First edition of Delillo's pseudonymous (and rarely acknowledged) satirical seventh novel.

First edition of this enduring portrait of adolescent angst.

Signed limited "autograph edition", one of 150 copies with an original letter by an important writer tipped in — here, Sherlock Holmes-creator Arthur Conan Doyle.

First edition of this classic, the basis for the equally classic holiday film A CHRISTMAS STORY.

First edition of Jackson's last novel, a gothic mystery narrated by a brilliantly unreliable narrator, about two sisters isolated on their uncle's estate — from the collection of noted poet Paul Monette.

'60s paperback re-issue of the second volume in Hughes's autobiography, this copy owned by groundbreaking Black feminist Barbara Smith.

First edition of this scarce self-published lesbian novel, reminiscent of the work of the Naiad Press.

Inscribed first US edition of Llosa's acclaimed third novel set during Odíra's dictatorship in 1950s Peru.

Signed limited ("Patron") edition, as well as the trade ("Classic") edition, of this fine press production of O'Brien's widely-anthologized Vietnam short story — with related publisher ephemera.

First UK edition of the Nobel Prize-winning Colombian novelist's fictionalized account of Simón Bolívar's last months.

First US edition of Fuentes' first novel, a searing social portrait of 1950s Mexico city.

First edition of this historical romance featuring a 19th-century Russian exile who has faked her own death.

Signed limited edition of this tribute published on the occasion of Welty's 90th birthday, signed by all contributors — and though not called for additionally inscribed by Welty herself.