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New York, 1994. 1st. hardcover. Fine. Unclipped ($15.95)./Fine..

london and glasgow: collins, 1951. early edition, 1951. novel based on the real life of french painter henri de toulouse-lautrec (1864 - 1901) an active participant in paris's bohemian subculture. the novel takes place in and around the moulin rouge burlesque palace. la mure's story was the basis for the 1952 british film of the same title as the book. collins: london and glasgow. 5.25x8". 448 pages. book condition: very good +. jacket condition: tape marks from previous preservation methods. stain to back cover. unclipped (12s. 6d.) very good -.

new york: mcgraw-hill book company, 1964. first edition,1964. memoir by francise gilot of the years she spent with the famous pablo picasso. gilot and picasso had a friendship, a love affair, and a relationship of ten years, during which gilot gave birth to the artist's two children. new york: mcgraw-hill book company. 373 pages. 6.5x6.15". hardcover. bound in cloth-covered boards. jacket condition: slight shelfwear throughout. negligible closed tear to back cover. book condition: fine.

richmond, massachusetts: black barn editions, 2007. first edition, 2007. richmond, massachusetts: black barn editions. ISBN: 9780979335204. hardcover. book condition: near fine+. jacket condition: near fine+.

solar books, 2011. 2011. scarce. french poetic novel originally published in 1869. the work was discovered by the surrealists who found it fundamental to their doctrines. in 1933 salvador dalí produced a series of illustrations to accompany the novel. this 2011 edition reproduces 20 of dalí's illustrations for the first time. solar books. isbn: 978-0982-04687. 5.5 x 8.5". 262 pages. paperback. bound in colored paper wrappers. book condition: near fine.

Dial Press, New York, 1944. 1st American Edition/ 1st Printing, Hardcover. Book: Fine. DJ: Fine, unclipped ($2.75) ..

florida: harcourt publishing company, 2008. first edition, 2008. le guin's last novel which won the 2009 locus award for best fantasy novel. recounts the life of the minor character lavinia from the epic poem the aeneid. florida: harcourt publishing company. isbn: 9780151014248. book condition: fine. jacket condition: fine.

new york: harcourt, 2001. first edition, 2001. collection of short stories by acclaimed sci-fi author. contains novella "the finder," and the short stories "the bones of the earth," "darkrose and diamond," "on the high marsh,"and "dragonfly." accompanies five novels, published between 1968 and 2001, all set in the fictional archipelago of earthsea. the collection, which further explores this universe, won the endeavour award and the locus award. adapted for film in 2006 by goro miyazaki. new york: harcourt. isbn: 0151005613. hardcover. book condition: fine. jacket condition: fine.

new york: world publishing company, 1970. first edition, 1970. introduction by allen ginsberg. new york: world publishing company/ a douglas book. 5.6x8.4". 154 pages. hardcover. bound in paper-covered boards. book condition: near fine. jacket condition: minor shelfwear. unclipped ($6.95). very good +.

new york: pocket books, 1982. first edition, 1982. a collection of witty essays that examine the absurdity of modernity. like the author herself, these essays have become iconic for their sharp observations and humorous take on the complexities of contemporary life. new york: pocket books. 7x4". 157 pages. mass market paperback. isbn: 0671450476. book condition: fine.

new york: harper and row, 1974. book club edition, 1974. utopian sci-fi novel by celebrated speculative fiction author. one of seven of le guin's hainish cycle novels, "the dispossessed" is set on anarres and urras, fictional inhabited worlds of the star tau certi. the novel traverses capitalistic and anarcho-syndicalist societies, exploring their respective economic and political situations. this was one of a very small number of books to recieve the hugo, locus, and nebula awards for best novel. new york: harper and row. 338 pages. 5.5x8.5". hardcover. bound in paper-covered boards. book condition: moderate bumping to head of spine. fine-. jacket condition: mild soiling, closed-tear and negligible staining to front panel, mild stain to back flap. very good ++.

new york: quality paperback club, 1991. out of print, 1991. collection of three books by the acclaimed speculative and science fiction writer, ursula le guin (1929 - 2018). "the lathe of heaven," which was first published in 1971, follows a man whose dreams are able to alter past and present realities. from 1974, the utopian "the dispossessed" is one of few books to win all three hugo, locus, and nebula awards for best novel. and "the wind's twelve quarters" is a collection of le guin's short stories first published in 1975. this edition of the three works was created for the quality paperback book club. new york: quality paperback club. 303 pages. 5.5 x 8". softcover. bound in colored paper wrappers. book condition: light reading crease to spine. mild shelfwear throughout. very good +.

new york: berkley medallion books, 1971. mass market paperback, 3rd printing. very good, toning to block, wear on most edges and corners, small piece of blue color on back cover pulled up..

new york: ariel books, 1963. 2nd printing, 1963. in l'engle's science fiction novel, children journey to other dimensions alongside shapeshifting old women. together, they confront a formless being as they grapple with their roles in the battle between good and evil. ariel books: new york. 211 pages. 5.75x8.25". book condition: large loss to front cover. closed tear to back cover. shelwear throughout. very good+.

ann arbor: ardis, 1984. 1st us edition, 1984. translated and edited by helena goscilo. ann arbor: ardis. isbn: 0882336835. hardcover. book condition: bumping to head and foot of spine. jacket condition: fine.

New York: farrar, straus and giroux, 2019. signed 1st edition/1st printing. hardcover. fine/fine. clipped (27.00)..

cambridge: harvard university press, 1947. first edition, 1947. a set of six lectures given by the great contemporary russian composer igor stravinsky (1882-1971) at harvard university in 1939. includes an introduction by the poet george seferis. cambridge: harvard university press. 142 pages. 5.25 x 7.5". hardcover. bound in cloth-covered boards. book condition: mild shelfwear throughout. very good +. jacket condition: tear to front. small losses to rear. shelfwear throughout. unclipped ($2.50). very good.

new york: grove press, 1969. first edition. mass market paperback.

new york: new directions, 1971. first edition, 1971. new york: new directions. 86 pages. 8.25 x 5.5" . hardcover. bound in paper and cloth-covered boards. book condition: near fine. jacket condition: unclipped ($6.50). near fine.

new york: atheneum, 1985. 1st. softcover. signed.