Madison, MN: The American Writers Against the Vietnam War and Distributed by The Sixties Press, 1966. Collection of Poems Gathered by Robert Bly and David Ray. VG +. 63 pp., with contributions and prose pieces by Abraham Lincoln, Galway Kinnell, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, JFK, Louis Simpson, William Stafford, Robinson Jeffers, Walt..... More
Oxford: The Holywell Press Ltd, 1986. 56 pp. VG+ in yellow stock stapled covers. Contains work by Seamus Heaney (“The Haw Lantern”), Derek Mahon, Seamus Deane, Tony Harrison, Medbh McGuckian, Miodrag Pavlovic, Jay Parini, and Charles Simic. This issue, though not called for, is SIGNED by Simic at his poem..... More
New York and London: Norton, 2011. First Edition. SIGNED by both Sophie and R. Crumb on title page. 271(1) pp. Fine in Near Fine dustjacket. “[A] universal statement on the evolution of personality as seen through art.”. More
Augusta, ME: Charles E. Nash & Son, 1924. First Edition. 252 pp., with 58 illustrations and 17 maps and charts. VG+ brown leather boards with gilt lettering and design on front board and spine, sticker ghost on ffep, and some staining to endpapers. Foreword by Maine Governor, Percival Proctor Baxter..... More
New York: The Devin-Adair Company, 1948. Woodcuts by Harry Kernoff. First Edition. 209 [1] pp. Near Fine/Near Fine. INSCRIBED on ffep by the Editor Garrity. Includes eight pages of photos and drawings of the poets, including Eileen Brennan, Rhoda Coghill, Leslie Daiken, Monk Gibbon, Sean Jennett, Freda Laughton, Patrick MacDonogh..... More
Wroclaw: Muzeum Slaskie, 1968. First Edition. 60 pp., with an Introduction and catalogue notes (in Polish) by Stanislaw Pasternak. 67 illustrations by Gielniak, including one fold out. Presumably in a printing of 500 copies. Pictorial softcover, with Gielniak’s last name written on spine. Overall about VG, with soiling and discoloration..... More
. Bisbee, AZ: Pequeno Press, 1994. 101[4] pp. with 18 color portraits. 74x62 mm. Accordion fold, black leather covers, paper label on front. Printed on Curtis Flannel Text in Garamond type on an HP DeskJet printer by Pat Baldwin. Bound at Waterleaf Mill & Bindery. Near Fine. No. 2 of..... More
New York: Knopf, 1958. First Edition, one of 1000 copies. VG+/VG+ (with edgewear and moderate toning, with small spot to lower edge). INSCRIBED by Meredith on ffep, “For . . . , with best wishes, on a happy occasion for Connecticut College. William Meredith. Hillsboro Center, NH. 29 July 1958.”..... More
New York: Harcourt, Brace, 1963. Translated by Richard Wilbur. First Edition, 106 pp. Near Fine (some toning to front board) in VG+ unclipped illustrated dustjacket (small tear to crown, soiling, a touch of rubbing). SIGNED by the Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award winner Wilbur on the ffep. Uncommon. More
Atlanta: Nexus Press, 1983. First Edition. VG+ stapled wraps (some soiling and wear to covers), [24 pp.]. INSCRIBED by Rhodes on title page: “For Alison, I hope you enjoy this book as much as I enjoy your company. Love, Marvin K. Rhodes.” 13 photographs, “a summary of a graduate photographic..... More
New York: Random House, 1996. Advance Uncorrected Proof. INSCRIBED by Saunders on the title page. Fine in wraps, with publicist letter laid in. One novella and six stories in this, Saunders’s first book and a finalist for the PEN/Hemingway Award. A scarce proof which launched Saunders’ career, becoming one of..... More
Newark: University of Delaware Press, 1989. First Edition. 95 pp. Includes 33 paintings by DeLoss McGraw, many in color. Near Fine in dark crimson cloth in a Near Fine pictorial dustjacket with modest discoloration and shelfwear. SIGNED by Snodgrass on title page; additionally, this copy is INSCRIBED on verso of..... More
[n.p.]: Palaemon Press Limited, 1979. First Edition, limited to 235 copies, numbered 1-200, this being #180. SIGNED by Welty on the limitation page. 13[1] pp. Near Fine in striking green boards. First appeared in a slightly different form in the "Junior League Magazine" November, 1941. More
Northampton, MA: Ariosto Press, 1965. Limited to 100 numbered copies, this being #49, and SIGNED and dated 9.11.65. Near Fine paper-covered boards with pastedown label, printed on Warren's Olde Style, in Fabriano cover over boards. Vivid black and white illustrations. The author calls this “hallucinogenic material” that is “the result..... More