Schweitzer bill (54 résultats)

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Soft cover. Etat : Fine. 1st Edition. See contents page in photos. Fine unread condition. See photos whb17.

paperback. Etat : Near Fine. First Edition. Near Fine copy with light staining to the upper right corner of the front cover, light rubbing to covers. whb16/E. Cover art by Raul Garcia Capella (illustrateur).

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SingleIssueMagazine. Etat : Very Good+. Vol. 5, No. 3 (Whole no. 37). Edited by George H. Scithers. Cover art by Wayne Barlowe for "Through All Your Houses Wandering" by Ted Reynolds. Includes "Editorial: Science Fiction Poetry" by Isaac Asimov; "On Books" by Baird Searles; "I Have a Winter Reason" by Melisa Michaels; "Chess by Ray and Smull" by Martin Gardner; "On Near-Future SF Films" by Bill Warren; "New People" by R. A. Lafferty; "Artist Profile: Wayne Barlowe" by Shawna McCarthy; "Bluewater Dreams" by Sydney J. Van Scyoc; "Sand" by Sharon Webb; "The Wind from the Seven Suns" by Jack Gaughan; "The SF Conventional Calendar" by Erwin S. Strauss; "On Science Fiction Writing Workshops" by Darrell Schweitzer. Illustrated by Kark B. Kofoed, Schirin, Stephen Fabian, Wayne D. Barlowe, Frank Borth, Tim Kirk, and Jack Gaughan. Tanning; lightly tanned strip down front foredge. Book. …

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Etat : New. In English.

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PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

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soft cover. Etat : fine. first edition. In-8 broché. La plus prestigieuse des revues critiques françaises, à l'origine, entre autres, de la définition de la " politique des auteurs ", dans les années cinquante. Vivier de nombreux critiques, cinéastes, théoriciens, parmi lesquels : André Bazin, Jacques Doniol-Valcroze, François Truffaut, Jean-Luc Godard, Eric Rohmer, Jacques Rivette, Claude Chabrol, Jean Narboni, Jacques Fieschi, Jean-Louis Comolli, Serge Daney. Sommaire : "Trouver le foyer d'intensité du plan" par Jean-Philippe Tessé --- A François F. qui arrive à la tête du ministère de l'Education par Alain Bergala --- A la pêche par Mia Hansen-Love --- A tout de suite de Benoît Jacquot --- L' autre par Charlotte Garson --- Bologna centrale par Jean-Michel Frodon --- Bonheurs d'écoles par Thierry Méranger --- Brésil : anatomie d'un réveil par Elisabeth Lequeret --- Broken wings par Antoine Thirion --- Cannes 2004 : Eloge du ruissellement par Jean-Michel Frodon --- Cannes chasse les pirates par Clarisse Vezin --- Chili : Matias Bize par Elisabeth Lequeret --- Cinéma en DV-loppement par Elisabeth Lequeret --- La cinémathèque dans ses nouveaux locaux fin 2005 --- Classe tous risques par Emmanuel Burdeau ; Charlotte Garson --- Collages de France par Jean-Luc Godard --- D'envol en chute par François Bégaudeau --- Le deuxième souffle par Jean-Philippe Tessé --- Disparitions --- Ebauche d'un réseau alternatif par Charlotte Garson --- Egorme George, Volume One par Bill Krohn --- En peurs et en reproches par Jean-Philippe Tessé --- En vie par Emmanuel Burdeau --- Les enjeux de la vidéo à la demande par Sylvie Perras --- The enorme Red One par Bill Krohn --- Fenêtre secrète par Vincent Malausa --- Le fils d'Elias par Jean-Michel Frodon --- La France par ses courts par Charlotte Garson --- Frères par François Bégaudeau --- G comme Guégan par Francis Marmande --- Godard hors de lui par Cyril Beghin --- Grémillon gris fatal par Emmanuel Burdeau --- Hong Sang-Soo : "Un film est bon pour moi s'il modifie ma manière de penser" par Emmanuel Burdeau ; Jean-Philippe Tessé ; Antoine Thirion --- Jean-Luc Godard parmi nous par Jean-Michel Frodon --- Juste une conversation par Jean-Michel Frodon --- Keren Yedaga, combative par Ariel Schweitzer --- Kiarostami reconduit par François Bégaudeau --- Kill / Bill par Antoine Thirion --- Kusturica et son arche par Mia Hansen-Love --- Là-haut par François Bégaudeau --- Ma mère par Elisabeth Lequeret --- La mafia vue d'ici et d'Alba par Elisabeth Lequeret --- Maggie Cheung dans Clean, d'Olivier Assayas par Jean-Michel Frodon --- Maladie tropicale d'Apichatpong Weerasethakul --- Mercano le Martien par Charlotte Garson --- Mexique : Marcel Sisniega par Elisabeth Lequeret --- Mondovino, de John Nossiter --- Nous recherchons dans les archives. par Yervant Gianikian ; Angela Ricci Lucchi --- Le nouvel enjeu argentin par Nicolas Azalbert --- Les nouvelles fictions du mal par Jacques Rancière --- Osmose par François Bégaudeau --- Pas de sanctuaire pour Ozu-san par Sylvain Coumoul --- Pedro Almodovar : "Il m'a fallu dix ans pour écrire ce scénario" par Emmanuel Burdeau ; Jean-Michel Frodon --- Pérou : Josué Mendez par Elisabeth Lequeret --- Peter Weir, période fantastique par Vincent Malausa --- Petits meurtres d'Amérique (Le Neg') par Charlotte Garson --- Les pleins pouvoirs du cinéma par François Bégaudeau --- Plus de lumière par Stéphane Bouquet --- La porte du soleil de Youri Nasrallah --- Pour des corps en plus par Antoine Thirion --- Process par Charlotte Garson --- Quatre leçons d'histoire par Nicolas Azalbert --- Route panaméricaine par Jean-Michel Frodon --- Un film avec Rudolph Valentino retrouvé aux Pays-Bas --- Un orchestre de rêve par Gilles Grand --- Uruguay par Elisabeth Lequeret --- Vers l'invisibilité par Sylvain Coumoul --- Vincent Glenn, alter-réalisateur par Charlotte Garson --- Wong Kar-wai en route vers 2046 par Jean-Michel Frodon --- Yakusas en souffrance par Cyril Beghin --- Les yeux secs par Vincent Malausa. …

Buch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - 'Those sweet summer days seemed to linger forever. You remember. It was in that time before cell phones, electronic games, and helicopter parenting; when a garden hose was your water fountain, a bicycle your limousine, and you had to invent your own fun, using your own imagination. The books you checked out from the local library were printed on paper, with pages you actually had to turn, and smelled of musty adventure.'With these words we are launched into the exploits of an exceptional group of children as they play out through the Texas Hill Country and across the Blackland Prairies. Are they within the realm of science-fiction, or are they all simply due to drug-induced hallucinations that resulted from government- funded experimentation by a private laboratory, the University of Texas Psychology Department and the U.S. Air Force On the surface, two tales spin out-the children's search for what they believe was a flying saucer landing, and their parents' investigation into the drug experiments. Eventually the two come together, and the parents believe it's all over, but the kids know better.…

Etat : New. &Uumlber den AutorBill Schweitzer lives in Austin, Texas with his beautiful wife, little faux beagle Sami (per DNA, 1/2 basset hound and a slew of other breeds, but you d swear she s a beagle), and Sami s cat. Bill waited 73 years to wr.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Etat : New.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Etat : Gut. Zustand: Gut | Seiten: 308 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | "Those sweet summer days seemed to linger forever. You remember. It was in that time before cell phones, electronic games, and helicopter parenting; when a garden hose was your water fountain, a bicycle your limousine, and you had to invent your own fun, using your own imagination. The books you checked out from the local library were printed on paper, with pages you actually had to turn, and smelled of musty adventure." With these words we are launched into the exploits of an exceptional group of children as they play out through the Texas Hill Country and across the Blackland Prairies. Are they within the realm of science-fiction, or are they all simply due to drug-induced hallucinations that resulted from government- funded experimentation by a private laboratory, the University of Texas Psychology Department and the U.S. Air Force? On the surface, two tales spin out-the children's search for what they believe was a flying saucer landing, and their parents' investigation into the drug experiments. Eventually the two come together, and the parents believe it's all over, but the kids know better. …

Etat : Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Seiten: 308 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | "Those sweet summer days seemed to linger forever. You remember. It was in that time before cell phones, electronic games, and helicopter parenting; when a garden hose was your water fountain, a bicycle your limousine, and you had to invent your own fun, using your own imagination. The books you checked out from the local library were printed on paper, with pages you actually had to turn, and smelled of musty adventure." With these words we are launched into the exploits of an exceptional group of children as they play out through the Texas Hill Country and across the Blackland Prairies. Are they within the realm of science-fiction, or are they all simply due to drug-induced hallucinations that resulted from government- funded experimentation by a private laboratory, the University of Texas Psychology Department and the U.S. Air Force? On the surface, two tales spin out-the children's search for what they believe was a flying saucer landing, and their parents' investigation into the drug experiments. Eventually the two come together, and the parents believe it's all over, but the kids know better.…

Etat : Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Seiten: 308 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | "Those sweet summer days seemed to linger forever. You remember. It was in that time before cell phones, electronic games, and helicopter parenting; when a garden hose was your water fountain, a bicycle your limousine, and you had to invent your own fun, using your own imagination. The books you checked out from the local library were printed on paper, with pages you actually had to turn, and smelled of musty adventure." With these words we are launched into the exploits of an exceptional group of children as they play out through the Texas Hill Country and across the Blackland Prairies. Are they within the realm of science-fiction, or are they all simply due to drug-induced hallucinations that resulted from government- funded experimentation by a private laboratory, the University of Texas Psychology Department and the U.S. Air Force? On the surface, two tales spin out-the children's search for what they believe was a flying saucer landing, and their parents' investigation into the drug experiments. Eventually the two come together, and the parents believe it's all over, but the kids know better.…