"IN A HOLE IN THE GROUND THERE LIVED A HOBBIT"TOLKIEN, J.R.R. The Hobbit. London, 1937. First edition, first printing, in original unrestored dust jacket, of the fantasy classic—"among the very highest achievements of children's authors during the 20th century" (Carpenter & Pritchard, 530)—one of only 1500 copies printed. $115,000. Read More add to my wishlist add to my wishlist Add To My Shopping Bag
"WWEE MUSSTT GGO BBEHINDD THEE SSHADDOW"L'ENGLE, Madeleine. Wrinkle in Time. New York, 1962. Rare first edition in original dust jacket of L'Engle's landmark novel, winner of the 1962 Newbery Medal, handsomely housed in a custom half morocco clamshell box. $11,000. Read More add to my wishlist add to my wishlist Add To My Shopping Bag
FIRST EDITION OF SNOW CRASH, SIGNED BY STEPHENSONSTEPHENSON, Neal. Snow Crash. New York, 1992. First edition of Stephenson's high-concept, high-energy novel of the Metaverse—"a permanent virtual reality… that has taken on a life (and death) of its own" (New York Times)—signed on the title page by the author. $7800. Read More add to my wishlist add to my wishlist Add To My Shopping Bag
THE SHINING, SIGNED BY STEPHEN KINGKING, Stephen. Shining. Garden City, 1977. First edition of King's third novel, a "masterwork, a bold product of an original vision," signed on the title page by Stephen King. $7800. Read More add to my wishlist add to my wishlist Add To My Shopping Bag
"ALL YOU HAVE HEARD ABOUT OLD NARNIA IS TRUE"LEWIS, C.S. Prince Caspian. London, 1951. First edition of the second book in Lewis' beloved Chronicles of Narnia, with numerous illustrations by Pauline Baynes, including a color frontispiece. $4200. Read More add to my wishlist add to my wishlist Add To My Shopping Bag
ONE OF ONLY 26 COPIES SIGNED BY RAY BRADBURY AND ARTIST HANS BURKHARDT(BURKHARDT, Hans) BRADBURY, Ray. Man Dead? Then God Is Slain! Northridge, 1977. Signed limited first edition, entirely withheld from sale, number 10 of only 26 copies signed by Ray Bradbury and award-winning artist Hans Burkhardt, featuring Bradbury's poem and five prints signed and numbered by Burkhardt, together on ten folio leaves of elegant Arches paper. $3800. Read More add to my wishlist add to my wishlist Currently On Reserve: Please Inquire
DAWN, SIGNED BY OCTAVIA BUTLERBUTLER, Octavia. Dawn. New York, 1987. First of the visionary first novel in Butler's innovative Xenogenesis trilogy, boldly signed on the title page by her—"the first Black woman to win Hugo and Nebula awards"—a splendid copy in the original dust jacket. $2800. Read More add to my wishlist add to my wishlist Add To My Shopping Bag
DAWN, SIGNED BY OCTAVIA BUTLERBUTLER, Octavia. Dawn. New York, 1987. First of the visionary first novel in Butler's innovative Xenogenesis trilogy, boldly signed on the title page by her—"the first Black woman to win Hugo and Nebula awards"—a handsome copy in the original dust jacket. $2800. Read More add to my wishlist add to my wishlist Add To My Shopping Bag
"STAPLEDON CHOSE THE LARGEST SUBJECT POSSIBLE, THE MEANING OF THE UNIVERSE, AND HE TACKLED IT COURAGEOUSLY"STAPLEDON, Olaf. Odd John. London, 1935. First edition of Stapledon's "story of a superhuman child born ahead of his time," in scarce original dust jacket. $2500. Read More add to my wishlist add to my wishlist Add To My Shopping Bag
SIGNED BY OCTAVIA BUTLERBUTLER, Octavia. Mind of My Mind. Garden City, 1977. First edition of the second published book in Butler's award-winning Patternist series—"the first science fiction author to be granted a MacArthur fellowship"—signed on the title page by her. $2200. Read More add to my wishlist add to my wishlist Add To My Shopping Bag