Search Results: RAY BRADBURY from Terence McVicker, Rare Books

[Glendale, CA]: Roy A Squires, 1979. First Edition. The first publication of this lost Martian Chronicle story. Published in an edition limited to 230 signed, numbered copies, this copy is additionally signed by the artist Andrew Smith. Lovely find press booklet, printed from handset types upon handmade papers. The penultimate publication by Squires before his Bibliography. A fine copy in d.j.

New York: Knopf, 1990. First Edition. Ray Bradbury's haunted Hollywood of the 1950's, suitabley, signed and inscribed to 1950's, Hollywood actor, MacDonald Carey. "For MacCarey@ Good wishes always! Ray Bradbury." Fine in d.j.

[Glendale, CA.]: Roy A. Squires,, 1974. First Printing. This was the 24th booklet printed by Roy A. Squires, by hand from handset types, handsewn with silk thread. One page of introduction by the author followed by a five-page poem. Bradbury and Squires were life-time buddies, and Bradbury would graciously allow Squires to print his poetry & plays for next to nothing. 400 numbered copies, this is copy 57. Handsomely printed upon Nideggen mouldmade paper. Fine.

New York: Knopf, 1988. First Edition. Twenty-three previously uncollected tales. Signed by the author, the month, and year of publication. A fine unread copy in d.j.

Santa Barbara, Calif.: Capra Press, 1973. First Edition. Teo essays expounding Bradbury's enthusiasim for writing, entitled, 'Zen and the Art of Writing,' and 'The Joy of Writing. A chapbook-sized book of over forty pages, bound in stiff paper covers. A fine copy.