London: Calder and Boyars, [1965]. Number 11 of 100 copies signed by the author. ONE OF 100 SIGNED COPIES, ADDITIONALLY INSCRIBED. Additionally inscribed on title-page "For/ Bill & Roslyn/ their friend/ Sam." William Targ (1907-1999), was an editor and then head of Putnam's before founding his own imprint, Targ Editions;..... Read More about Imagination Dead Imagine...translated from the French by the author

New York: The Limited Editions Club, 1989. Ryman, Robert. Edition limited to 550 numbered copies signed by Beckett and Ryman. Read More about Nohow On

Churchtown, Dundrum: The Cuala Press, 1913. First edition, one of 300 copies printed and published by Elizabeth C. Yeats. A collection of one hundred poems, love lyrics from a husband to his wife, purportedly from a manuscript volume bought from a niece of the author and edited by Dowden, with..... Read More about A Woman's Reliquary

[printed mid-1970s]. Joyce in Paris. Photographed in Berenice Abbott's Paris studio, the iconic image of Joyce wearing a hat. According to Abbott, who relied on natural light for her Paris portraits of the 1920s, Joyce wore the hat because of the extreme sensitivity of his eyesight. Read More about James Joyce [Paris, 1928

New York: B.W. Huebsch, 1916. First American edition, English sheets. First American edition, from English sheets. The first American edition of Joyce's seminal short story collection, one of 504 copies bound up from sets of the sheets of the English edition, which appeared in 1914. Read More about Dubliners

Cambridge, (England): The Orthological Institute/ (Made in England by Gramophone Co. Ltd.), [circa 1929]. First pressing. Original Recording of James Joyce Reading 'Anna Livia Plurabelle' : Signed by Joyce. With inscribed slip by Joyce, to Jean [E. Mison], a freelance journalist based in Cambridge from approximately 1927 to 1964. Recorded..... Read More about James Joyce Reading "Anna Livia Plurabelle" (Parts I & II

Mayfair, London: Grayson & Grayson. Curzon Street, [1934]. First edition, Number 80 of 105 copies of this special limited edition. Laid in envelope is a page of the typescript for Chapter 4 (page 46), with several pencil deletions and additions. Read More about Shame the Devil

London: Jonathan Cape, 1923. First edition of author's first book. O'FLAHERTY'S FIRST BOOK (SIGNED AND IN DUST JACKET). Thy Neighbour's Wife' is an attempt to write a book about life in the Aran Islands from the point of view of a native..." (from the dust jacket). Liam O'Flaherty was born..... Read More about Thy Neighbour's Wife

Dublin: Cuala Press, 1946. First edition, number 138 of 280 (of which 265 are for sale). Read More about Stranger in Aran. Written and Illustrated

Dublin; London: Maunsel & Co., Ltd.; Elkin Mathews, 1907. Yeats, Jack B. Large paper edition, number 107 of 150 copies printed on handmade paper, signed by Jack B. Yeats. Large Paper Copy of ‘the great prose manifesto of the Irish literary revival’. Following the advice given to him by Yeats..... Read More about The Aran Islands: by J. M. Synge. With Drawings by Jack B. Yeats

Churchtown, Dundrum: The Cuala Press, 1915. First edition, no. 33 of 350 copies. Read More about John M. Synge. A Few Personal Recollections, with Biographical Notes

London: Wishart & Company, 1930. First edition. Read More about Sligo

London: Lawrence and Bullen, 1893. First edition, first issue binding. Inscribed by John Butler Yeats. Inscribed by John B. Yeats to Rosa Butt (on the half-title page): "Rosa Butt from J. B. Yeats," and with Rosa Butt's neat pencil ownership signature on front flyleaf. Rosa Butt was the daughter of..... Read More about The Celtic Twilight. Men and Women, Dhouls and Faeries

London: Macmillan and Co, 1921. First edition. SIGNED, IN DUSTJACKET. Signed on the title-page by Yeats. Read More about Four Plays for Dancers

New York: The Macmillan Company, 1904. First trade edition. FEMINIST GERTRUDE ROBINSON-SMITH'S COPY. Feminist Gertrude Robinson-Smith's copy, with her attractive, early pictorial bookplate on front pastedown. Born in New York City in 1880, to a wealthy family, she worked for numerous causes, was President of the Vaccination Society, raised funds..... Read More about The Hour-Glass and Other Plays

Dublin: The Cuala Press, 1934. First edition, one of 400 copies. Read More about The King of the Great Clock Tower. Commentaries and Poems

Portland, Maine: Thomas B. Mosher, [December], 1903. Second edition, one of 950 copies on Van Gelder hand-made paper. Mosher Piracy Signed by Yeats. Yeats did not approve of Mosher's piracies — this is the first Mosher title that we have seen signed by Yeats. Read More about The Land of Heart’s Desire

Churchtown, Dundrum, [Dublin]: Cuala Press, 1914. First edition, one of 400 copies. "In these poems Yeats, inlfuenced by his young secretary Pound, breaks away from his early manner and begins to purge his imagery of abstraction and to write more simply and directly …" (Connolly). Read More about Responsibilities: Poems and a Play

New York: 1928. First American edition. The First American. First American edition of one of Yeats' great books, containing "Sailing to Byzantium", "The Tower", "Leda and the Swan," etc. A Connolly 100 title ("A peak in English poetry"). Read More about The Tower

London: Macmillan, 1933. First trade edition, one of 2,000. An attractive copy of this important collection of late-career Yeats, gathering together some of his finest work from the period, including "Byzantium," "Crazy Jane Talks with the Bishop" and other Crazy Jane poems, "Coole Park, 1929," "Colle and Ballylee, 1931," "For..... Read More about The Winding Stair