First Edition. A monograph on geomythology, or the study of the geologic origins of natural phenomena that were long explained in terms of myth or folklore. First edition (first printing, with no later printings noted). A very good or better copy in a like dust jacket. With the bookplate of.....

Second printing (the first was 1889) A translation into Spanish of Russell's shipwreck adventure, A Sailor's Sweetheart (1880). This is one of a series of novels Appleton published in Spanish translation in the 1880s and 1890s. The translator was an immigrant from Spain who arrived in the US about 1883.....

49 pages plus index and colophon leaves. 8-1/2 by 11 inches. Edition of 200 numbered copies. Colección del Estero series. Stapled pages glued into stiff wrappers that fold around the spine and fore-edge to meet in the middle of the front cover. The cover includes a collaged heart design that.....

First Edition. 82 pages. Poems. First edition (first printing). Near fine in wrappers (paperback; there was a very scarce hardcover issue published simultaneously). Signed by the author on the title page.

First Edition. A stand-alone story issued as a promotional item prior to the book's publication. The cover title reads, "Riverhead Books presents a story from This Is How You Lose Her." In 2019, Díaz's UK publisher issued this story as a one-off chapbook. This US edition obviously pre-dates it and.....

Poems. Sandoval was the husband of Angela de Hoyos, the noted Texas Chicana poet and her co-publisher under the M & A Editions imprint. Not located on OCLC. 60 leaves, printed rectos (one-side) only. Near fine in wrappers (paperback).

A collection of poems written after Sandoval's wife (Angela de Hoyos) died, in 2009. Illustrated from color photographs. Sandoval was de Hoyos's publishing partner in M & A Ediitons, which published a number of notable Chicano poetry chapbooks, beginning in the 1970s. No copies in OCLC. 88 leaves, printed rectos.....

Essays on the Bible from the "M" in the Chicano press, M & A Editions, which Sandoval ran with his wife, the Chicana poet Angela de Hoyos. No copies located in OCLC. 32, 22 leaves (printed rectos or front side only). Illustrated in color. A near fine copy in wrappers.....

A collection of poems written after Sandoval's wife (Angela de Hoyos) died, in 2009. Illustrated from color photographs. Sandoval was de Hoyos's publishing partner in M & A Ediitons, which published a number of notable Chicano poetry chapbooks, beginning in the 1970s. This is an expanded version of the 54-leaf.....

[3] leaves. 6-1/2 by 6-1/4 inches. An edition of 100 copies. Colección del San Juan. As the title suggests, a single mimeographed poem illustrated from drawings by Sigfredo Ariel. The cover design is a pasted-on mimeographed illustration with a hand-drawn border. OCLC: DEIAI DLC FQG. The upper left corner of.....

5 leaves. 7 by 9-3/4 inches; the folding broadsides inside fold-out to 72 inches; the scroll unfurls to 23 inches. One of 50 copies. Colección Puente de Hierro. A complex book-object designed by Estévez and Laura Ruiz Montes. It encloses a long poem for Edith Piaf by Estévez in Spanish.....

4 pages (a single, folded sheet) in an envelope. 4 by 5-1/2 inches. The edition size is not stated, but it was perhaps as small as 10 copies. A chapbook with a single short poem, in English and Spanish translation, designed by the author. The poem, titled "The Angel and.....

Poems selected from Al sur de mi garganta, Las sílabas y el tiempo, Desaparece el polvo, Calzada de Tirry 81, and Los huesos alumbrados./ Foreword by Laura Ruiz./ "Edición especial por el cumpleaños 80 de la poetisa."/ Part of a collection of handmade chapbooks, many with cords for hanging (literatura.....