Signed first printing of the modern epistolary vampire novel.

Set of four (of six) "art cash" bills created for the "Art Cash Benefit for Television Programming," held by Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T.) in December 1971 at Automation House in New York — including the Andy Warhol "one."

Later printing, "edition de luxe," of this anti-utopian farce about the United States' re-discovery by Persians of the future.

Signed first printing of this eccentric satirical updating of Lewis Carroll's tale for the time of Cold War dreams and nightmares.

First edition sexual reference work on practices, ailments, and remedies for the gay man, from the first year after Stonewall.

First edition of Moore's experimental first novel, described by the author as "a kind of sculpture, like a Calder mobile," published following her highly acclaimed first short story collection SELF-HELP.

Inscribed first edition, association copy, of Graham's first collection following her winning the Pulitzer Prize in 1996 — warmly signed to the eminent and influential critic Harold Bloom.

Inscribed first edition of this tale from the Brothers Grimm of a haughty princess' arranged marriage — glazed pictorial boards issue, published simultaneously with cloth/jacketed issue.

Third edition of this popular greenhouse gardening manual — with a wonderful leaf-filled polychrome pictorial cloth binding new to this edition.

Limited first edition collection reproducing all eight issues of Blake Donner's zine devoted to the spirituality of freight train graffiti, with essays by Davis, Greg Bennick, Travis Low, and Laura Hamblin.

Deluxe large paper Ginn and Company edition of the classic Italian fairy tale, in a larger format than its other issues and featuring a color-printed title page and frontispiece.

First edition of the beloved romantic adventure novel set during the civil wars that led to the rise of the Tokugawa shogunate — and the basis for the critically acclaimed 2024 television series of the same name.