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NY, Grand Central Publishing, (2012). The advance reading copy of the first book of a dystopian trilogy for young adults, in which detonations have fused humans to animals and objects, except for those living in the Dome. Film rights have already been sold, and the marketing seems to aim to position this series alongside The Hunger Games trilogy and the Twilight series and similar bestselling and critically well-received young adult books. A blurb from Pulitzer Prize winner Robert Olen Butler calls it "the most extraordinary coming-of-age novel I've ever read." This copy is signed by Baggott. Spine creases; a read copy. Very good in wrappers. A somewhat uncommon advance copy, and scarce signed. [#029626] $25

NY, New York University Press, (1977). Fine in a fine dust jacket. With a letter laid in signed by Kannenstine in his position as an editor at The Countryman Press, regarding the work of Chandler Brossard. [#035074] $25

Urbana, U. of Illinois Press, (1992). A collection of poetry. Inscribed by the author in 2002. Fine in wrappers. [#036302] $25

(NY), Simon & Schuster, (1996). Biography. Minor foxing; near fine in a near fine dust jacket with a fold to the front flap. Business card of Simon & Schuster editor laid in. [#035058] $25

NY, ARCO, (1984). Near fine in a near fine dust jacket. [#035348] $25

(Greensboro), Unicorn Press, 1973. Poems written by Berrigan while serving time in prison for his role as a member of the Catonsville 9, a celebrated case of antiwar activists convicted of destroying draft files in a Maryland draft board. This is an advance copy in wrappers, preceding the first edition, which was hardcover. Berrigan was one of the most prominent of the religious figures who took a stand against the war; his activism helped lay the groundwork for what exploded into a full-fledged "movement" of engaged priests, ministers and nuns a decade later in Central America. Fine. An important collection, uncommon in an advance issue. [#010336] $25

(n.p.), [Copper Canyon], (n.d.). A Copperhead broadside poem. About 7" x 10", matted to 12" x 15". Fine. [#035442] $25

San Francisco, Early Stages, (1982). Epistolary novel of a young man drafted into the peacetime Army just before the Vietnam War begins in earnest. Signed by the author. This is the hardcover edition, reportedly one of only 400 copies (there were 4600 copies in wrappers). Near fine in a near fine dust jacket. [#035517] $25

(NY), Scribner, (1998). The uncorrected proof copy, edited by Bloom. Foxing to top edge, else fine in wrappers. [#036165] $25

NY, Dutton, (1978). Biography. Fine in a near fine dust jacket. [#035059] $25

London, Peter Owen, (2005). The first British edition of Carr's biography of Bowles. Signed by the author. Fine in a fine dust jacket. [#035077] $25

NY, Vintage Books, (1998). The first Vintage Books edition. Inscribed by the author to Robert Stone and his wife, "with much love." Mild prior dampening; near fine in wrappers. [#033699] $25

NY, Vintage Books, (1995). Later printing of the first Vintage Books edition, with a new introduction by Dorothy Allison. Signed by Boyd. From the library of Robert Stone. Fine in wrappers. [#033698] $25

Hadley, Ken Lopez, Bookseller, 1996. Bruchac provides the introduction to this catalog of Native American literature: over 3 pages, he tells how he learned the power of strong stories. As best we know, not reprinted elsewhere. Fine in wrappers. [#034464] $25

(n.p.), (n.p.), (1970). Tabloid style newspaper devoted to the poems of Basil Bunting. Cover prints an excerpt from The Cantos of Ezra Pound. Folded once, by design; near fine. [#035396] $25

(Chicago), Academy Chicago, (1980). First paperback edition. Fine. [#036067] $25

NY, Grove Weidenfeld, (1990). From the library of Robert Stone, and with a blurb by Robert Stone on the rear cover of the book. Oddly, warmly inscribed by the author to someone else. Fine in a very near fine, mildly sunned dust jacket. [#033705] $25

NY, Putnam's, 1999. 18 pages of review material (no book), including a form letter to Book Review Editor; a release About the Authors; Every Man a Tiger summary; A Chronology of Key Events; and A Conversation with General Chuck Horner (co-author). Folded; two pages are slightly dusy; near fine. Note: promotional material only, no book. [#035803] $25

(NY), Warner, (1998). Signed by the author. Unmarked, but from the library of Robert Stone. One previously dampened corner; else fine in a fine dust jacket. [#033710] $25

Chicago, Bijou/[Print Mint], [1970]. Second printing (rear inside cover includes Zap #4 in its ad), published by the Print Mint in an edition of 10,000 copies. Near fine. [#036368] $25

Berkeley, Print Mint, 1970. First printing (no Kitchen Sink logo; the "adults only" banner is printed in red). 2" split at spine crown; very good. [#036369] $25

San Francisco, Rip Off Press, 1972. Second printing (orange beer cans) of this sex education comic. Near fine. [#036392] $25

Berkeley, Print Mint, 1973. First and only printing. Very good. [#036395] $25

(n.p.), Print Mint, 1970. Printing unknown, as the 1st -5th printings are indistinguishable from one another (as per Jay Kennedy's Official Underground and Newave Comix Price Guide). Near fine. [#036382] $25

Milwaukee, Kitchen Sink, 1972. First printing, stated. Last panel of "The Many Faces of R. Crumb" excised, thus only very good. [#036394] $25

Flushing, Queens County Art and Cultural Center, 1973. Exhibition catalog. Fine in stapled wrappers with two addenda sheets laid in. [#035805] $25

NY, Pantheon, (2004). The advance reading copy. Near fine in wrappers with publisher's promotional material laid in. [#035351] $25

NY, Harper & Brothers, 1937. Report of Hearings on the charges made against Trotsky in the Moscow trials. Dewey was Chairman of the Preliminary Commission of Inquiry. Several instances of notes and underlinings in pencil; near fine in wrappers. [#035241] $25

London, Harvill Press, (1995). An advance review copy of the first Harvill edition. Publicity information laid in, and on a label on the front cover. Fine in wrappers. [#036069] $25

(Tuscaloosa), University of Alabama, 1985. Includes "A Father's Story" by Dubus, as well as an interview with him and Dubus's eulogy for Richard Hugo. Near fine in wrappers. [#036168] $25