered in 100% cotton cloth with an aqueous acrylic coating. ; Signed by Illustrator .

Illustrated and signed by Jeff Echevarria. Gritty, authentic and full of heart, The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton is the classic tale that revolutionized the young adult novel. The Outsiders tells the story of two weeks in the life of a teenage boy as he struggles to stay with his brothers, stay true to himself and “stay gold” following the death of his parents. For Ponyboy, life is a series of conflicts. Greaser against Soc. Rich against poor. Violence against reconciliation. As tensions mount in a neighborhood war between the poor greasers and the rich Socs, Ponyboy grapples with the stereotypes placed upon him as he searches for his own identity and place in society. When S.E. Hinton published The Outsiders in 1967 – a novel she began writing at age 15 and sold at 17 – the idea of a teenager writing fiction for her peers was practically unheard of. Hinton felt that the required reading in school was not an honest reflection of the lives teenagers experienced in her hometown of Tulsa, Oklahoma. Her novel would present adolescent characters who were the opposite of everything a teenager, by adult standards, should be. As a result, it was a hit with young readers across the country. Since its debut, the book has sold more than 15 million copies, become a steady feature on school reading lists, been adapted into a film by Francis Ford Coppola, and helped shape an entire literary genre marketed to young adults. As poignant and relevant today as the day it was first published, The Outsiders urges a divisive world to remember that, as Ponyboy says, we all “see the same sunset,” and that while we may be the ones who create great divides between each other, we can also be the ones to bridge them. 6” x 9” trim size. 216 Pages. Limited to 750 copies. Full cloth smyth-sewn binding. Two-hits foil blocked cover stamping. Note by the author from the 50th Anniversary edition. 21 pages of bonus material from the author's archives. Six charcoal & graphite illustrations by Jeff Echevarria. Dust jacket featuring wraparound artwork by Jeff Echevarria (the only edition featuring the dust jacket). Signed by Jeff Echevarria. Endsheets are embossed Rainbow paper. Printed offset on premium Mohawk Via Vellum paper. Housed in a slipcase covered in 100% cotton cloth with an aqueous acrylic coating. Bookmark with all orders.

The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton Illustrated by Jeff Echevarria Suntup Press 2022 Hardcover Gift Edition of only 750 copies (according to the limitation page). With color wrap-around dust jacket art and interior color and b&w illustrations. signed by the artist on a limitation page. As NEW in shrink-wrap. (The original first edition was published by Viking in 1967 and runs about $2000+ in fine/fine condition).NOTE: The first picture of this listing shows the actual copy for sale. The other pictures were taken from Suntup's website.

Suntup Editions, 2022. Book. Illus. by Jeff Echevarria. Fine. Hardcover. Signed Copy. First Edition/First Printing. A square solid tight clean unread unopened unused copy still in original publisher's shrink wrap. The Artist edition is limited to 750 copies, and is the only edition to feature a wraparound dust jacket illustrated by Jeff Echevarria. It is a smyth sewn, full cloth binding with two-hits foil blocking on the cover. Endsheets are embossed Rainbow paper and the edition is housed in a slipcase covered in 100% cotton cloth with an aqueous acrylic coating. This edition is signed by the artist. THIS COPY IS IN MY POSSESSION AND NORMALLY SHIPS NEXT DAY.

SIGNED - Octavo. Special, reinforced library binding with pictorial boards and spine that are identical to the dust jacket artwork. Not a library book. Signed and warmly inscribed by the author on the free front endpaper in black pen: "For ----- / It has been a real / pleasure to meet you / (especially the sourdough part)! / Sincerely, / Susan E. Hinton." Binding is straight and tight; pages are all clean, white and crisp. 188 pages. Dust Jacket - has light rubbing at the head and tail of the spine with light accompanying wrinkles. Tiny chip in the very tip of each outside corner (none bigger than 1/8." Upper and lower edges are sharp. Color is bright. Upper corner of the front inside flap has been clipped off at the tip, but lower corner reads VLB $3.77.

New York: The Viking Press, 1967. First Edition. First Printing. Octavo (21.75cm); original pictorial library cloth boards; red topstain; dustjacket; [ii],[8],9-188,[2]pp. Inscribed by the author on the title page: "To Kelly - Stay Gold! S.E. Hinton." Tiny rubber-stamp at upper front endpaper reading "Dept. of School Libraries," hint of a forward lean, else bright and fresh, with the topstain unfaded; Near Fine. Dustjacket is clipped at upper front flap, with lower corner priced $3.77, and publisher's gold "Library Binding" sticker across base of spine and lower front panel; gentle sunning to spine and front panel, modest wear to extremities, two small bruises to rear panel, a few tiny nicks, tears, and attendant creases, with a few faint, shallow dampstains to base of spine and lower front flap fold, causing some mild waviness to lower front panel; Very Good. Hinton's first book, written largely while she was still in high school, centered around the lives of two rival teenage gangs in mid-1960s Tulsa, Oklahoma. A significant young adult novel, widely-read by middle school students (and widely-contested due to the contents). Basis for Francis Ford Coppola's 1983 film of the same name, starring Ralph Macchio, Patrick Swayze, Matt Dillon, Rob Lowe, Tom Cruise, and Diane Lane.

First Printing. Octavo (21.75cm); original pictorial library cloth boards; red topstain; dustjacket; [ii],[8],9-188,[2]pp. Inscribed by the author on the title page: "To Kelly - Stay Gold! S.E. Hinton." Tiny rubber-stamp at upper front endpaper reading "Dept. of School Libraries," hint of a forward lean, else bright and fresh, with the topstain unfaded; Near Fine. Dustjacket is clipped at upper front flap, with lower corner priced $3.77, and publisher's gold "Library Binding" sticker across base of spine and lower front panel; gentle sunning to spine and front panel, modest wear to extremities, two small bruises to rear panel, a few tiny nicks, tears, and attendant creases, with a few faint, shallow dampstains to base of spine and lower front flap fold, causing some mild waviness to lower front panel; Very Good. Hinton's first book, written largely while she was still in high school, centered around the lives of two rival teenage gangs in mid-1960s Tulsa, Oklahoma. A significant young adult novel, widely-read by middle school students (and widely-contested due to the contents). Basis for Francis Ford Coppola's 1983 film of the same name, starring Ralph Macchio, Patrick Swayze, Matt Dillon, Rob Lowe, Tom Cruise, and Diane Lane.