First Edition. A collection of essays that mostly first appeared in Playboy or Esquire. Included here are an inscribed copy of the first edition and an inscribed copy of the uncorrected proof. These books came from the collection of Crews's friend and fan, Tom Garner, who obtained many inscribed books.....

First Edition. Crew's first book, one of 4000 copies, according to the Ahearn Author Price Guide. First edition (first printing). A very good copy with a small stain on the top edge and thinning spots on the endpapers from erasures. The jacket is very good to near fine with minor.....

First Edition. The first US and UK editions of Crews's sixth novel, from the collection of his friend and fan, Tom Garner. This pair of books is housed in one of Garner's distinctive black-cloth clamshell boxes. The American edition is inscribed, although I can't quite decipher Crews's handwriting: "From what.....

First Edition Thus. A reissue of a Hewey Calloway novel. Kelton might be the only writer of Westerns who is both sold in drugstore mass market paperbacks and in hardcovers put out by a scholarly university press. Published as book number one in the Texas Tradition series. This book was.....

A commemorative first day of issue envelope for the 22-cent William Faulkner stamp postmarked in Oxford, Mississippi on August 3, 1987. The envelope is inscribed to the Texas collector Tom Garner, "Dear Tom, They don't get any better 'an this guy. Ken Kesey." Near fine. Unusual.

First Edition. A collection of essays, some previously published in Rolling Stone, Playboy, and other periodicals. Present here are a first edition and a proof, both signed. First edition of the final book (first printing with "First published" on the copyright page and no indication of later printings). A very.....

First Edition. A crazy illustrated anthology, with contributions from Neal Cassady, Alan Ginsberg, and Paul Krassner. For some reason, Arthur Miller was tapped to write an introduction: "This is, of course, a chaotic volume, and cynics will easily dispose of it as a transparent attempt to capitalize on twice- published.....

A one-page publicity sheet for all of Kesey's books. Kesey has drawn a speech balloon from the Penguin Books log reading, "Hmm... that guy looks a lot like Ken Kesey." 8-1/2 by 11 inches printed on two-color publisher's letterhead. Very near fine.