The Silence of the Lambs by Thomas Harris

$225.00

The Silence of the Lambs (First Edition, First Printing, 1988)

Thomas Harris

New York: Stated publisher, 1988

First edition, first printing (as stated). Hardcover.

Description

The Silence of the Lambs brought Hannibal Lecter from supporting character to cultural icon. Centered on FBI trainee Clarice Starling and her pursuit of the serial killer “Buffalo Bill,” the novel balances procedural tension with psychological depth.

The book won the Bram Stoker Award and became the basis for the Academy Award–winning film adaptation, cementing its place in both literary and cinematic history.

First printings remain the preferred collectible state of a novel that redefined crime fiction and psychological suspense in the late 20th century.

  • Book: Near Fine

    • Clean, tight binding

    • Pages crisp and unmarked

    • No writing, no bookplate, no remainder marks

  • Dust Jacket: Near Fine

    • Bright colors

    • No major chips or tears

    • Light handling wear only (consistent with age)

Notes for Collectors

  • This is the true first printing, not a book club edition

  • Basis for the Academy Award–winning film

  • A cornerstone title in modern crime and psychological horror fiction

  • Increasingly difficult to find in near fine condition

The Silence of the Lambs (First Edition, First Printing, 1988)

Thomas Harris

New York: Stated publisher, 1988

First edition, first printing (as stated). Hardcover.

Description

The Silence of the Lambs brought Hannibal Lecter from supporting character to cultural icon. Centered on FBI trainee Clarice Starling and her pursuit of the serial killer “Buffalo Bill,” the novel balances procedural tension with psychological depth.

The book won the Bram Stoker Award and became the basis for the Academy Award–winning film adaptation, cementing its place in both literary and cinematic history.

First printings remain the preferred collectible state of a novel that redefined crime fiction and psychological suspense in the late 20th century.

  • Book: Near Fine

    • Clean, tight binding

    • Pages crisp and unmarked

    • No writing, no bookplate, no remainder marks

  • Dust Jacket: Near Fine

    • Bright colors

    • No major chips or tears

    • Light handling wear only (consistent with age)

Notes for Collectors

  • This is the true first printing, not a book club edition

  • Basis for the Academy Award–winning film

  • A cornerstone title in modern crime and psychological horror fiction

  • Increasingly difficult to find in near fine condition