Search Results: Titles starting with D from JD Holmes, ABAA - ILAB

Baltimore: Johns Hopkins, 1993. FIRST EDITION. A Fine Premium Cloth Copy in fine dust jacket. Thirty figures and tables. Bibliography. [xxiv], 352 pages, indexed. Octavo.

New York: Gordon Press, 1975. A FINE HARDCOVER COPY in simulated leather. 361 pages. Tall 8vo.

UK: Capall-Bann, 2002. Quality trade paper edition; A FINE COPY. 190 pages. Octavo.

New York: Gordon Press, 1977. A FINE CLOTH VOLUME. Facsimile of the 1885 edition. 58 pages, double columned. Tall 8vo.

New York: Penguin Press [Random House], 2018. First Edition. A FINE CLOTH COPY in fine dust jacket. 363 pages, indexed. Tall octavo.

Woodstock, NY: Overlook Press, 2006. FIRST EDITION. A Fine cloth volume in fine dust jacket. 410 pages with index. Tall 8vo.

Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1985. First Edition. A FINE CLOTH COPY IN FINE DUST JACKET. Approaches the symbolism of Dante through its effects on modern writers. Annotations. [xiii], 175 pages, indexed. Octavo.

Italy: Media Print, 2014. Limited to 200 copies only of which this copy number 12. In custom wraps as issued; A FINE COPY. Translated by Roberto Migliussi. Text in Italian. Steffi Grant art work as cover illustration. 76 pages. Octavo.

Hervules: Three Hands Press, 2020. he writings of the celebrated American author of weird fiction H. P. Lovecraft are known for their groundbreaking innovation, particularly their treatment of 'the other' or otherness, incepting a palpable state of alienation in the reader. A recurring feature of his stories is an unseen or obscure entity emanating psychic malfeasance, precipitating fear, paranoia and ultimately a collapse of mental order. This emanative quality, though originating in the medium of fiction, is nonetheless transmissible from mind to mind and beyond. Dark Magic explores the contagious qualities of Lovecraft's tales, with their embedded sense of dread and their dismantling of human reason, and how they have propagated in the near century after his death, influencing literature, art, pop culture and the occult revival. OUT OF PRINT.

Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 1992. FIRST EDITION. Fine premium cloth copy in fine dust jacket. 153 illustrations. Translated from the French by Dorothy Johnson and DeCaso. 273 pages. Small Quarto.

Chicago: Open Court, 1916. FIRST EDITION. A FINE CLOTH COPY in chipped dust jacket. Small octavo.

Edmonds: Holmes Publishing Group, 2001. Limited to twelve hand-numbered copies, initialed by the publisher, on the verso. Custom monograph in stitched white wraps as issued; A FINE COPY. 20 pages. 8vo.

Edmonds: Holmes Publishing Group, 2001. Limited to nine hand-numbered copies, initialed by the publisher, on the verso. Custom monograph in red wraps as issued; A FINE COPY. 20 pages. 8vo.

Zurich: Bibliothe`que Me´taphysique et Ethnographique, 1956. Premier Cahier. Number 131 of a limited edition of 200 copies only. In side bound tall wraps as issued; VERY GOOD. Six color plates by Ilse Rotter. Text in French. Quite scarce, and early issues of this splendid work on symbolism are not located in LOC, British Library, or other institutions. 4to.

Nijmegan: Centrale Drukkeru NV, 1951. First Printing. Some wear at the edges; VERY GOOD Cloth Copy. Stelligen and review slip laid in. 173 pages, with foldout map tipped in rear. Octavo.

NY: MacMillan, 1956. FIRST EDITION. A Very Good+ cloth copy in dust jacket. Illustrated. Translated by E. Margaret Rowley.

London: Fulgur Limited, 2010. Deluxe edition, limited to ninety-three copies only, signed by Kenneth and Steffi Grant. A FINE COPY. Quarter hand-bound in violet goatskin and matching linen cloth, illustrated end papers, and placed in a custom slipcase with dust jacket. Compiled by Kenneth and Steffi Grant. In his later creative life, Spare was sought out by artists and writers eager to receive insights of experience from the "Walworth Road Surrealist", but very few indeed who became good friends. Vera Wainwright was one such associate. She arrived in Spare's life at the beginning of World War II, and sought him out in South London amid the debris of the blitz to offer her support and affection. "Dearest Vera" is an account of their relationship as told by AOS himself, through the many of the actual letters sent to his new pupil, and this correspondence offers new insights into his life, theories on art, and magick. Compiled by Kenneth and Steffi Grant, this is a collection of… Read More

Princeton University Press, 1993. Quality academic paper edition; FINE VOLUME. 413 pages. Tall 8vo.

London: University of Notre Dame Press, 1979. FIRST UK EDITION. Fine premium cloth volume in fine dust jacket. A study of the Islamic mystic and martyr. Octavo.

London: Fulgur Esoterica, 2017. Limited to 777 copies only. A FINE SET -- the first full publication of this important work, consisting of a custom lined cloth box containing the accompanying Kabbalistic ritual texts in a French-fold monograph, with a custom blocked dust jacket. Colquhoun's developed this magickal tool during the 1970s, and the material is based on the sephirotic intelligences set down in the "Sepher Yetzirah". illustrated by ten enameled pieces, each printed in full color. with gold and silver highlights, depicting a different Sephira, together with a commentary on their occult properties. Introduction by Dr. Amy Hale. OUT OF PRINT.