New Orleans: Paper Chase Press, 1995. First edition. Signed by Art Bell on his Nevada desert-themed bookplate mounted to front free endpaper. Gift inscription above that, slightly bumped corners, else Fine in Fine dust jacket. 176 pp. Publisher's navy cloth lettered in gilt. The autobiography of the original host of..... More

New York: Harper & Brothers, Publishers, 1958. First edition. Signed by Art Buchwald on front free endpaper, inscribed to Goddard Lieberson, president of Columbia Records, dated Feb. 1960. [viii], 211, 3] pp. Bound in publisher's clot, stamped in gilt. Fine in Near Fine dust jacket, ink transfer from signature to..... More

[Woodstock, NY]: Concert Hall Publications, Inc., [1969]. First edition. (The "f" in "3 days of peace & music" on front wrap is printed directly over a pale sunflower bud with no outline, making it hard to read; this was changed for reprint editions.) Unpaginated. Bound in publisher's stapled wraps with..... More

London: The Trigram Press, 1967. Signed by Piero Heliczer on the verso of the front flyleaf and inscribed, "ah & have we sucked the chewing gum nipples of reality love Piero Heliczer." First edition. One of only five hundred copies, unnumbered. 36, [3] pp. Original purple and blue cloth lettered..... More

Los Angeles: The Zora Gallery, 1965. First edition. Thick sheets, disbound as issued, housed in white folding portfolio. Near Fine in Very Good+ portfolio, lightly creased. One of a hundred copies of Hirschman's fifth book, printed by John Brandi, text surrounded by reproductions of Abstract Expressionist painter Franz Kline's work..... More

Portland, OR: The Impossibilists, ca. 1980s. Seven issues of the rare ephemeral publication from the Impossibilists, a Portland, OR collective of artists and writers primarily associated with mail art. Founded by Mark Sargent and Tom Cassidy in 1977, the Impossibilists had an absurdist aesthetic and were active in a variety..... More

Cuernavaca, Mexico: CIDHAL, 1983. Color poster measuring 14.75" x 20" with a short poem by Guatemalan feminist poet Alaide Foppa, who lived in Mexico where she co-founded one of the country's first feminist publications, Fem. She disappeared (most likely murdered) in Guatemala City in 1980. Graded Fine as a poster..... More

Saginaw, MI: Michigan Science Fantasy Society, 1948. Marion Zimmer Bradley's copy with her address on the rear cover. Front cover states this issue as Volume 2, Number 1 but contents page states this as Volume 1, Number 3. An early scifi fanzine published by the Michigan Science Fantasy Society. Bound..... More

New York: The Limited Editions Club, 1988. Limited edition of 550 copies; this copy is #136 with authorized facsimile signature of De Kooning. Elephant folio. Black Nigerian goatskin lettered in gilt, housed in black cloth clamshell case with gilt lettered black leather spine label. Includes 13pp. staplebound Limited Editions Club..... More

Memphis, TN: Published at The Citadel, [1944]. Volume 1, Number 2. March 1946. A fanzine published for FAPA. In side-stapled wraps. Very Good with toning and light wear, light vertical crease throughout. More

Memphis, TN: A Vulcan Publication, 1943, 1944. 1943, 1944. Two issues, all published. Number 1, November, 1943; Number 2, January, 1944. Very Good with toning, wear and light creasing. Horizontal mailing creases to both issues with signs of being posted to rear covers including postage stamps, cancels and addresses. More

[Los Angeles]: A Darkling Publication, [1941]. First edition. 2 pp. Single sheet of yellow paper hectographed in red on recto, green on verso. Very Good with small chip to corner, faint vertical crease through middle, small closed tear to edge, tiny stain noticeable on verso. A truly scarce fanzine; no..... More

Belfast, Northern Ireland: Walter A. Willis, 1950. Bound in publisher's stapled wraps. Near Fine vertical crease to center throughout. Light general wear. More