Fifth printing of Sanchez's debut collection — from the library of groundbreaking Black feminist Barbara Smith.

Limited first edition of this elegant fine press poetry collection, inscribed by contributor Thom Gunn — from the library of George Bixby, whose Albondocani Press published several of Gunn's early poetry collections.

First Applause printing of the script for the Tony-winning Victorian slasher musical, based on the classic 19th-century Penny Dreadful story.

First Braille edition of this collection of Moore's selected poetry and prose from the late 1950s through the mid-'60s, a finalist for the National Book Award.

First edition, first printing of Millay's first collection — published the year the poet graduated from Vassar by special petition, following her suspension for various and creative forms of bad behavior.

First printing of Ashbery's own selection of poems from among his ten previously published collections.

First edition of Lorde's second book, including "Martha," the poet's "first overtly lesbian poem to be published" (Ann E. Reuman).

Signed first limited edition — with a drawing by the poet — of this lovely early Bukowski collection, printed by the idiosyncratic Loujon Press of New Orleans operated by Jon and Louise Webb.

Original issue featuring an article on Plath's poetic accomplishments and marriage with Ted Hughes — including the first publication of her poem "The Times are Tidy."

Inscribed first UK edition, paperback issue, of this collection by the English-born, San Francisco-based poet — from the library of George Bixby, whose Albondocani Press published several of Gunn's earlier poetry collections.

Lavish limited edition, hand-colored in pochoir, of this famous verse on beauty and aging by the great medieval French poet.

Signed first US paperback edition of this double-collection by the British-born San Fransisco-based poet.

Signed first edition of this third collection from the Pulitzer Prize-winning American poet.