It is a delight to showcase a catalogue of literary manuscripts, many of them new arrivals to our shelves. Highlights include an autograph manuscript leaf from Thoreau's working draft of Walden; the corrected typescript of The House of Flowers by Truman Capote; Terry Southern's manuscript of The Magic Christian; works by Jorge Luis Borges, Eugene Field, Allen Ginsberg, James Hilton, Washington Irving, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Arthur Machen, Marianne Moore, V.S. Pritchett, and Harriet Beecher Stowe; as well as collections of detective and Western manuscripts.

The Big Apple. Gotham City. The city so nice they named it twice. It has Broadway, Wall Street, and Central Park. It's also the city that we call home. In this catalogue dedicated to the city that never sleeps you'll find Walt Whitman's work written during his time as editor of the Brooklyn Daily Eagle; George Henry Curtis' Scenes from Opera at the Five Points, which centers on the area made famous by the film Gangs of New York; and the official program and score... more about New York City

Few modern novelists are more iconic than Márquez, the chief figure of the Latin American Boom, who brought Magical Realism to the world, and was awarded the 1982 Nobel Prize in Literature. We are thrilled to present a list dedicated solely to Márquez featuring a superb first edition of One Hundred Years of Solitude in first state jacket, as seen above; a first edition of Márquez' first book, La Hojarasca; and an inscribed copy of his autobiographical book Vivir para contarla.

Pets are more than just a fixture in our homes and hearts. They play a vital role in literature and the arts, from Mikhail Bulgakov's demonic Behemoth to Jack London's brave Buck. We are delighted to send you a catalogue celebrating pets in all shapes and sizes. Highlights include one of 35 copies of Catoninetales by W.J. Linton; Marguerite Kirmse's superb heads of Fox and Hound in proof state; and Cat in Literature and in Art by Jacqueline Conan-Fallex.

We can't think of a better way to start July than with a fresh batch of new Americana! Highlights include the London 1776 edition of Thomas Paine's Common Sense; Audubon's The Quadrupeds of North America in original parts; Abraham Lincoln's 1857 Dred Scott speech; and an early illustrated work on petroleum and natural gas.