Scarce first edition of this atmospheric beatnik sleaze pulp, whose hero casts an erotic spell over the lesbians of New York "like Pan, the satyr-god," with his heterosexual saxophone stylings.

Signed first US editions of Philip Pullman's beloved fantasy trilogy that has charmed readers, angered religious critics, and defied film adaptation.

Inscribed first edition of the sequel to THE LAST PICTURE SHOW, returning to small-town Texas — presented by the author to a fellow DC-based rare book dealer.

Crisp limited edition artist's book by the innovative mixed-media artist, using sandpainting and screenprinting to depict the role of television broadcasting on the public perception of the Gulf War.

First edition, paperback original, of the epic sequel to THE KADIN, an Elizabethan-era historical romance by one of the legendary original "Avon Ladies."

Reprint of this charming pop-up adapting and abridging the classic Beatrix Potter tale, with pull-tab features on every page — in wonderful condition.

First edition of this Caldecott Medal-winning children's story about a janitor, his dog, and their tropical metamorphoses.

First printing of this collection of very short vignettes and haunting illustrations, mysterious and surreal snippets of stories to be completed in a reader's imagination.

Uncorrected galley of the first edition of the National Book Award winner's third volume of autobiographical writing, delving into the ongoing struggle for freedom by the gay and lesbian community.

Inscribed second edition of the critically acclaimed first Mexican novel to use the Holocaust as its main subject matter — warmly inscribed by the author.

Signed first edition of this essay collection by Powell, then best known for appearing on season one of THE REAL WORLD, the first of the reality TV shows.

Scarce first edition of this story about an uptown boy finding out downtown isn't all that it's cracked up to be — with gorgeous atmospheric black-and-white paintings by Browning.

Signed uncorrected proofs of this second book in the sprawling SEVEN DREAMS series — the "dark and often gruesome" story of the conflicts between French Jesuit missionaries and the Huron and Iroquois people in "New France" (present-day Canada).