Search Results: Titles starting with E from Ashlar Books

Very good first edition in a nice dust jacket. A novel of spirtual search to India.

First American edition. Very good in bright blue cloth with scattered foxing to endpapers. Exceptionally scarce in a very good dust jacket with a small tear on top spine edge.

A good age-toned rebound copy of the "cheap" edition of this important work.Former owner's neat signature on front paste down.From http://marshlib.blogspot.com/2019/05/the-economic-consequences-of-peace-by.html"On the subject of a cheaper edition, Keynes eventually worked with G.D.H. Cole of the Labour Research Department to release a special cheaper edition of 10,000 copies."

Fine copy. Inscribed by Delany to the writer Grace Paley. Forward to this edition by Neil Gaiman.

Uncorrected proof copy of this short story collection of nuclear nightmares.Slight crease on top edge, minor rubbing. Very good.

One of 300 numbered copies signed by the Author. Very good in wrappers. Scarce work by this important Peruvian writer.

First edition. Very good in dust jacket. Very light foxing to top edge.Inscribed by McKibben to fellow Vermont author/naturalist Ted Levin.Nice association and a scarce book signed.

About fine, limited to 150 copies printed by John Coons.The portrait is an etching of Samuel Williston by Barry Moser. Castalia Press was established by Moser at Williston Academy.

About fine in a nice white dust jacket with just the hint of soiling to front top edge.. Very slight scattering of foxing to top edge. One tiny blemish on ( grey ) cloth spine. The poet's scarce second book.

Contemporary half leather binding with marbled end papers. Bookplate of former owner present, along with her signature on front free endpaper. Light scattered foxing. A solid copy of the first edition. From The University College Dublin Press blurb - "An Essay on Irish Bulls" was intended to show the English public the talent and wit of the Irish lower classes. Originally devised by Maria's father, Richard Lovell Edgeworth, Irish Bulls is an informal philosophic dialogue on the nature of Bulls (logical absurdities) and jokes and jests in general. Published at the time of the Union, the overarching theme is the confusions of identity and the relationship of Irish people to the English.

A fine copy ( Cover & LP ) of this lecture at Rutgers University. Apparently not published in her collected writings. Scarce.

First edition. Wrappers. Part of the Fantasy Poet series. Six poems, all of which were originally printed in The Spectator.Toning to the edges and a small crease on lower spine edge. Evidence of staple oxidation.

First edition. Fine. Number 47 of 50 copies specially signed by Higgins. Nicely printed at the Stinehour Press. Glassine dust jacket slightly rubbed at spine edges. Scarce.

Issue 4 ( 1955 ). Very good with creases on edge tips. The most artistic cover of the journal run ( 1 thru 9 ). Contributions by Dorothy Lee, D.C. Williams, Jorge Luis Borges, e.e. Cummings, Joan Rayfield, Marjorie Adix, Millar McLure, Marshall McLuhan, Lawrence K. Frank, Stephen Gilman, Northrop Frye, Walter J. Ong, Edmund Carpenter, Francis Golffing, J. Tyrwhitt, J. Paul & J. Ogilvie and Robert G. Armstrong. Scarce, important journal.

Very good copy of Issue 3 ( 1954 ). Contributions by H.J. Chaytor, Kamo Chomei, Ray Birdwhistell, Martha Wolfenstein, Dorothy Lee, Kenneth MacLean, D.C. Williams, I. Potekin, M. Lewin, H. A. Innis, W.H. McCulloch, Marshall McLuhan, Anthony F.C. Wallace, G.L. Trager, and E.T. Hall. Scarce important journal.

Almost fine copy of Issue Two ( 1954 ) edited by Edmund Carpenter & Marshall McLuhan. Contributions by Marshall McLuhan, Edmund Carpenter, D.S. Savage, Jacqueline Tyrwhitt, Dorothy Lee, Donald Theall, Lord Raglan, David Riesman, Stanley Edgar Hyman, and A. Irving Hallowell. Scarce, important journal.

A very good copy lacking the dust jacket.

Uncorrected proof copy of this experimental novel. Very good condition. Scarce.