Inscribed first edition of this suspenseful tale of a backwater rafting trip gone horribly wrong, adapted into an Oscar-winning film starring Burt Reynolds and Jon Voight – James Dickey's first novel.

Pristine slipcased first edition of this gripping Pulitzer prize-winning novel of two children growing up on either side of a world war.

First American edition, translated by Lorraine O'Grady Freeman.

First edition in English, introducing Dostoevsky to British readers on a large scale for the first time, a gorgeous copy.

First printing, US issue of this story of a woman who is as talented at surfing as she is at medicine, following her path to the surfing World Championships in Australia and her budding romances with two surfer brothers.

Signed limited first edition of this keystone of the fantasy genre, one of only 250 copies signed by both the author and the illustrator.

First edition of this novel about an African American Korean War veteran's experiences of violence while trying to exercise his right to vote in the segregated South.

Signed first edition of this nonfiction narrative of a Yemeni-American man who travels to Yemen from San Francisco with hopes of reviving and innovating the coffee trade.

First edition of Elkins's first novel, introducing the smooth-talking, mystery-solving physical anthropology professor Gideon Oliver.

Inscribed first printing of Ellroy's noir detective novel, second in his Lloyd Hopkins trilogy.

First edition of this western about the hazards of being a lawman in Montana, the fourth Page Murdock book.

Inscribed first printing of Farmer's dystopian science fiction novel of a future overpopulation crisis, later followed by two sequels.

First printing of Faulkner's Pulitzer Prize-winning final novel, containing "some of the most hair-raising and bizarre horse racing in the history of fact or fiction" (jacket).