Early work featuring an independent and successful disabled protagonist, first serialized in 1908.

Illustrated novel from the acclaimed artist., the proported diary of a troubled sixteen-year-old.

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.

True first edition, preceding trade.

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 with illustrations by Robin McDonald.

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.

Signed limited edition, a previously unpublished Coover novella, Penmaen Fiction Series One / Number One. Woodblock illustration by Jerome Kaplan.

Short work from Fielding with a warm inscription to the noted DC poet and Irish musician Terence Winch. From an edition of 350.

Collection of short stories by the noted Black Mountain College alumnus.

One of Dawson's earliest Black Sparrow titles, a work which he began writing in 1957.

First paperback edition simultaneous with hardcover. A beautifully produced Black Sparrow edition of stories by Dawson.