First edition of the last book by the noted Transcendentalist thinker (and father of Louisa May Alcott).

First edition in English of Beckett's influential and enigmatic "tragicomedy in two acts."

First edition illustrated by W.G. Collingwood of the POETIC EDDA, the single most important source for our understanding of Norse mythology.

First edition of the first translation into English of a substantial portion of the Poetic Edda.

First edition of this collection including one of Dunbar's most popular poems, the title poem, a tribute to his mother – in a pictorial cloth binding designed by Margaret Armstrong.

First printing of the celebrated poet's first book by a major publisher, the first hardcover printing of her first two books, BLACK FEELING BLACK TALK and BLACK JUDGEMENT.

Signed limited first edition, one of only 350 numbered copies signed by Gorey and Lamport, of this collection of cheeky, punning, sesquipedalian verse, likely to appeal to fans of Lemony Snicket.

Signed limited "Manuscript Edition" of this duplicated work by the Japanese-American poet and art critic, containing tanka – the earliest known American book to do so.

Signed first edition of this eccentric series of poetic odes to the 1939 New York World's Fair "World of Tomorrow," including its iconic robot "Elektro."

First printing of the hit musical in book form, the first collaboration of the great American theater duo Rodgers and Hammerstein.

First printing of Spark's only play, inscribed with love to a "Howard," likely poet Howard Sergeant, with whom Spark was briefly involved in earlier years.

First edition of the earliest collection of verse from the Eddic and skaldic traditions translated into English.

First edition, an uncommonly bright and beautiful copy in lavender cloth of this most quotable of Wilde's plays.