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Hornby, Nick

Contemporary American Fiction (Signed First Edition)

New York: St. Martin's Press / Vision Press, 1992. First Edition. SIGNED by the author on the title page. Hornby's scarce first book, a collection of critical essays by the soon-to-be novelist on a variety of literary topics, including "the New Yorker short story," and American authors Richard Ford, Anne Tyler, Raymond Carver, Tobias Wolff, Andre Dubus, Jayne Anne Phillips... read more about Contemporary American Fiction (Signed First Edition)

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Lahiri, Jhumpa

The Namesake (Uncorrected Proof)

New York: Houghton, Mifflin, 2003. UNCORRECTED PROOF, preceding the First Edition. Fine in Trade sized wrppers (softcover). Originally published as a novella in the New Yorker, "The Namesake" explores many religious, social, and ideological themes related to immigration. Author's first novel. read more about The Namesake (Uncorrected Proof)

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Mitchell, Joseph

My Ears Are Bent (First Edition)

New York: Sheridan House, 1938. First Edition. The author's first book in the rare dust jacket. A collection of short pieces from his days as a reporter for The New York World-Telegram, The New York Herald Tribune and The New Yorker. Anecdotally it has been said that Mitchell would not allow this book to be reissued in his lifetime because... read more about My Ears Are Bent (First Edition)

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Schulberg, Budd

What Makes Sammy Run (First Edition, inscribed to a fellow screenwriter in 1941)

New York: Random House, 1941. First Edition. INSCRIBED by Schulberg in the year of publication, almost certainly to a fellow Paramount house screenwriter, on the front endpaper: "For Charley / With affectionate regards / From the guy in the adjoining cell. / Budd / March 29, 1941." Regardless of whether the inscribee is Charles Brackett, Charles MacArthur, or some Charley... read more about What Makes Sammy Run (First Edition, inscribed to a fellow screenwriter in 1941)

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Spiegelman, Art and Francoise Mouly (editors, contributors) Charles Burns (cover illustration), Maurice Sendak, David Sedaris, Jules Feiffer, Paul Auster, Kaz, Ian Falconer, Barbara McClintock, others (contributors)

Little Lit: Strange Stories for Strange Kids (First Edition)

New York: HarperCollins (Harper Collins), 2001. First Edition. Fine in pictorial boards and no dust jacket as issued. A fascinating compilation of new literary children's cartoon stories, put together by Art Spiegelman and his wife, New Yorker editor Mouly, who have both publicly decried the regrettable lack of worthy children's cartoons in the current market. A lavish production, with a.... read more about Little Lit: Strange Stories for Strange Kids (First Edition)

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Tyler, Anne

Your Place is Empty (Signed Limited Edition, Deluxe Issue)

Concord, NH: William B Ewert, 1992. First Edition. One of 40 deluxe copies (this being No. 25) SIGNED by the author. Fine in cloth binding, with lovely handmade paper covered boards and just about Fine tissue dust jacket as issued. First separate publication of this story, which originally appeared in the New Yorker. read more about Your Place is Empty (Signed Limited Edition, Deluxe Issue)

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