
E-list # 147
Year-End Clearance
NORMAN, Howard

NORMAN, Howard

OATES, Joyce Carol
NY, Dutton, (1981). The uncorrected proof copy. Near fine in wrappers.
[#011585]
$20
OATES, Joyce Carol
(NY), Dutton, (1999). The advance reading copy of this novel. Fine in wrappers with publicity information laid in. Oddly uncommon.
[#013783]
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OATES, Joyce Carol
NY, Vanguard, (1976). The uncorrected proof copy. Near fine in tall wrappers.
[#011584]
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OATES, Joyce Carol
LA, Sylvester & Orphanos, 1978. Of a total edition of 330 copies, this is copy 136 of 300 numbered copies signed by the author. An attractive production, bound in patterned full cloth with a leather spine label. Fine.
[#006015]
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O'BRIAN, Patrick
NY, Norton, (1995). The uncorrected proof copy of the first American edition of this nonfiction overview of life in the 18th century British navy, intended in part as a companion volume to his Aubrey/Maturin series. Small thin quarto, heavily illustrated (although the proof reproductions are of poor quality). One slight corner crease; else fine in wrappers.
[#014909]
$40
O'BRIEN, Edna

O'BRIEN, Tim
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O'BRIEN, Tim

O'BRIEN, Tim
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O'BRIEN, Tim
(Milan), Leonardo, (1990, 1991, 1992). Three Italian editions of his fifth book, a collection of related stories that was first published in 1990. Each is signed by the author. The first edition is fine in a near fine dust jacket; the second edition is fine in a very good dust jacket with dampstaining to the crown; the third edition is fine in a fine dust jacket.
[#019575]
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O'BRIEN, Tim
The first Japanese edition. Fine in wrappers, with publisher's wraparound band. Signed by the author.
[#019574]
$60
O'BRIEN, Tim
NY, Knopf, 1985. A review copy of his fourth novel, about a man compelled to dig a bomb shelter in his back yard to protect his family even if it means losing them in the process. Signed by the author. Nick to the front cloth (apparently a binding flaw), else fine in a mildly spine-faded dust jacket.
[#015985]
$20
O'BRIEN, Tim
(NY), (Dell), (1993). The first printing of the American paperback reprint. Signed by the author. Fine in wrappers.
[#019573]
$20
O'CONNELL, Carol
London, Hutchinson, (1996). A Mallory novel, the third in the highly praised series. Fine in a fine dust jacket, and signed by the author.
[#011988]
$20
OFFUTT, Chris

O'HANLON, Redmond

O'HARA, John

OLMSTEAD, Robert
NY, Random House, (1993). The uncorrected proof copy of the author's fourth book. Near fine in wrappers.
[#012410]
$20
OLSEN, Tillie

O'NAN, Stewart
NY, Henry Holt, (1999). The advance reading copy of the novel by this Granta 20 author. Fine in wrappers.
[#013795]
$20
ONDAATJE, Michael
NY, Knopf, 2000. The uncorrected proof copy of the first American edition. This is the first state, approximately 6-1/4" x 9-1/4" and without the cover art bound in. Fine in wrappers.
[#017558]
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ONDAATJE, Michael
NY, Knopf, 1999. The uncorrected proof copy of the first American edition. Fine in wrappers.
[#013804]
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OPPENHEIMER, Joel
Indianapolis, Bobbs-Merrill, (1969). Review copy. Inscribed by the author in 1970. Fine in a mildly edge- and spine-tanned, else fine dust jacket.
[#001776]
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OPPENHEIMER, Joel

OSKISON, John M.
NY, Macmillan, 1935. A novel of a white family settled in Oklahoma, spanning the late 19th and early 20th centuries. This was his most successful novel and the only one to go into multiple printings. Inscribed by the author "For Pauline Mazie, Cordially, John M. Oskison." A very good copy, lacking the dust jacket.
[#003655]
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OZICK, Cynthia
NY, Knopf, 1971. A review copy (used for review - slip not present) of her second book, first collection of stories. Several notations in the text and the reviewer's address label and draft review on the front flyleaf, where he has also written the book's scheduled publication date. A fine copy in a very good dust jacket with sunning to the rear panel and one small edge tear.
[#017243]
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OZICK, Cynthia
March 14 and June 4, 1991. The first letter recounts several "months of upheaval" following her husband's injury in an accident: "I have not been able to write a word since November 20th... and am fairly suffocated by unfulfilled commitments and the guilt pertaining thereto." The second, longer letter talks of Israel, where the recipient is headed and where her daughter already is. In part: "The phrase 'Arab-Israeli conflict' is a misnomer that's led to the world's current Big Lie. It's not a 'conflict' when one party is tirelessly aiming to destroy the other, and there can be no equation (the word 'conflict' certainly suggests an equation) between would-be destroyers and defenders..." Both letters are folded for mailing; else fine, with envelopes.
[#013810]
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PARKER, Arthur C
Albany, NY State Education Dept., 1907. The New York State Museum Bulletin 117, Archeology 14; the record of the State Museum archaeological expedition of 1906. The first book by this Seneca writer, who studied at Harvard and the University of Rochester and for 20 years was the archaeologist at the New York State Museum, later going on to become the Director of the Rochester Museum of Arts and Sciences for another 20 years. He was the co-founder, with Charles Eastman and others, of the Society for the American Indian and later the National Congress of American Indians. Parker also was the editor of the Quarterly Journal of the Society of American Indians and published numerous articles on Indian affairs in that journal and elsewhere. Tape-reinforced in three spots on the spine, where the wrappers had torn; overall, very good.
[#003184]
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(Anthology)
PARSONS, Elsie Clews, ed.
NY, B.W. Huebsch, (1922). Edited by Elsie Clews Parsons. An important anthology of pieces about Indian life and cultures, addressed to a lay audience but with contributions by many of the most prominent anthropologists and ethnologists of their time: Franz Boas, Edward Sapir, Paul Radin, Alfred Tozzer, Sylvanus Morley and many others whose work largely defined the parameters of academic inquiry for most of the last century. Thick quarto, with numerous color illustrations by C. Grant LaFarge. Front hinge cracking, otherwise very good without dust jacket.
[#003806]
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PATCHEN, Kenneth
(France), Gallimard, (1950). The first French edition of Patchen's only conventional novel. Pages uncut; label removed lower spine; small tears at spine folds; still near fine in wrappers.
[#019286]
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PATCHEN, Kenneth

PATCHEN, Kenneth
(NY), (Padell), (1948). His sixth book, and the first to introduce his poems-in-drawings technique, a unique approach to linking his poetry and artwork. This is the second edition. One of 2500 copies. The contents are the same as the first edition, with the exception of a three page poem reproducing Patchen's holograph which did not appear in the earlier edition. Spot to top stain; else fine in a very good dust jacket with several short tears.
[#019279]
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PATCHEN, Kenneth
Norfolk, New Directions, (1939). His second book (Morgan A2), printed in an edition of 800 copies. Spine and edge-sunned cloth; near fine, lacking the dust jacket.
[#019276]
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PATCHEN, Kenneth
(NY), (Padell), (1948). The reissue. First thus, with material not included in the first edition. Near fine in near fine, price-clipped dust jacket.
[#001790]
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PATCHEN, Kenneth
NY, New Directions, (1949). Near fine in a good, surface-soiled dust jacket with a couple long, internally tape-repaired edge tears and a small chip in the front panel.
[#019288]
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PATCHEN, Kenneth
NY, Padell, (1947). Patchen's only conventional novel. Text block shaken; some spotting to cloth; very good in a very good dust jacket with internally tape-mended edge tears.
[#019285]
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PATCHEN, Kenneth
NY, Padell, (1947). Patchen's only conventional novel. Front hinge cracking, otherwise very good copy in a good, moderately dampstained dust jacket chipped at the spine extremities.
[#001802]
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PATCHEN, Kenneth
London, Cape, (1968). First edition of this collection, with poems selected for this volume by Nathaniel Tarn and a short preface by him. Crown crimped, top edge foxed; near fine in near fine dust jacket.
[#001816]
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PATCHEN, Kenneth

PATCHEN, Kenneth

PATCHEN, Kenneth

PATCHEN, Kenneth

PATCHEN, Kenneth
(Norfolk), New Directions, (1957). Poetry and prose poems, these being all the new poems Patchen had written since the publication of Red Wine and Yellow Hair in 1949. Rubbing to spine tips; else fine in a near fine, mildly dusty dust jacket.
[#019291]
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PATCHEN, Kenneth and CIARDI, John

PAZ, Octavio
NY, Viking, (1973). A collection of essays on a variety of themes, literary and philosophical, originally published in periodicals over the period 1959-1967. Paz won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1990. Fine in a fine, price-clipped dust jacket.
[#013812]
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PAZ, Octavio
NY, Harcourt Brace, (1997). Uncorrected proof copy of the first American edition of this volume of reflections on India by the 1990 Nobel Prize winner, who served as Mexico's Ambassador to India in the 1960s. Fine in wrappers.
[#004199]
$20
(Peace)
(Berkeley), (World Without War Council), (1967). Pamphlet printing peace proposals from a number of perspectives, including those that advocate peace through military victory. The editors, however, have selected a number of proposals they believe could be accepted by both sides, including ones by the Secretary General of the United Nations -- U Thant -- as well as by Vietnamese Buddhist Thich Nhat Hanh, and others. Fine in stapled wrappers.
[#010175]
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PEERY, Janet
Dallas, Southern Meth. Univ. Press, (1993). The author's first book, a collection of stories that was nominated for the National Book Award, an uncommon occurrence for a volume of fiction published by a university presss. Fine in a near fine dust jacket and signed by the author.
[#007111]
$20
PEIRCE, Norman A.

(PEROT, H. Ross). MENGER, Matt J

PETRY, Ann

PHILLIPS, Jayne Anne

PHILLIPS, Jayne Anne

PHILLIPS, Jayne Anne

PHILLIPS, Jayne Anne

PHILLIPS, Jayne Anne

PHILLIPS, Jayne Anne
Boston, Houghton Mifflin, 1994. Advance reading copy. Fine in wrappers and signed by the author.
[#006052]
$20
PIERRE, Chief George

PIERRE, Chief George

(Political Convention)
(Washington, DC), (Young Citizens for Johnson), (n.d.). Program of the National Convention of Young Citizens for Johnson, to be held in August -- presumably 1964, the only year that Johnson ran for President. Listing Paul Newman, Barbra Streisand, and Peter, Paul and Mary as participants, and Bill Moyers as Special Assistant to the President, among others. Written in ink are the name of two additions to the program: Joan Kennedy and Herbert Humphry [sic]. 6-1/2" x 8-1/2", once folded in eighths to pocket size; very good.
[#009666]
$20
PRAGER, Emily

PRITCHETT, V.S.
NY, Reynal & Hitchcock, (1947). Pritchett's survey of English writers. Near fine in a very good, price-clipped dust jacket with light edge wear and a short slice to the spine.
[#017571]
$20
PYNE, Daniel

(Anthology)
(QUASHA, George)
NY, Random House, (1973). The uncorrected proof copy, inscribed by George Quasha. Light dust soiling; else fine in wrappers.
[#001208]
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RAFFEL, Dawn
NY, Knopf, 1995. The uncorrected proof copy of this well-received first book. Fine in wrappers. Laid in is an autograph note signed by the author.
[#000284]
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RAMON, Edward
(Tulsa), (Western Publishing), (1990). Poetry, by a former helicopter pilot in Vietnam, who suffered post traumatic stress disorder after the war. Most of the poems have the same simple rhyme scheme, and each has its own epilogue, longer than the poem. Label removal abrasion front flyleaf; else fine in a fine dust jacket.
[#010368]
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REAVEY, George

REED, Ishmael
NY, RH, (1973). Uncorrected proof copy. A collection of poetry by the author of Mumbo Jumbo and the editor of Yardbird. Near fine in tall wrappers and signed by the author.
[#006636]
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RICE, Anne
NY, Knopf, 1996. The limited reissue "Twentieth Anniversary Edition" of her acclaimed first book, the first in the Vampire Lestat series, and one of the unlikeliest success stories of the publishing season. Modest hardcover sales of the book would not have led one to imagine the long-term popularity and success of Rice's later books in the Vampire Lestat series, nor did they predict the huge success this novel had in paperback, selling millions of copies. Even so, Rice's novels did not begin to approach such sales again until her next vampire novel, published after two mainstream historical novels. Rice's vampire novels are unprecedented bestsellers as well as being critically acclaimed, and even her erotic novels of sado-masochism have achieved a kind of mainstream success that defies prediction. Fine in a fine dust jacket and publisher's slipcase. Signed by the author.
[#009482]
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RICE, Anne

RICH, Adrienne
NY, Norton, (1967). Her third book, and while her first was published in the prestigious Yale Younger Poets series and her second was nominated for the National Book Award, this is the title that is generally considered her first fully mature work. The revised reissue. Small bookstore stamp front flyleaf; fine in a near fine dust jacket with a small chip at the crown.
[#004329]
$20
ROBINSON, Jill
NY, Knopf, 1978. The second volume of fiction by the author of Bed/Time/Story, and her fourth book. Fine in a fine, slightly edge-tanned dust jacket. Warmly inscribed by the author in the year of publication.
[#007584]
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ROBINSON, Marilynne

(Rock Handbill)

(Rock Handbill)

(Rock Handbill)

(Rock Handbill)

(Rock Handbill)

ROGERS, Will

ROGIN, Gilbert
NY, Random House, (1971). Advance review copy of his second book, first novel. Inscribed by the author to "my A No. 1 fan" in 1974. Fine in fine dust jacket.
[#011229]
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ROPER, Robert
NY, Simon & Schuster, (1978). His second book. Inscribed by the author. Fine in fine dust jacket.
[#011246]
$20
(Pocket Poets Series)
ROTHENBERG, Jerome

ROTH, Philip

ROTH, Philip

RUBIN, Jonathan
NY, Braziller, (1974). A novel of a Special Forces officer working with Montagnards in highland Vietnam. Sticker removal shadow front pastedown; near fine in a very good, spine-faded dust jacket with several tears including a long one at the crown.
[#010208]
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(Lesbian Fiction)
RULE, Jane

(Photography)
RUNNING, John
Reno, U. of Nevada, 1985. Oblong quarto of color photographs of contemporary Native Americans, including portraits, ceremonies, and candid shots. Fine in fine dust jacket and inscribed by the author.
[#003457]
$60
(RUSH, Norman). DISCH, Thomas, ed.

(Native American)
RUSSELL, Norman H.

SACKLER, Howard

SADLER, Barry
NY, RCA, 1966. Long-playing record album of songs by the Special Forces Staff Sergeant who wrote and popularized the title song of the album. Eleven additional songs, including "I'm a Lucky One" (later the title of a book he wrote), "Salute to the Nurses," "Letter From Vietnam," and more. A monaural recording. Fine in a near fine sleeve.
[#010214]
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SALTER, James
NY, Random House, (1997). The uncorrected proof copy of Salter's memoir, published to extraordinary critical praise. Salter was often praised as a "writer's writer." His collection of stories, Dusk, won the PEN/Faulkner Award. Fine in wrappers.
[#007180]
$20
SALTER, James

SALTER, James

SALTER, James
(NY), (Glenn Horowitz), (1995). A touching tribute to the artist Sheridan Lord, spoken at his memorial service in August, 1994, by his longtime friend, Salter. A limited edition, this being one of 200 copies signed by the author. Top left corner creased, else fine in saddle-stitched wrappers.
[#004338]
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SARTON, May

SARTON, May
NY, Norton, (1989). The uncorrected proof copy of her first novel written after she recovered from her stroke. Fine in wrappers.
[#018159]
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SCHAEFFER, Susan Fromberg

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