New York: Fordham University Press, 1995. First edition. In paperwraps. Presentation copy INSCRIBED BY BROPHY, "for Allen Mears/ Whose bibliographic attention and/ collector's expertise keep us all on/ our toes -- and whose creative/ and well-focused curiosity is the/ delight of Jeffers scholars and aficionados./ We herald you/ Bob Brophy/..... Item #55625 More

Santa Barbara: Capra Press, (1977). First edition, trade issue. BOLDLY SIGNED BY JONG ON TITLE PAGE. Four essays by "as disparate a crew as America is a country, [who] have created a crashing concert of voices that could bring down Mt. Rushmore" (from the jacket flap). Includes "Report from Lock-Up"..... Item #71693 More

Evanston, W. M. Carpenter, 1929. First edition. One of only 100 copies printed for private circulation. [Richards B83]. Includes the first book appearance of Kipling's "Speech on Behalf of the Old Boys" and the first appearance of several Kipling letters. A history of Kipling's prepatory school by Chicago manufacturer William..... Item #54182 More

Garden City: Doubleday, Page & Co., 1924. First U.S. edition. SIGNED BY KIPLING on title page. Fine in near fine dust jacket with internal archival tape repair to few splits and tears. Housed in custom cloth chemise and slipcase with gilt-stamped leather titling labels on spine. Scarce to rare signed..... Item #54125 More

Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, (1988). First edition. SIGNED BY LYTLE on the title page. Essays from one of the original Agrarians on others' works, here and abroad, and on his own work, including the writing of THE VELVET HORN, in an essay titled, "The Working Novelist and the..... Item #72144 More

New York: Dial Press, 1966. First edition. First issue with frontis photo tipped in. INSCRIBED, "To Paul Jacobs Cheers, Norman Mailer, Oct. '79." Paul Jacobs (1918-1978) was a pioneering activist, journalist, and co-founder of Mother Jones magazine. Mailer's interpretation of the Goldwater Convention in San Francisco, take on the United..... Item #49147 More

(Tampa: Norman Mailer Society, 2007). First edition. The inaugural issue. Edited by Phillip Sipiora. Number 39 of 40 copies SIGNED BY MAILER AND SIPIORA. There were an additional 16 copies for presentation. Includes two first book appearances: his tribute to friend Robert Lucid and an excerpt from his unpublished play..... Item #54875 More

(London): Andre Deustch, (1964). First UK edition. SIGNED by Mailer on the title page. A grouping of essays Mailer addressed to President Kennedy. Light fading along edges of cloth, though gilt is still bright; otherwise near fine in dust jacket with a small faint damp stain at top of front..... Item #48428 More

Boston: Little, Brown, (1971). First edition. INSCRIBED "To Elizabeth / Again with pleasure. Norman." Few underlinings and margin marks, base of spine faded, otherwise near fine in very good to near fine, price-clipped, black dust jacket showing rubbing to spine ends and corners. Item #48205 More

Austin: Encino Press, 1968. First edition, second issue with "skyscrapers" on page 105. Reportedly all but 15 of the error-riddled first issue were destroyed. In first-issue dust jacket with "garnished wtih" and "head" for "heard" on front flap. Very good or better with small rub to author's name on front..... Item #55032 More

(Norfolk): New Directions, no-date [1952]. First U.S. edition. This publication was a joint venture between New Directions and Peter Owens in London but the sheets, which were printed in Ireland, were held up in U.S. customs resulting in the UK edition preceding this one. Ruminations on key books in his..... Item #54174 More

Santa Barbara: Capra Press, 1972. First edition in English. SIGNED BY MILLER. Trade issue in 5.5 x 7.5" pictorial paperwraps; 47 pages. Near fine in slightly aged paperwraps with barest wear and a small, faint stain under Miller's signature on title page. Item #54160 More

New York: Viking Press, 1961. First edition, second impression omitting printer's name and adding "Printed in the U.S.A." as last line on copyright page. In dark gray paper boards with medium gray cloth spine stamped in black (vs the reddish-orange cloth with gold spine lettering of the first impression/printing). Includes..... Item #53636 More