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NY: OTTO PENZLER BOOKS.. Fine. 1993. First Edition. Cloth. 1562870459 . First American Trade Edition. Fine in a fine dj. .

NY: DELACORTE.. 1994. First Edition. ADVANCE READING COPY. Laid-in with 3 other pieces of publicity related material is a single letter (in facsimile) typed on author James Ellroy's stationary to "Dear Reviewer-" in which Ellroy endorses the author's first book. According to Ellroy, Holden was his Hollywood agent and the man responsible for selling the screen rights to his early books for big bucks. Uncommon Ellroy piece of ephemeral writing. (B) .

ARMCHAIR DETECTIVE LIBRARY. NY 1994. Fine with no dust jacket. 1994. First Edition. Hardcover. First American Hardcover Edition. SIGNED Limited Edition. One of 100 numbered copies SIGNED by James Ellroy, who has provided the introduction. Fine in red cloth in matching slipcase as issued.; Signed by Author(s) .

Los Angeles: Blood & Guts Press. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 1987. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. 0940941007 . SIGNED limited edition . Copy #21 of 350 numbered & signed copies. Addtionally INSCRIBED by James Ellroy on front end-paper "To... Feel the teeth of Hell devour your soul!" Also SIGNED by Jonathan Kellerman & inscribed in year of publication by the publishers on colophon. Fine in fine dust jacket. First published in paperback in 1986. This is the definitive issue in hardcover with early number and a full array of signatures. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 280 pages .

Paris, France: Coromandel Express, 1998., 1998. First edition. First edition. Square folio (32.5cm); two bifolium leaves (title leaf and colophon), together with six tri-fold leaves, each containing an archivally housed color Cibachrome print (silver dye bleach/dye construction, measuring 11.5" x 10.5"), each signed and dated by Levinthal; housed in a blue paper-covered tri-fold portfolio with mounted hand-painted silver gelatin print (7.75" x 9.75") and paper-covered slipcase, with printed title label inset on front; parallel text in French and English. One of 55 numbered copies signed by the author and photographer. This copy unnumbered, but Levinthal's own copy, inscribed by him to American bookseller Glenn Horowitz inside the title leaf, by way of thanks for mounting an exhibition of his work: "To Glenn – with all my thanks and very best wishes – David Levinthal." A collaborative interpretation of the events surrounding the… Read More