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The Innocent Man $350.00
New York: Doubleday (2006) Books are leather-bound, signed and numbered, with printed endpapers, gold stamping, a slipcase, and a ribbon marker. One of 250 numbered copies signed by the author. Fine in slipcase.
A Slant of Light $27.00
New York, NY: Bloomsbury (2015) As new in dust jacket. At the close of the Civil War, weary veteran Malcolm Hopeton returns to his home in western New York State to find his wife and hired man missing and his farm in disrepair. A double murder ensues, the repercussions of which ripple through a community … Continue reading A Slant of Light
The Quiet Game $100.00
New York, NY: Dutton (1999) Near fine in dust jacket. When former prosecutor Penn Cage returns to his hometown of Natchez, Mississippi, he doesnt’ find the peace he desperately craves. He finds that his own father is being blackmailed by a corrupt ex-cop. And when Penn investigates, he uncovers a murderous secret — and the … Continue reading The Quiet Game
Can’t We Talk About Something More Pleasant? $28.00
New York, NY: Bloomsbury (2014) In her first memoir, Roz Chast brings her signature wit to the topic of aging parents. Spanning the last several years of their lives and told through four-color cartoons, family photos, and documents, and a narrative as rife with laughs as it is with tears, Chast’s memoir is both comfort … Continue reading Can’t We Talk About Something More Pleasant?
Combat $250.00
New York, NY: Forge (2001) Near fine in slipcase. One of 100 numbered copies. Introduced and signed by Stephen Coonts. Also signed by the nine contributors listed below. As the world moves into the next millennium, the United States finds itself at the forefront of this new age, policing not only its own shores but … Continue reading Combat
Bob The Gambler $23.00
New York, NY: Houghton Mifflin (1997) On this Sunday, after the NFL pre-season game, we were sitting on the porch quiet as mice when Jewel held up the newspaper and said, “Raymond. Let’s go here and do this, ” and “here” was the Paradise casino, a dozen blocks away on the beach in Biloxi, and … Continue reading Bob The Gambler
It Wasn’t All Dancing $150.00
Tuscaloosa, Alabama: University of Alabama Press (2002) This eagerly anticipated second volume of short stories is offered by nationally acclaimed writer Mary Ward Brown, often referred to as the “first lady” of Alabama letters. With the 11 stories in this long-awaited collectiong, Mary Ward Brown once again offers her devoted fans a palette of new … Continue reading It Wasn’t All Dancing
Selected Letters $75.00
New York, NY Scribner (1981) Very good in dust jacket with some fading to dust jacket spine.
One Foot in Eden $300.00
Charlotte, NC: Novello Festival (2002) Simply, almost elementally told through the voices of a sheriff, a local farmer, his beautiful wife, their son, and the sheriff’s deputy, “One Foot in Eden” signals the bellwether arrival of one the most mature and distinctive voices in southern literature.
Hall of Small Mammals: Stories $27.95
New York, NY: Riverhead Books (2015) As new in dust jacket. The stories in Thomas Pierce’s Hall of Small Mammals take place at the confluence of the commonplace and the cosmic, the intimate and the infinite. A fossil-hunter, a comedian, a hot- air balloon pilot, parents and children, believers and nonbelievers, the people in these stories … Continue reading Hall of Small Mammals: Stories
Lucky Alan and Other Stories $24.95
New Yorker, NY: Doubleday (2015) The incomparable Jonathan Lethem returns with nine stories that demonstrate his mastery of the short form. Jonathan Lethem’s third collection of stories uncovers a father’s nervous breakdown at SeaWorld in “Pending Vegan”; a foundling child rescued from the woods during a blizzard in “Traveler Home”; a political prisoner in a … Continue reading Lucky Alan and Other Stories
The Stars Above Veracruz $24.00
New York, NY: Thunder’s Mouth Press (2006) Near fine in dust jacket. As author Barry Gifford was writing these pieces, he gradually came to realize that what he was creating was a geographical fiction, or a geography of fictions. As Barry explains, “Everybody has a story, no matter where they are in the world, and … Continue reading The Stars Above Veracruz
Rooted in Design: Sprout Home’s Guide to Creative Indoor Planting $25.00
Indoor plants play a large role in the design and feel of a space. Focusing on indoor gardening–from small containers and vertical installations with air plants to unique tabletop creations–Rooted in Design provides readers with the means to create beautiful and long-lasting indoor landscapes. Tara Heibel and Tassy de Give, owners of the successful Sprout Home … Continue reading Rooted in Design: Sprout Home’s Guide to Creative Indoor Planting
Mississippi’s 100 Greatest Football Players of All Time $75.00
Taylor, Mississippi: Nautilus (2011) Signed by the editor Neil White and Marcus Dupree on his page. Fine in dust jacket.
A Long Night $150.00
Jackson, MS: Nouveau Press for the Mississippi Civil Liberties Union (1986) Near fine in blue buckram cloth boards.
William Faulkner: Self-Presentation and Performance $40.00
Austin, TX: University of Texas Press (2000) Fine in dust jacket. From the beginning, William Faulkner’s art was consciously self-presenting. In writing of all kinds he created and performed a complex set of roles based in his life as he both lived and imagined it. In his fiction, he counterpoised those personae against one another … Continue reading William Faulkner: Self-Presentation and Performance
A Painted House $500.00
New York: Doubleday (2001) Inspired by the author’s own childhood in rural Arkansas, this moving story follows one boy’s journey from innocence to experience. Luke Chandler, 7, lives in the cotton fields with his parents and grandparents in a little house that’s never been painted. During the harvest, he sees and hears things no child … Continue reading A Painted House