1998 - Jessica
1998 - Jessica
The Viking, Penguin Books Australia First Edition was published in 1998, perhaps November 25th (see below)
The Viking, Penguin Books Australia First Edition was published in 1998, perhaps November 25th (see below)
Michael Joseph, Penguin Books published an edition in London in 1999
Michael Joseph, Penguin Books published an edition in London in 1999
McArthur & Company published an edition in Canada in 1999
McArthur & Company published an edition in Canada in 1999
This book was not published in the United States
This book was not published in the United States
In 2023, Christine Courtenay, Bryce's widow, sold a lot of JESSICA items, including:
In 2023, Christine Courtenay, Bryce's widow, sold a lot of JESSICA items, including:
AN EXTREMELYÂ RARE JESSICA LAUNCH INVITATION! Jessica was launched in Sydney on 25th November 1999 by Ray Martin at The Justice and Police Museum (double sided and in perfect condition).
AN EXTREMELYÂ RARE JESSICA LAUNCH INVITATION! Jessica was launched in Sydney on 25th November 1999 by Ray Martin at The Justice and Police Museum (double sided and in perfect condition).
I own First Editions: the Australian, the British, and the Canadian
I own First Editions: the Australian, the British, and the Canadian
Bryce inscribed my copy of the Australian First Edition to me, and I also have a second signed copy
Bryce inscribed my copy of the Australian First Edition to me, and I also have a second signed copy
I own copies of the British and Canadian First Editions with signed bookplates
I own copies of the British and Canadian First Editions with signed bookplates
My second signed copy of the Australian First Edition has a newspaper article about Jessica, the main character of this novel
My second signed copy of the Australian First Edition has a newspaper article about Jessica, the main character of this novel
Brett Courtenay arranged for me to receive a signed copy of WHITETHORN, and he gave me a couple of bookmarks as well. One of the bookmarks announces that this novel was made into a "major television drama."
Brett Courtenay arranged for me to receive a signed copy of WHITETHORN, and he gave me a couple of bookmarks as well. One of the bookmarks announces that this novel was made into a "major television drama."
