Literary Interest from Ashlar Books

Very good in bright green cloth. Later edition, first published in 1879. The central character, the dumb urchin Gibbie, in reality Sir Gilbert Galbraith, is one of MacDonalds's most original creations. ( Shaberman - George MacDonald, A Bibliographical Study )

Slovenian work by the Nobel Prize winner. Introduction and translation by Veronika Dintinjana. Fine copy contained in plastic seal.

First edition very good in dust jacket protected in mylar. Inscribed copy , signed & dated by the author.

A fine copy of the 2nd edition of this experimental and unusual book. Only issued in paperback.

Bright cloth copy in the scarce dust jacket. Imaginary conversation with literary figures.

Inscribed & signed by the author. Light toning to edges. Rear blurb by Cid Corman. Scarce appreciation of an over-looked poet.

First edition in book form of these essays originally published in magazines. Limited to 750 copies printed at the Stinehour Press. Slight sunning to dust jacket spine, which is protected in mylar.

About a fine copy, unread. Some offsetting to interior front cover. Contribution by Conrad Aiken, E. E. Cummings, F. O. Matthiessen, William Carlos Williams, and Louis Zukofsky.

Very good stapled wrappers with a slight crease to an edge. The 2nd edition of one ( of six ) Pound's pamphlets on economics.

Fine copy in a fine slipcase. One of 500 copies signed by the author and the illustrator, Mari Lyons.

First edition. Fine in a fine dust jacket. Translated by Andrew Hurley. Illustrated by Erik Desmaziéres.

Very good copy with rubbing on the spine edge. The second issue (1943) containing J.D. Salinger's first publication - " The Hang of It"

Number 2 of 50 copies signed by all three writers. Almost fine copy except for a crease on the bottom tip that extends through out the text.

First edition. Very good in a chipped and torn top edge of dustjacket. Bookplate of Oscar & Lilian Handlin on front paste down.

Fine copy in wrappers limited to 300 copies. Inscribed by (Bob) Wilson to Ted (Berrigan ) & Alice ( Notley). Wilson's Christmas greeting of his Six Favorite books.

Very good decorated pamphlet with uncut pages. Inscribed by John W. Haines ( a mutual friend of Thomas & Robert Frost ) to Ray Nash (Dartmouth professor and eminent in the Graphic Arts field, as well, as a friend of Frost ) who contributed the memoriam. The Thomas poem " Up From the Wind" as well as contributions by W.H. Davies,… Read more about this item

A fine copy in fine dust jacket with barely a hint of rubbing to the spine end and tips. Original contributions by Zora Neale Hurston, Thornton Burgess, DuBose Heyward, Dorothy Thompson, Christopher Morley, Ben Ames Williams, Faith Baldwin, Stuart H. Holbrook, Imogene Wolcott and others.

A fine copy in paperback of the Advanced Uncorrected Proof.

Fifteen paperback issues (complete Mentor publisher) in very good condition except issue 10 has a small chip missing from the tip of the front cover. A long list of significant contributors. The 7th issue has the first chapter of "Catch-18" along with "Jazz of the Beat Generation" by Jean-Louis ( Jack Kerouac ). Issue no.16 was taken over by Lippincott… Read more about this item

Very good paperback issues with many notable and less notable authors. Slight crease in spine to the last issue. A good in-depth survery is provide at : https://neglectedbooks.com/?p=4835