A reissue of Vonnegut's classic anti-war novel, with a one-page introduction first published in this edition. This edition was signed by Vonnegut and bound in traditional Franklin Library style: gilt-decorated leather, moire endpapers, silk bookmark, etc. Vonnegut brings his dark humor to tell—"more or less"—the story of one of the.....

Second Printing. Fourteen children recount their struggles with disease and adversity. Illustrated with Krementz's photographs. Krementz is Kurt Vonnegut's widow. Second printing. Near fine in a near fine dust jacket. Nicely inscribed to Stephen Jay Gould, with a posthumous bookplate noting the provenance.

Production number 00114. 188 leaves; two identical title leaves; screenplay text numbered 1–140, 140a, 140b, 141–186. The final script for the movie was 134 leaves, meaning this version has 52 pages that were cut by the time George Roy Hill started directing the action. This is an early draft of.....

First Edition. A sort of novel featuring Kilgore Trout. Vonnegut wove this book from bits of autobiography, fragments of a failed novel, and time travel. This is a special edition, bound in white cloth with gilt illustration on cover and gold lettering on spine, bound with sheets from the limited.....

First Edition. 18 by 24 inches. Seven color silkscreen (serigraph) on Coventry deckle edge paper. Officially titled "Purple Heart." Captioned below the image, "Formal portrait of the science fiction writer Kilgore Trout, wearing a purple heart awarded in December 1944 for frostbite during World War Two in Europe, posed for.....