Search Results: Authors starting with F from Ashlar Books

Fine vinyl LP record in a fine sleeve. The first recording of Faulkner reading his Nobel Prize Acceptance speech and selections from "As I Lay Dying", "A Fable", and "The Old Man".

First edition. A nice copy in dust jacket with just a touch of sunning to the edges. The author's first book.

A 33 1/3 LP of Ferlinghetti reading this long poem with the addition of selections from Coney Island of the Mind and Pictures of the Gone World. The jacket is in very good condition and the LP ( red) appears barely played.

Stapled wrappers. First edition, second state with printer's logo in black. Signed by Ferlinghetti on the front cover. Almost fine.

Fine copy of this 81/2 x 11 broadside. Numbered (limited to 200 ) & signed by the poet..Scarce, none currently listed in commerce.

Ferlinghetti reads Travels in America Deserta - Side A. Music by Pale Horse Riders - Side B. Fine 45 in a plain sleeve.

Fine copy of the uncorrected paperback proof.

A very good copy with a slight smudge on the cover and minute rubbing to spine edges. Lacking the dust jacket. An early New Directions publication.Inscribed by Fitts to the noted Freudian follower Hanns Sachs.The Boston Psychoanalytic Society & Institute contains the Hanns Sachs Library.

The true first book by the poet published while an undergraduate. This is one of 25 numbered, signed copies. Stapled wrappers, fine. Scarce.

A fine copy of this nicely printed ( First ) edition. The dust jacket has a couple of tiny closed tears on the rear cover. Signed by Francis on the half-title page.

Very good with mild age-toning to edges. Self-published pamphlet of poems. Staples show some rust. Former owners name on inside front cover. Limited to 300 copies of which this is number 85. An extremely scarce book by this over-looked poet. No copies offered in the market.

LP record ( ML 4259) appears fine in an age-toned sleeve.
Includes T.S.Eliot, Marianne Moore, E.E. Cummings, William Carlos Williams, Ogden Nash, W.H.Auden, Dylan Thomas and Elizabeth Bishop.
According to the Elizabeth Bishop Bibliography this is an early pressing with a dark blue label lettered in metallic yellowish white.

First US edition. Very good hardcover with paper label. Introduction by Dr. William J. Robinson. List of Eugenics publications at the rear of the text.