Unusually Near-Fine Copy. Stemming from O'Flaherty's own political-activist experiences, this novel is an investigation of the mind and motives of ...

Includes: Biographical memoirs of Browne; Personal Correspondence; Religio Medici; Pseudodoxia Epidemica; Garden of Cyrus; Hydriotaphia; Brampton ...

George Eliot (1819-1880) was the pen name of Mary Ann Evans, one of the leading English novelists of the 19th century. Her novels are celebrated f...

Following the success of The Jazz Singer, Jolson starred in this musical drama, part-talkie film that assisted in helping to cement the popularity...

A near fine copy of Roald Dahl's third children's book The Magic Finger.First UK edition, small 4to, illustrations by William Pène du Bois, very s...

Poems by C. Day Lewis, Stephen Spender, Thom Gunn, Alan Brownjohn, Gavin Ewart, Ian Hamilton, Harold Massingham, Philip Oakes, Peter Porter, Verno...

The further adventures of Baroness Emmuska Orczy's elusive Scarlet Pimpernel, aka Sir Percy Blakeney, during the French Revolution. This time set ...

"An amusing couple of hours can be spent in the reading of this fantastic trifle. Vivian Darsay, a young man of great physical beauty and financia...

Helen Bannerman originally wrote this story during a long railway journey in India, to send to her two small daughters that she had just left to b...

A worthy contribution to the Sherlock Holmes mythos courtesy of one of England's more established authors.First edition, number 98 of 165 copies, ...

One of 50 special copies for presentation. Inscribed by the author: 'This is one of fifty copies designed and printed for friends of the author. No...

An 'alphabet' comprising poems relating to historical and modern subjects including Muhammad Ali, Einstein, Marx & Engels, Wilde and Bertrand ...

An adaptation of the essay that originally appeared in The Enemy, No.2, examining the presence and role of "race-consciousness" in contemporary li...

Lewis's first, very scarce, separately published literary publication, preceded only by Timon of Athens (1913), a portfolio of his artwork. One of...

Sexus is the first novel in Miller's Rosy Crucifixion trilogy. Due to allegedly licentious content, the trilogy was initially banned in the United...

One of the author's scarcest books, extremely rare in this condition. Of the 1500 copies printed only 310 copies had been sold by February 1944. N...

A collection of satirical poetry by Wyndham Lewis. The loose card included here is from critic and Lewis disciple Hugh Gordon Porteus (1906-93), a...

First edition, 8vo; publisher's grey cloth binding, very good, grey dust-jacket printed in red, rubbed and slightly marked, small closed tear to h...

A very good copy of this work on political dictators, in the 'much rarer' (Morrow & Lafourcade) red cloth, possibly a trial binding.First edit...

The first of two primarily autobiographical works, followed by Rude Assignment (1950).First edition, 8vo; portrait frontispiece, plates, original ...

Wyndham Lewis established The Arthur Press in 1926 specifically for the purpose of publishing The Enemy, outlining in the initial volume's Editori...

Wyndham Lewis established The Arthur Press in 1926 specifically for the purpose of publishing The Enemy, outlining in the initial volume's Editori...