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XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. Soldiers' Pay. NewYork: Liveright (1954). Reprint, in the same format as thescarce 1926 first edition. Near fine in a near finedustwrapper. #338908 .................................................. $100

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. Soldiers' Pay.London: Chatto & Windus 1930. First English edition.Preface by Richard Hughes. Green cloth, titled in gold.Publisher's small catalogue laid in. Fine in a lightly age-toned, very good plus dustwrapper with some small nicksat the corners. An attractive copy of the author's firstnovel. #67067 ............................................................. $3,000

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. Soldiers' Pay.London: Chatto & Windus 1930. First English edition.Preface by Richard Hughes. Green cloth, titled in gold.Pencil owner name else fine, lacking the dustwrapper.Author's first novel. #67066 ........................................ $500

FAULKNER, William. La Paga de losSoldados [Soldier's Pay]. Buenos Aires:Editorial Schapire (1953). First Argentine edition, and thefirst edition in Spanish of Faulkner's first novel.Translated by Francisco Gurza. Printed wrappers. Smalltears to the yapped edges and endpapers toned, a nearfine copy in near fine dustwrapper with a small numberon the front panel. Jacket art by Govi Nuños(?).#323986 ........................................................................... $225

FAULKNER, William. Mosquitoes. NewYork: Boni & Liveright 1927. First edition. Moderaterubbing to the extremities, a near fine copy lacking thedustwrapper. Faulkner's second novel, a satiric portrait ofthe New Orleans artistic community. #67099 .......... $850

FAULKNER, William. Mosquitoes. NewYork: Liveright Publishing Corporation (1955). Reprint,stated on the dustwrappers as a "new edition". Fine infine dustwrapper. A beautiful, just about as new copy ofwhat was then a long out of print novel. #320342 ................................................................................................... $200

FAULKNER, William. The Sound and theFury. New York: Jonathan Cape and Harrison Smith1929. First edition. Corners of the delicate papercoveredboards worn through a bit, and the spine a trifle soiled,still a tight and sound, very good copy lacking the scarcedustwrapper. An attractive copy of one of the majorhighspots of the 20th Century and a title which in thepast couple of years has become exceptionally scarce.#92521 ......................................................................... $3,000

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. Le bruit et la fureur[The Sound and the Fury]. Paris: Gallimard(1938). First French edition. Translated by Maurice E.Coindreau. Original pale blue printed wrappers inFrench-folded tissue dustwrapper. Spine very slightlytanned, else fine. One of 20 hors commerce copies, thiscopy Inscribed by the translator to Mlle. Gabrielle Yras.Faulkner's early and staunch appreciation by, andinfluence upon, French intellectuals prior to his"rediscovery" in America, is well documented.#63673 ......................................................................... $1,500XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. El Sonido y laFuria. Buenos Aires: Editorial Futuro (1947). FirstArgentine, and first Spanish language edition. Translatedby Floreal Mazia. Pale green printed wrappers inillustrated dustwrapper. Some foxing to the pages, elsenear fine in a lightly rubbed, near fine dustwrapper withsome foxing on the rear panel. Faulkner's workinfluenced the Latin American literary "boom" and had aprofound effect on such notable writers as Jorge LuisBorges and Gabriel García Márquez. #64309 ........... $450

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (FAULKNER, William) SCOTT, Evelyn.On William Faulkner's The Sound and theFury. (NY: Cape & Smith 1929). First edition. Rubbedon the spine, near fine in stapled wrappers that mimic thedesign of the boards of the novel. Very early appreciationof Faulkner's novel by a noted Southern novelist.#69436 ............................................................................. $300

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX KREYMBORG, Alfred, Lewis Mumford,Paul Rosenfeld (editors). AmericanCaravan IV. New York: Macaulay Company 1931.First edition: 579 pp.; 24 cm. Near fine in a fairdustwrapper with tears and chips to the joints, edges andspine, but neatly held in place by mylar. With works byRobert Penn Warren, William Faulkner, William CarlosWilliams, Marsden Hartley, and others. #337667 ....... $25

FAULKNER, William. Harpers Magazine:November 1931. New York: Harper & Brothers1931. No. 978. Front wrap with pressure stamp; pagesslightly age-toned, else fine in very good wrappers withthe spine sunned and the edges rubbed. This issueincludes William Faulkner's story "Doctor Martino."#74553 ............................................................................... $50

FAULKNER, William. Sanctuary. NewYork: Jonathan Cape & Harrison Smith (1931). Firstedition. Fine in a nice, near fine dustwrapper with tinynicks at the crown, and very slight age-toning to the whiteportions of the spine. Filmed in 1933 as The Story ofTemple Drake with Miriam Hopkins in the title role. Boththe book and film were controversial and the latter wasbanned for several years. A fresh and attractive,unrestored copy. ံConnolly 100. #67057 ................. $14,000

FAULKNER, William. Sanctuary. NewYork: Modern Library (1931). Modern Library edition,with a new introduction by the author prepared for thisedition, this is a later printing. Very good in a very gooddustwrapper. Connolly 100 . #307499 ........................... $150

FAULKNER, William. Scribner'sMagazine: January 1931. New York: Scribner's1931. Vol. LXXXIX, no. 1. Fine in good plus wrapperswith the spine rubbed and a split starting along one joint.This issue features William Faulkner's story "DrySeptember." #74532 ........................................................ $50

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. The AmericanMercury: May 1931. New York: AmericanMercury 1931. Vol. XXIII, no. 89. Fine in very goodwrappers with the edges sunned and rubbed. This issuefeatures William Faulkner's story "Hair." #74536 ..................................................................................................... $45

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. These 13[Thirteen]. New York: Jonathan Cape & HarrisonSmith (1931). First edition. One of 299 numbered copiesSigned by the author. A fine copy, lacking the originalplain tissue dustwrapper. The author's first collection ofshort fiction. Faulkner claimed to dislike writing shortstories, but his mastery of the form is amplydemonstrated by "A Rose for Emily," "That EveningSun," "Dry September" and other classic American shortstories which appear here for the first time in book form.A nice copy. #67058 .................................................. $3,500

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. These 13[Thirteen]. New York: Cape & Smith (1931). Firstedition. Light soiling else fine. One of 10 copies forpresentation, warmly Inscribed to his lifelong bestfriend, editor, agent, and confidant Ben Wasson: "To Benwith love Bill." The first of Faulkner's signed/limitededitions, as well as his first collection of short stories,including "A Rose for Emily," "That Evening Sun," "DrySeptember," and other classics. A superlative association– Wasson edited and helped to sell many of the storiesherein. Most major association copies of Faulkner'sworks are now in institutions. #50819 ................. $40,000

FAULKNER, William. These 13[Thirteen]. New York: Jonathan Cape & HarrisonSmith (1931). First edition. A few tiny pencil notations onthe rear endpapers, as well as the small ownership label ofEdith Farnsworth, else a superlative, fine copy in finedustwrapper with just the slightest trace of age toning tothe spine, housed in a custom cloth clamshell case.Farnsworth was the prominent Chicago physician whocommissioned architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe todesign the famous modernist retreat, now the historiclandmark the Farnsworth House. Faulkner's firstcollection of short fiction, with such classics as "A Rosefor Emily," "That Evening Sun," "Dry September," andother others. Seldom found in this condition.#31267 ......................................................................... $7,500

FAULKNER, William. These 13[Thirteen]. New York: Cape & Smith (1931). Firstedition. Spine a bit tanned, else about fine in a uniformlyspine-tanned, very good plus dustwrapper, rubbed andwith tiny tears. An attractive copy of Faulkner's firstcollection of stories including "A Rose for Emily" and"All the Dead Pilots." #67085 .................................. $2,250

(FAULKNER, William). "A Rose forEmily" in The Golden Book Magazine:March 1932. New York: Review of Reviews Corp.1932. Vol. XV, no. 87. Edited by Frederica Pisek Field.Very good in sunned wrappers with the spinal extremitiesrubbed. Reprints numerous stories including Faulkner'smost famous, "A Rose for Emily" (first published inForum in 1930) This issue also features stories by AnatoleFrance and Robert Louis Stevenson. #74463 ............. $45

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (FAULKNER, William) WELLS, Oliver,editor. An Anthology of the YoungerPoets. Philadelphia: Centaur 1932. First edition.Preface by Archibald MacLeish. Quarter cloth andpapercovered boards with paper spine label. Smallownership stamp of The Experimental Group A.V.I.Club House, and a small bookplate removed, both on thefront pastedown, some chipping to the label not effectingthe lettering, a little rubbed, a near very good copy lackingthe unprinted glassine dustwrapper. One of 500numbered copies, this copy unnumbered. Contains sixpoems by William Faulkner, originally published in theFebruary 1, 1932 issue of Contempo magazine. Alsoincludes poetry by Hart Crane, Harry Crosby, Kay Boyle,Henry Morton Robinson, and others. #97945 ............ $35XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. Harpers Magazine:April 1932. New York: Harper & Brothers 1932. No.983. Front wrap with pressure stamp. Fine in very goodwrappers with the spine sunned and edges lightly rubbed.This issue includes William Faulkner's story "Smoke."#74539 ............................................................................... $50

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. Light in August.New York: Harrison Smith & Robert Haas (1932). Firstedition. Fine in a fine, beautiful, and fresh ArthurHawkins-designed dustwrapper, in original unprintedglassine overjacket with a modest chip at the crown, andrare thus (rotation shows book in overjacket). Awonderful copy of one of Faulkner's best and mostaccessible novels. #94721 ....................................... $15,000

FAULKNER, William. Light in August.New York: Harrison Smith & Robert Haas (1932). Firstedition. Offsetting to facing pages of the text from aclipping, else a fine copy, with the topstain bright, in afresh near fine, unrestored dustwrapper with a chip at thetop of the front flap fold. Arthur Hawkins-designeddustwrapper. A very nice copy of one of Faulkner's bestand most accessible novels. #92651 ........................ $4,500

FAULKNER, William. Light In August.New York: Harrison Smith & Robert Haas (1932). Firstedition. Near very good in gray cloth covered boards witha slightly cocked spine, wear at the corners and spineends, soiled, rear endpapers are filled with writing inpencil, lacking the dustwrapper. #340226 ................. $350

FAULKNER, William. Luz de Agosto[Light in August]. Buenos Aires: Editorial Sur 1942.First Argentine edition. Printed self-wrappers. Pagesbrowned, else near fine with wraparound band with blurbby Waldo Frank. #324035 ............................................ $125

FAULKNER, William. This Earth: APoem. New York: Equinox 1932. First edition.Drawings by Albert Heckman. Fine in string tiedwrappers as issued in the original envelope, which is verygood with one flap detached but present. #8126 ................................................................................................... $350

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. This Earth: APoem. New York: Equinox 1932. First edition.Drawings by Albert Heckman. Owner stamp and taperemnants on the inside of the wraps as well as some lightsoiling, else near fine in string-tied wrappers. #51015 ................................................................................................... $200

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Faulkner's Mother's CopyFAULKNER, William. Doctor Martino andOther Stories. New York: Smith and Haas 1934.First edition. Fine, and with the slightest of the seeminglyinevitable fading to the spine, without dustwrapper asissued. Copy number 1 of 360 numbered copiesnumbered and Signed by the author. With a letter froman antiquarian bookseller detailing provenance: purchaseddirectly from Dean Faulkner Wells, who had inherited itfrom her grandmother (and Faulkner's mother) MaudFalkner (the author added the "u" to his surname as ayoung man). A lovely copy, and a reasonably importantassociation. #322437 ............................................... $11,500XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. Doctor Martino andOther Stories. New York: Smith & Haas 1934. Firstedition. Corners a little bumped, and a slight amount ofthe seemingly inevitable fading to the spine, withoutdustwrapper as issued. One of 360 numbered copiesSigned by the author. A nice copy. #67064 .......... $2,500

FAULKNER, William. Doctor Martino andOther Stories. New York: Harrison Smith andRobert Haas 1934. First edition. Fine in near finedustwrapper with a bit of uniform spine-tanning. A verynice example of the fragile Arthur Hawkins-designedjacket. The author's second collection of stories,including "Turnabout," which was made into the HowardHawks film Today We Live (with a script co-written byFaulkner) which featured Joan Crawford, Gary Cooper,Robert Young, and Franchot Tone. #322618 ....... $1,750

FAULKNER, William. Harpers Magazine:February 1934. New York: Harper & Brothers1934. No. 1005. Page edges with a few small spots, elsefine in very good, rubbed wrappers with light soiling.This issue includes William Faulkner's story "Wash."#74554 ............................................................................... $75

FAULKNER, William. Story: February1934. New York: Story Magazine Inc. 1934. Vol. IV,no. 19. Very good, with the pages age-toned, in wrapperswith the spine sunned and the back wrap creased. Thisissue features stories by William Faulkner ("Elly"),William Saroyan ("The Daring Young Man on the FlyingTrapese"), Juana Foust, and Peter Neagoe. #74468 ..................................................................................................... $50

FAULKNER, William. Story: DevotedSolely to the Short Story: November 1934.New York: Story 1934. Vol. V, no. 28. Good plus, withthe pages age-toned and separated from the sunnedwrappers. This issue includes stories by William Faulkner("Lo!"), William Saroyan ("Resurrection of a Life"), H.E.Bates ("The Revelation"), and Jerome Weidman ("MyFather Sits in the Dark"), as well as the first publishedappearance of Madelene Cole's "Bus to Biarritz," whichwon an O'Henry Short Story Award. #74464 ............. $50

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. Tandis QueJ'Agonise [As I Lay Dying]. Paris: Gallimard(1934). First French edition. Translated by Maurice K.Coindreau. Fine in wrappers and original French-foldedglassine. Review Copy marked "S.P." on both the frontwrap and the title page, apparently one of 60 copies thus,and with a complimentary card laid in from the translator.Faulkner's early appreciation by, and influence on,contemporary French literaturati is well-documented.#72366 ............................................................................. $375

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. Harper's MagazineDecember 1935. Concord, NH: Harper &Brothers 1935. First edition. Fine in very good, lightlysoiled wrappers with the spine creased. Includes the story"Lion" by William Faulkner. #74520 ............................ $45

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. Pylon. New York:Harrison Smith and Robert Haas 1935. First edition.Lettering on the spine rubbed, and spine slightly sunned,a very good copy in a fine, first issue dustwrapper with alight crease on the rear panel. One of a few books wepurchased from a collection that had the jackets storedseparately from the books. Faulkner's tale of barnstormaviation, a pursuit which took his brother Dean's life afew months after the book was published. The novel wasthe basis for the 1958 Douglas Sirk film The TarnishedAngels featuring Rock Hudson, Robert Stack, andDorothy Malone. Although the book has sustained somemodest wear, the jacket is unusually bright, with the bluecolors exceptionally deep and rich, especially whencompared side-by-side to other copies. A considerablynicer than usual copy. #87454 .................................. $5,000

FAULKNER, William. Pylon. New York:Smith & Haas 1935. First edition. Gold lettering on theboards flaked else very good plus in very good, first issuedustwrapper with some modest edgewear, very shorttears, and a little rubbing to the corners of the spine.Faulkner's tale of barnstorm aviation, a pursuit whichtook his brother Dean's life a few months after the bookwas published. Basis for the 1958 Douglas Sirk film TheTarnished Angels featuring Robert Stack, Rock Hudson,and Dorothy Malone. #28135 .................................. $1,750

FAULKNER, William. Pylon. New York:Harrison Smith & Robert Haas 1935. First edition.Owner initials on the front fly, staining to the rear board,a fair only copy in a near fine, second issue dustwrapperwith a little rubbing. Faulkner's tale of barnstormaviation, a pursuit which took his brother Dean's life afew months after the book was published. Basis for the1958 Douglas Sirk film The Tarnished Angels featuringRobert Stack, Rock Hudson, and Dorothy Malone.#67083 ............................................................................. $400

FAULKNER, William. The AmericanMercury: October 1935. New York: AmericanMercury 1935. Vol. XXXVI, no. 141. Pages faintlywaterstained, thus very good in good plus, soiled andrubbed wrappers. This issue features William Faulkner'sstory "Uncle Willy." #74534 ........................................... $50

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. The Unvanquished.New York: Random House 1938. First edition. Fine in avery nice, fine dustwrapper with a short tear on the rearpanel. A lovely copy of this novel, a collection ofinterrelated stories of the Sartoris family during the CivilWar. #67061 ................................................................ $3,000

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. The Unvanquished.New York: Ransom House (1938). First edition. Verygood with a slightly cocked spine, spine is a littledarkened, light edgewear, dustwrapper is missing exceptfor the flaps which are glued to the pastedowns.#329960 ............................................................................. $50

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. The Unvanquished.New York: Signet (1952). First paperback edition. Pagesbrowned, else a bright, fresh and unread copy inwrappers. #86297 ............................................................. $15

FAULKNER, William. The Wild Palms.New York: Random House 1939. First edition, trialbinding. Quarter cloth and wood-grained patterned paperover boards. Slight rubbing to the bottom of the boardsand a little age-toning, else near fine, (presumably issuedwithout dustwrapper in this state). A curious trial binding:a copy of the trade edition bound in the binding that wasused only for the limited edition. Not noted in either theCarl Peterson or Linton Massie collections. The Faulknersection of The Author Price Guides references a copyoffered in the same binding in 2000, but declines toassign a price. Purchased from the library of a RandomHouse employee, and presumably for in-house use only.Rare. #338242 ............................................................. $4,500

FAULKNER, William. The Wild Palms.New York: Random House 1939. First edition.Contemporary owner name on the front fly, and a littlespotting to the spine, else near fine in an attractive, verygood plus dustwrapper with some small chips and tears,and some age-toning on the rear panel. Two thematicallyrelated narratives presented in alternating chapters. A nicecopy. #67074 ............................................................... $2,250

FAULKNER, William. The Wild Palms.New York: Random House 1939. First edition. Theslightest wear to the extremities of the spine, else fine in aprice-clipped, very good dustwrapper with some verysmall chips and tears, and a few nearly invisible internaltape repairs. Two thematically related narrativespresented in alternating chapters. A nice copy.#66580 ......................................................................... $1,500

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. The Old Man. (NewYork): Signet (1948). First separate edition of this novella.Lamination a little lifted, else a near fine copy in wrappersas issued. #86270 ............................................................. $25

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. Atlantic Monthly:November 1940. Boston: Atlantic Monthly 1940.Vol. 166, no. 5. Page edges spotted, else near fine in verygood wrappers with the edges worn and one cornercrumpled. This issue features William Faulkner's story"Gold Is Not Always" and Gertrude Stein's "The WinnerLoses: A Picture of Occupied France." #74555 ......... $50

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. Harpers Magazine:October 1940. New York: Harpers 1940. No. 1085.Page edges spotted, thus very good in very goodwrappers with the edges rubbed and the back wrap ligthlysoiled. This issue includes William Faulkner's story"Pantaloon in Black." #74538 ........................................ $40

FAULKNER, William. Go Down, Moses.New York: Random House 1942. First edition. Veryuncommon variant issue with green lettering on the spineof the very dark blue cloth, and with no topstain. One ofnine reported variants, all of them scarcer than theprimary binding of black cloth with gold spine-letteringand red topstain. Small ownership signature of a revieweron the front fly, slightly "smoky" smell, and the topedge alittle soiled, else near fine in near fine dustwrapper with avery small chip on the rear panel and a bit of rubbing. Acollection of interconnected stories published as a novel,including the comic masterpiece "Was" and the first bookappearance of his classic novella "The Bear." #89168 ............................................................................................... $2,500

FAULKNER, William. Go Down, Mosesand Other Stories. New York: Random House1942. First edition, first issue black cloth. Some spottingto the boards, thus only very good in a price-clipped, verygood plus dustwrapper with tiny nicks and tears, and alittle rubbing. A bright and fresh example of the jacket,this is a book that is particularly susceptible to wear. Acollection of interconnected stories published as a novel,including the comic masterpiece "Was" and the first bookappearance of his classic novella The Bear. #67055 ............................................................................................... $2,500

(Anthology) TATE, Allen, editor. ASouthern Vanguard: The John PealeBishop Memorial Volume. New York: Prentice-Hall (1947). First edition. Near fine in lightly soiled, verygood or better dustwrapper. Anthology of stories, poems,and essays offered for the John Peale Bishop MemorialLiterary Prize, all previously published in The SewaneeReview but here published for the first time in book form.Includes the first book publication of Malcolm Cowley'sseminal, prize-winning essay "William Faulkner's Legendof the South." #274613 ................................................... $45

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. The Hamlet. NewYork: Random House 1964. Second printing. Near finelacking the dustwrapper. #338974 ................................ $35

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. El Villorrio [TheHamlet]. Buenos Aires: Editorial Futuro (1947). FirstArgentine, and first Spanish language edition. Translatedby Raquel W. de Ortiz. Illustrated wrappers. Pagesbrowned, wrappers lightly rubbed, a near fine copy.Faulkner's work influenced the Latin American literary"boom" and had a profound effect on such notablewriters as Jorge Luis Borges and Gabriel García Márquez.#84941 ............................................................................. $125

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. Le Hameau [TheHamlet]. Paris: Gallimard (1959). First French editionof The Hamlet, translated by Reneံ Hilleret. Rebound inhalf-leather, the original wrappers bound in. Slightspotting to the front wrap, else fine. #56703 ............ $225

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. Intruder in theDust. New York: Random House 1948. First edition.Owner name, some rubbing to the spine lettering, a verygood copy in near very good dustwrapper with a stain onthe rear panel, some tanning to the spine, and a modestchip to the edge of the crown. A novel about murder andthe mass mind, the popularity of which was instrumentalin gaining Faulkner the Nobel Prize. Basis for the 1949Clarence Brown film. Despite a lack of stars, this wasconsidered one of the most powerful films about racialprejudice ever made. Haycraft-Queen Cornerstone.#67098 ............................................................................. $250

FAULKNER, William. Knight's Gambit.New York: Random House (1949). Second printing. Nearfine with corners bumped, lacking the dustwrapper. Acollection of stories featuring the lawyer, Gavin Stevens,as the central character. The story "Tomorrow" wasscripted by Horton Foote, first into a teleplay, then astage production, and finally an interesting 1972 filmstarring Robert Duvall in a performance thatforeshadowed Billy Bob Thornton's character inSlingblade. #335055 ........................................................... $40

FAULKNER, William. Knight's Gambit.New York: Signet 1950. First paperback edition. Pagesage-toned, thus very good in very good wrappers with theedges rubbed and a scrape to the front wrap. A collectionof stories featuring a lawyer, Gavin Stevens, as the centralcharacter. The story "Tomorrow" was scripted by HortonFoote, first into a teleplay, then a stage production, andfinally an interesting 1972 film starring Robert Duvall in aperformance that foreshadowed Billy Bob Thornton'scharacter in Slingblade. #74507 ....................................... $35

FAULKNER, William. Collected Stories ofWilliam Faulkner. New York: Random House1950. First edition, second issue binding. Just about finein very good, price-clipped dustwrapper with a bit ofspine-toning and tiny nicks and tears, mostly at thecrown. A nice copy. #305481 ...................................... $150

FAULKNER, William. Collected Stories ofWilliam Faulkner. New York: Random House(circa 1955). Reprint. Fine in a near fine lightly worndustwrapper. #334067 ..................................................... $30

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William, et al. HarpersMagazine: Centennial Issue, October1950. New York: Harper & Brothers 1950. Firstedition. Vol. 201, No. 1205. A fair copy lacking the frontwrapper, with some small tears to the first advertisementpage before the contents page, and browning to some ofthe text pages. Contents includes Faulkner's "A Name forthe City," Auden's "Precious Five," and contributions byRebecca West, Thomas Mann, and others; plus drawingsby Steinberg. #334836 ..................................................... $35XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. The IndispensableFaulkner [The Portable Faulkner]. NewYork: The Book Society 1950. First edition thus. Areprint of The Portable Faulkner, edited by MalcolmCowley, issued in small numbers by a book club with anew title page. Fine in near fine, original glassinedustwrapper and near fine slipcase. Scarce, particularly inthis condition. #62935 .................................................. $125XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. The PortableFaulkner. New York: The Viking Press (1968).Revised and expaned edition. 12mo. 724pp. Edited byMalcolm Cowley. Small sticker offsetting inside frontcover, else fine in very good dustwrapper with spine torn.#290865 ............................................................................. $50

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (FAULKNER, William). Partisan Review,September-October, 1951 No. 5. New York:Foundation for Cultural Projects 1951. Wrappers. Modestedgewear, very good or better. This issue features WilliamFaulkner's short story "The Jail," a pre-publicationexcerpt from Requiem for a Nun, as well as contributionsby May Swenson, Andre Malraux, Delmore Schwartz,and others. #86235 .......................................................... $20

FAULKNER, William. Requiem for a Nun.New York: Random House (1951). First edition. Fine in aprice-clipped, very good dustwrapper with some internalrepair, rubbing, and tiny nicks. A play, with long narrativesections, which continues the story of Temple Drakeintroduced two decades earlier in Sanctuary. Faulkner'sfirst book after winning the Nobel Prize. #67097 ................................................................................................... $250

FAULKNER, William, adaptation byAlbert Camus. Requiem pour une nonne[Requiem for a Nun]. Paris: Gallimard (1956).First French edition. Fine in wrappers and fine, unprintedtissue dustwrapper. One of 85 numbered copies.#63610 ............................................................................. $750

FAULKNER, William and Ruth Ford.Requiem for a Nun. New York: Random House(1959). First edition. Fine in a fine dustwrapper with atouch of soiling. A play from the Faulkner novel adaptedby Ruth Ford. Inscribed by Ford: "Merry Christmas toJoan & Tony & love from Ruth & Zachary." Zachary isthe actor, Zachary Scott, Ford's second husband, but webelieve the inscription to be entirely in her hand.#292095 ........................................................................... $275

FAULKNER, William and Ruth Ford.Requiem For A Nun (Playbill magazine).New York: Playbill 1959. Playbill program. Volume 3,No. 4 (January 26, 1959): 36 pp.; 23 cm. Near fine instapled wrappers. Printed for the premiere performance(January 30, 1959) of the original run at the John GoldenTheatre on Broadway. With Ruth Ford and Zachary Scottin the lead roles. #338903 ............................................... $35

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. The Nobel PrizeSpeech. (New York): Spiral Press 1951. First edition,third printing. Stapled self-wrappers. Staples have pulledthrough the wrappers, and the wrappers are stained, asmall pen stroke is present on the front wrap, a good onlycopy, the staining is confined to the wrappers, andinternally fine. Faulkner was reluctant to fly to Sweden toreceive his award and he only went after coaxing by theState Department (which was particularly conscious ofthe potential implications of this cultural Cold Warvictory). His address, when delivered, wasuncharacteristically optimistic and is considered one ofthe more stirring and inspirational of the Nobel Prizespeeches. #84741 ............................................................. $45XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. Two Decades ofCriticism. (East Lansing): Michigan State CollegePress 1951. First edition. Edited by Frederick J. Hoffmanand Olga W. Vickery. Fine in very good dustwrapper witha tanned spine and heavy wear. #106695 ..................... $20

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (FAULKNER, William) CAMPBELL,Harry Modean and Ruel E. Foster.William Faulkner: A Critical Appraisal.Norman OK: University of Oklahoma Press (1951). Firstedition. Front cover with a small paper adhesion, else finein good, rubbed dustwrapper. Relatively early Faulknercriticism by two Southern academics. #74223 ............ $30

FAULKNER, William. Atlantic Monthly:June 1953. Boston: Atlantic Monthly 1953. Vol. 191,no. 6. Fine in near fine wrappers with light edge wear.This issue features William Faulkner's reminiscences onSherwood Anderson. #74562 ........................................ $45

FAULKNER, William. Mirrors of ChartresStreet. (Minneapolis): (Faulkner Studies) (1953). Firstedition. Introduction by William Van O'Connor.Illustrations by Mary Demopoulos. Number 7 of 1000copies. Fine in a lightly rubbed, near fine dustwrapperwith some slight tanning to the white spine lettering andsome rubbing at the corners. #67069 ......................... $550

FAULKNER, William. A Fable. New York:Random House 1954. First edition. Fine in finedustwrapper with barely perceptible tanning to the whitespine lettering. Winner of both the Pulitzer Prize and theNational Book Award, the first book to win both awards.A beautiful copy. Although not marked in any way, thiscopy is from the distinguished modern first editioncollection of Bruce Kahn. #282624 ............................ $600

FAULKNER, William. A Fable. New York:Random House 1954. First edition. Small stamp of anoted novelist, fine in very good plus dustwrapper withshort tears at the top of the front panel. Winner of boththe Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Award, the firstbook to win both awards. #313979 ............................ $325

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. A Fable. London:Chatto and Windus 1955. First British edition. Very goodwith some discoloration to the spine, a little bump to thespine, and browning to the endpapers. #307001 ........ $40

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. [Vinyl record]:William Faulkner Reads his the NobelPrize Acceptance Speech, and "As I LayDying," "A Fable," and "The Old Man". NewYork: Caedmon [1954]. First edition. Original 33 1/3 rpmvinyl album, photo of author on rear along with shortnote. Fine in original shrinkwrap with price sticker.#323551 ........................................................................... $500XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX COUGHLAN, Robert. The Private Worldof William Faulkner: The Man, TheLegend, The Writer. New York: Harper andBrothers Publishers (1954). First edition. Near fine with alittle wear to the top of the spine in very gooddustwrapper with a little rubbing and edgewear.#285485 ............................................................................. $30

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. Faulkner atNagano. Tokyo: Kenkyusha (1956). First edition.Fine in fine dustwrapper. A series of interviews andlectures given by Faulkner on a trip to Japan. A beautifulcopy. #100091 ................................................................ $500

FAULKNER, William. The Town. New York:Random House (1957). First edition, first issue. Smallownership stamp of a noted novelist, and another smallownership signature, near fine in near fine dustwrapperwith a tiny tear and a little wear. A nice copy of thesecond volume of the Snopes Trilogy. #313980 ................................................................................................... $400

FAULKNER, William. The Town. New York:Random House 1957. First edition, first issue. Endpapersslightly foxed, still fine in near fine dustwrapper with asmall, shallow chip at the bottom corner of the frontpanel. A fresh copy of the second volume in the Snopestrilogy. #45246 ............................................................... $150

(FAULKNER, William) MERIWETHER,James B. William Faulkner: A Check List.Princeton: Princeton University Library 1957. Firstedition. Stapled wrappers. Very slight wear, fine. One ofthe earliest efforts to compile a comprehensive list ofFaulkner's published works. Scarce. #48913 ............. $125

664 Pagine Di William Faulkner. : IlSaggiatore (1959). First Italian edition. Introduction andNote by Malcolm Cowley. Near fine with some agetoning to the pages, in a very good, edgeworn,dustwrapper with a tanned spine. Text is in Italian.#340467 ............................................................................. $65

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. Faulkner in theUniversity: Class Conferences at theUniversity of Virginia 1957-1958.Charlottesville: University of Virginia Press 1959. Firstedition. Edited by Frederick L. Gwynn and Joseph L.Blotner. Fine in a trifle soiled, very near fine dustwrapperwith a short tear. Transcripts of thirty-six unscriptedquestion and answer sessions with Faulkner, thequestions posed not only by students, but also byacademics, visitors, and local residents. #276221 ................................................................................................... $125XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (FAULKNER, William). [Program for]:William Faulkner: Man Working 1919 -1959. (Charlottesville): University of Virginia 1959.One leaf folded to make four pages. A fine copy of thisprogram for the landmark exhibition. #330184 .......... $50

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. The Mansion. NewYork: Random House (1959). First edition. Near finewith some ink writing on the front endpaper, in a nearfine dustwrapper with a lightly sunned spine, a little wearat the spine ends. A nice copy of the final book inFaulkner's Snopes trilogy. Burgess 99. #318528 ......... $500

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (FAULKNER, William). William FaulknerAn Exhibition of Manuscripts. Austin, Texas:The Research Center, The University of Texas 1959. Firstedition. Fine in stapled wrappers. One of 500 copies.Exhibition catalogue. #329795 ...................................... $15

VAN O'CONNOR, William. WilliamFaulkner: University of MinnesotaPamphlets on American Writers Number3. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press (1959).First edition. Fine in wrappers. #280812 ..................... $35

(FAULKNER, William) BECK, Warren.Man in Motion: Faulkner's Trilogy. MadisonWI: University of Wisconsin Press 1961. First edition,simultaneous trade paperback. Fine in lightly rubbedwrappers as issued. #62738 ............................................ $20

McCRINDLE, J.F., edited by. TheTransatlantic Review: Number 6, Spring1961. London and New York: (Transatlantic Review)1961. First edition. Trade paperback. Very good withlight wear to cover. Includes an article by WilliamFaulkner on Albert Camus. Other contributors includeHenry Van Dyke, Shirley W. Schoonover, and RichardRomain. #279471 ............................................................. $25

(FAULKNER, William). SWIGGART,Peter. The Art of Faulkner's Novels. Austin:University of Texas (1962). First edition. Scatteredfoxing, else fine in fine dustwrapper. Relativelyuncommon critical work. #317324 ............................... $45

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX COLLINS, Carvel, compiled by. WilliamFaulkner: Early Prose and Poetry. Boston:An Atlantic Monthly Press Book/Little, Brown andCompany (1962). First edition. Near fine with LafayetteButler bookplate on front pastedown and smallbookshop sticker on rear pastedown in a near finedustwrapper with spine lightly faded and light offsettingon rear panel. #137021 .................................................... $85

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (FAULKNER, William) KIRK, Robert W.with Marvin Klotz. Faulkner's People: AComplete Guide and Index to theCharacters in the Fiction of WilliamFaulkner. Berkeley and Los Angeles: University ofCalifornia 1963. First edition. Bookplate of La FayetteButler, small bookstore sticker on rear pastedown, elsenear fine in a near fine dustwrapper with the spine faded.#136816 ........................................................................... $100XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, John. My Brother Bill: AnAffectionate Reminiscence. New York: TridentPress 1963. First edition. Bookplate of a distinguishedcollector on the front pastedowm, else fine in a near finedustwrapper with a slightly faded spine. Advance ReviewCopy with slip laid in. #188943 ................................... $150

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (FAULKNER, William) FAULKNER,John. My Brother Bill. New York: Pocket Books1964. First paperback issue. Pages very slightly age-toned,else fine in wrappers. #75955 ......................................... $10

(FAULKNER, William). The SewaneeReview, Winter, 1963. Sewanee, Tennessee:University of the South 1963. Wrappers. A nice, verygood copy with a little age-toning, and a short tear on theedge of the spine. The feature articles are Allen Tate'sobituary of William Faulkner (his conclusion: boorish andunpleasant person, but a great writer), and CleanthBrooks on Faulkner's Sanctuary. #277288 ..................... $50

(FAULKNER, William) FANT, Joseph L.and Robert Ashley. Faulkner at WestPoint. New York: Random House (1964). First edition.Fine in fine dustwrapper. #37418 ....................... $100 $70

(HEMINGWAY, Ernest, FAULKNER,William) STYRON, William, ArchibaldMacLeish, and Malcolm Cowley.Hemingway and Faulkner [Offprint fromLife Magazine]. New York: Life 1964. First editionthus, a compilation of selections from Life from 1961through 1963. Tall folio, 10.5" x 14". 24pp. Fine instapled wrappers. Numerous illustrations of both authors.Excerpts from the authors' works, as well as essays byWilliam Styron ("As He Lay Dead, a Bitter Grief"),Archibald MacLeish ("His Mirror Was Danger"), andMalcolm Cowley ("How Hemingway Works"). Number 6in the periodical's Educational Reprint series. An attractivememorial to two of America's finest authors. #50804 ................................................................................................... $200

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. The Marble Faunand A Green Bough. New York: Random House(1965). First collected edition, reprinting the text ofFaulkner's only two volumes of poetry in facsimile. Finein a very slightly soiled, fine dustwrapper. The firstreprinting of The Marble Faun, Faulkner's rare first book,which has become scarce in its own right. #99796 ................................................................................................... $350

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William and WilliamSpratling. Sherwood Anderson and OtherFamous Creoles. Austin: University of TexasPress (1966). First University of Texas edition. Fine in avery near fine dustwrapper with faint blue pencil notationon the front flap and front panel. Advance Review Copywith slip laid in. Faulkner's third book, preceded by TheMarble Faun and Soldiers' Pay. Faulkner wrote the two pageforeword, which comprised the entire text of the original(supplemented here by Spratling's account of theirfriendship), and "arranged" the portraits by WilliamSpratling of the various figures active in the artistic life ofthe New Orleans French Quarter. #273411 ............. $350XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (FAULKNER, William) COWLEY,Malcolm. The Faulkner-Cowley File:Letters and Memories, 1944-1962. NewYork: The Viking Press (1966). First edition. Fine in nearfine dustwrapper with a tiny tear at the crown and atouch of age-toning. This copy Inscribed by Cowley:"For Allan Lang, Malcolm Cowley." Also, with author'scomplimentary slip laid in. An excellent copy.#339035 ........................................................................... $600

FAULKNER, William and MalcolmCowley. The Faulkner-Cowley File:Letters and Memories, 1944-1962. NewYork: The Viking Press (1966). First edition. Fine in afine and bright dustwrapper. Advance Review Copy withslip laid in. #281537 ...................................................... $250

(FAULKNER, William) COWLEY,Malcolm. The Faulkner-Cowley File:Letters and Memories, 1944-1962. London:Chatto & Windus (1966). First English edition. Fine inabout fine, lightly worn dustwrapper. #63225 ............ $30

(FAULKNER, William) ADAMS, RichardP. Faulkner: Myth and Motion. Princeton:Princeton 1968. First edition. Fine in spine sunned, nearfine dustwrapper. Study of Faulkner's earliest writings andtheir effect on his major novels. #62710 ...................... $35

MERIWETHER, James B. and MichaelMillgate, editors. Lion in the Garden:Interviews With William Faulkner 1926-1962. New York: Random House (1968). Firstedition. Fine in fine dustwrapper. Advance Review Copywith slip laid in. Twenty-nine interviews, arrangedchronologically. #279195 ................................................ $75

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. New OrleansSketches. New York: Random House (1968). LaterAmerican edition, but with the first appearance of anadditional sketch. Edited by Carvel Collins. Fine in finedustwrapper. Advance Review Copy with slip laid in. Abeautiful copy. #100099 ............................................... $150

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. [Vinyl record]:William Faulkner Reads Selections from:"The Sound and the Fury" and "Light inAugust". Greenwich, Connecticut: Listening Library[1971]. First edition. Original 33 1/3 rpm vinyl album,photo of author by Phyllis Cerf on front and essay onrear in blank die-cut records sleeve. Very lightly rubbedabout fine in fine records. Listen Library AA 3336.#323543 ........................................................................... $400XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (FAULKNER, William) DABNEY, LewisM. The Indians of Yoknapatawpha: AStudy in Literature and History. Baton RougeLA: Louisiana State University Press (1974). First edition.Fine in lightly spine-sunned, else fine dustwrapper.#62709 ............................................................................... $45

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX PETERSEN, Carl. Each in Its OrderedPlace: A Faulkner Collector's Notebook.Ann Arbor: Ardis (1975). First edition, orange cloth andorange photographic endpapers, without dustwrapper asissued (also issued in green leatherette and dustwrapper,no priority known). A couple of tiny stains on the rearboard, still a fine copy. One of 1000 copies. From thecollection of another noted Faulkner collector whopurchased many of Petersen's copies, with some tinypencil checks in the text. Scarce. #63578 ................... $200

PETERSEN, Carl. Each In Its OrderedPlace: A Faulkner Collector's Notebook.Ann Arbor, Michigan: Ardis (1975). First edition, greenleatherette and green photographic endpapers inphotographic dustwrapper (also issued in orange clothwithout dustwrapper, no priority known). One of onethousand copies. Near fine in near fine dustwrapper.#292066 ........................................................................... $125

BLOTTNER, Joseph. Selected Letters ofWilliam Faulkner. New York: Random House(1977). First, trade edition. Fine in fine dustwrapper.#281020 ............................................................................. $50

FAULKNER, William. The Marionettes.Charlottesville, Virginia: University Press of Virginia(1977). First edition. Fine in a fine dustwrapper. This is afacsimile printing taken from the Virginia copy of theoriginal manuscripts of the play. #281441 ................. $225

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (FAULKNER, William) COFIELD, Jack.William Faulkner: The Cofield Collection.Oxford MS: Yoknapatawpha Press (1978). First edition.Folio. Introduction by Carvel Collins. Fine in a price-clipped, fine dustwrapper that is very lightly rubbed. Awonderful collection of photographs of Faulkner, hisfriends, family and the surrounding area, kept, and mostlytaken by, the local photographer in Oxford. This copyInscribed by Jack Cofield, editor and co-publisherLawrence Wells, and the co-publisher Howard G. Duvall,Jr., to noted Faulkner collector Carl Petersen, theinscriptions taking up most of a single page. #60953 ................................................................................................... $750XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (FAULKNER, William) COFIELD, Jack.William Faulkner: The Cofield Collection.Oxford, Mississippi: Yoknapatawpha Press (1978). Firstedition. Folio. Introduction by Carvel Collins. Somespotting and foxing to the boards, a sound, good copy invery good dustwrapper with light rubbing and wear. Awonderful collection of photographs of Faulkner, hisfriends, family and the surrounding area, kept, and mostlytaken by, the local photographer in Oxford. This copyInscribed by editor and co-publisher Lawrence Wells, toGloria Jones, wife of the author, James Jones.#283547 ........................................................................... $275XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (FAULKNER, William) PETERSEN, Carl.On the Track of The Dixie Limited: FurtherNotes of a Faulkner Collector. La Grange,Illinois: The Colophon Book Shop 1979. First edition.Fine in perfectbound orange wrappers as issued. A nicecopy of Petersen's addendum to Each in Its Ordered Place.#98868 ............................................................................... $25

(FAULKNER, William) BRODSKY, LouisDaniel and Robert W. Hamblin.Selections from the William FaulknerCollection of Louis Daniel Brodsky: ADescriptive Catalogue. Charlottesville:University Press of Virginia (1979). First edition. Fine infine dustwrapper. Inscribed by Brodsky in 1980 toanother noted Faulkner collector. A very nice copy. Witha typed poem by Brodsky and a cover letter from hisagent tipped in, originally sent for possible inclusion in apoetry anthology. #63363 ............................................. $150

FAULKNER, William. (Story): WithCaution and Dispatch in EsquireMagazine, September 1979. New York:Esquire Publishing 1979. Quarto. Stapled wrappers. Onceread, about fine. Prints a previously unpublished Faulknerstory. #64747 .................................................................... $65

Facsimile of the "Beer Broadside"FAULKNER, William. "To the Voters ofOxford". (Winston-Salem NC): Palaemon Press(1980). Facsimile edition. Broadside, 8" x 11". Fine. Thisis one of 26 hors commerce lettered copies of a total editionof 126. In 1944, Faulkner's hometown of Oxfordoutlawed beer. A few years later a letter from most of thetown's clergymen appeared in the Oxford Eaglerecommending an additional five year ban. Faulknerwrote a letter in response, laconically enumerating errorsof fact and chastising the clergymen for their position. Asrecounted in Blotner, when the editor of the Eagle refusedto publish it, Faulkner had them print this broadside andhe hand-distributed it with the help of his brothers andtheir children. The local Baptist minister was outraged bythe employment of youth for this purpose, while hisMethodist counterpart received it in better humor,allowing that "Bill Faulkner would know more aboutboth beer and whiskey than we do." The ban wasrenewed by a vote of 480-313, and two months later thetext of the broadside appeared in The New Yorker. Afacsimile of one of the rarest (and shortest) of Faulkner's"A" items. #57155 ......................................................... $350

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX FAULKNER, William. William Faulkner: ALife on Paper. Jackson: University Press ofMississippi/Mississippi Authority for EducationalTelevision 1980. First edition. Script by A.I. Bezzerides.Introduction by Carvel Collins. Adapted and edited byAnn Abadie. Fine in fine dustwrapper. A transcriptionfrom the film produced by The Mississippi Center forEducational Television. #319535 .................................. $75

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX STYRON, William. As He Lay Dead, ABitter Grief. New York: Albondocani Press 1981.First edition. Fine in saddle-stitched self wraps.Prospectus laid in. One of 300 numbered copies Signedby the author. Reprints Styron's eulogy of Faulkner thatoriginally appeared in Life magazine. #104992 ............ $85

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX BLOTNER, Joseph. Faulkner: ABiography. New York: Random House (1984). Onevolume edition. Fine in about fine dustwrapper withsome short tears at the foot. #332099 .......................... $50

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (FAULKNER, William) BRODSKY, LouisDaniel and Robert W. Hamblin.Faulkner: A Comprehensive Guide to theBrodsky Collection: Volume 2: TheLetters. Jackson MS: University Press of Mississippi(1984). First edition. Fine in fine dustwrapper.Transcriptions of hundreds of Faulkner's letters. Secondof three volumes detailing Brodsky's extensive collection.Blurbs by Malcolm Cowley, Michael Millgate, WilliamBoozer, and James G. Watson. #63189 ....................... $45

FAULKNER, William. Vision in Spring.Austin: University of Texas Press (1984). First edition.Introduction by Judith L. Sensibar. Fine in a near finedustwrapper with a faint sticker shadow on the frontpanel and minuscule bumps. #276334 ......................... $60

(FAULKNER, William) BROOKS,Cleanth. On the Prejudices, Predilections,and Firm Beliefs of William Faulkner. BatonRouge, LA: Louisiana State University Press (1987). Firstedition. Fine in rubbed near fine dustwrapper.#317291 ............................................................................. $10

(FAULKNER, William) MASSEY, LintonR. Man Working 1919 - 1962: WilliamFaulkner: A Catalogue of the WilliamFaulkner Collections at the University ofVirginia. Ann Arbor: University MicrofilmsInternational 1989. Facsimile reprint. Boards somewhatbowed, near fine, issued (as was the original) withoutdustwrapper. Original invoice to a noted Faulknercollector laid in. #63375 .................................................. $50

FAULKNER, William. Stallion Road: AScreenplay. Jackson: University Press of Mississippi(1989). First edition. Edited by Louis Daniel Brodsky andRobert W. Hamblin. Fine in fine dustwrapper.#62033 ............................................................................... $30

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX KARL, Frederick R. William Faulkner:American Writer: A Biography. New York:Weidenfeld & Nicolson (1989). First edition. Slightlycocked near ex-library copy fine in fine dustwrapper.#103594 ............................................................................. $30

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (FAULKNER, William) DUVALL, John N.Faulkner's Marginal Couple: Invisible,Outlaw, and Unspeakable Communities.Austin: University of Texas Press (1990). First edition.Fine in about fine dustwrapper a trifle bumped at thecrown. #62757 .................................................................. $35

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX BRODSKY, Louis Daniel. WilliamFaulkner: Life of Glimpses. Austin: Universityof Texas Press (1990). First edition. Fine in near fine,slightly rubbed dustwrapper. Advance reading copy withpromotional material laid in. #283779 .......................... $50

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (FAULKNER, William) LOCKYER,Judith. Ordered by Words: Language andNarration in the Novels of WilliamFaulkner. Carbondale, IL: Southern IllinoisUniversity Press (1991). First edition. Fine in finedustwrapper. Scarce critical work; no copies in OCLC.#62706 ............................................................................... $45

FAULKNER, William. Thinking of Home:Letters to His Mother and Father 1918-1925. New York: W. W. Norton and Company(1992). Uncorrected proof. Edited by James G. Watson.A little sunning to the spine else fine in wrappers.#312749 ............................................................................. $22

VERICH, Thomas M. A Faulkner 100:The Centennial Exhibition. [Oxford,Mississippi]: University of Mississippi Libraries (1997).First edition. Fine in pictorial wrappers. One of 500copies. With a contribution from Gabriel García Márquezlaid in. #312251 .............................................................. $125

(FAULKNER, William). The Staff of Quilland Brush, Inc. Bibliography, First Editionand Price Guide (APG - Author's PriceGuide Series). Dickerson, MD: Quill & Brush 2004.2004 (current) edition. 31 page bibliography and price-guide. A thorough guide to identifying and collecting firsteditions, advance copies, limited editions, etc. TheAUTHOR PRICE GUIDES (APGs) include a facsimileof the author's signature; a brief biographical sketch; anup-to-date list of the author's first editions (American andBritish) with entries for limited and trade editions; numberof copies printed (if available); how to identify the firstedition; and estimated values. You can view theInstructions For Use, also included with your order,which shows a sample listing and complete instructionsfor identifying first editions of the author's works, athttp://www.betweenthecovers.com/private/article_images/InstructionsForUse.pdf.The APGs are offered here AS PDF FILES. Onceyour order has been processed, your files will be deliveredto you via email (no shipping charges apply). #93144 ..................................................................................................... $20