Here is one on whatever happened to Eric Daze. He was a magnificent skater and a huge prospect that never quite lived up to his billing. Find out why..

Zeeba Books will be springing back to life, going is a slightly different direction. I am now going to be specializing in only 3 types of Books on this site. We hope to be a goto resource for books on and about Montreal. Two great reasoons for this. Living in Montreal I obviously have access to many fine local history books and reason number two is simply that I love this city.

I’ll be regularly posting Montreal related books on everything from Architecture to local landmarks like the Fraser library and Royal Victoria Hospital. Here is an example of an amazing book on Art Deco in Montreal Architecture.

The other areas that Zeeba Books will be focusing on are Hockey and Golf, two of my other passions.

Some of you may know that I have many other project going on all across the Interent so I’ll be using this platform to give updates on those as well. In fact I just put together a little post in some terrific Montreal Blogs over at HubPages.

So if you are looking for books on Montreal, it’s people, buildings and history then please come back from time to time. I hope to begin tonight - putting up a couple of new books each day until our collection rounds out.

Beautiful copy, unsigned - Like New

I’ve moved back to my more serious career of computers, specifically - application support, for a great software company called SirsiDynix.

I still sell great books on the internet and will from time to time invite some folks over. November 1st will be the fist day we try this. The books we now sell consist of the following categories:

• History - Canada, Quebec, US, English and World
• Film
• Biography
• Hockey & Golf
• Travelogues (not guides) & Places
• Religion
• Poetry
• Literary Criticism & Essays
• A Large fiction section (over 1400 books)

We no longer carry thrillers (with a few exceptions: King/LeCarre/Ludlum…)

We also no longer carry Cooking, French books, Science Fiction or Romance.

If you are interested in coming by send me an email to bruce@zeebabooks.com

As an added special to our closing sale, all of our Children’s Books in English and French are only 50 cents each. We still do not have a firm date for our closing. We’ll keep you posted here.

Some authors that are still in stock and very well priced:

• Stephen King
• Jeffrey Archer
• Margaret Atwood
• Kurt Vonnegut
• Tennessee Williams
• Terry Brooks
• Colleen McCullough
• Belva Plain
• Anne Rice
• Robert Ludlum
• William Faulkner
• Hawaiian Mythology/Celtic Mythology
• Wide selection of golf and hockey books, cookbooks
• American, Canadian and European History
• Music & Art

and much more, still have over 5 000 books all at half price.

Hardcover, first printing of this literary collection of Poker Tales. Some of the authors include Brecht, Martin Amis, Anthony Holden, David Mamet, Mark Twain and many more. Book has a light forward lean and a remainder mark on the bottom edge. The Dustjacket has light shelf wear and the text is clean and unmarked.

Hardcover: VG/VG

Rippling with verve, this fourth collection of essays culled from the latter half of Quammen’s tenure as a columnist at Outside magazine (1981-1996) displays yet again how dexterously he fulfilled his monthly mandate “to demonstrate that evolutionary biology, theoretical ecology, and the incisive contemplation of nature can provide piquant entertainment for people in dental waiting rooms.” Among his obsessions this time around are spiders and snakes, sperm and (somewhat more equivocally) eggs; reflections of nature in the eyes of artists and writers (the title alludes to Albrecht D?rer’s woodcut of a rhino armored like a feudal German knight, one of the world’s first mass-produced images); and durian, a thorny yellow-green fruit the size of a rugby ball, which “smells like a jockstrap” but yields a pulp that’s “creamy and slightly fibrous, like a raw oyster that’s been force-fed vanilla ice cream” and that envelops another recurring motif: the nutmeg.

Near Fine/Near Fine hardcover with light bumping to base of spine. First Printing, Text is clean and crisp throughout. From the author of “The Song of the Dodo”. The dustjacket has only very light shelf wear. Published by Scribner

Near Fine/Near Fine.

There is a bump to the base of spine. Tight binding, pages are clean and crisp. Dust jacket is protected in mylar. There is a small mark inside the rear dust jacket (not visible from the exterior).

Signed by the Author on the Title Page

All about starting a vineyard on Long Island, New York.

Published by Viking

Hardcover: Very Good/Near Fine

There is a slightly printing error on the spine’s title, very light edge wear. Interior is crisp and clean, never read. Contains many black and white photographs. The dust jacket has very minimal shelf wear.