NO LONGER AT EASE
(1960)
Scarce first edition of Achebe's second novel, set in contemporary Nigeria and following the grandson of Okonkwo, hero of THINGS FALL APART.
20th century
THE RESTAURANT AT THE END OF THE UNIVERSE
(1980)
Signed first American edition of the sequel to THE HITCHHIKER'S GUIDE TO THE GALAXY.
CALIFORNIA LA BELLA
(1926)
Rare signed true first edition of this novel of Mexican immigration to the United States from one of Bolivia's most celebrated writers.
THYME OF DEATH
(1992)
Signed first printing of this Agatha and Anthony-nominated mystery introducing China Bayles, a lawyer-turned-herb shop proprietor who finds that murder has followed her in her efforts to make a fresh start.
THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN ARM
1949
First printing of this tale of a WWII veteran struggling with a morphine addiction – winner of the 1950 National Book Award for Fiction.
A WALK ON THE WILD SIDE
(1956)
First printing of this sometimes humorous but always grim Depression-era tale of the doomed Dove Linkhorn, a Texas drifter who lands in New Orleans.
A WALK ON THE WILD SIDE
(1956)
Inscribed first printing of this sometimes humorous but always grim Depression-era tale of the doomed Dove Linkhorn, a Texas drifter who lands in New Orleans – inscribed to the founder of the Lord John Press.
GIVE MY SECRETS BACK
(1995)
Signed first edition of this entry in the "Lesbian cop" Alison Kaine series, in which Kaine investigates the murder of a popular lesbian author.
I WANT IT NOW
(1969)
First US edition of this comedic novel that follows the exploits of a TV panel show host and his (mis)adventures in love.
THE LITTLE REVIEW, Vol. VI, No. 6
October, 1919
Issue of the celebrated Modernist journal, with work by Ezra Pound, William Carlos Williams, and others.
THE LITTLE REVIEW, Vol. IV, No. 5
September, 1917
Lively issue of the celebrated Modernist journal, with contributions from T.S. Eliot and others.
THE LITTLE REVIEW, Vol. III, No. 3
May, 1916
Issue of the celebrated Modernist magazine, including Emma Goldman's LETTERS FROM PRISON.
THE LITTLE REVIEW, Vol. XII, No. 2
May 1929
Farewell issue of the celebrated Modernist journal.
THE LITTLE REVIEW, Vol. III, No. 4
June-July, 1916
Double issue of the celebrated Modernist magazine.
THE LITTLE REVIEW, Vol. 1, No. 10
January, 1915
Early issue of the celebrated Modernist journal, full of vigorous cultural and literary criticism.
THE LITTLE REVIEW, Vol. V, No. 7
November, 1918
Ezra Pound-centric issue of the celebrated Modernist journal.
THE LITTLE REVIEW, Vol. III, No. 7
November, 1916
Spirited issue of the celebrated Modernist magazine, with work by Ezra Pound and Jean de Bosschère.
THE LITTLE REVIEW, Vol. IV, No. 7
November, 1917
Art-heavy issue of the celebrated Modernist journal, with drawings and engravings by Laurencin, Walt Kuhn, Henri Gaudier-Brzeska, and others.
THE LITTLE REVIEW, Vol. IX, No. 3
Spring 1923
'Exiles' Number' of the celebrated Modernist journal, featuring one of the best known graphic cover designs of the lit mag's run.
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THE LITTLE REVIEW [Vol. VIII, No. 1]
Autumn 1921
Brancusi tribute issue of the celebrated Modernist journal, published in protest after the persecution and prosecution of the editors for their publication of ULYSSES.
THE LITTLE REVIEW, Miscellany Number, Vol. IX, No. 2
Winter 1922 [1923]
"Miscellany number" of the celebrated Modernist journal, featuring one of its better known graphic cover designs.
THE BROKEN SWORD
(1954)
First edition of Anderson's swashbuckling fantasy adventure, warmly inscribed to fellow science fiction writer Reginald Bretnor and translator Helen (Harding) Bretnor.
A MIDSUMMER TEMPEST
1974
First edition of Anderson's alternate-history Shakespearian fantasia with elves, warmly inscribed to fellow science fiction writer Reginald Bretnor and screenwriter Rosalie (Bodrero) Bretnor.
OPERATION CHAOS
(1971
Handsome early printing of Anderson's alternate-universe story of a werewolf and witch on a rescue mission to Hell.
PERISH BY THE SWORD
1959
Signed first printing of this mystery novel, with swords but no sorcery, warmly inscribed to fellow science fiction writer Reginald Bretnor and translator Helen (Harding) Bretnor, to whom the book is jointly dedicated.
