First Edition. A special set of this anthology edited by Lansdale assembled by the collector Tom Garner. Tom paired a copy of the limited edition (one of 550 signed copies) and the uncorrected proof with three original illustrations by Glenn Chadbourne. The books and art are housed in a custom.....

First Edition. A novella set in Depression-era Texas with characters from Lansdale's The Bottoms. This is the lettered issue of 26 copies, which came with a lettered copy bound in quarter leather; a copy of the signed and numbered issue but with a matching letter, and an uncorrected proof, all.....

First Edition. A collection of P.I. stories collected from magazine appearances by these two Texas writers. Included are three Slater stories by Lansdale, three Sloane stories by Shiner, and three Talbot stories co-written by Lansdale and Shiner. Each author also contributes essays about the characters and their journeys into print.....

First Edition. A bungling burglar hides out with the denizens of a traveling freak show. Classic Lansdale weirdness. The trade edition was issued by the Mysterious Press. This is the limited edition of 26 lettered copies (there were also 400 numbered limiteds), all signed by the author. 245 pages. Illustrated.....

First Edition. A collection of short stories with a supernatural bent with a five-page introduction by Lansdale. This Subterranean Press edition is the only edition of this book. It was published in a trade hardcover and this lettered issue, limited to just 15 copies, making this one of the scarcest.....

First Edition. A collection of early stories and articles. This is one of 26 lettered copies of the limited edition, which includes two pieces that aren't in the 259-page trade issue. The book is bound in maroon bonded leather. 337 pages. First edition (first printing). A fine copy in a......

First Edition. A novel about a teen-aged waitress in East Texas. Published in an edition of 400 numbered copies, signed by Lansdale. 263 pages. First edition (first printing). A fine copy in a fine dust jacket. This is copy 8, from the late Tom Garner's Subterranean Press lifetime subscription.

First Edition. Ten writers offer short stories based on Lansdale's character, God of the Razor. In addition, Lansdale contributes his first GotR story and a new novella written for the book. Illustrated by Glenn Chadbourne. This is one of 500 numbered copies, signed by Lansdale, the editors, and nine of.....

First Edition. Lansdale's first hardcover book and something of a cult classic, published in the Double D Western series. Present here a photocopied typescript with corrections and queries from the copyeditor in various colors of pencil and Lansdale's handwritten responses in red ink. Accompanying the typescript is an explanation from.....

First Edition. McMurtry's second novel. Filmed by Sidney Lumet as Lovin' Molly in 1974. The book came out while the hit movie Hud was still in the theaters, so the book got a lot more attention than most second novels are accorded. But the book was controversial in McMurtry's native.....

First Edition. A nice copy of this Hewey Calloway novel, inscribed twice with references to the title. This book was adapted for a TV movie by Tommy Lee Jones, who wrote the teleplay and starred opposite Frances McDormand, with Sissy Spacek and Sam Shepard in supporting roles. 253 pages. First.....

First Edition. A signed first edition of this sequel to The Desert Rose, from McMurtry's library in Archer City, Texas, and his bookplate mounted to the inside front cover. Most of McMurtry's own copies of books were not signed—why would an author sign his own book? Probably for the usual.....

First Edition. McMurtry's first collection of essays, covering Texas history, Texas writers, cowboys, and as a coda to The Last Picture Show, sex in Archer City, Texas. At the time, McMurtry was best known as the writer whose first book Horseman, Pass By had been made into the movie, Hud.....