New York: Crown Publishers, 2007. First edition. "A raging, hilarious, and profane love song to the great American redneck" --Sherman Alexie (cover blurb). Advance reading copy with "Uncorrected Proof - Not for Sale" on cover. White pictorial paperwraps. Very good. From the collection of sports writer Paul "Dr. Z" Zimmerman..... Item #55416 More
New York: Knopf, 1930. First edition. The hard-boiled mystery writer's first regularly published book, essays of sorts in a series of imagined dialogues on the workings and non-workings of government. Octavo gray cloth boards stamped in black (or perhaps dark blue) on front and spine, publisher's logo blindstamped on back..... Item #54059 More
New York: William Morrow & Company, Inc., 1972. First edition. Review copy with publisher's review slip indicating publication date of August 26, 1972, and promo letter laid in reading in part, "Thirty-six years after his humiliation of Hitler, Jesse Owens has been invited by the German government to be a...... Item #55557 More
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Munchen: Der Ziegelbrenner, 1917-20. First edition. German language ANARCHIST MAGAZINE that reportedly escaped censorship due to it being misclassified by authorities as a magazine for bricklayers. Edited under the name Ret Marut up until March 1919, after which Marut remained anonymous, identified on the rear cover only as being "known..... Item #54291 More
[New York]: (Dressmakers' Joint Council, ILGWU, 1967). First edition. Rare, presumed unique, tribute book for Charles Sasha Zimmerman (1897 – 1983), published “as an expression of affection and respect for the Council's General Manager” in honor of his 70th birthday. Zimmerman was involved with labor, civil rights, and social welfare..... Item #72785 More