First Edition. The second book from this Texas author. 113 pages. First edition (states "First published..."). A very good copy in a very good dust jacket. This copy belonged to the Pulitzer Prize and Oscar-winning writer Larry McMurtry, with his ownership signature dated 1969 and his bookplate on the front pastedown.....

First Edition. Mr. Anne Rice's second (?) book, a collection of poems. NB: The date on the title page of this book is 1975; the about the author refers to "his first book", Whiteboy, as having been published in 1975. However, that book also came out in 1976. The true.....

First Edition. An omnibus poetry collection combining three previous volumes (Going for the Rain; A Good Journey; and Fight Back: For the Sake of the People, For the Sake of the Land). With a substantial introduction by Ortiz. Ortiz is a native of the Acoma Pueblo. xiv, 365 pages. This is.....

First edition. Short essays about life in southeastern Nebraska. By a former Poet Laureate of the US. First edition (first printing with no additional printings noted). A fine copy in a fine dust jacket. Inscribed by Kooser, "For Bill & Denise—all best—Ted Kooser."

First Edition. Cinco Puntos Librito #1. An excerpt from Byrd's Otherwise, My Life Is Ordinary. One of 200 signed and numbered copies. 4-1/4 by 5-1/2 inches. [8] pages. First edition (first printing). Signed by Byrd on the title page and inscribed on the colophon.

First Edition. A collection of poems illustrated with curving blocks of color by Stefano Arcella. Designed by the typographer Charles Nix. Featured in Graphic Design Solutions, volume 6, pages 43–44. Published in an edition of 500 numbered copies. First edition (first printing). A fine copy in a dust jacket with two inch-long.....

First Edition. 147 pages. First edition (first printing, simultaneous paperback issue). Near fine in illustrated wrappers. Slight spine crease. Inscribed by Atwood, "For ____, with best wishes, Margaret Atwood."

First Edition. The long (60+ pages) title poem and 22 others. 129 pages. First edition (first printing). Contrary to Random House's standard practice, first editions of this book have no statement of later printings, rather than a first edition statement. The trade issue (like this copy) have the same copyright page.....

First Edition. The first translation and study in a Western language of the poetry of Fan Chengda, one of the most famous Chinese poets of the twelfth century. 199 pages. First edition (first printing). A fine copy in a near fine dust jacket, with minor wear along the top edge.

First Edition. With an appreciation by Rod McKuen, who was friends with Plymell. 147 pages. Simultaneous paperback issue. First edition (first printing). A fine copy, with a publisher's information sheet laid in.

First edition. 76 pages. Chinese-Dutch-American poet. First edition (first printing). A near fine copy in wrappers (paperback). Inscribed by the author, "For ___, best wishes in Texas, Mei-mei. fall 1981."

First Edition. "The pain all three sisters feel as they change direction in a world inhospitable to women’s dreams and aspirations is palpable and wonderfully rendered. A crackling finish foreshadows even greater tidings for the Kopp sisters..."—New York Times. Life after the war takes an unexpected turn for the Kopp sisters.....

First Edition. A former Secretary of State and a refugee from World War Two describes one of the 20th century's defining characteristics, the struggle between democracy and fascism. First edition (first printing, with a numberline ending in 1). A near fine copy in a like dust jacket, with light bumping.....