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Shelter $35.00
New York, NY: Houghton Mifflin (1994) In a West Virginia girls’ camp in July 1963, a group of children experience an unexpected rite of passage. Shelter is an astonishing portrayal of an American loss of innocence as witnessed by a drifter named Parson, two young sisters, Lenny and Alma, and a feral boy. Like Buddy, … Continue reading Shelter
Sailing to Alluvium $27.95
Montgomery, AL: New South Books (2013) Sailing to Alluvium is the third installment in John Pritchard’s critically acclaimed series that follows the antics of Junior Ray and his buddy, Voyd Mudd. In the first book, entitled Junior Ray, the duo pursued an elusive psychotic with the aim of “shooting” him but failed to do so. … Continue reading Sailing to Alluvium
A Bean, a Stalk and a Boy Named Jack $17.99
New York, NY: Atheneum Books for Young Readers. (2014) When a king’s pinky grows stinky, it is up to a smallish boy and a smallish pea to come up with a GIANT plan to save the kingdom in this fractured fairy tale from the masterminds behind “The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore.”
Family Men $200.00
Sorry. This book is currently out of stock. Baton Rouge, LA: LSU Press (1990) In Yarbroughs first collection of stories Yarbrough effortlessly evokes the special qualities of small-town southern life as he examines–with subtle humor, keen insight, and unfailing sympathy–the relationships between ordinary men and women. Yarbrough’s characters, though frequently baffled by life, achieve a … Continue reading Family Men
The Reivers $3,000.00
New York: Random House (1962) One of 500 numbered copies signed by the author. Fine in special red cloth.
The Yonahlossee Riding Camp for Girls $27.95
New York, NY: Riverhead (2013) Named a most anticipated book for Summer 2013 by “The Wall Street Journal “and “Publishers Weekly “and “USA Today,” NPR, and “People “summer reads pick A lush, sexy, evocative debut novel of family secrets and girls’-school rituals, set in the 1930s South It is 1930, the midst of the Great … Continue reading The Yonahlossee Riding Camp for Girls
In Sicily $75.00
Sorry, this book is temporarily out of stock. New York: New Directions (1949) Fine in dust jacket
In Black and White $1,000.00
Northridge, California: Lord John Press (1985) Photographs of the 30s and 40s One of 100 numbered copies signed by Welty and Anne Tyler who wrote the Introduction. Fine in decorated boards with black leather boards with black leather spine in slip case.
Second Honeymoon $28.00
New York, NY: Little Brown (2013) Very good in dust jacket. A walk down the aisle, a resort hotel, a drink on the beach…for these unlucky couples, the honeymoon’s over. A newlywed couple steps into the sauna in their deluxe honeymoon suite–and never steps out again. When another couple is killed while boarding their honeymoon … Continue reading Second Honeymoon
Revolution $19.99
New York, NY: Scholastic (2014) In the second novel of her Sixties trilogy, Wiles takes readers to a small Mississippi town during 1964s Freedom Summer. As young Sunny tries to adjust to her new stepmother and two new step-siblings, her town reacts to students and “agitators” who have arrived on buses to register black citizens … Continue reading Revolution
Faulkner’s Mississippi $375.00
Birmingham, Alabama: Oxmoor House (1990) Signed by Willie Morris who wrote the text. Photographs throughout by William Eggleston. Near fine in dust jacket.
All the Pretty Horses $1,500.00
New York: Knopf (1992) Fine in decorated wrapper. Folding box has light wear on closing flap.
My Two Oxfords $20.00
Jackson, Mississippi: University of Mississippi Press (2009) First edition, reissue. Includes an Afterword by Joanne Prichard Morris, Photographs by David Rae Morris, and Engravings by John de Pol. Fine in decorated boards.
Frost and Flower $350.00
Decatur, Georgia: Wisteria Press (1995) One of 250 numbered copies signed by the author and by the artist Barry Moser who designed the frontispiece engraving. Specially bound in green cloth with a black cloth spine. Very fine.
Riding With the Blue Moth $17.95
Oxford, MS: Nautilus Publishing. After the death of his son, Will, in the 2001 airplane crash that took the lives of nine additional members of the Oklahoma State basketball team and support staff, survival became a common word in Bill Hancock’s vocabulary. Bicycling was simply the method by which he chose to distract himself from … Continue reading Riding With the Blue Moth
Blood Trail $35.00
New York, NY: Putnam (2008) When the call comes in on the radio, Joe Pickett can hardly believe his ears: game wardens have found a hunter dead at a camp in the mountains – strung up, gutted, and flayed, as if he were the elk he’d been pursuing. A spent cartridge and an old poker … Continue reading Blood Trail
We Are All Welcome Here $40.00
New York, NY: Random House (2006) Elizabeth Berg, bestselling author of The Art of Mending and The Year of Pleasures, has a rare talent for revealing her characters’ hearts and minds in a manner that makes us empathize completely. Her new novel, We Are All Welcome Here, features three women, each struggling against overwhelming odds … Continue reading We Are All Welcome Here
The Little Friend $300.00
London, UK: Bloomsbury (2002) One of 350 numbered copies signed by the author. Fine in publisher’s black cloth slipcase. The book is quarter-bound in black leather with orange blind-stamped boards and includes a ribbon marker. Page edges are orange.
The Coast of Chicago $100.00
New York, NY: Knopf (1990) Very near fine in dust jacket. Signed on the title page. The stolid landscape of Chicago suddenly turns dreamlike and otherworldly in Stuart Dybek’s classic story collection. A child’s collection of bottle caps becomes the tombstones of a graveyard. A lowly rightfielder’s inexplicable death turns him into a martyr to … Continue reading The Coast of Chicago