The phrase "autographed book" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a book that has been signed by the author, often indicating a special edition or a collectible item.
Example: "I was thrilled to receive an autographed book from my favorite author at the signing event."
Alternatives: "signed book" or "author-signed book".
Fee: $35 (includes autographed book).
Already, she has drawn thousands of fans, some pitching tents overnight in the hope of receiving an autographed book.
Returning to their lavish official guest houses in a forest, the higher-ranking guests found an autographed book of Mr. Medvedev's amateur photographs.
Booksellers say those book signings and the appeal of an autographed book are advantages for brick-and-mortar stores who face competition from Amazon and e-readers on convenience and price.
"Truthfully, I didn't want to hear him admit it," said George Vanover, 66, a retired construction worker, as he left a Media Play store in west Cincinnati with an autographed book on Thursday.
LAS VEGAS, Sept. 30 — As the public refocused on the off-field life of O. J. Simpson, Kathleen McCarthy of Maple Springs, N.Y., thought it might be time to make some money off an autographed book about Mr. Simpson that her father had found years ago.
Tickets at $50 and $100 include T-shirts and autographed books.
When asked what the most important influence in his career had been, he said, "Money!" After the lecture he autographed books for an hour.
Party at Jimmy's to celebrate publication, where Frazier autographed books for fans including Willis Reed, the Knicks' captain, Red Holzman, the Knick's head coach and Howard Cosell.
There is also a list of questions, like "Where can I acquire autographed books and pictures?" (The answer: For now, you can't).
This same kind of viral Twitter campaign was also conducted by popular actors and singers who, with their smartphones, pledged autographed books, play tickets, CD albums, and other personal items for Twitter posters of similar pictures.
