First Edition. A limited edition of an early and previously unpublished semi-autobiographical short story about a struggling writer living in Greenwich Village, which Thompson wrote when he was a struggling writer living in New York City. Illustrated in typically exuberant style by Steadman. The final pages of the book are.....

First Edition. A postcard reprinting Vonnegut's design for an Absolut Vodka ad campaign in the mid-1990s. This is one of 23 copies signed and numbered by Vonnegut on the front. Early in his writing career, Vonnegut worked in advertising and considered a career in the fine arts. Later in life.....

First British edition. The first UK edition of this "experimental television script composed mainly of bits and pieces of stories written by Kurt Vonnegut, Jr., over the past twenty years" (quoted from the US dust jacket). A paperback original; there was no hardcover edition in the UK. The film aired.....

First Edition. A novel; the fictional autobiography of the abstract painter Rabo Karabekian. [xii], 300 pages. First edition (first printing). A fine copy in a fine dust jacket. Signed by Vonnegut on the half-title page. A review copy with a press release and a press photo laid in. This copy.....

First Edition. A novel; the fictional autobiography of the abstract painter Rabo Karabekian. Bound in bonded leather, signed by Vonnegut on a tipped-in leaf.Includes a three-page introduction by Vonnegut written especially for this edition. Bound in dark blue leather, stamped in gilt. Issued more or less simultaneously with the signed.....

First British edition. A novel; the fictional autobiography of the abstract painter Rabo Karabekian. [xii], 300 pages. First edition (first printing; stating "First published..." with no indication of later printings). A fine copy in a very good dust jacket with a thin lamination wrinkle running from the top to the.....

Uncorrected Proof. The uncorrected proof, bound in tall, green wrappers, of this novel about a man obsessed with the writings of Kilgore Trout. 234, [4:blank] pages. Covers creased; page edges a bit thumb-soiled, thus very good. Signed by Vonnegut, and scarce thus. This copy is housed in a black clamshell.....

First British edition. A novel about a man obsessed with the writings of Kilgore Trout, Vonnegut's fictional alter-ego, a hapless science fiction writer. [viii], 296 pages. First UK edition (states "First published..." with no indication of later printings). A near fine copy in a like dust jacket. Signed by Vonnegut.....

First Edition. A paperback-original collection of stories, most of which were republished in hardcover as Welcome to the Monkey House. Gold Medal Books S1153. Thirty-five-cent cover price. First edition (first printing stated). A very good copy with bits of loss to the spine ends and cornes. Signed by Vonnegut. This.....

First Edition. "Truths are cyanide to human beings, body and soul"—dust jacket. An early novel from Vonnegut, described in Anatomy of Wonder as "absurdist science fiction." Published in an edition of 6000 copies (according to the Ahearns' Author Price Guide). [iv], 233, [3:blank] pages. First edition (stated). A near fine.....

A signed, bonded leather edition of this early novel from Vonnegut, described in Anatomy of Wonder as "absurdist science fiction." A fine copy in brown leather, stamped in gilt. Signed by Vonnegut. With the COA, notes sheet, and an unused Easton Press bookplate.