First Edition. The first book in which Asimov begins to link his Robot and Foundation series. This is one of 750 signed and numbered copies of the limited first edition. Color frontispiece and dust jacket art by Paul Lehr. Asimov, the author of hundreds of books, found huge commercial success.....

First Edition. A rock 'n' roll novella in which two men in a big band fall for each other. This is one of 9 lettered copies, from an edition of 609 copies. The book is bound in black cloth, with the title embossed on the front board. The book is.....

First Edition. A full-color picture book. First edition (first printing, with a numberline ending in 1). A fine copy in a fine dust jacket. Inscribed by the illustrator, "To Alison, love Jan Brett" and then signed by Eve Bunting, who adds the date, 1991. Uncommon signed.

First Thus. The author's sixth novel. Adapted for the 2006 movie starring Paul and Michelle Williams. This is the mass market paperback. First paperback edition (first printing, with no indications of later printings). A near fine, tight copy inscribed, "For Ali, Keep the faith, Bro, Best Harry Crews."

A signed edition, based on the 10th anniversary edition, which was expanded by 12,000 words. Winner of the Hugo, Nebula, Locus, and Bram Stoker awards for the original text. A fine leatherbound copy; no dust jacket, as issued. Signed by Gaiman, with the certificate of authenticity and the publisher's "note".....

First Edition. Nine short stories and a poem for a young-adult audience. First edition (first printing). A near fine copy in a near fine dust jacket. The spine ends are bumped. This copy has a nice inscription on the title page, "M is for Michelle, Neil Gaiman." For some reason.....

First Edition. A faeire story, set in mid nineteenth-century England and written in the style of early 20th century British fantasy writers, like Lord Dunsany. I can't say for sure at the moment, but I think the US edition came out before the UK version. 238 pages. First edition (first.....

First US edition. A young adult fantasy novel about an orphaned boy raised by ghost-like creatures in a graveyard. Illustrated by Dave McKean. According to the publishers, this is the only book to win both the Newbery Medal and the Carnegie Medal. It appears that the US edition is the.....

First Edition. A collection of long, political, narrative poems that argue that the US should not have gotten involved in World War Two. Jeffers' position was so unpopular that the publisher put a disclaimer in the book and on the jacket stating they disagreed with their author. This is one.....