THE LITTLE REVIEW: Vol. X, No. 2
Double issue of the celebrated Modernist journal, a tribute to Juan Gris.
Double issue of the celebrated Modernist journal, a tribute to Juan Gris.
Double issue of the celebrated Modernist magazine.
Spirited issue of the celebrated Modernist magazine, with work by Ezra Pound and Jean de Bosschère.
Spring 1925 issue of the celebrated Modernist journal, with one of its well-known graphic cover designs.
Combined issue of the celebrated Modernist magazine, with the last excerpt of ULYSSES issued by the publishers — after their initial arrest, but before they lost to obscenity charges in court.
Issue of the celebrated Modernist magazine, including Emma Goldman's LETTERS FROM PRISON.
Issue of the celebrated Modernist magazine, including an impassioned defense of Margaret Sanger against obscenity charges – a forewarning of THE LITTLE REVIEW's own coming legal battles over the publication of ULYSSES.
Controversial and incidentally gorgeous issue of the celebrated Modernist journal, the first of its issues to be suppressed by the postal service for alleged obscenity.
Early issue of the celebrated Modernist journal, full of vigorous cultural and literary criticism.
Lively issue of the celebrated Modernist journal, with contributions from T.S. Eliot and others.
Art-heavy issue of the celebrated Modernist journal, with drawings and engravings by Laurencin, Walt Kuhn, Henri Gaudier-Brzeska, and others.
Controversial issue of the celebrated Modernist journal, containing Episode II of James Joyce's ULYSSES, the serialization of which led to the editors' conviction for publishing obscenity.
Ezra Pound-centric issue of the celebrated Modernist journal.
Issue of the celebrated Modernist journal, with work by Ezra Pound, William Carlos Williams, and others.
Controversial issue of the celebrated Modernist journal, containing Episode XI of James Joyce's ULYSSES, the serialization of which led to the editors' conviction for publishing obscenity.
First printing of the acclaimed YA novel, in which one brave horse connects the lives of people over the course of WWI — the basis for the award-winning play and the film of the same name by Steven Spielberg.
First printing of one of the most beloved horse stories ever told, winner of a 1948 Newbery Honor — an exceptionally beautiful copy.
Signed first US edition of the first part of the widely acclaimed account of Satrapi's Iranian girlhood during the Revolution.
Scarce first edition of Achebe's second novel, set in contemporary Nigeria and following the grandson of Okonkwo, hero of THINGS FALL APART.
First edition of this proto-steampunk science fiction short story, depicting a dystopian world filled with airships and featuring fake publisher's ads for future technology like helium batteries and synthetic minerals.
Stunningly well-preserved slipcased set of the first printings (all) of the second US edition of the LORD OF THE RINGS trilogy, comprising THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING, THE TWO TOWERS, and THE RETURN OF THE KING.
Scarce first edition of the pioneering Chicago School economist's best-known work, on the importance of investing in one's workforce — a gorgeous copy.
First edition of this rare feminist novel by an abolitionist and temperance crusader.
Unique first edition, an association copy inscribed to Bloom's contemporary Marie Borroff — the first woman appointed to teach in the Yale English department, with her original notes on the book and gracious letter of praise for his scholarship.
First edition of this scarce social satire/wholesome sex farce by pseudonymous pulp king Woodford, in remarkably nice condition.