First Editions from The Accidental Bookseller, IOBA, FABA

London: The Casanova Society, 1926. Limited Edition 1236/1500 copies on deckle-edge laid watermark paper, translated and with a long postscript by Ezra Pound. GALLUP A22b. A very good copy, top corners bumped, edge worn spine a little faded in a very good dust wrapper showing only a little evidence of the soling that seems to be endemic to this… Read more about this item

Houghton Mifflin: Boston, 1990. Advance Uncorrected Proof copy in publisher's printed wrappers. Wrappers slightly soiled, otherwise a fine copy.

London: Hogarth Press 2016. First edition, a retelling of The Merchant of Venice written as part of the Hogarth Shakespeare Series, a project with acclaimed and best selling authors of today updating Shakespeare's works for a contemporary audience. Proof (advanced reading) copy, fine in pictorial wrappers. Issued in both UK and US editions, the UK copies are… Read more about this item

Dublin (Shannon): Cuala Press (Irish University Press), 1970. Facsimile Edition, reprinted using photo-lithography. Book lacks the springiness of automatic closure, lying flat between some pages, but no evidence of the binding shows through, front corner bumped with some severity, otherwise a bright copy in fine dust wrapper save for a slight wrinkle and small tear to top of… Read more about this item

London: Allison & Busby, 1982. First English Edition of this classic baseball-related novel, basis for the movie Field of Dreams. A fine copy in about fine dust wrapper with a few small snags to the spine and tiny tear to rear flap

Dublin (Shannon): Cuala Press (Irish University Press), 1971. Facsimile Edition, reprinted using photo-lithography. Some barely perceptible fading to lower front board; still a fine copy in fine dust wrapper.

Dublin (Shannon): Cuala Press (Irish University Press), 1970. Facsimile Edition, reprinted using photo-lithography. Fine in very good+ toned dust wrapper, small chip to top spine and 1" tear to rear

New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1899. Published anonymously, this is the author's second publication, following Princeton Stories (1895). Williams went on to win the first Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 1917. Tiny gift book, paper wraps with string binding. A surprisingly nice copy with a few small creases but otherwise fine.

Charleston (SC): 2014. Facsimile of First Edition, created by photographing both the original "bannered" edition and the "disclaimered" edition. Limited edition, this is #20 of 200, though the book is scarcer than even the limited print run would suggest. A Fine copy in printed wrappers.

London: Hogarth Press 2016. First edition, a retelling of The Merchant of Venice written as part of the Hogarth Shakespeare Series, a project with acclaimed and best selling authors of today updating Shakespeare's works for a contemporary audience. A fine copy in fine dust wrapper. Issued in both UK and US editions, the UK copies are generally… Read more about this item

London: Marion Boyars 1975. First UK Edition of author's second book. One corner slightly bumped otherwise fine in a price clipped dust wrapper and new price label on rear.

London: Chatto and Windus 1930. First Edition. 3,000 copies printed. Barron (ed), Fantasy and Horror 5-256. Barron (ed), Fantasy Literature 3-301. Clute and Grant (eds), The Encyclopedia of Fantasy (1997), p. 782. Bleiler (1978), p. 160. Not in Reginald (1979; 1992). Riley A21. A mixed collection of twenty-six stories including allegorical fantasies and the best of Powys's more… Read more about this item