THE LEFT HAND OF DARKNESS
Signed first UK edition of the famous radical science fiction novel on gender and isolation by one of the most influential writers in the genre — an exceptionally beautiful copy.
Signed first UK edition of the famous radical science fiction novel on gender and isolation by one of the most influential writers in the genre — an exceptionally beautiful copy.
Signed limited first edition of Baldwin's last and longest novel, an attempt to "face [his] own legends," built around the story of a Black musician's life told by his brother.
First edition of Hemingway's second short-story collection, a beautiful copy in the second-issue dust jacket (within a month of the first issue).
First UK edition of Baldwin's second novel, a story of love and and fear that first revealed Baldwin's full capacities as "the greatest American prose stylist of his generation" (Tóibín).
Signed first edition of the first science fiction novel marketed to a gay male audience by a major publishing house.
First editions of all three volumes in Amory's Loon Songs trilogy, the classic gay pastoral romance once described as a cross between Andre Gide and Louis L'Amour.
First printing, paperback original, of this lesbian pulp novel with an unambiguously happy ending, a gorgeous copy.
First edition of Capote's first published novel, the semi-autobiographical story of a isolated and lonely young boy growing up into self-understanding in an atmosphere of Southern grotesquerie and decayed grandeur.
Signed first edition of Laurie R. King's first book, the first of her series about lesbian detective Kate "Casey" Martinelli.
First edition of this important landmark of lesbian literature.
Advance review copy of the first US edition of Forster's posthumously published class-crossing love story, originally written in 1913 as the "direct result" of Forster's visit to socialist and early gay activist Edward Carpenter and his partner George Merrill.
First English-language paperback edition of LA COMTESSE SANGLANTE, re-titled to coincide with the release of the Hammer horror film based on Penrose's singular gothic historical fantasia.
Signed first edition, advance review copy, of Williams's second and last novel, "a kind of autobiographical peep show full of jeux d'esprit" (Korda).
First printing of this second collection of the long-running lesbian comic strip, the origin of the Bechdel Test, and "one of the pre-eminent oeuvres in the comics genre, period" (Judith Levine).
First US edition of Forster's posthumously published class-crossing love story, originally written in 1913 as the "direct result" of Forster's visit to socialist and early gay activist Edward Carpenter and his partner George Merrill.
Scarce, lovely first edition of Penrose's neo-gothic epistolary novella.
Signed first edition of McNally's play, a reimagined life of Christ and his apostles as gay men in contemporary Texas.
Limited edition of this rare book catalogue describing and illustrating 100 lots that trace the history of the genre, signed by Type Punch Matrix co-founder Rebecca Romney.
Signed first edition of paperback original, a collection of short stories, including the previously uncollected "Departing" — the basis for Cameron's novel WEEKEND and a 1999 film adaptation directed by Brian Skeet.
Signed first edition of Cunningham's acclaimed early novel, a portrait of a loving but impermanent trio seeking refuge from "the dead center of the Reagan years," and the basis for a 2004 film adaptation starring Colin Farrell.
Signed first edition of Cunningham's guide through the coastal resort town, LGBTQ destination, and artist's haven.
Limited edition catalogue dedicated to the career of the great James Baldwin — from the collection of bookseller, bibliographer, and publisher George Bixby.
Uncorrected proof copy first edition of Cunningham's acclaimed early novel, a portrait of a loving but impermanent trio seeking refuge from "the dead center of the Reagan years," and the basis for a 2004 film adaptation starring Colin Farrell.
Signed review copy of Cameron's third novel, a Rose Macaulay-inspired story of a sinister expatriate ex-bookseller seeking relief from his torments in a remote corner of Abroad.
Signed first edition of Cameron's novel, expanded from his earlier short story "Departing" and the basis for a 1999 film adaptation directed by Brian Skeet.