A short postcard addressed to the bookseller Peter Howard, of Serendipity Books in Berkeley. "Peter—thanks for writing such a kind and appreciative letter about me & my work—See you in December. Best Diane di P." Fine. The post card is not dated and the postmark is hard to read but.....

First Edition. Holmes's diary entries from the 1960s concerning Jack Kerouac. Holmes was one of the earliest Beat writers. This book was published in an edition of an unspecified number of copies (a few hundred), all signed and numbered by the author. [20] pages. 7-1/2 by 5-1/2 inches (oblong). First.....

First Edition. A Duluoz novel. First edition (states "First printing, 1962" on the copyright page). Previous owner's name inside, else a near fine hardcover copy in a very good, price-clipped dust jacket. The jacket has a few short closed tears and shows the surface scuffing common to the white portion.....

First Edition. A memoir of an adventure in Paris seeking the origins of the author's surname. First edition (first printing). Previous owner's name on the front paste-down, else a fine copy in a near fine jacket with a 50-cent price inked on the front flap.

First edition. Kerouac's fourth novel, published a year after On the Road. Published in an edition of 13,000 copies. First edition (first printing). An attractive, square copy on the outside, but with a prior owner's name and a list of the characters and their real-life counterparts written in ink on.....

First edition. "Text ad-libbed by Jack Kerouac for the film by Robert Frank and Alfred Leslie." Illustrated with stills from the film. Evergreen Original E-294. First edition (states "First Printing" on the copyright page). Crease to bottom front corner, spine a bit faded and crease, but generally very good or.....

First Edition. A novel of male middle age set in Greenwich Village, with brief mentions of characters based on Beat writers. First edition (stated). A near fine copy in a very good tanned dust jacket, missing a small chip at the top of the spine. This copy has an intriguing.....

First edition. Essays and poems and a few black-and-white illustrations. 175 pages. First edition (no statement of later printing). A fine copy in a near fine dust jacket at bit tanned on the back of the spine. Inscribed on the title page, with a drawing, by McClure.

First Edition. Autobiographical prose pieces about Rexroth's life from the late 1920s into the 1940s. 61 pages. Limited to 350 signed and numbered copies. First edition. A near fine copy in a near fine dust jacket. Signed by Rexroth on the front free endpaper. Copy 329 of 350.

First Edition. "They lived in a whirlwind of free and easy love and sin. Sampling, overtaking, taking and partaking of the dish of sex that they desired..." CL 155. 95 cents on cover. 160 pages. First edition (first printing). A near fine copy in wrappers (paperback).

First Edition. A play based on Jack Kerouac, Neal Cassady, and Gregory Corso, but with different names. This is one of 50 numbered copies, signed by the author with a leaf of the original typescript in an envelope at the back of the book. These 50 copies were bound in.....