First Edition. One of 200 signed, numbered copies of this collection of poems, most written before 1940 (there were also 1000 paperbacks and 26 lettered copies). 59, [1] pages. Bound in printed paper over boards with a green cloth spine; paper spine label. First edition (first printing). A near fine.....

First edition, hardcover issue. A copy of Billy Collins's first book from a commercial publisher, inscribed to two Pulitzer Prize–winning writers. Collins was later appointed the U.S. poet laureate and wrote some of the best-selling collections of poems in the 21st century. His work is immediately accessible and often funny.....

First Edition. Selections from four previous books of poems plus a number of previously uncollected pieces. Johnson was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for fiction a couple of times. 225 pages. First edition (first printing, with a numberline ending in 1). A near fine copy (top edge lightly dust.....

First Edition. A designated "review copy" outside of the 350 signed, numbered copies of this collection of two essays (Beyond 1984, Remembrance of Things Future) and two poems (They Have Not Seen the Stars, The East is Up!). The Ahearns Author Price Guide for Bradbury notes copies designated for the.....

First Edition. An attractive edition of Carroll's poem, illustrated from woodcuts by Moser. This is the trade edition; there was a 350-copy signed, numbered issue from the Lewis Carroll Society and a 100-copy issue from Moser's Pennyroyal Press, which included original woodblock prints. 45 pages. Five full-page illustrations and four.....

Third edition of this Spanish reader for advanced students (books one and two were for children). The majority of the writers are from Spain, but there is a section of prose writers ("prosadores") from Latin America, with thirty examples by two dozen writers. The poetry section includes 8 Latin American.....

First Edition. An extraordinary association copy between two Poets Laureate of the United States, both Pulitzer Prize winners. This copy of Great Plains poet Ted Kooser's third collection of work is inscribed with a drawing to Elizabeth Bishop (1911–1979). Kooser won the Pulitzer Prize in 2005 and was Poet Laureate.....

First Edition. A signed copy of the uncommon hardcover issue of this collection of poems inspired by Harrison's Zen practice. The book was also published in paperback at the same time as this hardcover. According to Orr and Torrey's bibliography, A29a, there were only 500 hardcover copies. x, 97 pages.....

First edition, hardcover issue. A signed copy of this early collection of poems, here in the simultaneous hardcover issue. 64 pages. First edition (first printing stated). A near fine copy in a near fine dust jacket with a few short tears at the edges. Signed by Harrison on the title.....

First edition. First edition of Neruda's posthumously published memoirs, number 159 of the special large paper issue in a half-leather publisher's binding. Published six months after Neruda's death in 1973, this autobiography was completed by his widow Matilde Neruda and Miguel Otero Silva from the poet's original manuscript. The text.....

First Edition. An anthology of the work of five poets. One of 1000 copies in wrappers (paperback). Harrison's contribution is "In Interims: Outlyer." Orr and Torrey's Jim Harrison bibliography, B20. 61 pages. First edition (first printing, with no indication of later printings). A fine copy. Signed by Harrison on the.....

First Edition. An artist's book collaboration between Chilean poet Enrique Lihn and designer Eugenio Dittborn, with Lihn's experimental verse alongside striking graphic elements and photomontages, published in an edition of 600 copies during the Pinochet dictatorship. The work centers on Lihn's literary alter ego "Gerardo de Pompier," and it emerged.....

First edition. First edition of an early anthology featuring Texas border poets, including several Mexican American writers, published in 1939 by The Kaleidograph Press. This collection represents works from the Border Poets group, established in 1933 in Kingsville, Texas. This is a rare pre-war literary anthology that included Mexican American.....