New York, NY: Portfolio (2015) As new in dust jacket. It took me sixteen years to write this book. That breaks down to a brisk twelve words per day. But it wasn’t the writing that took so long. . . . It was the working. I had to work at big companies and small companies. … Continue reading Do Over →

New York: Atlantic Monthly Press (2000) Near fine in dust jacket. Jim Harrison turns his hand to a child’s tale, recounting a childhood tragedy that ends in redemption. Harrison tells a personal story of little Jimmy, a boy who injures his eye and must learn life’s meanings through adversity. It is this painful experience that … Continue reading The Boy Who Ran To The Woods →

Taylor, Mississippi: Nautilus (2011) Signed by the editor Neil White and Marcus Dupree on his page. Fine in dust jacket.

New York, NY: Ballantine (2014) Liz Daniels has every reason to be happy about setting off on a rare family vacation, leaving their remote home in the Adirondack Mountains behind for a while. Instead, she feels uneasy. Her children, eight-year-old Reid and six-year-old Ally, have only met their paternal grandparents a handful of times. But … Continue reading Ruin Falls →

New York, NY: Simon & Schuster (1997) Dirk Pitt matches wits with a nefarious Chinese smuggler who specializes in secretly transporting illegal Chinese immigrants into countries around the world, as he tracks his quarry to a remote port in Louisiana and searches for a treasure ship that sank at the beginning of World War II.

Northhampton: Massachusetts (1962) Inscribed by the author. Blue wrappers with black stamping. Very fine.

London: Harvill (1987) First English edition. In these ten exquisite stories, first published by Atlantic Monthly Press in 1987 and now reissued as a Grove Press paperback, Richard Ford mines literary gold from the wind-scrubbed landscape of the American West—and from the guarded hopes and gnawing loneliness of the people who live there: a refugee … Continue reading Rock Springs →

New York, NY: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (2011) The Correspondence of Eudora Welty and William Maxwell Signed by the editor Suzanne Marrs. Fine in dust jacket. For more than 50 years, admired writers Eudora Welty and William Maxwell penned letters to each other. Living half a continent apart, their friendship was nourished and maintained by their … Continue reading What There Is To Say We Have Said →

Garden City: Doubleday (1941) Signed by the author. Book is near fine. Slight sunning on interior boards. Price clipped dust jacket has sunned spine with a small 1/2″ triangle on back. A very presentable copy.