First Edition. 180 pages. An anthology of short stories, with contributions from Lewis Shiner, Loren D. Estleman, Neal Barrett Jr., and a previously unpublished Max Brand story. First edition (first printing). Fine in a fine dust jacket. This copy is inscribed by the editor, "Good stories by good writers, from.....
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First Trade Edition. 308 pages. The second Hap Collins & Leonard Pine mystery and the basis for the second season of the Hap & Leonard television series. First edition (first printing). A fine copy in a fine dust jacket. This copy is nicely inscribed by Lansdale, "To Tom—a Hap & Leonard.....
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First Edition. 185 pages. A collection of essays. First edition (first printing). Fine in a fine dust jacket. Inscribed by the author, "For Tom & Meredity, best wishes from your pal, Steve Harrigan. July 25, '89."
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First Edition. [24] pages. Poems. Taylor teaches at Texas A & M and is the publisher of Slough Press. Published in an edition of 100 signed copies. Uncommon in libraries, with OCLC locating just three holdings, and only one in Texas (Texas A & M). First edition (first printing). Near.....
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First Edition. [24] pages. Poetry chapbook. New Texas Poetry Sampler series, no. 6. One of 500 copies, all signed and numbered by the author. First edition (first printing). Very good in wrappers. Signed on the colophon.
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First Edition. 44 pages. 7 by 8-3/4 inches. In this book, the Texas conceptual artist explores the work of Latina women in factories in the 1940s. The text is a fictional first-person memoir in English and Spanish, illustrated with reproductions of found images. This book is part of her Enlightenment.....
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First Edition. 99 pages. Long poems, mostly in couplets. OCLC records copies at Texas A&M (where Taylor teaches), UT, and Chatham. First edition (first printing). Fine in wrappers.
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First Edition. 103 pages. Native of Slaton, Texas; former Dobie Paisano fellow. Unaccountably scarce in libraries, with only two holdings in OCLC. First edition (first printing). Fine in wrappers. Inscribed to a previous owner.
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First Edition. 110 pages. Winner of the Austin Book Award in 1987. First edition (first printing, wrappers issue). Near fine in wrappers; inscribed by the author to a previous owner.
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First Edition. 16 pages. Native of Amherst, Texas; journalist for many Texas newspapers. No library holdings noted in OCLC. First edition (first printing). Very good or better in stapled wrappers. Inscribed by the author on the inside front cover.
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First Edition. 40 pages. Illustrated from photographs. The author was professor emeritus at Trinity University. Published in an edition of 300 signed and numbered copies. With handmade paper wrappers, incorporating mesquite leaves, and a protective envelope. First edition (first printing). Fine in wrappers. Near fine envelope.
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First Edition. 36 pages. Poems. The author taught at Southwest Texas State University. Introduction by Naomi Shihab Nye. First edition (first printing). Very good or better in wrappers.
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First Edition. 57 pages. Herndon wrote for the Austin American Stateman newspaper for many years and teaches at Austin Community College. Eight library holdings in OCLC; three in Texas (Baylor, Texas Tech, UTSA). First edition (first printing). Near fine in wrappers.
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First Edition. 60 pages. Poems inspired by the author's time teaching in China. One of 300 copies. Herndon wrote for the Austin American Stateman newspaper for many years and teaches at Austin Community College. Five library holdings in OCLC; three in Texas (UT, UTEP, UTSA). First edition (first printing). Very.....
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First Edition. [24] pages. Poems. Bonazzi publishes as Latitudes Press. He was born in New York but has lived for many years in Texas. First edition (first printing). Very good to near fine in wrappers.
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First Edition. 285 pages. A collection of columns from the San Antonio Express. First edition (first printing). Fine in wrappers (paperback). Inscribed by the author.
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100 leaves, printed rectos (front side) only. A reissue of two of de Hoyos's best-known books. Illustrated in color. With a bibliography of M & A Editions, founded by de Hoyos and her husband, Moisés Sandoval. This book is part of a retrospective series put out by Sandoval after de Hoyos.....
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Uncorrected Proof. 178 pages. The uncorrected proof of the first hardcover edition of the first Hap and Leonard novel. The hardcover was published a few months after the paperback. The proof is quite uncommon. The location of the publisher is misspelled Shingletwon on the cover. Uncorrected proof in gray paper.....
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First Edition. 266 pages. A collection of columns from the Dallas Times Herald and essays in other publications. First edition (first printing). Near fine in a near fine dust jacket but for a short tear to the rear panel. Nicely inscribed, "For ___, a belated rhapsody to you for your.....
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First edition. 83 pages. A collection of poems in English with facing Spanish translations. Most of these poems appeared in literary journals and were not previously published in de Hoyos' earlier books. Translations by Mireya Robles. Introduction by Evangelina Vigil. Back cover note by Bernice Zamora. The first edition was published.....
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76 pages. One of the winners of the 2000 Premio Poesía Tejana prize honoring new Latina poets from Texas. The author's third book. The book was published in an edition of 500 signed and numbered copies, however a pair of printing errors resulted in a second printing with a date.....
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First edition. 51 pages. One of the winners of the 2000 Premio Poesía Tejana prize honoring new Latina poets from Texas. A bilingual collection of poems, written in Spanish and translated into English by James Hoggard. Published in an edition of 500 signed and numbered copies, the entire print run.....
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First edition. Unpaginated but 32 pages. A collection of poems by this award-winning Palestinean American poet who lives in San Antonio, Texas. One of 500 copies signed by the author. Fine in wrappers. Signed by the author on the colophon.
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