I WOULD STEAL HORSES
Alexie's second book, and arguably his most difficult to find.
Alexie's second book, and arguably his most difficult to find.
Early work featuring an independent and successful disabled protagonist, first serialized in 1908.
Collected essays and journalism, including Baker's 1994 piece on the destruction of library card catalogs.
Illustrated novel from the acclaimed artist., the proported diary of a troubled sixteen-year-old.
First edition, signed by the author on a handsome bookplate.
Published by Ishmael Reed's publishing company, SECRETS caused something of a literary scandal at the time as this academic novel (in the tradition of Randall Jarrell's NOTES FROM AN INSTITUTION) was only vaguely disguised as fiction.
Uncommon sci-fi time-travel novel from Lenox. 192pp.
Precedes 1982 trade edition.
Review copy of the first edition.
First printing of the third installment in Burroughs' Nova Trilogy. [Maynard & Miles A10].
Inscribed first US edition of Burroughs's second book in the Nova trilogy.
Signed first US edition of Burroughs' second book in the Nova trilogy.
Second printing ('18 Francs' to rear as described in Maynard & Miles) of the original edition of Burroughs' Beat masterpiece.
True first edition, preceding trade.
First US edition (UK edition precedes slightly) of this classic Philip Marlow, Edgar Award-winning noir — which Chandler himself considered his best.
First edition of this novel tape-recorded and translated by Bowles.
Uncorrected proofs for THE BIG EASY by James Conaway, which the author claims is the first appearance in print of New Orleans' now-famed moniker. Adapted for the screen in 1987.
Signed limited first edition. Beautifully bound edition of Coover's short story.
Signed limited first edition with illustrations by Robin McDonald.
Coover's first book, the story of an apocalyptic religious cult forming in the aftermath of a coal mining disaster. Winner of the 1967 William Faulkner Foundation Award for best first novel.
Coover's third novel, a satirical indictment of McCarthyism, narrated by a notional Richard Nixon and centered around the trial and execution of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg.
Lavishly bound special printing of Coover's erotic novella, with art by Erica "Rikki" Ducornet.
Signed limited edition, a previously unpublished Coover novella, Penmaen Fiction Series One / Number One. Woodblock illustration by Jerome Kaplan.
Limited trade edition of this reviously unpublished Coover novella, Penmaen Fiction Series One / Number One. Cover illustration by Jerome Kaplan.
Inscribed first edition. A handsome inscribed copy of Coupland's fifth novel.