New York: Novel Selections (Hillman Publications), 1951. Pulpy text paper yellowed; tiny chip at foot of spine, just a little leaned, short tear to inner margin of front cover neatly repaired, else a VG+ copy of this fragile edition. A western novel set in Montana. Watters p 393. Scarce. ; 12mo 7" - 7½" tall; 128 pages

London: Streamline Publications, 1954. Superior Books mass market paperback. Cover creases, some soft creases in text, 4 ink digits to half-title page, else a VG bright, clean and unworn copy. Watters p 393. First published NY: Hillman, 1951, in digest size paper covers. Violà dates [1954?] and locates only two copies. A western novel set in Montana. Scarce. ; 16mo 6" - 7" tall; (160) pages

England: Privately printed, 1908. Navy cloth gilt lettered, top edges gilt, other edges rough trimmed. Damp stain to upper outer corner of front cover, page edges and endpapers yellowed; soft dimples to spine; else near fine. Inscribed by the author "M.M. from his old friend Gilbert Parker, July 1908". Printed by William Brendon, Plymouth. ; Octavo; (xii), (198), [2] pages; Signed by Author

Boston: Copeland and Day, 1896. Green decorated ribbed cloth, gilt lettered, with background design of lilies and lions by F. Richard Anderson, handsome decorated title page in orange. pp (xx), (59), (13). Mild rubbing to ends of lightly darkened spine, yellowing to page edges, else a fine copy of this pretty little book from an esteemed publisher, this important minor Canadian poet's first book. This copy is of the regular edition of 500 copies. There were also 35 copies on hand made paper. Watters p. 181. Krause, Copeland & Day 61. ; 16mo

Boston: Copeland and Day, 1898. Inscribed by Author; Green cloth with paper spine label, fore and bottom edges rough trimmed. pp [4], (8), (61), [7]. Spine label worn and illegible; Xmas, 1898, ink inscription in top margin of title page; text paper lightly toned; VG clean & unworn otherwise. Kraus, Copeland and Day, #89. Edition size not stated but it is noted that 384 copies remained in stock in May, 1899, suggesting to me that probably 500 copies were printed. This was Scott's second book of poetry and it contains "The Piper of Arll", perhaps his best-known poem as well as two poems about Indian women, a subject he repeatedly returned to. Scarce.; 16mo; Signed by Author

(Ottawa): Oberon, 2004. Black cloth. Jacket has nick and small corner crease to front panel, small crimps at spine ends, else fine. The second volume of the Adagios Quartet. Poetry, in the scarce hardcover issue.; Octavo; (52), [2] pages

Okemos, MI: Stone Press, 1980. White card covers in plum dust jacket. Some spine sunning, small ink name, else fine. Taped in at front is a mimeographed slip solicting a review. An scarce collection of poetry from an obscure publisher. ; Octavo; 71 pages

New York: Cambridge House, 1943. Stapled and glued into yellow card covers. Small light tan spot on front cover, spine lightly darkened, else fine. Dashiell Hammett contributed the text on pp 34-36, about writing soap operas. Not in Layman. Kanigher spent many years in charge of DC Comics's war titles and created the character Sgt. Rock. Kanigher scripted what is considered the first Silver Age comic book story, "Mystery of the Human Thunderbolt!", which introduced the Barry Allen version of the Flash in Showcase #4 (Oct. 1956).; Octavo; 93 pages

Toronto: Women's Press, 1976. Rubbing to head of spine, small bruise to upper outer corner of text, else a VG clean and unworn copy of this short novel. Author's first book. Uncommon.; 16mo; 111 pages

Toronto: Copp, Clark, (copyright 1915). Later printing no earlier than 1928. Red cloth stamped in black. pp 347, [5]. Text paper lightly toned, page edges yellowed, else a fine copy. Jacket has nicks to head of lightly yellowed spine with minor foxing, VG+ otherwise, attractive. Set in Brittany, Paris, and America, a novel about a young sculptor and temptation vs the sweetheart back home. "A Romance of a Paris Studio". ; Octavo

Don Mills, Ontario: General Publishing, 1976. Red boards, red endpapers. [8], 258, [6] pp. Comps of Canada Council label and bookstore stamp at front, text paper tanned, as always, else fine in fine, price-clipped jacket. A crime novel set in California and Montreal. Drugs, freaked-out chicks, a commune in the California desert run by a Manson-like figure, human sacrifice.; 12mo 0773600434

Boston: Small, Maynard, 1917. Red cloth gilt lettered. Colour frontispiece and 2 other plates inserted. Private bookplate at front, small dark spot on front cover, else a VG clean and unworn copy. Klondike novel.; Octavo; (8), 386 pages

Toronto: Viking Canada, 2006. White boards. Fine in fine jacket. Illustrated. Stories of the Mirimachi of his youth.; 12mo 7" - 7½" tall; xiv, (47), [3] pages

London: Pitman. 19th UK issue, Aug. 1913 (first was Sept. 1909). Octavo, original light brownfine ribbed cloth bordered in blind, gilt lettered, colour pictorial label on front cover. pp (viii), (368), (1, blank), (24) ads + colour frontispiece with captioned tissue guard. Made frolm US sheets. Lacking the front free endpaper, front inner hinge neatly repaired; page edges yellowed, covers a bit bowed, else a VG clean and unworn copy of the second Anne Shirley novel, published Sept. 1909, following the classic ANNE OF GREEN GABLES of the previous year.

New York: Simon & Schuster, 2022. Black boards. Fine in fine jacket. Montana setting. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR (simple signature, no inscription).; Octavo; Signed by Author

London: Murray, 1938. Blue cloth gilt lettered, blue endpaper maps of Northern Canada in 1804. Spine lightly sunned, yellowing and minor foxing to page edges, covers just a mite bowed, near fine otherwise, Jacket has a few small tears, white spine lightly yellowed and sunned, VG+ otherwise, flap price (7/6) intact, front panel bright. Inscribed by the author "Harold from Alan, Dec/38". A novel of the fur trade, most uncommon both in jacket and inscribed. ; Octavo; 320 pages; Signed by Author

New York: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 1979. Brick cloth with plain tissue wrapper. Faintest of foxing to page edges, slight sunning to inner blue top page edges, else a fine copy, the tissue wrapper has some creases and mild use. One of a special edition of 750 copies for friends of the publisher, signed by the author. Pages 231-32 are a cancel, making this the third state (first state omitted the last five words on p 231, second state, about 70 copies for review, had the words entered by hand). A Burgess 99 novel.; Signed by Author

London: Gollancz, 1986. Plates, index. Text paper and page edges a little yellowed; black flecks to endpapers mostly hidden by jacket flaps; small spots to front cover, else fine. Jacket has interior soiling and one small tear, else fine. ; Octavo; 511 pages