First edition of William Melvin Kelley's first novel, the story of an exodus of the Black population from a fictional Southern US American state after a traumatic event.

Twice inscribed copy of this boldly illustrated shipwreck adventure story, inscribed by Rockwell Kent to Washington D.C. poet Ernest Kroll.

Inscribed first printing of the influential literary achievement by a towering figure of the counterculture.

First printing of this voting rights and Black Power book, by one of the co-founders of the Harlem Writers Guild and a major mid-century author of protest novels.

First edition of this epic novel of the colonial Great Game, one of Kipling's most beloved works.

Review copy of the first printing of the first American edition, in the scarce first-issue dust jacket.

First printing of a scarce and early Koontz crime thriller in the gritty noir mode.

Signed first printing of the novelization of Melissa Mathison's original screenplay by the World Fantasy Award-winning Kotzwinkle.

Limited edition, signed by the illustrator, of Lamb's diverting and digressive essay on the Pig, for whom he has much appetitive affection but no pity whatever.

First printing of this youth poetry anthology, reflecting the urgency of the Civil Rights Movement, the '68 Chicago riots, the Vietnam War, illustrated with prize-winning children's photographs of urban scenes.

First edition thus, an illustrated version of du Maurier's 1951 mystery-romance novel, with appropriately unsettling art by Errol Le Cain.

First edition thus, an illustrated version of Wouk's 1951 novel of ethics and authority on board a WWII ship, with appropriately imposing art by Errol Le Cain.

First paperback edition of this short story collection, including tales that would connect to her acclaimed novel THE LEFT HAND OF DARKNESS ("Winter's King") and the Earthsea seris ("The Word of Unbinding" and "The Rule of Names").