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$85.00(np): WhIsPeRShIt PREss (nd). First edition. 4to. 4 pp. One tiny edgetear to front cover, else near fine in side-stapled wrappers. A work on “little” magazines. The first in a proposed series of “Littles” issued by the publishers of Entrails. Briefly INSCRIBED by Rufus.$25.00Lincoln & London: University of Nebraska Press (1997). First US edition. xvi + 178 pp w/index. Very near fine in full cloth. No dust jacket, as issued.
$150.00Stanford: Stanford University Press (1949). First edition. x + 165 pp. Very near fine in near fine dust jacket that is lightly toned. Preface by Stegner. Lead story, “I’ll Take You to Tennessee” by Connell, his first appearance in a book. SIGNED by Connell on the front free endpaper.$60.00NY: AMS Press, 1999. First edition. Fine in sturdy binding without dust jacket, as issued. Review copy with press release and card laid in, required errata slip also laid in; published at $94.50.$250.00Napoli: Luigi Pierro, Printers, 1906. First edition. [56 pp]. Chip to fore-edge of front cover, faint dampstain along spine. In a all, near fine in printed wrappers. Three studies, privately distributed on Capri, “The Lost Literature of Capri,” “Tiberius,” and “Saracens and Corsairs in Capri.” Woolf A10.$125.00Terre Haute: Dreiser Studies (1970 -1996). Unbroken partial run of Dreiser Studies from Spring 1970 to Spring 1996. The first 52 issues, each about fine in stapled wrappers. For the run:$25.00Berkeley: Serendipity Books (1991). First edition. 642 pp. Fine in printed wrappers. Massive catalogue of the Peterson collection. Thousands of items individually priced. A necessary book for anyone collecting Faulkner material.$30.00Boise: Boise State College, 1972. First edition. Fine in wraps. The first volume in the acclaimed and useful series on Western writers.$12.50NY: Viking (1971). First edition. ix + 308 pp w/index. Near fine in near fine dust jacket.$35.00London: Jonathan Cape (1975). First edition. 270 pp w/index. Fine in near fine, price-clipped dust jacket with light wear to flap folds and faint scattered soiling. Foreword by John Fowles.$55.00NY: St. Martin's (1985). First US edition. 174 pp w/index. Fine in fine dust jacket. Promotional flyer laid in.$12.50Boston: Twayne (1990). First edition. 129 pp w/index. Fine in very near fine dust jacket.$30.00London: Penguin (1970). First edition. 140 pp. Pages browned (cheap paper), else near fine in wrappers with a crase to front cover. INSCRIBED by Gilliatt, 'This is an, er, real / present. / for once, to a friend, / with affection, from / Penelope (Gilliatt) / NY July 1973.'$17.50Boston: G.K. Hall (1986). First edition. 269 pp w/index. Fine in boards without dust jacket, as issued.$20.00NY: Harcourt Brace Janovich (1970). First edition. xii + 112 pp. Fine in very near fine dust jacket with ligh rubbing along spine. Foreword by Golding.
$200.00NY: Inwood Press, 1929. First edition. 47 pp. Fine in printed paper-covered boards and near fine dust jacket with three short internally-mended tears to the top edge. Cover art, a caricature of Radclyffe Hall, and one internal illustration by the playwright John Colton. A parody of Hall’s 1928 novel THE WELL OF LONELINESS. Reprinted many times.$12.50Beaminser: J. Stevens Cox 1962. First edition. 21 pp. Near fine in stapled wrappers.$35.00NY: Greenwood Press (1986). First edition. 213 pp w/index. Near fine in very good plus dust jacket. Dake examins Harris' 'Guyana Quartet.' INSCRIBED by Drake on the front free endpaper, 'For __ / You can be chairman / of any expedition I'm on, / any time!'$100.00Syracuse: Syracuse University Press, 1973. First edition. 192 pp w/index. Very near fine in near fine dust jacket that is lightly rubbed with a touch of fade to the spine. INSCRIBED by Busch, “David - / More student / work by your friend, / Fred / 5/17/93." Review slip and promotional letter laid in.$35.00Dallas: Taylor Publishing Company (1986). First edition. 326 pp w/index. Light tap to one corner, else fine in fine dust jacket. Dated (May 1986) and SIGNED by Hemingway on the title page.$12.50Kent: Kent State University Library and Media Services, 1994. First edition. v + 9 pp. Fine in stapled wrappers and fine printed dust jacket. One of 500 copies on Mohawk Superfine paper. Introduction by Jack Matthews. Published as Occasional Papers - Third Series, Number 2. Edited by Jeanne Somers and Dean Keller. Designed by Jeremy Otis.$45.00Adelaide: Poetry (1946). No. 20, September30th. 39 pp. Near fine in stapled wrappers with one short tear. Prints Hughes' poems 'South Side: Chicago' and 'How Thin a Blanket.' The first publication of his work in Australia.$15.00New Haven: College & University Press (1968). First edition. 206 pp w/index. Near fine in near fine, price-clipped dust jacket.$50.00NY: Harcourt, Brace (1924). Second edition, first printing. 233 pp. Small spot on fore-edge, else very near fine in near fine dust jacket with light wear to base and crown of spine. Illustrated by Rockwell Kent.$40.00Berkeley: Paperback Editions Limited [1957]. First edition. 136 pp. Very near fine in printed wrappers. One of 1000 copies. Features an excerpt from Kerouac’s VISIONS OF CODY titled, “Neal and the Three Stooges.” Charters B4.$20.00Santa Barbara: Capra, 1973. First trade edition. 30 pp. Covers lightly toned, else near fine in illustrated wrappers. Gifford’s journal entries, illustrated with photographs by Marshall Clements. Yes! Capra Chapbook Series #12.$20.00Palo Alto: Fels & Fern Press, 1976. First edition. [28 pp]. Very near fine in illustrated wrappers.$125.00NY: Grove (1992). Advance excerpt. [12 pp]. One upper corner bent, else near fine in stapled wrappers. Reprints 3 pp of King's intro (incomplete), with the remaining pages being full-color art reproductions. Uncommon.$50.00Jackson: University Press of Mississippi (1998). First edition. Fine in fine dust jacket. Still in original shrink-wrap.$125.00London: Gollancz, 1955. First edition. 254 pp. Foxing to fore-edge extending to endpapers. Chip to fore-edge of last text leaf and free endpaper. In all, a very good only copy in very good plus dust jacket with toned spine. Amis generously borrowed aspects of his friend Larkin to form the protagonist librarian John Lewis. Larkin was not thrilled.$25.00Bristol: Redcliffe (1983). First printing of this edition (originally published in 1934). 147 pp. Top edge a little dusty, else very near fine in near fine dust jacket with light sunning to spine. Larkin contributes a six page introduction. Bloomfield B31.$25.00London: Virago (1996). First edition. 252 pp. A few light wrinkles to covers, else near fine in glossy illustrated wrappers. Larkin is fictionalized in this novel as “Rollo Jute.” Strang and Larkin had an affair while Larkin was a librarian at Queens University. The novel itself was rejected by Charles Monteith of Faber & Faber, as he felt it slandered his friends.