First Edition. 404 pages. A collection of Cartwright's best magazine work from the 1970s. Cartwright was sort of the Texas version of Hunter S. Thompson, writing outrageous stories about the remarkable characters found in Texas. First edition (first printing). A near fine copy (remainder mark on top edge) in a near.....

64 pages. 4 by 5 inches. With a four-page biography of Chaplin and then a collection of jokes and stories that seem to have little to do with Charlie Chaplin, although a drawing of the actor appears on the cover in his Little Tramp outfit. The author is probably Robert Edmund.....

First Edition. The first Hieronymus "Harry" Bosch novel. Winner of the Edgar Award for best mystery. 375 pages. First edition (first printing; numberline ending in 1). A fine copy in a fine dust jacket. Signed by the author with an early, almost-legible signature.

First Edition. 812 pages. A massive and massively influential poetry anthology that has remained in print and a steady seller for two decades. Forché gathers writers from around the world responding to the worst of humanity, from war to genocide to political oppression, finding art in the darkest places. First.....

First Edition. 56 pages. The libretto for an opera; Joe Barber wrote the score (not published here). The trade edition was issued in blue cloth with the title stamped in gilt on the cover and the spine. This variant has no spine stamping and the title is in silver on the.....

[xx], 551 pages. A signed limited edition from The Franklin Library with a two-page introduction by Heller written especially for this edition. Bound in lue leather covers with gold lettering and decoration on spine and covers, with a silk bookmark. A near fine copy but for a dented area on the.....

First Edition. 143 pages. A collection of essays and short stories by the creator of the Hap and Leonard series. This is one of 750 signed and numbered hardcover copies. First edition (first printing). Fine in a fine dust jacket. This is a PC ("presentation copy") given by Lansdale to one.....

First Edition. 244 and 242 pages. Collects poems from España en el corazón; Canto general; and Coral del año nuevo... with a few new poems and several long speeches and essays on political topics. First editions (first printings of both volumes). Short split at the top of the spine of volume.....

A film press kit for the science fiction movie starring Schwarzenegger and Sharon Stone, directed by Paul Verhoeven, and based on the Phillip K. Dick story, "We Can Remember It for You Wholesale." This kit includes 15 film stills, numbered 1, 3–12, 14–17. Accompanying the stills is a 44-page booklet.....

First Edition. 18 by 24 inches. Seven color silkscreen (serigraph) on Coventry deckle edge paper. Officially titled "Purple Heart." Captioned below the image, "Formal portrait of the science fiction writer Kilgore Trout, wearing a purple heart awarded in December 1944 for frostbite during World War Two in Europe, posed for.....

208 pages. A collection of essays about Kurt Vonnegut and his writing. This is a tall proof (5-1/4 by 10-3/4 inches) in greenish wrappers. A bit of fading to front cover, else fine. Signed by Vonnegut on the half-title and scarce thus.

Original pen-and-ink drawing. Roughly 6 by 9 inches. This drawing depicts a window washer on the outside of a tall building. Probably from 1943 to 1946, when Williams was a staff illustrator for the New Yorker magazine. Only seven of his drawings ever appeared in the magazine during his three years.....