Los Angeles: Little Caesar Press, 1982. Cover photo by Rudy Burckhardt. First Edition, stated. Softover [octavo], pictorial glossy wraps, 109 pp. The "first extensive collection of work" by Dlugos, who had authored a handful of short collections previously, on Dennis Cooper's Little Caesar Press. Like most all of his work.....
New York: Oxford University Press, 1947. Second printing with corrections. Hardcover, [octavo], maroon cloth boards with black lettering, no dust jacket, 176 pp. with 59-page appendix.
Sunland, CA: California UFO, 1992. Cover art by Rodney Marchetti. Saddle-stapled in publisher's wrappers. Early print issue of UFO magazine edited by founder Vicki Cooper under creative directorship of co-founder Sherie Stark. With contributions from Research Director Don Ecker and contributing writers Sean Casteel, George Earley, Richard Neal and Paul.....
Sunland, CA: California UFO, 1992. Cover art by Jeff Weekley. Saddle-stapled in publisher's wrappers. Early print issue of UFO magazine edited by founder Vicki Cooper under creative directorship of co-founder Sherie Stark. With contributions from Research Director Don Ecker and contributing writers Colin Brown, Don Ecker, Art Hufford, Alton Parrish.....
Sunland, CA: California UFO, 1992. Saddle-stapled in publisher's wrappers. Early print issue of UFO magazine edited by founder Vicki Cooper under creative directorship of co-founder Sherie Stark. With contributions from Research Director Don Ecker and contributing writers Greg Bishop, Ed Conroy, Don Ecker, Martin Kottmeyer, Peter Rojcewicz, Paul Stonehill. This.....
Sunland, CA: California UFO, 1992. Cover art by ARGONAUT / William Lewis McDonald. Saddle-stapled in publisher's wrappers. Early print issue of UFO magazine edited by founder Vicki Cooper under creative directorship of co-founder Sherie Stark. With contributions from Research Director Don Ecker and contributing writers Mark Birdsall, Elaine Douglass, George.....
Sunland, CA: California UFO, 1992. Cover image of Mars from Dec. 13, 1990, observation. Saddle-stapled in publisher's pictorial wrappers.
n.p. Lee/Lucas Press, 1979. Hand-numbered and signed (49) of an edition of 100. Saddle-stapled [octavo] in brown illustrated cardstock wrappers, unpaginated [12 pp].
Paris: Olympia Press, 1959. First edition, fourth printing. Signature-bound in pictorial wraps, 4 /14" x 7", volume 1, 189 pp; volume 2, 221 pp. The fourth printing of Lolita after several censorship trials in France and United States after initially being rejected by American publishers in 1954. Subsequently the book.....
Old Deerfield, MA / Dublin, Ireland: The Deerfield Press / The Gallery Press, 1979. Illustrations by Timothy Engelland. Edition of 300 copies, signed on limitation page. Hardcover, slim [octavo], black cloth boards with gilt lettering in illustrated brown paper dust jacket, 16 pp. with brown end papers.
Madras & New York: Hanuman Books, 1988. Second printing. Signature-bound in pictorial gilt-lettered dust wrapper, yellow wrappers, 188 pp. Fourteenth title (of 50 total) from the legendary Hanuman series, which used a Hindu prayer-book printer in Madras, India, to print obscure works from transgressive authors between 1986 and 1993.
London: Aloes, 1975. Cover photograph by Roy Pennington. Saddle-stapled [octavo] in printed pictorial green card wrappers, 34 pp. Two tape transcripts, the first of Mottram's radio broadcast on the BBC concerning Burroughs' book banning in 1964, and the second being a conversation between Mottram and Burroughs in early summer of.....
New York: Anthology Film Archives, 1993. Cover features frame enlargements from A Movie (1958) by Bruce Conner. Signature-bound, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", in glossy B & W pictorial wraps, 117 pp.
New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1976. Jacket design by Coco McConnell. First edition. Hardcover red cloth boards with gilt lettering in pictorial dust jacket, 6" x 8 1/2", 256 pp.
New York: Arbor House, 1986. First Edition. Hardcover [octavo] in illustrated dust jacket. Speckled gray cloth backed with darker gray spine stamped with silver lettering, 278 pp. First Edition of William Gibson's follow-up to his groundbreaking Neuromancer, one of the foundational texts of the "cyberpunk" movement in modern science fiction.....
New York: Arbor House, 1986. First Edition. Hardcover [octavo] in illustrated dust jacket. Speckled gray cloth backed with darker gray spine stamped with silver lettering, 278 pp. First Edition of William Gibson's follow-up to his groundbreaking Neuromancer, one of the foundational texts of the "cyberpunk" movement in modern science fiction.....
New York: Doubleday, 1972. Perfect-bound [octavo] in pictorial wraps, 214 pp. Craddock's second literary document of Californian counterculture, following Be Not Content, A Subterranean Journal in 1970.
London/Ollon: Covent Garden Press/Am Here Books, 1973. First edition, limited to 200 copies, this one of 100 unsigned. Hardcover white cloth boards with black lettering in pictorial dust jacket, 7 1/4" x 9 5/8", 133 pp. Port of Saints could be considered a sequel to The Wild Boys: A Book.....
New York: Da Capo, 1978. Cover design by Joseph del Gaudio; photograph by Charles Stewart. First paperback edition. Perfect-bound, [octavo], in pictorial wraps, 318 pp.