THE HALF YOU DON'T KNOW
Uncorrected proofs of Cameron's short story collection, including the previously uncollected "Departing," the basis for Cameron's novel WEEKEND and a 1999 film adaptation directed by Brian Skeet.
Uncorrected proofs of Cameron's short story collection, 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 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 Cameron's comic novel set in '80s New York City, originally written and published in weekly installments for the magazine 7 DAYS IN 1988 (a leap year).
Signed first edition of the author's first book, a collection including two stories selected for the O. Henry Prize series.
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.
Advance uncorrected proof copy of Cameron's novel, expanded from his earlier short story "Departing" and the basis for a 1999 film adaptation directed by Brian Skeet.
Signed limited first edition of these three connected Golden Age science fiction novellas by the formative sf editor, originally appearing in AMAZING STORIES and edited for book publication by Lloyd Arthur Eschbach.
First edition of this novel about a great, a spectacular, a really wonderful, terrific, one really might be tempted to say an incredible planet, by the complicated king of science fiction's Golden Age.
Limited reissue of this effort to unpuzzle Joyce's famously inscrutable masterpiece.
First trade edition of the first volume in Truman Capote's two semi-autobiographical Christmas stories, nostalgic tales of rural family holidays spent in the company of his older cousin.
First printing of this pivotal true-crime book, one of the best works of nonfiction ever.
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.
First edition of Truman Capote's semi-autobiographical story of childhood and sequel to the much beloved "A Christmas Memory."
Signed limited first edition of this collection of five fantasy stories, with Collings's bibliographical checklist of Card's works, in the original slipcase.
Scarce first printing of this grim tale of Red, a miner in pre-WWII England whose longing for more out of life breaks him – in a stylish Art Deco dust jacket.
Limited edition re-issue of this major bibliography of French novels first published in 1925-28, a formative reference work for book collectors and scholars on the subject.
Association first edition of Cartland's fourth novel — and one of only a handful of her 728 published books without a happy ending — inscribed by the Cartland to her uncle.
Association first edition of Cartland's third novel — and one of only a handful of her 728 published books without a happy ending — inscribed by the Cartland to her uncle.
Scarce inscribed first edition of this hardboiled midcentury novel by the screenwriter and author of JOHNNY GUITAR and THE BALLAD OF CAT BALLOU.
First edition, first printing, of this retelling of GAWAIN AND THE GREEN KNIGHT primarily through the perspective of a woman, the witch Vivian.
Uncorrected publisher's proof of this mystery of an amnesiac man on the streets of New York, accused of a series of grisly murders – with interesting pencil notes keeping track of characters and plot points.
Handsomely bound, illustrated, and indexed Volume Two of The Bibliophile magazine, covering the 1908-1909 year, including Chesterton's essay "Why Books Become Popular."
First printing, paperback original, of this lesbian pulp novel with an unambiguously happy ending, a gorgeous copy.
First printing of the first Hawkenlye mystery, featuring an unlikely team of a royal emissary and and Abbess on the trail of a murderer in medieval Kent.
Signed second printing of the story of a college student accused of murdering her college professor, complicated by her traumatic past and multiple personalities.