Search Results: Titles starting with G from Ashlar Books

Stapled wrapper pamphlet published on on occasion of the exhibition in 2004. Introduction by Carter Ratcliff. Fine.

Limited to 750 copies. Very good in dust jacket. Inscribed to Ed Watkins, along with a typed note concerning a published poem, signed "Kenneth", his given first name. Included several Christmas greetings laid in.
A mimeograph bound selection of poems for the League to Support Poetry is also included. Spotting to front cover, some rubbing to edges otherwise good. Unknown printing date and a likely limited printing.

Fine copy in dust jacket, signed by the author on the half-title page.

Very good in thick white wrappers. Small crease to tip edge on a few pages. Thirty-six ( English) translations by Yeshe Dronma from the Chinese ( included ). Illustrated with photos. Scarce.

First edition very good in wrappers. Macintosh was a professor of Theology at Yale University. As a Canadian citzen he was notable in the 1931 Supreme court decision for his right to a "selective conscientious objection" in his application for U.S. citizenship. Scarce.

Near fine copy in an almost fine dust jacket. A really nice copy. An overlooked mystery writer, who wrote for the TV series Perry Mason and Alfred Hitchcock Presents.

Almost fine copy in dust jacket of an author's presentation copy ( slip included ), additionally signed and inscribed to "Burt" of the Strand Bookstore fame.

Fine first printing in slip case. Limited to 1000 numbered & signed copies made specially for Neiman-Marcus. The limitation page has the company name spelled incorrectly.

First edition, about fine without the dust jacket.

First edition. A good copy, spine faded and front hinge weak. A presentation copy that may have either family significance or Wescott's other family, Margaret French of the PaJaMa group ( Paul Cadmus, Jared & Margaret French ).

First edition, fine copy of this small wrapper "palm" book.

Very good in aged toned jacket with a shadow sticker. Vinyl LP appears fine without sleeve. Stories in the Gullah dialect particular to Afro-Americans from the coastal Carolina area.

Stapled wrappers. Illustrated cover. Small staple dents to some pages, otherwise fine. Contributors include Ray DiPalma, Paul Carroll, Clark Coolrdge, Larry Fagin, Aram Saroyan, Anselm Hollo, Gerald Malanga, Ron Padgett, Anne Waldman, Andrei Codrescu and others.

First edition of this incredibly important book - Historical "mass media" creates the "global village". A very good copy in dust jacket. Rubbing to top edge of dust jacket. Light age-toning to top edge. Front flyleaf neatly excised, Scarce.