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Bukowski, Charles. Mockingbird Wish Me Luck. First Edition. Signed by the author. Black Sparrow Press. Los Angeles. 1972. One of 250 copies that are numbered and signed by the poet. Cream coloured boards over chocolate brown spine. 9.5 X. 6.5 (24 X 16.5). [1]; "by Bukowski"; title page; copyright page; dedication; table of contents; chapter break; [1]; pp.11-159; [1]; signature… Read more about this item

Morley, Christopher; Rackham, Arthur (illustrator). Where the Blue Begins (1922) Doubleday & Page. New York. First Trade Edition. 16 line drawings in black and white, along with 4 full-page colour illustrations. 10.2 X 7.5 (26 X 19). [1] half-title; illustrated frontice; title page; publisher's page; dedication; vii-x; pp.1-227; [2]/ Illustrated endpapers. Light blue cloth with gilt dog and bird design.… Read more about this item

Gibbings, Robert. Lovely is the Lee. First Edition, with engravings by the author. J.M. Dent & Sons, Ltd. London. 1945. 9 X 5 (22.5X13). Hardcover, with dust jacket. [2]; half-title; by the author; title page; publisher's page; dedication; acknowledgement; pp.1-199; [1]. Yellow boards with gilt designs of a boat on front cover board. Title, author and publisher design in gilt… Read more about this item

Ishiguro, Kazuo. An Artist of the Floating World. First Edition. Faber and Faber. London. 1986. Hardcover with dust jacket. 9 X 5.5 (22.5 X 14). [2]; half-title; publisher page; dedication; chapter setting; pp.7-206; [2]. Near fine copy in an excellent dust jacket. An Artist of the Floating World is set in Japan following the vents of World War II, told by… Read more about this item