Assorted Paperback Books $4ea or $60/LOT

A collection of paperback books featuring various authors and genres. Includes works by Samuel Beckett, Ken Kesey, John Steinbeck, and more. These books offer a diverse range of reading material for any enthusiast. You're looking at a lot of twenty really exciting books. They're only four dollars a piece or sixty for the whole set, and they range from Eastern mysticism like Lobsang Rampa to beatnik Ken Kesey and esoteric sci-fi like The Man Who Fell to Earth. - Still Soaring. Pilot memoir about adventure and flying across Canadian skies. 1980. Value 4 to 6. - Never a Dull Moment. Humorous tales of travel and mishaps by Peggy Holmes and Andrea Spalding. 1985. Value 3 to 5. - Molloy Malone Dies The Unnamable. Three Samuel Beckett novels exploring identity and existence in stark prose. 1959. Value 4 to 8 for the book. - The Man Who Fell to Earth. Sci-fi about an alien on Earth struggling with humanity and loneliness. 1963. Value 4 to 6. - The Emigrants. Swedish settlers endure hardship and hope in 19th century America. 1949. Value 4 to 7. - Christiane F. True story of a teen's drug addiction in 1970s Berlin. 1978. Value 8 to 15. - Plays Pleasant. Bernard Shaw collection including Arms and the Man and Candida. - Never a Dull Moment. Humorous tales of travel and mishaps by Peggy Holmes and Andrea Spalding. 1985. Value 3 to 5. - Molloy Malone Dies The Unnamable. Three Samuel Beckett novels exploring identity and existence in stark prose. 1959. Value 4 to 8 for the set. - The Man Who Fell to Earth. Sci-fi about an alien on Earth struggling with humanity and loneliness. 1963. Value 4 to 6. - The Emigrants. Swedish settlers endure hardship and hope in 19th century America. 1949. Value 4 to 7. - Christiane F. True story of a teen's drug addiction in 1970s Berlin. 1978. Value 8 to 15. - Still Soaring. Pilot memoir about adventure and flying across Canadian skies. 1980. - Never a Dull Moment. Humorous tales of travel and mishaps by Peggy Holmes and Andrea Spalding. 1985. - Molloy Malone Dies The Unnamable. Three Samuel Beckett novels exploring identity and existence in stark prose. 1959. - The Man Who Fell to Earth. Sci-fi about an alien on Earth struggling with humanity and loneliness. 1963. - The Emigrants. Swedish settlers endure hardship and hope in 19th century America. 1949. - Christiane F. True story of a teen's drug addiction in 1970s Berlin. 1978. - Plays Pleasant. Bernard Shaw collection including Arms and the Man and Candida. 1898. - Sometimes a Great Notion. Ken Kesey novel about a rebellious Oregon logging family. 1964. - Travels with Charley. John Steinbeck journeys across America with his poodle Charley. 1962. - Saint Joan. Bernard Shaw's play on Joan of Arc's trial and martyrdom. 1923. - Pitcairn's Island. Historical account of the Bounty mutineers settling Pitcairn. 1934. - How to Talk Dirty and Influence People. Lenny Bruce autobiography on comedy and censorship. 1965. - Beyond the Tenth. Lobsang Rampa explores mysticism and the astral body. 1969. - Break the Young Land. Western about a gunfighter building a life on the frontier. 1956. - The Bent Star. Western where a man seeks justice in a corrupt Kansas town. 1978. - Blizzard Range. Todhunter Ballard western about survival in a brutal snowstorm. 1961. - Future Shock. Alvin Toffler's analysis of societal stress from rapid change. 1970. - The Awkward Age. Henry James novel on a young woman entering high society. 1899. - The Rider of the Ruby Hills. Louis L'Amour western short story collection. 1953. - Conagher. Louis L'Amour novel about a drifter protecting a woman on the frontier. 1969.