New York: Mitchell Kennerley, 1916. First edition. A nice copy of this volume of verse which represents one of the more well-known literary hoaxes from the beginning of the twentieth century. Having published three books of verse to some success, Witter Bynner (who had helped to publish Pound's first book..... Read More about Spectra. A Book of Poetic Experiments. By Emanuel Morgan and Anne Knish

London, England: The Harvill Pres Ltd, [1959]. Schmid, Elsa. One of 110 copies were printed on Fabriano, a mould made paper, made in Italy. The type 12 point Palatino, set at Huxley House, New York. The book printed at the Olsen Press, Newark...with the kind permission of the Haverill Press..... Read More about The Poems of St. John the Cross. Spanish Text with a Translation by Roy Campbell. Preface by M.C....

London: Printed for J. Wright, Piccadilly; by W. Bulmer and Co. Cleveland-Row, St. James's, 1800. Second edition. From the Tory Journal the Anti-Jacobin poems satirising the Radical's poetry and philosophyPoems by George Canning, John Hookham Frere, George Ellis, William Gifford and others, which appeared in the Anti-Jacobin, or Weekly Examiner..... Read More about Poetry of the Anti-Jacobin

Brooklyn, [New York]: Jan. 17/86. American author. Read More about Autograph Letter, Signed. To Mrs. Ryman. asking her to meet him at United States Hotel and not at...

New York: Random House, (1986). First edition. Read More about Ultramarine. Poems

New York: Phaidon dist. by Oxford University Press, [1949]. Read More about The Life of..By Himself

Philadelphia: The Centaur Press, 1938. First Edition. Poem written for music by Harl McDinald, intended “to be a major work for a woman’s chorus and orchestra, a poem that had vigor and passion, a poem that voice a deep emotion in the hearts of contemporary American women.” (Author’s note). First..... Read More about Lament for the Stolen. A poem for a Chorus

Londin: [printed by Adam Islip for] George Bishop, 1598. First Speght edition. First Speght edition. The first of several influential editions to be published by Thomas Speght; while it relies heavily on the Stowe edition of 1561, "Speght's notes and introductory material are far more elaborate than in any previous..... Read More about The Workes of our Antient and lerned English Poet, Geffrey Chaucer, newly Printed

London: T.C. & E.C. Jack, 1906. With 3 TLS to Elsie [Ellen Elisabeth] Hill, contributor of the poem “When Polly Buys a Hat” on p. 94.: one from Louey Chisolm and two from the editor of “St. Nicholas” magazine, in which the poem was first printed. With her bookplate laid..... Read More about The Golden Staircase. Poems and Verses for Children. Chosen by …

Dublin: Maunsel and Co, 1917. First edition of the author's first book. Hugh Martin's copy and signed by him on the ffep. Read More about The Vengeance of Fionn

Thavies Inn: Richard Cobden-Sanderson, 1920. First edition. T.J. Cobden-Sanderson's Copy with 2 Pages of MS Notes. T.J. Cobden-Sanderson's copy, signed ("T.J. Cobden Sanderson") on the flyleaf and with his marginal notes in pencil throughout and 2 pages of notes ("For a 2nd. Ed.") in pen on the rear free endpaper..... Read More about Wordsworth An Anthology

Brunswick, Maine: Oct. 5, 1938. In part: "Maine missed the hurricaine mostly. My only disaster was having the lights go out on me when I was making a speech, and I with two pages of notes on Maine history to cover! But the speech turned out far better without the..... Read More about Typed letter signed ("Robert P. Tristram Coffin"), to Loring Wiliiams of American Weave

Bristol: Printed by N. Biggs, For J. Cottle … and Messrs. Robinson, London, 1797. Second edition, expanded. IN BOARDS, UNCUT. After the favorable reception of the first edition of 1796, the publisher Cottle requested a second, to which Coleridge contributed several new pieces, including “The Ode to the Departing Year,”..... Read More about Poems … to Which are Now Added Poems by Charles Lamb and Charles Lloyd