
E-list # 147
Year-End Clearance
HEYNEN, Jim
Ann Arbor, Bear Claw Press, (1976). An early collection by this non-Indian writer, which focuses on themes relating to the Plains Indians and Custer, and includes a section of translations by the author from Lakota. Near fine in wrappers.
[#003011]
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HIAASEN, Carl
June 28 (1995). Agreeing to sign a book. Postal markings and a scrape that affects one letter; near fine.
[#016276]
$20
HIAASEN, Carl
(New Orleans), B.E. Trice, (1997). The limited edition of this comic mystery set in South Florida, consisting of the sheets of the publisher's trade edition with an added colophon and a different binding. Of a total edition of 176 copies, this is number 65 of 150 numbered copies signed by the author. Fine in slipcase.
[#011883]
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HIGGINS, Joanna
Sag Harbor, Permanent Press, (1998). Well-received first novel, a Civil War story of a Union prisoner, which had a first printing of only 2400 copies and was reprinted several times very soon after publication. Fine in a fine dust jacket.
[#018927]
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HIGHWATER, Jamake
NY, A&W, (1978). A survey and analysis of contemporary dance by this prolific author. Small quarto, heavily illustrated with photographs. Fine in a near fine dust jacket with some minor edge wear. An uncommon book in fine condition.
[#003014]
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HIGHWATER, Jamake
NY, Thomas Crowell, (1978). A novel about the Stephens and Catherwood trips through southern Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, and the Yucatan peninsula in the 1830s that rediscovered the ruins of the Mayan civilization, record of which had been lost to Europeans by the 19th century, and was entirely new to Americans. Their two books -- Incidents of Travel in the Yucatan and Incidents of Travel in Central America, Chiapas and the Yucatan -- were popular, colorful accounts that were also archeologically important for the highly detailed drawings Catherwood did of the ruins and glyphic writings of the Mayans. Signed by the author,who was representing himself as Native American at the time but was discovered after his death to have no connection to Native American ancestors or tribes. Owner gift inscription on half-title. One corner bumped; very near fine in fine jacket.
[#003016]
$20
HIGHWATER, Jamake

HIGHWATER, Jamake

HIGHWATER, Jamake
NY, Harper & Row, (1981). Uncorrected proof copy. A discourse on the characteristics and components of an Indian aesthetic and perspective, which attempts to also define the differences between the "Western" world view and that of "primitive" cultures, particularly Native American. Highwater's thesis is that one of the great thrusts of the contemporary era is toward a fusion of the mentality of "primal" peoples with that of Western civilization, giving rise to a new perspective that transcends them both. It is borne out, he says, in many specific ways, such as the trend toward a postmodern aesthetic that challenges old assumptions about what constitute valid experiences. Highwater’s identity challenged a number of notions: he portrayed himself as being of Blackfeet/Cherokee heritage but turned out to be falsely representing himself -- more or less successfully -- for nearly 30 years. Small stain on foredge of pages, otherwise a fine copy in wrappers.
[#003867]
$20
HIJUELOS, Oscar

HIJUELOS, Oscar

HJORTSBERG, William
Fremont, Sumac, (1973). Advance review copy of his third book, limited to 1026 copies. Fine in fine dust jacket and inscribed by the author, in 1974. With jacket flap blurbs by Jim Harrison, Thomas McGuane, and Harry Crews.
[#008574]
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HJORTSBERG, William
Fremont, Sumac, (1973). Advance review copy of his third book, limited to 1026 copies. Near fine in a very good dust jacket. With jacket flap blurbs by Jim Harrison, Thomas McGuane, and Harry Crews. Inscribed by the author.
[#012129]
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HOAGLAND, Edward

HOAGLAND, Edward

HOAGLAND, Edward

HOPE, Anthony

HOSPITAL, Janette Turner
(Toronto), McClelland & Stewart, (1982). Uncorrected proof copy of her first book, winner of Canada's Seal First Novel Award. Light edge-soiling to lower front cover; else near fine in comb-bound cardstock wrappers.
[#006426]
$40
HOUSTON, Pam

HOUSTON, Pam

HOWARD, Richard
NY, Glenn Horowitz, 2001. One of 150 copies, this copy signed and additionally inscribed by the author "with all my love." Corner crease to the front flap; else fine in saddle-stitched wrappers.
[#019688]
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(HOYEM, Andrew)
Berkeley, Rhymers Club, 1967. Handbill announcing a poetry reading by Hoyem at the University of California in Berkeley in May, 1967. Folded for mailing, with envelope. Fine.
[#019183]
$20
(Wounded Knee)
HUCK, Susan L.M.

HUGO, Richard

HULSIZER, Allan
Smithtown, Exposition Press, (1983). A vanity press publication by a white writer, written for pre-teens. Despite the title, which seems thematically all-encompassing (albeit gender-specific), each chapter is actually a story about food, and the author includes an introduction for teachers stressing that the coming global food crisis can be averted by emulating some Indian practices. A fine copy in a heavily rubbed, very good dust jacket with tiny corner chips.
[#016678]
$60
HUNTER, Evan
NY, Arbor House, (1984). The uncorrected proof copy of this mainstream novel by the author of The Blackboard Jungle, who also writes a series of highly praised police procedurals under the name Ed McBain. This copy is marked "Press Copy" on the front cover and first leaf; spine-tanned; near fine in wrappers.
[#017850]
$20
HUNTER, Kristin
NY, Scribner's, (1968). Her acclaimed and award-winning young adult novel. Owner name in pencil on front flyleaf; about very good in a dust jacket with substantial edgewear and thus only about good. Still, a scarce book.
[#006169]
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HUNTER, Stephen

IGNATOW, David

IGNATOW, David
September 14, 1978. To the editors of Farrar, Straus & Giroux: "I'm taking the liberty of submitting to you a ms. of short stories, not mine, that I think is worthy of consideration for publication..." The author on whose behalf Ignatow is writing is unnamed, although he does add that Grace Paley is interested in writing an introduction. One corner staple; editorial "logged in" remarks; folded in thirds; and typed on a machine that made only partial "o's." Near fine.
[#013665]
$40
IRVING, John
NY, Random House, (1998). The advance reading copy of the first American edition. Fine in pictorial wrappers.
[#010873]
$20
ISHERWOOD, Christopher

IVINS, Molly

JACOB, John
NY, Thunder's Mouth, (1988). Well-received first novel by an award-winning poet. This is an advance review copy. Fine in a very near fine dust jacket.
[#010056]
$20
JAMES, Allston

JARRELL, Randall

JOHNSON, Charles R.
Chicago, Johnson Publishing, 1970. The first book by this African-American author, a collection of cartoons focused on issues of race. Johnson won high praise for his first novel Faith and the Good Thing and later won the National Book Award for Middle Passage. Only issued in wrappers, a fine copy.
[#006437]
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JOHNSON, Joseph
Amherst, University of Massachusetts Press, (1998). An advance copy of this volume of letters and diaries of the Mohegan preacher Joseph Johnson, 1751-1776. 8-1/2" x 11" sheets, printing two text pages to one photocopied page, Comb-bound in plain blue cardstock covers; fine.
[#016694]
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JOHNSON, Lyndon B.

JONES, Madison
NY, Viking, (1967). Second printing. Inscribed by the author. Near fine in a near fine spine-darkened and slightly edge-worn dust jacket.
[#010674]
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JONG, Erica

JONG, Erica

JONG, Erica

JUNKINS, Donald
Amherst, U. of Massachusetts Press, 1970. The softcover issue of this collection of poems, inscribed by the author to another poet in 1976. Fine in wrappers.
[#011904]
$45
JUST, Ward
Boston, Houghton Mifflin, 1987. The uncorrected proof copy of this well-received novel. Fine in wrappers.
[#017860]
$20
KAMMHOLZ, Larry P.
(Oshkosh), (Starboard Publishing), (1990). "A Vietnam Medical-Military Adventure," the personal account of a doctor's year in Vietnam, in diary format. Heavily illustrated with his photographs, both black-and-white and color, plus evocative line drawings by Theodore William Gostas, identified as a "Combat Artist" and a POW in Vietnam, 1968-1973. This is an advance review copy, with a slip pasted to the inside front cover so indicating. Signed by the author. Quarto, softbound. Short crease to rear cover; near fine.
[#010072]
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KAPLAN, Johanna

KAPLAN, Johanna

(Film)
KAUFFMANN, Stanley

KEARNEY, Lawrence
Middleton, Wesleyan University Press, (1980). The author's first book, poetry in the Wesleyan series, this being the hardcover issue. Warmly inscribed by the author to his then-wife, the poet Ai (although the address used is "darling"). Fine in a very good dust jacket.
[#012867]
$60
KELLERMAN, Jonathan
NY, Atheneum, 1987. Uncorrected proof copy. Inscribed by the author, with "thanks for a stimulating morning." Short tear to upper front spine fold and small smudge to front cover; near fine in wrappers.
[#010687]
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KELLY, Robert
Cambridge, Pym-Randall, 1968. Of a total hardcover edition of 400 copies, this is copy 37 of 90 numbered copies signed by the author. Oblong quarto; boards bowed, else fine in a sunned, near fine dust jacket.
[#001614]
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KELLY, Robert

KELLY, Robert
Cambridge, Pym-Randall, (1967). Of a total edition of 126 copies in wrappers, this is copy "H" of 26 lettered copies signed by the author. Fine.
[#001610]
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KELLY, Robert
Los Angeles, Black Sparrow, 1968. One of 250 numbered copies in wrappers signed by the author. Fine.
[#001613]
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KELLY, Robert

KENNEDY, William
(NY), Viking, (1988). The uncorrected proof copy of one of Kennedy's Albany novels, this one set in the mid-19th century. Faint corner crease; else fine in wrappers.
[#005240]
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KENNEDY, William
(n.p.), Viking, (1988). Uncorrected proof copy of this historical novel by the author of the Pulitzer-Prize winning Ironweed. Near fine in wrappers, and signed by the author.
[#010689]
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KENNEDY, William

(KEROUAC, Jack)

KERSH, Gerald

KESEY, Ken
(n.p.), Viking, (1987). The uncorrected proof copy of this collection of short pieces, both fiction and nonfiction. "Press Copy" markings to cover and summary page; one corner crease; near fine in wrappers.
[#016287]
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(KESEY, Ken)
NY, Viking, 1986. A promotional flyer for an evening with Kesey, who was on tour with "The Thunder Machine Band" promoting his book Demon Box. Contains three previously unpublished and still-uncollected Kesey poems. A single sheet, folded to make four pages. Fine.
[#011915]
$20
KILLENS, John Oliver
NY, Trident Press, (1971). His fourth novel, fifth book. Inscribed by the author in 1972. Spotting to top stain, else fine in a very near fine dust jacket, with a crimp at the crown.
[#008175]
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KINSELLA, Thomas
NY, Atheneum, 1961. The first book to be published in the U.S. by this Irish poet. Winner of the Irish Arts Council's Triennial Book Award. This is the issue in wrappers; there was also a simultaneous hardcover edition. A near fine copy, and signed by the author.
[#008179]
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KINSELLA, W.P.
Boston, Godine, 1986. The first American edition of this collection of stories, published almost a decade after the original Canadian edition, and after the success of Shoeless Joe. Signed by the author. Foxing to top edge; else fine in a fine dust jacket.
[#019535]
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KIZER, Carolyn

KIZER, Carolyn

KOSINSKI, Jerzy
NY, St. Martin's, (1979). Seventh novel by the author of The Painted Bird, among others. This book was published just before the "scandal" broke wherein Kosinski was accused of letting his students or paramours ghost-write his own novels. Fine in a near fine dust jacket with one open edge tear down the front flap fold. Signed by the author.
[#008601]
$20
KOSINSKI, Jerzy

KOSINSKI, Jerzy
NY, Random House, (1968). Kosinski's second novel, winner of the National Book Award. Owner name front flyleaf, else fine in a very good dust jacket with some abrasion and surface wear to the unlaminated jacket and very light chipping at the spine extremities.
[#011518]
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KOSINSKI, Jerzy
NY, Random House, (1968). Kosinski's second novel, and second book published under his own name, after the highly acclaimed The Painted Bird. This title won the National Book Award. Poets House Library bookplate; else fine in a very good, spine-tanned dust jacket with a few red spots to front cover and gutter holes to rear cover.
[#015630]
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KOSINSKI, Jerzy
NY, Random House, (1968). Kosinski's second novel, and second book published under his own name, after the highly acclaimed The Painted Bird. This title won the National Book Award. This is presumably a review copy: "Courtesy of Antioch Review" stamped on front pastedown; else fine in a near fine dust jacket.
[#015631]
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KOSINSKI, Jerzy. "NOVAK, Joseph"

KOSTER, R.M.
NY, Morrow, 1972. The first book in a trilogy set in the fictional Central American country of Tinieblas, a country very similar to Panama, where the author grew up. The trilogy, and this book in particular, was highly praised for its authenticity and insight. John Le Carre thanked Koster in The Tailor of Panama for helping him and providing him access as well as "wise counsel." Nominated for the National Book Award. Signed by the author in the year of publication on the front flyleaf. Lengthy gift inscription (in Panama, apparently) on the verso of the half title. Dusty top edge; else fine in a near fine, dusty and price-clipped dust jacket.
[#010702]
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KOTKER, Norman
NY, Farrar, Straus & Giroux, (1978). Very good in a very good dust jacket and inscribed.
[#010703]
$20
KRICH, John

(Little Magazines)
KUPFERBERG, Tuli and TOPP, Sylvia (eds.)

LANCHESTER, John

LARSEN, Carl
Alondro, Henny Penny Press, 1956. Henny Penny Press Chapbook #1. Number 18 of an unspecified limitation. Larsen was a West Coast poet who was friends with Richard Brautigan, among others. Near fine in spine-tanned stapled wrappers with small organic abrasions to the rear cover.
[#017135]
$20
LASDUN, James

LEAST HEAT MOON, William
December 14, 1986. A brief note to the editor of Art & Antiques magazine, congratulating him on a recent Wyeth issue. Folded for mailing, else fine, with envelope.
[#016712]
$20
LEAST HEAT MOON, William
Boston, Houghton Mifflin, 1991. The advance reading copy of his second book, like his first an exploration of place but in this case, rather than an extended road trip, the author focuses on one small section of Kansas. Signed by the author. Fine in wrappers.
[#016715]
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LEAVITT, David
NY, Weidenfeld & Nicolson, (1989). A review copy of his second novel. Signed by the author. Fine in a spine-faded; else fine dust jacket.
[#012115]
$20
LEAVITT, David

LEITHAUSER, Brad

LESTER, Julius
NY, Dial, (1968). A book for young adults that was a Newberry Honor book. A minor classic, and very scarce in the first printing. This copy has an ink initial on the front flyleaf and the half title; near fine in a very good dust jacket that is worn at the spine extremities and rubbed through at the spine folds.
[#001232]
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LEVIN, Jennifer
NY, Poseidon, (1982). First book, a novel about a long distance swimmer, which was nominated for a PEN/Hemingway award. This is the uncorrected proof copy. Fine in wrappers with publication date written on front cover and publisher's information sheet laid in.
[#006473]
$20
LISH, Gordon

(Fugitive Poets: MOORE, Merrill and DAVIDSON, Donald)
LITTLEDALE, H.

LITTLE, Loyd
NY, Viking, (1975). The uncorrected proof copy of his first novel, winner of the Ernest Hemingway Foundation Award. Set in Vietnam in 1964 among a group of Green Beret advisors in a small Vietnamese hamlet. "Senior Center Library" stamps to all page edges; else fine in wrappers. The published price was changed from the price indicated on the proof. Not a proof we have seen often.
[#010101]
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LIVINGSTONE, Richard N
(Hampton), Hampton House, 1971. Antiwar poetry illustrated by photographs from Wide World Photos of Vietnam war victims. Fine in stapled wrappers. Polemical, damning poetry ("...we who damn/and desecrate our country's name/with other patriots' blood...") Uncommon.
[#010361]
$20
LOPEZ, Barry

LOPEZ, Barry
Athens, University of Georgia Press, (1997). A short story, attractively illustrated by Tom Pohrt, who also illustrated Lopez's Crow and Weasel. Signed by both Lopez and Pohrt on a Tom Pohrt-designed bookplate, laid in. Fine in a fine dust jacket.
[#015246]
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LURIE, Alison
NY, Random House, (1984). The uncorrected proof copy of this novel that was a surprise winner of the Pulitzer Prize. Near fine in wrappers. Uncommon.
[#014541]
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MAAS, Peter
NY, Viking, (1973). The advance reading copy. Based-on-fact account of a New York City undercover cop who exposes corruption in the police force and is nearly killed for it. Spine-sunned and lightly creased; near fine in wrappers.
[#014148]
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MacBETH, George

MACKENZIE, Rachel
NY, Viking, (1974). Advance review copy of her first novel. Fine in fine dust jacket and inscribed by the author.
[#011144]
$20
MAGLOIRE-SAINT-AUDE, Clement

MAJOR, Clarence
NY, Olympia Press, (1969). Advance review copy of the author's scarce first book, a cross between erotica and the experimental fiction for which he would gain a considerable reputation several years later as one of the mainstays of the Fiction Collective. Near fine in slightly rubbed, price-clipped dust jacket.
[#006478]
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