Scarce inscribed first American printing of this provocative novel "of a Third World colonial revolution as it might happen in the United States."

Signed first printings of the complete series on Arthurian Britain – "my attempt to tell the story of Arthur [...] the Once and Future King, although I doubt he ever was a king. I suspect he was a great warlord" (Cornwell).

Complete set of first printings – each signed on the title page by Cornwell – of this series set during the American Civil War, following a reluctant soldier through the two Battles of Bull Run and the Battle of Antietam.

First printing of the Jazz-Age novel published at the peak of Wharton's career, skillfully assessing the effects of gender roles in high society.

First printing, first state, of this Jazz-Age assessment of Modernism through the lens of the most famous woman author of the era, in the scarce original dust jacket.

Inscribed first printing of Morrison's masterpiece, based on the true story of Margaret Garner, a fugitive slave who killed her daughter upon capture in order to prevent her from experiencing the horrors of slavery.

First printing, the sweeping historical drama of forbidden passions in the Australian Outback, lavishly inscribed.

First printing of this great novel of American realism, a "Cruel, Compelling, Haunting Story of New England," according to the original New York Times review.

3rd printing of one of Wharton's best books, published the same year as the first, but printed on wove paper and with ads at the rear.

Rare first edition, warmly inscribed by Derrida.