THE RENAISSANCE: STUDIES IN ART AND POETRY.
London: Macmillan, 1925. 252 pages. More
Literature
THOUGHTS FROM THE LETTERS OF PETRARCH.
Oregon House: Petrarch Press, 2004. Francesco Petrarca is best known as one of the first writers to experiment with the Italian vernacular for poetic expression. For his letters, however, he relied on the lingua franca of Latin, developing a sophisticated yet intimate style that returned to the more classical forms... More
THE UNBLEST: FOUR STORIES.
Hand and Flower Press, 1950. First printing. John pettavel was associated with Maurice Nicoll's groups. 220 pages. More
THE COURAGE OF IGNORANCE.
New York: Dutton, 1933. Third printing. 60 pages. More
PARTISAN REVIEW; APRIL 1949; VOL XVI, NO. 4.
New York: 1949. 106 pages. More
THE PARIS REVIEW, NUMBER 54, SUMMER 1972.
Paris: 1972. Interview with Jerzy Kosinski, Poem by Allen Ginsberg; 207 pages. More
TOLKIEN JOURNAL, VOL. II, NO. 3: AFTERLITHE.
Brooklyn: Tolkien Society of America, 1966. First edition. Stapled pages creased, with original mailing label and 10 cent stamp; Cover illustration by Ann Kruger; Contents include The Lord of the Rings: A Christian Refounding of the Political Order by Donald Reinken; In Samarang by Jerome Z. Litt and The Last... More
TOLKIEN JOURNAL, VOL. II, NO. 4: HRÍVE 9834.
Brooklyn: Tolkien Society of America, 1966. First edition. Stapled pages creased, with original mailing label and 10 cent stamp; Cover illustration by Margie Reasenberg; Contents include For J.R.R. Tolkien, a poem by Julian Davidson, The Role of Gollum by Alexis Levitin, Song of the Fourth Age by Cathleen Collett, Middle-earth... More
TOLKIEN JOURNAL, VOL. III, NO. 1: HAPPY BIRTHDAY J.R.R. TOLKIEN.
Brooklyn: Tolkien Society of America, 1967. First edition. Stapled magazine; Cover illustration by Ann Kruger; Contents include Good and Evil in The Lord of the Rings by W.H. Auden, Tolkien as Scholar and Artist by Clyde S. Kilby, Science Fiction Fans Salute Tolkien by Edmund R. Meskys, and A Birthday... More
IN THE EAST MY PLEASURE LIES AND OTHER ESOTERIC INTERPRETATIONS OF PLAYS BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE.
Quacks Books, 1994. First edition thus. Includes interpretations of nineteen plays; 146 pages. More
IN THE EAST MY PLEASURE LIES:; A Fourth Way Interpretation of Shakespeare's Plays
Utrecht: Eureka, 1999. Inludes interpretations of nine plays; 146 pages. More
ROYALTY OF NATURE: A COMMENTARY ON SHAKESPEARE'S HISTORY PLAYS.
Utrecht: Eureka Editions, 2002. The inner meanings of Shakespeare's seven history plays, Richard II, Henry IV parts 1 and 2, Henry V, Henry VI, Richard III, Henry VIII. 127 pages, paperback in dust jacket. 127 pages. More
ROYALTY OF NATURE: A COMMENTARY ON SHAKESPEARE'S HISTORY PLAYS.
Utrecht: Eureka Editions, 2001. The inner meanings of Shakespeare's seven history plays, Richard II, Henry IV parts 1 and 2, Henry V, Henry VI, Richard III, Henry VIII. First printing of this edition, only 40 copies, two of which were hard bound; 127 pages. More
RARITAN: VOL. IX, NO. 2, FALL 1989; A Quarterly Review
New Brunswick: 1989. First printing. Articles by Masao Miyoshi, Joan Dayan, Melissa Lentricchia, Julian Moynahan, Kenneth Gross, Adam Phillips; Frances L. Restuccia, Joh patrick Diggins, and a poem by Lincoln Kirstein; 152 pages. More
RARITAN: VOL. V, NO. 3, WINTER 1986; A Quarterly Review
New Brunswick: 1986. First printing. Articles by Anne Hollander, Ronald Paulson, Evan Carton, Herbert Hrachovec, John Burt and Louis Menand, and poems by Lincoln Kirstein and Paul Petrie; 136 pages. More
RARITAN: VOL. VII, NO. 2, FALL 1987; A Quarterly Review
New Brunswick: 1987. First printing. Articles by Stanlet Fish, Edward W. Said, Gordon Lish, Lynda Zwinger, Wai-chee Dimock, David Van Leer, Joel Porte and Noel Carroll, and a poem by Lincoln Kirstein; 155 pages. More
STUDIES IN CONTEMPORARY MENTALITY.
London: The New Age, 1917/18. Six issues of 19 containing Pound's Studies in Contemporary Mentality; The New Age Weekly numbers 1313, 1314, 1315, 1318, 1319 & 1322; This is parts XI, XII, XIII, XV, XVI & XIX of Studies in Contemporary Mentality. More
THE NEW ENGLISH WEEKLY. VOL. III, NO. 1. APRIL 20, 1933.
London: 1933. Includes Pound's Mr. Pounds "A.B.C."; 24 pages. More
THE POWYS BROTHERS.
London: Bodley Head, 1935. First edition. Pencil notes on rear end papers. More
ESSAYS OF FIVE DECADES.
Boston: Little. Brown, 1968. First edition. Edited with a preface by Susan Cooper; Jacket shelf worn. More
THE CAPTAIN'S DAUGHTER & OTHER STORIES.
New York: Westerham Press for The Limited Editions Club, 1971. First printing. Introduction by Kathryn Feuer; Illustrated by Charles Mozley; 1,500 copies numbered and signed by Mozley; 227 pages. More
THE GARDEN BEHIND THE MOON.
New York: Parabola, 1990. 176 pages. More
SIONS SONETS SUNG BY SOLOMON THE KING.
Canbridge: Riverside Press, 1905. Partially uncut and un-opened; Designed by Bruce Rogers; Warde #57. More
TEMENOS 10.; A Review Devoted to the Arts of the Imagination
London: Temenos, 1989. Contributors include Keith Critchlow, Josef Pieper, Henry Corbin, Jonathan Griffin, Gilbert Durand, Wilson Harris, Joscelyn Godwin, Robert Bly, Kathleen Raine, Jean MacVean, William Chittick, Patrick Pye, John Carey, Juan Negrin, Peter Russell, Richard Baez, Leonard Lewisohn on Shabestrari, William Radice, Stephan Cross on E.B. Havell, Robin Skelton... More