Small group of reading copies of works by Langston Hughes, Nella Larsen, Toni Morrison, Lorraine Hansberry, Martin Luther King Jr. and more — from the library of groundbreaking Black feminist Barbara Smith.
First printing of King's first book, a memoir of the Montgomery Bus Boycott and an extended argument for the nonviolent philosophy that defined the Civil Rights Movement.
Scarce periodical anthology of gay fiction, with contributions from Dennis Cooper, Robert Glück, Brad Gooch, David Sedaris (a very early appearance), Gary Indiana and many others.
Presentation first edition of this early biography of the legendary singer, signed by Kahn and inscribed by Sinatra in 1948.
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Full run of all seven STELLAR SCIENCE FICTION SHORT STORIES, including original pieces by James Tiptree, Jr., Larry Niven, Isaac Asimov, Larry Niven, Anne McCaffrey, and more.
First edition of this spooky story about how things become scarier in the dark.
First edition of this rather surreal collection of humorous poems about kitchen implements, with hilarious chromolithograph illustrations.
First edition of this catalogue accompanying a traveling retrospective exhibit of the abstract expressionist's work.
First edition of this travelogue in which Warren recounts meetings and interviews prominent Black thinkers, including Martin Luther King, Jr., Malcolm X, Ralph Ellison, and James Baldwin.
Signed early printing of this Southwest tale of a young indigenous boy who is bullied in school, and his family members who offer him different advice, illustrated by Mexican and Yaqui artist Amado M. Peña, Jr.
Previously unrecorded first printing of one of King's most important speeches: his anti-war address at The Riverside Church, delivered exactly one year to the day before his assassination.
First Steven Kellogg-illustrated edition of this colorful tale of four mice who have a series of spooky encounters.
First edition, paperback original, of the debut short story collection by the legendary intelligence officer-turned science fiction author, published to acclaim before the sf community discovered "Tiptree" was a pen name for a woman writer.
Inscribed first printing of this reflection on the skyscraper work of Raymond Hood, "the brilliant bad boy of architecture" (jacket), written by a younger architect who worked with him.
Inscribed first printing of this comprehensive work on the architecture of Baltimore, from its establishment as a British settlement to the early 21st century.
First printing of this history of Christiano Jr.'s photographs of African enslaved people and laborers in Brazil, a collection he sold as a souvenir to European tourists — a rare title.
First printing of this rather surreal anti-war picture book, with Peter Maxian illustrations by award-winning artist Michael Foreman.
Exhibition catalogue, inscribed by Wyeth to Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.
Published on the occasion of the exhibition of the same name. A thorough survey of Homer's work.
Original catalogue for the 2001 touring solo exhibition of this prominent seventeenth-century Dutch Golden Age painter, known for his landscapes.
First edition of this charmingly odd book of poetry about humanized kitchen implements as they engage in various activities, illustrated with chromolithographs.
Scarce first printing of this Tasha Tudor bunny tale, a collaboration with her first husband.
