
E-list # 147
Year-End Clearance
SCHICKEL, Richard

SCHICKEL, Richard
NY, Basic Books, (1964). A review copy of this early book by Schickel, the longstanding and respected film reviewer for Time magazine. Near fine in a very good dust jacket chipped at the spine extremities.
[#014252]
$20
(Hippies)
SCHNEIDER, Paul
Los Angeles, Sherbourne Press, (1971). Scarce novel of a hippie chick who upsets the life of a young, relatively straight man, and embroils him in a complicated and dangerous affair. By a small Los Angeles publisher known for its books aimed at the youth/ counterculture market. Fine in a near fine dust jacket.
[#007821]
$30
SCHONBERG, Leonard

SCHONBERG, Leonard
Santa Fe, Sunstone Press, (1999). His second novel, this one set in the South Pacific and also featuring a doctor as its protagonist. Signed by the author. Fine in a fine dust jacket.
[#017268]
$20
SCHWARTZ, Delmore
(NY), New Directions, (1950). His fifth collection of poems. Some minor edge sunning; else fine in a slightly dusty, near fine dust jacket. An attractive copy of this title.
[#004835]
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SCHWARTZ, John Burnham

SCHWARTZ, Lynne Sharon
October 31, 1987. A short letter to writer Jay Neugeboren, thanking him for his comments on her book, declining to submit anything to a literary magazine, and recommending a friend and fellow writer as a possible contributor. Folded in sixths for mailing; otherwise fine.
[#012456]
$20
SCOFIELD, Gregory
(Vancouver), Polestar, (1996). His second collection of poetry. Signed by the author. Fine in wrappers.
[#016849]
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SCOTT, Paul
London, Secker & Warburg, (1964). Unlike most of his other fiction, this novel is set in Spain and deals with bull-fighting as well as writing itself, by focusing on the unfinished manuscripts of a novelist who dies at the outset of the book. Fine in a very near fine dust jacket with mild tanning of the spine lettering.
[#019335]
$20
SEELYE, John
NY, Viking, (1972). A historical novel by a writer who has focused on the history of the West, as well as reinterpreting classics by Mark Twain and Owen Wister, among others. Inscribed by the author on a typed note tipped to the front pastedown spoofing advance copies. Small bump to lower board; else fine in a fine dust jacket with one tiny edge tear.
[#017934]
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SEGAL, Lore

SELTZER, Richard

(Caribbean Literature)
SELVON, Samuel

(DILLARD, Annie)
SETTLE, Mary Lee

SHACOCHIS, Bob

SHAPIRO, Karl
NY, Reynal & Hitchcock, (1947). The limited edition of this collection of poems and a play. Number 214 of 250 numbered copies signed by the author. A near fine copy, lacking the original tissue dust jacket, in a somewhat worn slipcase that is split at one seam.
[#004845]
$20
SHARPE, Tom

SHEPARD, Sam

SHERWOOD, Frances
NY, Farrar, Straus & Giroux, (1993). First American edition of this highly praised novel loosely based on the life of Mary Wollstonecraft. Fine in a fine dust jacket. and signed by the author.
[#012030]
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SHERWOOD, Robert

SHIELDS, Carol

SHUMAN, R. Baird, ed.

SILBERMAN, Charles E
NY, Summit, (1985). Survey of American Jews by a noted writer on social issues. Fine in fine dust jacket and signed by the author.
[#011278]
$20
SILKO, Leslie Marmon
NY, Simon & Schuster, (1991). The uncorrected proof copy of her second novel, an ambitious attempt to retell 500 years of history from a Native American perspective, by viewing the damaged lives of a group of contemporary Indian drug dealers and misfits, and the anger and fervor of a group of revolutionaries. The central image of an "almanac of the dead" -- a pre-Columbian book of divination -- provides the historical link that unites her contemporary characters with their more glorious forebears. Small coffee stain front cover; near fine in wrappers.
[#019721]
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SILKO, Leslie Marmon
NY, Simon & Schuster, (1996). The uncorrected proof copy of this collection of essays. Fine in wrappers.
[#016017]
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SIMON, Claude
Elmwood Park, Dalkey Archive, (1991). The first American edition of a 1987 novel by this Nobel Prize-winning author. Fine in a fine dust jacket.
[#017271]
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SIMPSON, Thomas William
(NY), Warner Books, (1993). His second book, published to substantial critical praise. Fine in a fine dust jacket and signed by the author.
[#009499]
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SIMPSON, Thomas William
(NY), Warner, (1992). The author's well-received first novel. Fine in a fine dust jacket and signed by the author.
[#009498]
$30
SINGER, Isaac Bashevis

SMILEY, Jane

SMITH, Dave

SNYDER, Gary

SNYDER, Gary

SONTAG, Susan

SONTAG, Susan
NY, Farrar, Straus & Giroux, (1967). The second novel by the National Book Award-winning writer who was also a recipient of a MacArthur Foundation "genius grant" in 1990. Fine in a near fine dust jacket with one edge tear and a small patch of lamination peeling.
[#019345]
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SPIELBERG, Peter
(Trumansburg), (Crossing Press), (1973). Hardcover. Near Fine in pictorial boards and signed by the author.
[#011299]
$20
STARK, Sharon
1985. August 12, 1985. One page, single-spaced. A passionate letter to writer Jay Neugeboren which begins with a simple confirmation of her agreement to give a reading and then launches into a heartfelt and angry commiseration regarding unfair negative reviews both of them had received in The New York Times Book Review: "...what bites my bones and curdles my heart, is the fact that the Times lets this shit stand. Let the editors edit...Let them demand that a man at least make his case...Let us know what we're dying for." Folded in thirds for mailing; else fine.
[#012997]
$20
STEGNER, Wallace
NY, Henry Holt, (1998). A posthumous collection of Stegner's writings on the American West, edited and introduced by his son, Page Stegner. This is the uncorrected proof copy. Fine in wrappers.
[#015411]
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STEGNER, Wallace

STEIG, William

STOCKEL, H. Henrietta
Reno, University of Nevada Press, (1993). The advance reading copy of this history of the Chiricahua Apaches in captivity, by a white writer. Fine in wrappers.
[#016888]
$20
STOKES, Terry
NY, Knopf, 1973. Uncorrected proof copy. Fine in wrappers, and inscribed by the author in 1974.
[#005511]
$30
STOKES, Terry

STOKES, Terry

STONE, Robert
Boston/NY, Houghton Mifflin, 1997. The uncorrected proof copy of his highly praised first collection of stories, spanning the years 1969 to the present. Fine in wrappers.
[#004381]
$20
STONE, Robert

STONE, Robert
(London), Picador, (1998). The advance reading copy of the first British edition of this novel, a densely plotted political and metaphysical thriller set in contemporary Jerusalem. Fine in wrappers.
[#010977]
$20
STONE, Robert
NY, Ticknor & Fields, (1992). The limited edition of Stone's first bestseller. Chosen by the New York Times as one of the dozen best books of the year, covering all categories, and nominated for both the National Book Award and the National Book Critics Circle Award. One of 300 numbered copies signed by the author. Stone's first limited edition. Fine, in slipcase.
[#012052]
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(STONE, Robert)
Boston, Houghton Mifflin, (1989). The uncorrected proof copy of this collection of original essays by Isabel Allende, Robert Stone, Gore Vidal, Charles McCarry and Marge Piercy. Mild spine sunning; near fine in wrappers.
[#000319]
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(STONE, Robert)
Stanford, Stanford University Press, 1964. Includes Robert Stone's first book appearance, two excerpts from his first novel, then in progress. Other contributors to this volume include Ed McClanahan, Hugh Nissenson, and Merrill Joan Gerber. Edited by Wallace Stegner. Fine in a near fine, price-clipped dust jacket.
[#009509]
$50
On Sale: $25
On Sale: $25
(STONE, Robert). LOPEZ, Ken and CHANEY, Bev

On Sale: $48
(STONE, Robert). LOPEZ, Ken and CHANEY, Bev
Hadley, Numinous Press, 1992. A first bibliography of Robert Stone, describing in detail the American and British editions of his "A" items up through Outerbridge Reach, along with an extensive listing of his appearances in others' books, in periodicals, in translation, etc. Illustrated with photographs, and including a critical introduction, as well as a previously unpublished piece by Robert Stone: the transcript of an impromptu talk that Stone gave at the Library of Congress for the tenth anniversary of the PEN Faulkner Award in 1989, about his exposure at a young age to the effects of writing, experienced upon reading Coleridge's The Rime of the Ancient Mariner. Stone, who won the National Book Award for his novel Dog Soldiers, was widely considered one of the most important American novelists to emerge from the era of the Vietnam war and the Sixties counterculture, and the short list of his published novels does not give an accurate indication of his pervasive influence on contemporary American literature. By tracing the secondary appearances (the bibliography includes over 240 entries), one begins to appreciate the scope of his writing and the points at which his voice was one of those that defined our current situation and gave us the terms with which to understand it. Fine in a fine dust jacket. Can be signed by Ken Lopez, if desired.
[#010985]
$20
SUMMERS, Harry G., Jr

SWENSON, May
NY, Scribner, (1967). A review copy of the hardcover edition of this collection of poems. Fine in a fine dust jacket, with review slip and promotional material laid in.
[#016410]
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TAYLOR, Peter

THEROUX, Alexander
NY, Simon & Schuster, (1987). The uncorrected proof copy of his third novel. Reportedly there are a number of differences in the text between this and the final published book. Fine in wrappers.
[#012471]
$20
THICH NHAT HANH

(Haiti)
THOBY-MARCELIN, Philippe; MARCELIN, Pierre

(Haiti)
THOBY-MARCELIN, Philippe; MARCELIN, Pierre

On Sale: $163
THOMPSON, Hunter S.

THURBER, James
NY, Simon & Schuster, 1956. "Special printing," so stated, which consisted of 3000 copies printed on better paper than the trade edition and issued in a slipcase without dust jacket. Owner name; spine cloth darkened; near fine in a very good slipcase.
[#019358]
$20
THURBER, James

TIEDE, Tom
NY, Trident, (1968). "The story of a young draftee who refuses to fight in a war he cannot believe in." Three pages torn at the bottom edge due to a production flaw; near fine in a very good, rubbed dust jacket with an edge tear at the crown and a couple of small chips.
[#010265]
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TIEDE, Tom
NY, Trident, (1968). "The story of a young draftee who refuses to fight in a war he cannot believe in." Review copy with photo laid in. Fine in a near fine, modestly edgeworn dust jacket with one small spot of rubbing on the spine. The author, a reporter, wrote most of this book while on assignment in Vietnam. An early novel to have a distinctly antiwar theme.
[#010264]
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TOMKINS, Calvin
NY, Viking, 1951. The first book, a novel, by this writer who became a longtime New Yorker editor and contributor. Signed by Tomkins. Slight rubbing to the spine ends; else fine in a near fine dust jacket with modest edge wear.
[#008314]
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(TYLER, Anne)
(NY), Carol Publishing, (1990). The uncorrected proof copy of this anthology of the "Best Unpublished Short Stories by Emerging Writers," as judged by and introduced by Tyler. Fine in wrappers.
[#000745]
$20
TYLER, Anne

TYLER, Anne
NY, Knopf, 1988. The uncorrected proof copy of her Pulitzer Prize-winning novel. This is the second issue proof, with the first leaf corrected so that Tyler's previous publications are listed on the verso rather than the recto. Near fine in gray wrappers.
[#011636]
$20
TYLER, Anne

TYLER, Anne

TYLER, Anne

TYLER, Anne
London, Chatto & Windus, 1985. The uncorrected proof of the British edition. Shot from typescript. Fine in a rumpled proof dust jacket.
[#000736]
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UDALL, Brady
NY, Norton, (1997). The first book by this Western writer, a collection of stories. Signed by the author. Fine in a fine dust jacket with blurbs by William Kittredge, John Dufresne, Thom Jones and others. Laid in is an autograph note signed by the author.
[#012067]
$20
UNSWORTH, Barry
London, Hamish Hamilton, (1985). Spine slant; else fine in a fine, price-clipped dust jacket. Unsworth won the Booker Prize for Sacred Hunger, and his novel Pascali's Island, which was shortlisted for the Booker Prize, was made into a well-received movie that was a finalist for the Golden Palm Award at the Cannes Film Festival.
[#017604]
$20
UPDIKE, John

UPDIKE, John

(Anthology)
(UPDIKE, John)

UPDIKE, John
[NY], [Knopf], [1978]. The Quality Paperback Book Club edition of this novel about an African political coup, a sharp break from his usual focus on middle- and upper middle-class suburban Americans. Signed by the author. Fine in wrappers. Trade paperback format following the design of the dust jacket of the publisher's edition; no comparable edition was offered for sale by the publisher.
[#019056]
$20
UPDIKE, John

(UPDIKE, John)
"The Old Tobacconist" in 75 Aromatic Years of Leavitt & Peirce in the Recollection of 31 Harvard Men

UPDIKE, John
Franklin Center, Franklin Library, 1997. The Franklin Library edition of this novel, which was initially published to mixed reviews: Margaret Atwood, in The New York Times Book Review, loved it; David Foster Wallace, a self-proclaimed Updike fan, wrote a scathing review of it in The New York Observer. Signed by the author, with a special introduction by him for this edition. Leatherbound, page edges gilt, with a silk ribbon marker bound in. Fine.
[#013863]
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UPDIKE, John

UPDIKE, John

(U.S. Government Publication)
(Washington, D.C.), Department of State, (1961). Part II, the appendices only. Includes photographic reproductions of numerous Viet Cong agents' confessions, etc. Near fine in stapled wrappers.
[#010268]
$20
VALLEJO, Cesar
(Madison), Sixties House, 1962. Twenty poems by the Peruvian poet, chosen and translated by John Knoepfle, James Wright and Robert Bly, with introductory remarks about Vallejo by Knoepfle and Wright. From the library of poet Barbara Howes, with a couple of her pencilled marginal marks; near fine in wrappers and very good, sunned dust jacket with tears at the spine extremities.
[#018778]
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VERNON, Judy
Memphis, St. Luke's Press, (1985). A novel of interracial relations in the South, by a writer who is part American Indian. Jacket pattern sunning to boards; else fine in a very good, spine-faded dust jacket with light wear.
[#016907]
$20
VIDOR, King

VIZENOR, Gerald Robert
VIZENOR, Gerald Robert

VOLLMANN, William T.
NY, Pantheon, (1991). First American edition. Fine in a fine dust jacket and signed by the author.
[#004889]
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VONNEGUT, Kurt

VONNEGUT, Kurt

(VONNEGUT, Kurt)
(East Hampton), (Glenn Horowitz), (1999). Vonnegut provides the introduction to this booklet showcasing the paintings of April Gornik and published to coincide with an exhibit of her work. This is the trade edition. Light upper corner crease to the front cover, else fine in stapled wrappers.
[#014949]
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(VONNEGUT, Kurt)

VONNEGUT, Kurt, Jr.

(VONNEGUT, Kurt). STRINGER, Caverly
NY, Seven Stories Press, (1998). The advance reading copy of this memoir of life on the street, for which Vonnegut provides a foreword. Fine in wrappers. Uncommon.
[#012489]
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WAKEFIELD, Dan
Garden City, Doubleday, 1976. The uncorrected proof copy of an account of the making of the popular TV soap opera, All My Children, and because of the popularity of the show one of Wakefield's best-loved books, albeit not one of his most well-known in the literary community. Inscribed by the author. Glue shadows on the front cover from a removed label (laid in); near fine in tall wrappers.
[#013027]
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WAKEFIELD, Dan

WAKEFIELD, Dan
NY, Delacorte/Seymour Lawrence, (1973). The uncorrected proof copy of his second novel. Inscribed by the author. Near fine in edge-sunned tall wrappers. Uncommon.
[#013025]
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