First Edition. Autobiographical prose pieces about Rexroth's life from the late 1920s into the 1940s. 61 pages. Limited to 350 signed and numbered copies. First edition. A near fine copy in a near fine dust jacket. Signed by Rexroth on the front free endpaper. Copy 329 of 350.

Advance Reading Copy. The second book, a novel, by the author of Eat, Pray, Love and The Signature of All Things. This is the advance reader's copy, bound as a paperback prior to the release of the first edition. A near fine copy.

First Edition. A novel. First edition (first printing). Short (1/2 inch) stray pen mark on the front free endpaper; small spot on fore-edge, and a remainder dot on the top edge, else fine. In a fine dust jacket. Short (1/2 inch) stray pen mark on the front free endpaper. Signed.....

First Edition. 162 pages. First UK edition (first printing). A fine copy in a fine dust jacket. Signed by Ford on the title page.

A portrait of a prolific and popular 19th century novelist, perhaps best remembered today for sewing one of the original Confederate battle flags. Cary and two cousins each sewed a flag based on a square design with a blue X on a red field, with white stars on the blue.....

First Edition. The complete Maus in one volume. Spiegelman's holocaust tale, originally serialized in RAW magazine and then published in two standalone volumes, is probably the most critically acclaimed graphic novel. It was awarded a special Pulitzer Prize in 1992; to date, the only graphic novel so honored. 296 pages.....

First Edition. An original script for the Americanized version of a French play, a comedy about a young woman, Suzanne, who talks her way into Gene's small apartment on West 12th Street in New York City. The play ran for five days at the Helen Hayes Theatre, in New York.....

A revised text, based on the manuscripts and typescripts in the Rosenbach Museum, with editing and an introduction by Marvin Kaye. This new version is illustrated with seven drawings by Gorey along with ornaments and tailpieces by the artist. This is one of 750 (there were 26 lettered copies as.....

First Edition. The novelization of the 1968 female biker gang film of the same name. Slatzer co-wrote the screenplay and directed the movie. The plot involves an undercover agent infiltrating the gang to avenge his murdered brother. 312, [8] pages. HH-154; 95 cents on cover. First edition (first printing). A......

First US edition. The sequel to The Handmaid's Tale. The novel, which won the Booker Prize, was published on the same day, September 10, in the US, the UK, and in Canada. 419 pages. First US edition (states "First Edition" with a numberline ending in 1). A fine copy in.....

First Edition. One of the most enduring memoirs of Hemingway. Hotchner spent much time with Hemingway—traveling, hunting, and fishing—during the last 14 years of the Nobel Prize-winning writer's life. Still in print today. First edition (stated first printing). A near fine copy in a dust jacket with light edge and.....

First Edition. On the Modern Library list of the 100 best novels. 341 pages. First edition (states "Published in 1859" on the copyright page with no additional printings noted). A very good to near fine copy of the (so-called) first issue with a yellow topstain. In a very good, correct.....

First Edition. "His victims were drug-addicted teen-agers and desperate women." 158, [2] pages. Pyramid 126. 25 cents on the cover. Juvenile delinquent (JD) title. First edition (first printing; no later printings noted). A near fine copy; a touch of spine fading; minor edge wear.