Search Results: MILLER, Henry from Skyline Books

London: Putnam, 1959.. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition (precedes the American). Fine in price-clipped, near fine dust jacket.

Ann Arbor: Roger Jackson, [1996].. Pamphlet. First edition. One of 120 numbered copies signed by the author. A tribute to Miller written upon his death. Publisher's prospectus laid in. As new.

Santa Barbara: Joseph the Provider, [1982].. Hardbound in acetate dust jacket. First edition. One of 200 numbered copies. Published as Catalog Twenty-Two from Joseph the Provider Books. Fine.

[Reinbeck, Germany]: Rowohlt, 1960.. 16mo. Pamphlet. First edition. Inscribed by Miller: "Greetings from Germany to you, Jay, your good wife, and all the members of your growing family. 'Increase and Multiply.' Henry. Reinbek 23/12/60." Shifreen & Jackson A127. Very fine. (German text.)

Ann Arbor: Roger Jackson, [1998].. Pamphlet. First edition. Miller talks about his work as an artist with supplemental text by others. Reproduces in color some of Miller's work. As new in original envelope printing a long quote by Miller on the front.

[Berkeley: Bern Porter, 1947].. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition, second issue (1947 on front board). A collection of essays about Miller by Durrell, William Carlos Williams, et al. Fine in near fine dust jacket toned around the edges.

[Philadelphia: Walton Press, n.d. but 1972].. Hardbound, issued without dust jacket. Reprint of this title originally published in 1945. Inscribed by Bern Porter. A collection of essays about Miller by Durrell, William Carlos Williams, et al. Fine.

London: Village Press, 1974.. Softbound. First British edition and first separate printing of this piece about Miller's early adventures and poverty in Paris. Fine.

Ann Arbor: Roger Jackson, 1994.. Softbound, a trade paperback. First edition. Illustrated with photographs. A catalog of manuscripts, letters, photographs, memorabilia, journals, legal documents, furniture, and other items removed from Miller's home upon his death. As new.

[NY]: New Directions, [1989].. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Edited by George Wickes. Prints a series of letters to his friend, Emil Schnellock. Fine in dust jacket with a touch of yellowing to back panel.

Santa Barbara: Capra Press, 1976.. Hardbound in dust jacket. First trade edition. Errata slip and publication announcements laid in. Fine.

Ann Arbor: Roger Jackson, 1996.. Pamphlet. First edition. Devoted to contributions by or about Miller in various men's magazines such as Playboy and Swank, etc. As new.

Ann Arbor, MI: Shifreen & Jackson, 1993.. Thick 8vo. Hardbound in cloth-covered boards. First American edition. Original preface by Henry Miller. Illustrated with photos of Miller's publications. Spine slightly faded, else fine.

Ann Arbor: Roger Jackson, 1995.. Pamphlet. First edition. Each copy contains a silkscreen sample cut from a page of "Into the Night Life." Fine.

Berkeley: Privately published, n.d. [1947].. 4to. Pamphlet, issued in dust jacket. First edition. A handsome booklet designed by Bezalel Schatz printing his essay "The Story of the Making of the Book" along with quotes and texts about the book by Man Ray, Will Rogers, and others. Reproduces samples of the art work and design. Not in Shifreen & Jackson. Included is the original hand-addressed mailing envelope from Miller to a bookseller. Near fine.

Michigan City, Indiana: Fridtjof-Karla, 1959.. Softbound issued in dust jacket. Third edition. Features the forged signature of Henry Miller that, according to the bibliographer, appears in all copies that he examined. Fine.

NY: Gotham Book Mart, [1946].. 8vo. Single sheet folded to make four pages. First edition. Miller's review of Albert Cossery's book. Folded twice as usual, else about fine.

Paris: Olympia Press, 1962.. Short-lived periodical from Olympia Press. Includes Henry Miller, Terry Southern, Paul Ableman, Mark Twain, and others. Illustrated with photographs and drawings including a section of photos devoted to tattoos. Some rubbing, wear, and clear droplet stains to covers, a solid reading copy.

Ann Arbor, MI: Roger Jackson, 1995.. Pamphlet. First edition. One of 100 numbered copies signed by the author. A handsome production with barkpaper covers. Small, barely perceptible patch of yellowing to front cover, else fine in the original envelope with printed label (slight wear to envelope).

Ann Arbor: Roger Jackson, 1997.. Pamphlet. First edition. Prints the text of a speech given at the Chicago Literary Club by a lawyer who defended Miller in his obscenity cases. Fine.