First Edition. "This contains essays, speeches, and commentaries on anti-Japanese exclusion and U.S.-Japan relations by Japanese immigrant leaders and white Americans. The appendix describes origins of various historical matters and Issei social customs, as well as pioneering individuals and organizations in the mainland and Hawaii."—Annotated Bibliography of Japanese Americans in.....

A limited edition of 2500 copies of Bradbury's science fiction masterpiece published as part of a library program. The cover art, endpapers, and interior art was all made by high school students. With an introduction that Bradbury wrote especially for this edition. A fine copy in a fine dust jacket.....

First Edition. First edition (first printing). A fine copy in a fine dust jacket.

One of Brabury's most beloved books, a Halloween-themed story for children of all ages. Illustrated by Joseph Mugnaini. This version has new cover art, by Leo and Diane Dillon. Possibly the first printing with this cover, although I don't have enough evidence to be sure. In any case, there a......

First US edition. One of 1000 signed and numbered copies of this writing memoir by the author of Of Human Bondage. At the time, the publisher described the book as "A great writer's journal of anecdotes, reflections, and portraits which reveals the author's mind and character, his creative processes, and the.....

First Edition. Artist's book made of 20 single-page short stories, printed letterpress in silver ink on black paper. Each story is illustrated with a linoleum block print mounted like a photograph using paper corners above the story. The form of the book is a spiralbound album that was disassembled, printed.....

First Edition. 80 pages. First edition (first printing, with same date on title page and copyright page). Inscribed to the wife of the publisher, "For Mrs. Arthur Scribner whose country place is one of the loveliest of poems from one of the poets who has been happy there", which is.....

A friendly letter, following up on a request from Lady Wavertree (1873–1952) for information about one of her direct ancestors, the dramatist Richard Brinsley Sheridan. Olivier also refers to "many happy memories of our visit with you in New Zealand." The letter is typed on blue letterhead with just the actor's.....

A wonderful letter from one of America's best-selling novelists at the time—his novel, The Winning of Barbara Worth, outsold Jack London's The Call of the Wild*, and in all his books sold millions of copies and were made into many films. This letter, addressed to a police officer, responds to.....

An unpublished book-length collection of poems inspired by the author's travels in India and Burma. Some of the poems appeared in literary journals in the early 1990s. Brandi is a poet who has lived and published—as Tooth of Time Press—for many years in New Mexico. 82 leaves, printed on one side (rectos).....

First US edition. The great British philosopher offers a strong citique of Victorian morals about sex and marriage. This book is the source of one of his better-known quotations: "Marriage is for women the commonest form of livelihood, and the total amount of undesired sex endured by women is probably.....

First Edition. A poem sequence. This is one of 300 copies signed and numbered by Warren. First edition (first printing stated). Near fine in a near fine dust jacket. The paper slipcase is very good with cracking at the joints. This is copy 80 signed by the author.

First Edition. Hanzlicek, with Philip Levine, made the poetry faculty at Fresno State University a center for working class poets in California. 69 pages. First edition (first printing). Near fine in a near fine dust jacket. Inscribed by the author to fellow poet Mark Strand: "For Mark, After eleven years, we.....