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GEORGE TAKEI: To the Stars. The Autobiography of George Takei. Star Trek's Mr. Sulu. (SIGNED)	LLEWELYN POWYS: Advice to a Young Poet. The Correspondence Between Llewelyn Powys and Kenneth Hopkins. Edited [with an introduction] by R.L.Blackmore	JOHN COWPER POWYS. Herbert Williams: John Cowper Powys. A study. (INSCRIBED)
GAMEL WOOLSEY. (Llewelyn Powys interest): The Letters of Gamel Woolsey to Llewelyn Powys 1930-1939. With an introduction and notes by Kenneth Hopkins	JOHN COWPER POWYS. Glen Cavaliero: John Cowper Powys. Novelist. (INSCRIBED)	RICHARD PERCIVAL GRAVES: The Powys Brothers. (SIGNED AND INSCRIBED)
ELIZABETH MYERS: Mrs. Christopher. A novel	ALYSE GREGORY: King Log and Lady Lea. A novel	ALYSE GREGORY: Hester Craddock. A novel
LLEWELYN POWYS: The Cradle of God	LLEWELYN POWYS: Damnable Opinions. (INSCRIBED)	LLEWELYN POWYS: Rats in the Sacristy. Essays. With fourteen wood engravings by Gertrude M.Powys and a preface by John Cowper Powys
LLEWELYN POWYS: Love and Death. An Imaginary Autobiography. With an introduction by Alyse Gregory. (WITH INSCRIBED SLIP)	JOHN COWPER POWYS: Visions and Revisions. A Book of Literary Devotions	JOHN COWPER POWYS: The Art of Happiness
A.R.POWYS: From the Ground Up. Collected Papers of A.R.Powys. With an introduction by John Cowper Powys	JOHN COWPER POWYS: War and Culture. A Reply to Professor Münsterberg	LLEWELYN POWYS (interest): An Anthology. Extracts from Letters Written by Miss May Chesshire, a West Country Poet, to Llewelyn Powys. Selected and edited by Diana Harding. A pre-publication prospectus plus a letter
JOHN COWPER POWYS: Wood and Stone. A Romance	JOHN COWPER POWYS: A Selection of His Poems. Edited with an introduction by Kenneth Hopkins. (INSCRIBED BY PHYLLIS PLAYTER)	JOHN COWPER POWYS: Autobiography
JOHN COWPER POWYS: Rodmoor. A novel	JOHN COWPER POWYS: Letters of John Cowper Powys to Louis Wilkinson 1935-1956	LLEWELYN POWYS: Skin for Skin
RAYMOND CHING: The Bird Paintings. Water Colours and Pencil Drawings 1969-1975. With an introduction by Peter Hansard and text by David Snow, A.H.Chisholm and M.F.Soper	JAMES BOSWELL: On the Profession of a Player. Three essays now first reprinted from The London Magazine (1770)	FREDERICK ROLFE: Without Prejudice. One Hundred Letters to John Lane. Edited with an introduction by Cecil Woolf
W.H.AUDEN. St.-John Perse: On Poetry. Nobel speech, delivered in Stockholm. Translated by W.H.Auden, with the French text	JOHN LENNON: A Spaniard in the Works. With various drawings by the author	T.F.POWYS: An Interpretation of Genesis
G.CABRERA INFANTE: Three Trapped Tigers. A novel. Translated from the Spanish of 'Tres Tristes Tigres' by Donald Gardner and Suzanne Jill Levine	STANISLAW LEM: The Chain of Chance. A novel. Translated from the Polish of 'Katar' by Louis Iribarne	STANLEY BARON: The Kindness of Strangers. A novel. (INSCRIBED)
WILLIAM COBBETT: Journal of a Year's Residence in the United States of America. With an introduction by J.E.Morpurgo	ANTONIO OLINTO: The Glass Throne. A novel. Translated from the Portuguese by Richard Chappell. (INSCRIBED)	JOHN ROTHENSTEIN: Modern English Painters. Lewis to Moore
WILLIAM CARLOS WILLIAMS: contributes prose and poems to the inaugural issue of the quarterly periodical 'Perspectives'. Number One, autumn 1952. Edited by James Laughlin	JENNIFER JOHNSTON: Foolish Mortals. A novel. (SIGNED)	TIM WINTON: The Shepherd's Hut. A novel. (SIGNED)
RICHARD LINDNER: Richard Lindner. Catalogue Raisonné of Paintings, Watercolours and Drawings. Edited by Werner Spies and compiled by Claudia Loyall	TIMOTHY FINDLEY: Pilgrim. A novel	DAVID MALOUF: Child's Play; with Eustace and The Prowler. Three novellas
DEREK MAHON: Night-Crossing. Poems	ELLIS PETERS: A Morbid Taste for Bones. A Mediaeval Whodunnit	GABRIEL WELLS: These Three. With a preface (in French) by André Maurois. (INSCRIBED)
CHRISTOPHER SMART: A Song to David. With a preface by J.R.Tutin. (INSCRIBED BY THE PUBLISHER)	ARTHUR MACHEN: The Fortunate Lovers. Twenty-Seven Novels of the Queen of Navarre. Translated from the French by Arthur Machen. Edited, and selected from the 'Heptameron', with notes, pedigrees, and an introduction by A.Mary F.Robinson and with an original etching by G.P.Jacomb Hood	JONATHAN PRICE: [Poems]. The Fantasy Poets Number Twenty
DAVID LYNDSAY: The Poetical Works of Sir David Lyndsay of the Mount, Lyon King of Arms. With a preface by David Laing, and a lengthy unaccredited 'Memoir of Sir David Lyndsay of the Mount'	JOHN E.MORRIS: The Welsh Wars of Edward I. A Contribution to Mediaeval Military History, Based on Original Documents	DONALD DAVIE: [Poems]. The Fantasy Poets Number Nineteen. (SIGNED BY THE PUBLISHER)
GEORGE MACDONALD FRASER: The Hollywood History of the World. Film Stills from the Kobal Collection. (SIGNED)	ELIZABETH GOUDGE: The Valley of Song. With illustrations by Steven Spurrier	SUE GRAFTON: O is for Outlaw. A Kinsey Millhome Mystery
ROBIN COOK: Bombe Surprise. A novel	PETER ACKROYD: The Great Fire of London. A novel	GERALD BULLETT: Poems in Pencil
WILLIAM PLOMER: The Fivefold Screen. Poems	I.M.HOROBIN: Poems	FRANK KENDON. [J.W.Haines]: Poems and Sonnets
EDITH SITWELL. [John Freeman and J.W.Haines interest]: Troy Park. Poems	JAMES STEPHENS: Insurrections. Poems	RICHARD LE GALLIENNE: The Silk-Hat Soldier and Other Poems
WILFRED MEYNELL. [J.W.Haines]: Rhymes with Reasons. Poems	J.C.SQUIRE: The Birds and Other Poems	ROBERT GRAVES: Good-Bye to All That. An Autobiography. (SIGNED)
J.M.COETZEE: Disgrace. A novel	T.F.POWYS: Bottle's Path and Other Stories	EDWIN MUIR: We Moderns: Enigmas and Guesses
MARGARET ATWOOD: The Testaments. A novel	VIOLA MEYNELL: Modern Lovers. A novel	HELEN SIMPSON: Dear George and Other Stories. (SIGNED)
HELEN SIMPSON: Hey Yeah Right Get a Life. Stories. (SIGNED)	GEORGE MELLY with John Chiltons Feetwarmers: Makin' Whoopee. A 33 RPM record. (INSCRIBED)	DYLAN THOMAS: The World of Dylan Thomas in Poetry and Prose with Excerpts from Under Milk Wood. A 33 RPM record
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