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ANGELA CARTER: The Infernal Desire Machines of Doctor Hoffman. A novel	DEREK WALCOTT: Dream on Monkey Mountain and Other Plays	JAMES E.AGATE: Responsibility. A novel
GEORGE MACKAY BROWN: Loaves and Fishes. Poems. (SIGNED)	E.ANNIE PROULX: The Shipping News. A novel. (SIGNED)	GEORGE MACDONALD FRASER: The Light's on at Signpost
F.L.GREEN: Odd Man Out. A novel	A.L.BARKER. Duncan Grant: Innocents. Variations on the Theme. Stories. With a dust wrapper design by Duncan Grant	WILLIAM COBBETT: Rural Rides in the Southern, Western and Eastern Counties of England, together with Tours in Scotland and in the Northern and Midland Counties of England, and Letters from Ireland. The Whole including many Rides and Tours never before Reprinted, edited with an Introduction, Notes, a Biographical Record of Upwards of Nine Hundred Persons Mentioned, an Index of Places, and a Bibliographical Note by G.D.H. and Margaret Cole. With numerous vignettes by John Nash, and a map of Corbett's Country by A.E.Taylor. Complete in three volumes
JAMES AGEE: Permit Me Voyage. With a foreword by Archibald MacLeish	WILLIAM BOYD: School Ties. Two boarding school scripts	ALFRED MENDIZABAL: The Martyrdom of Spain. Origins of A Civil War. With a preface by Jacquez Maritain
D.M.THOMAS: The White Hotel. A novel	NOËL COWARD: Not Yet the Dodo and Other Verses	ANNE ENRIGHT: The Forgotten Waltz. A novel. (SIGNED)
FRANCIS THOMPSON. Henry Williamson: The Mistress of Vision. With a commentary by the Rev. John O'Connor, a preface by Father Vincent McNabb, and an essay, 'A First Adventure with Francis Thompson', by Henry Williamson. Now reprinted with an introduction by Joseph Jerome [i.e. Brocard Sewell] and this new Williamson essay	EDWARD THOMAS: Lafcadio Hearn. A biography	TED HUGHES: The Earth-Owl and Other Moon-People. Poems. With eleven full-page line cut illustrations by R.A.Brandt
GEOFFREY HILL: King Log. Poems	ELIZABETH DAVID: Summer Cooking. With illustrations and a dust wrapper design by Adrian Daintrey	DIANA ATHILL: contributes six stories to the anthology New Authors Short Story One
NOËL COWARD. William Marchant: The Privilege of his Company. Noël Coward Remembered	MARY ANN CAWS: Surrealist Painters and Poets. An Anthology. Edited by Mary Ann Caws	ARTHUR MILLER: Death of a Salesman. Certain private conversations in two acts and a requiem
ROBERT MORGAN: Memoir. Poems. (SIGNED AND INSCRIBED)	THOMAS KINSELLA: The Pen Shop. Two poems. (SIGNED)	JOHN BERGER: G. A novel
TONY GOULD. (Cristián Huneeus): Death in Chile. A Memoir and a Journey. (INSCRIBED)	JOHN M.SYNGE. W.B.Yeats: Poems and Translations.With a tribute to W.B.Yeats	XIAOLU GUO: I Am China. A novel. (SIGNED)
CHRISTOPHER PRIEST: The Space Machine. A Scientific Romance. (INSCRIBED TO HIS EDITOR)	A.N.WILSON: Aftershocks. A novel. (INSCRIBED)	HARI KUNZRU: Transmission. A novel. (INSCRIBED)
ALEXANDER BAIRD: Poems. (INSCRIBED)	RODDY DOYLE: The Last Roundup. Complete in three volumes comprising 'A Star Called Henry', 'Oh, Play That Thing' [and] 'The Dead Republic'. (TWO VOLUMES SIGNED)	ROBERT MCCRUM: Mainland. A novel. (SIGNED)
YANN MARTEL: The Facts Behind the Helsinki Roccamatios and Other Stories. (SIGNED)	ORHAN PAMUK: Istanbul. Memories of a City. Translated from the Turkish by Maureen Freely	VALENTIN KATAYEV: The Small Farm in the Steppe. A novel. Translated from the Russian by Anna Bostock
J.M.COETZEE: Life & Times of Michael K. A novel	JOYCE CAROL OATES: The Poisoned Kiss and Other Stories from the Portuguese	ALAN PATON: Knocking on the Door. Shorter Writings. Selected, edited and with an introduction by Colin Gardner. (SIGNED)
CHARLES PORTIS: True Grit. A novel	E.O.HOPPÉ. Phillip Prodger and Terence Pepper: Hoppé Portraits. Society, Studio & Street	FRANK BRANGWYN. William Edward Hayter Preston: Windmills. With text by Hayter Preston and illustrations by Frank Brangwyn
PAUL DURCAN: A Snail in My Prime. New and Selected Poems	MAXIM GORKI: Reminiscences of Leonid Andreyev. An authorised translation from the Russian by Katherine Mansfield and S.S.Koteliansky	JOHN MORTIMER: Rumpole Rests his Case. (INSCRIBED)
MICHAEL WISHART: High Diver. A memoir. (INSCRIBED)	HOWARD JACOBSON: Live a Little. A novel. (INSCRIBED)	MO YAN: Pow! A novel. Translated from the Chinese by Howard Goldblatt
GWYLMOR PRYS WILLIAMS AND GEORGE THOMPSON BRAKE: Drink in Great Britain 1900-1979	THOMAS STORY. Emily E.Moore: Travelling with Thomas Story. The Life and Travels of an Eighteenth-Century Quaker. With an introduction by Rufus M.Jones. (INSCRIBED)	HERBERT READ AND BONAMY DOBRÉE: The London Book of English Prose. Selected, ordered and introduced by Herbert Read and Bonamy Dobrée
A.J.GUNN: The Shon Warrior	ARTHUR C.JACOBSON: Genius: Some Revaluations	RICHARD COBB: Still Life. Sketches from a Tunbridge Wells Childhood. (INSCRIBED)
ELIZABETH DAVID. John Minton: French Country Cooking. With illustrations and a splendid dust wrapper resign by John Minton	JOHN BRAINE. John Minton: Room at the Top. A novel. With a dust wrapper design by John Minton	JOHN EVELYN: The Tragedy of Faust. A play. (INSCRIBED)
STELLA GIBBONS: contributes four poems to the anthology Poems 1923-1944. University College London	EDWARD THOMAS: Essays of To-Day and Yesterday. [Selected Essays]	ALBERT SCHWEITZER. Edwin Prince Booth: A Tribute on the Ninetieth Birthday of Albert Schweitzer. Edited by Dr. Edwin Prince Booth, Dr. Homer A.Jack, Mrs. Miriam Rogers and Mrs. Robert Alfred Vogt. (SIGNED)
JOHN REDWOOD ANDERSON: The Vortex. Poems. (INSCRIBED)	COMMANDANT BUGNET: Foch Talks. Aide-de-camp to Foch June 1921-March 1929. Translated from the French of 'En Écoutant le Maréchal Foch' by Russell Green	MATTHEW ARNOLD: Literature and Dogma. An Essay Towards a Better Appreciation of the Bible
WILLIAM BLUNDELL: Cavalier. Letters of William Blundell to his Friends 1620-1698. Edited by Margaret Blundell	WILLIAM FALCONER: The Shipwreck. A Poem in Three Cantos. With text illustrated by additional notes, and corrected from the first and second editions. With a thirty-nine page biographical memoir of the author by J.S.Clarke	JAMES KENWARD: For Cambria: Themes in Verse and Prose, A.D. 1854-1868. With Other Pieces. (INSCRIBED)
JOHN COWPER POWYS: Rodmoor. A Romance. (INSCRIBED)	FRANK R.STOCKTON: The Great Show in Kobol-Land	GREAT WAR: Memorials of Rugbeians Who Fell in the Great War. Volume V
HENRY ROTH: The Mercy of the Rude Stream. Complete in four volumes comprising 'A Star Shines over Mt. Morris Park', 'A Diving Rock on the Hudson', 'From Bondage' [and] 'Requiem for Harlem'	JAMES ELLROY: Blood on the Moon. The first volume of the L.A. Noir trilogy	JAMES ELLROY: Because the Night. The second volume of the L.A. Noir trilogy
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