London: Martin Secker & Warburg Ltd., 1936. First edition. 320 pp. Faintly greenish gray cloth, lettered in dark crimson. Very Good, lacking jacket. Small tear to cloth at foot, rubbed tips, cloth a little mottled, edges foxed, occasional foxing to contents, rear hinge starting. Rare. The only novel by... More about Minty Alley
New York: Avon, 1973. First edition. Signed by Louis Tackwood on the front free endpaper. 284, (4) pp. Illustrated wraps, red edges. Very Good+ with tiny chip to foot, front cover hinge a little overopened. Wraps printed slightly off-center. A rare signature as Tackwood quickly faded from the spotlight after... More about The Glass House Tapes
New York: Avon, 1973. First edition. 284, (4) pp. Illustrated wraps, red edges. Very Good with spine a bit creased, wear spots to front cover, a single dog-eared page. A paperback original that went through a single printing. One of the high spots of political cynicism in the Watergate... More about The Glass House Tapes
Los Angeles: Civil Rights Congress, 1953. First edition. [4], 44 pp. Stapled wraps. Very Good+ with wraps a little edge-worn. Letters from an African-American inmate on death row. More about Letters from the Death House
New York: The Modern Library, 1993. Later printing. Signed by Jane Jacobs on the title page. Publisher's grey cloth binding with spine lettered in gilt. Near Fine in a Near Fine dust jacket; light shelf wear. A lovely copy of the author's magnum opus. More about The Death and Life of Great American Cities