![Naked Lunch [with] Original Wraparound Band and Prospectus. William S. Burroughs](/pictures/thumb/28134.jpg?v=1579812472)
New York: Grove Press, 1959. First American edition. First state. One of 3500 hundred copies printed. This copy with the rare wraparound band, reading "Recommended for Sale to Adults Only" folded and laid in, as well as the promotional pamphlet issued in advance of the book's publication. The first American..... More
![Der Komet [Complete]. Frank Wedekind, eds P. L. Fuhrmann](/pictures/thumb/28085.jpg?v=1569067645)
München: Komet-Verlag, 1911-1912. 4to, 556, 224 pp, pagination continuous in both volumes, beautifully bound in thick green buckram with gilt titles and a gilt comet device to front panel, either a publisher's or custom binding, with all the original covers bound in. Profusely illustrated in both color and black and..... More
Paris: Olympia Press, 1955. First edition. Two volumes, bound in green printed wrappers. First editions. Each volume bears the original printed price of 900 francs on back cover of each, with a faint sheen of sticker ghost where a sticker was removed. The price was raised to 1200 Francs after..... More
Zurich: Humanitas Verlag, 1936. Second printing. Association copy, inscribed by Robert Musil to his friend Arthur Rosin. A remarkable association copy. Rosin was one of the founders of the Musil-Gesellschaft , or Musil Society in 1932, during the period in which the parts of The Man Without Qualities were being..... More
![The Netzahualcoyotl News 1 [Complete]. Bob Callahan, ed](/images/noimage.png)
Berkeley: Turtle Island Foundation, 1979. First edition. 4to, 16 pp. incl. covers, saddle-stapled wraps. first and only issue of this great periodical, which features an interview with Robert Duncan on Jaime De Angulo, an interview with Carl Sauer on Man and Nature, and excerpts from Zora Neale Hurston's "Aspects of..... More
np: nd. 16 x 20" vintage black and white photograph. A remarkable, large format, high contrast photograph of William S. Burroughs, descending a narrow stairway or trapdoor into darkness, with his shadow thrown large on the wall, foregrounded by a sinister laughing silhouette of a face. Though the verso bears..... More
Boston: G. K. Hall, 1980. First edition. 8vo, 387 pp, bound in blue buckram titled in gilt at spine. No dust jacket as issued. Fine. More