Search Results: Authors starting with S from Ashlar Books

Unusual plain brown cover paperback, perhaps used as a review or proof copy.Very good condition. Slight foxing to top edge.

Small portfolio of three poems on separate sheets. Limited to 75 numbered, signed copies. Letterpress printed with color linocut illustration. Additionally inscribed by Merwin to "Allen", Boulder CO 1975, likely at the beginning of the Naropa Jack Kerouac School of Poetics. Scarce.

Fine. Single sheet broadside. One of 200 copies.

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

First American edition of this landmark book. Scuffed section on front cover, darkening on spine. Some trace of makings to rear cover. Solid copy.Also an Essay on Vivisection In American by Albert Leffingwell M.D.

An Inscribed copy to the publisher Charles Scribner with the author's note pasted to front end paper. Front piece engraving of Jane.Uncut pages. Some very slight rubbing to the edges.Nicely printed by Updike's Merrymount Press. The work originally appeared in four numbers ( July, August, September, October - 1914 ) of Scribner's Magazine. Martin was an original founder of the Harvard Lampoon humor magazine in 1876.

Second edition ( 1969 ) in very good stapled wrappers with a 1/2 split on bottom spine.

Fien copy in dust jacket, just slightly rubbed on spine edges.The author's first book and his fictionalize account of his real-life experience of a Nazi concentration camp.Translated by Richard Howard.

About fine. one of 800 copies. Nicely printed.

Fine copy in dust jacket, signed by the author on the half-title page.

Uncorrected proof copy. Toning along the edges. Spine has what looks like the residue of something that was clued and torn away. Still solid. Scarce.

First British edition. Very good in dust jacket with a bit of damp staining to interior flap, not affecting the cloth. Inscribed by the author to Jack Wennberg M.D., who pioneered data studies of the inequities of access to medical care.

Very good but with some markings on the front cover, illustrated by Robert Colquhoun.Inscription by W.S. Graham in this issue likely indicating his change of verse with his forthcoming book "Nightfishing". With translations of Blok;s The Twelve.by Alex Miller.

Fine copy in wrappers with printed paper label. Printed at the Banyan Press. Limited to 235 numbered signed copies

A fine copy in folio wrappers limited to 500 copies. This copy is signed by the author on the half-title page.

First edition. Near fine in the scarce dust jacket. Spine lettering slighty dulled. Correction slip present. Advertisements of other Sinclair titles in the rear pages.

First Edition. Fine copy in a fine dust jacket with some offsetting to front free end paper.

Very good letterpress edition limited to 100 numbered copies. Slight toning to edges.Inscribed and signed by the author to another academic professor. Scarce.

Fine copy in dust jacket with one small tear. Signed by Stegner as well as Richard Etulain.

Program for the Living Theatre production of Stein's play with text by Paul Goodman, Alfred Kreymborg, and Carl Van Vechten,. A fragile pamphlet with offsetting to front cover. Scarce.