First Edition. Collection of poetry with introduction by Tennessee Williams. This copy inscribed by the author at title page and signed by Williams at last page of introduction. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket with modest edge chipping. Item #16700
n.d. (1950's) Anthology of American fiction including Faulkner, Frost, Carson MacCullers, Robert Lowell, E. B. White, etc. Original printed wraps. Very Good-Near Fine bright copy with mild bumping to wraps. Item #17145
Original green illustrated wrappers. Rather scarce Princeton publication to be found in original wrappers. Includes hitherto unpublished short story by Fitzgerald, as well as short essay titled: The Death of My Father. Very Good plus with mild shelf wear and few words in red pencil at top front wrap. Item #12879
First Edition. Muni Lieblein dustjacket art. Nick Gunderson author photo. Author’s second book. International intrigue. “A spy novel about sex, money, adventure, fear, and the City of Light.” NEEDS CONDITION. Item #19843
First Editions. Three titles in original green boards, white cloth spines. The Rocks and Corduroys published in 1937 and limited to sixty copies, both #52, P. E. N. Club published in 1939, limited to 30 copies and signed by Bernheimer. Near Fine collection in vintage cloth clamshell case. Item #40901
First American Edition. Advance Review copy with review slip laid in. Lita Mitchell dustjacket art. The third and scarcest Lovejoy mystery involving the antiques expert in a search for a grail. Near Fine in a Near Fine dustjacket. Item #19844
First Edition. Denvil dustjacket art. First Cija novel in the popular Atlantis series. Moorcock, Fantasy: The 100 Best Books 81. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket. Item #23954
First Edition, Advance Review Copy, original publisher's printed green wrappers. Uncommon advance state of this novel and brilliant study of psychology. Very Good, fading to edges of wraps, foxing to page edges. Item #16260
First Edition. Signed by Greene at tipped in front free end paper as issued by publisher. No dustjacket. A Near Fine copy with spine moderately faded, thin strip faded at top rear cover, bit of foxing to signed endpaper. Item #37424
First Edition. Account of an unorthodox professor and playwright from the perspective of his letter-writing habit. Very Good in a Very Good dustjacket with three-centimeter closed tear to top rear flap edge, creasing to top spine end and shelf wear to top edges, some darkening to rear panel. Item #17778
First Edition. Heller's own adaptation of his classic anti-war novel. Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket, some darkening to white at front panel, small chips at front flap fold corners, crease to front flap. Scarce. Item #5434
First Edition. Bernard Safran dustjacket art. Novel of the frontier West. Inscribed and signed by the author. Very Good-Near Fine, lower spine end bumped in Good-Very Good dustjacket, spine colors starting to fade, chips at spine ends, moderate edge wear. Item #7134
First Edition. Author's first novel and extremely scarce in original dustjacket. Very Good despite some nicking to cheap cloth at top spine end, in dustjacket with top two inches of spine detached but reconnected at verso with archival tape, some loss at flap corners. Item #37736
Revised Edition. Signed by Kinsella. A Near Fine bright copy. Item #11473
First Edition. Hollywood satire written during the height of the industry's struggle with blacklisting. This copy with two alternate dustjackets. Near Fine in Near Fine dustjackets, 'sculpture' jacket with inch closed tear at top edge. Item #12892
First Edition. Don and Ann Crews dustjacket art. Far-fetched crime novel involving a racetrack robbery on Sweepstakes day. Near Fine with slight foxing to page edges, in an almost Near Fine dustjacket. Item #19687
First Edition. Futuristic and action-packed satire of danger, rescue, and “lobster-like aliens.” Near Fine, with inner hinges darkened from binding glue and dustjacket with spine lightly faded and crease to front panel, with Edward Gorey designed bookplate copywritten in 1953. Item #17786
First English Edition, Advance Review Copy or Uncorrected Proof, in original decorative wrappers, publisher's dustjacket and with American publisher's 'Uncorrected Proof' sticker at front panel of jacket. An extremely uncommon advance copy of this French, 2008 Nobel Prize winning author's fifth novel concerning the war in Vietnam. English translation by Simon Watson Taylor. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket with few nicks at lower spine end and some wear along top edge due to being taller than book. Item #16235
First Edition. Rare African-American fiction. From the jacket copy: "A young wife has been raped by a gang of juvenile delinquents. What are the psychological effects upon her? Her husband? Their marriage? This is the explosive central theme of The Victims, and the author has handled it without fear or prudishness". Very Good in edgeworn dustjacket, few small chips and light stains, dime sized blue sticker at top front panel. Item #17132
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First Edition. Richard Cuffari dustjacket art. Prohibition novel set in Kentucky involving a man with a corn whiskey distillery and cache, and the drama when his old army buddy moves to town as a Prohibition agent who wants the whiskey for himself. Near Fine but for some moisture spotting to cloth, in a Near Fine or Fine dustjacket. Item #19531
Uncorrected Galley proof of book. Spiral bound. Author's First Book. Very Good - Near Fine.F. Item #11481
First Edition. Carl Gay cover art. Early collection of both prose and poetry by American poet and travel writer, founder and editor of the journal “Margin” from 1986 to 1990. Original wrappers. Very Good with dime sized circular wear (possibly from sticker) to front cover, few small red markings to front cover. Item #18626
First Edition. Signed and Inscribed by author. Illustrated by Norma Mallory. Limited Edition, 800 copies designed and printed by George Hitchcock. Writing involving a woman who dies in May 1974, by an exploded gun-belt in Los Angeles. Original wrappers, printed in blue, text block smaller than wraps and endpapers. Very Good but for light soiling, including small circle where sticker was removed, wear to edges. Item #18709
First Edition. Signed and Inscribed by author. Original tan wraps printed in brown with illustration of Persian architecture. Persian travel writing. Very Good plus, with only light wear to spine and front cover where small round sticker was removed. Item #18708
First Edition, limited to 500 copies designed and printed by George Hitchcock, as stated at final page. Signed and Inscribed by author at front free endpaper. Collection of poetry by American poet and travel writer, founder and editor of the journal “Margin” from 1986 to 1990, including poems previously published in Poetry Northwest, kayak, Ante, Chicago Review and Locust Solus. Original lime green illustrated wrappers, with single-color illustrated pages. Very Good, some light wear to edges and mild shadowing. Item #18690
