Toronto: Doubleday Canada, 1982. Cloth & boards. Fine copy. Price-clipped jacket has a short tear to front and to rear panel, else fine. Author's second novel.

McClelland & Stewart. Brown and cream boards. Fine copy. Jacke has a few nicks, minor rubbing, VG+. Inscribed by the author "To____, with so much love, Tim". With a printed card announcing his reading from this book at the Toronto Dance Theatre, 15 Dec., 1982. A crime novel set in Toronto's Cabbagetown as it is being gentrified. His second novel.

Ottawa: Oberon, 1982. The paper issue in card covers. pp 92. Cover art by Mendelson Joe. Damp stain to foot of spine and adjacent inner corners of covers, else fine. Signed by the author. Short stories of Monrtreal. Well written, funny, touching, recommended. Yours truly makes a cameo appearance. Note: light parcel, any default shipping may be reduced.

Ottawa: Oberon, 1982. Brown cloth. pp 92. Jacket art by Mendelson Joe. Fine copy. Jacket has nicks at foot of spine, else fine. Short stories of Monrtreal. Well written, funny, touching, recommended. Yours truly makes a cameo appearance. Scarce in hardcover (200 copies or so?)

Toronto: Oasis, 1985. Stapled in card covers, English and Spanish versions of this poem printed tête-à-tête. Illustrations by John Graham. Total edition of 270 copies, this is #57, signed by the author (the first 27 included an original collage by the artist). Soft crease to upper margin of front cover and firsr few leaves, else fine. Note: light parcel, any default shipping may be reduced.

Hamilton, Ontario: Art Gallery of Hamilton, 1979. pp [20], unpaged, stapled in paper covers, reproductions in b&w and colour. Introduction by Glen E. Cumming. Fine copy. Exhibition catalogue for work by these two Canadian Surrealist visual artists. Coordinated with the exhibition was Zeller's book ALPHACOLLAGE (Porcupine's Quill). "An Oasis Publication, Printed by Coach House Press". Note: light parcel, any default shipping may be reduced.

Toronto: Longmans Canada, 1962. Red boards. Page edges yellowed, else fine. Dust jacket rubbing and small chip at spine ends, minor rubbing elsewhere, VG. First novel in English, about refugees from behind the Iron Curtain, written by a much-decorated Czech anti-Nazi fighter and opponent of communism who eventually emigrated to Canada and became a noted journalist and ardent Cold Warrior who slipped very deeply into a reactionary, paranoid well. He opposed liberals, Trudeau (a "crypto-Communist'), and federal social welfare programs including medicare.

McClelland & Stewart, 1956. Black cloth. Yellowing and light soiling to page edges, VG+ otherwise. Dust jacket has a bit of wear to ends of lightly darkened spine, short closed tear to and small abrasion to upper inner corner of front panel, old internal tape at spine ends, rear panel has small tears and is lightly dusty, VG otherwise. "An exciting story of man against nature, fighting the flood which brought disaster to Winnipeg in 1950" (Young manned the dykes). First novel for adults by a popular Toronto journalist who was also the father of rocker Neil Young.

Hamilton, Ontario: Circle 8 Printing, 1970. Maroon faux leather. pp 320. Page edges faintly yellowed, else a fine copy. Thin jacket has creased nicks and corner chip to spine ends, small chips to outer corners, VG otherwise. Inscribed by the author. Two page Preface by Stanley Burke. An autobiographical novel about the Slovak uprising against the Nazis in 1944 by a Slovak author and poet who emigrated to Toronto.

Hamilton, Ontario: Circle 8 Printing, 1970. Maroon faux leather. pp 320. VG jacketless copy. Inscribed by the author. Two page Preface by Stanley Burke. An autobiographical novel about the Slovak uprising against the Nazis in 1944 by a Slovak author and poet who emigrated to Toronto.

Longmans Canada, 1964. Cloth & boards. Light yellowing to page edges, else fine. Jacket has creases and nicks to spine ends, VG otherwise. A novel of gothic horror and suspense - the spirit of a former wife tries to occupy the body of the second wife. Toronto author's third novel.

Longmans Canada, 1969. Yellow boards. Page edges lightly yellowed, very nearly fine otherwise in a like jacket. A novel of suspense - a remote cottage, sadism, sexual aberration, and a taut courtroom trial. Toronto author's fourth novel.

Toronto: Fitzhenry & Whiteside, 1974. Red boards, endpaper maps, 356 pp. Light yellowing to page edges, else fine in fine, price-clipped jacket. Made from UK sheets.

Toronto: Oxford University Press, 1975. Card covers. pp (x), 177, [4]. Index. Text paper yellowed, as always, mild cover rubbing, VG otherwise, no owner marks. A volume in the Canadian Lives series, not issued in hardcover. The first authoritative biography of this British Columbia politician (n. William Alexander Smith). Note: light parcel, any default shipping may be reduced.

Toronto: Macmillan, 1973. Card covers. pp 346 + many photos. Index. VG copy, no owner names. Made from UK sheets.

Dunvegan, Ontario: Quadrant, 1981. Card covers. A collection of Woodcock letters. VG unworn copy, no owner names. Note: light parcel, any default shipping may be reduced.

Toronto: Clarke, Irwin, 1973. Yellow boards. Very light yellowing to page edges, else a fine copy. White dust jacket has a faintly yellowed spine, nick and minor soiling to rear panel, VG+ otherwise. Author's first book, a collection of short stories. Inscribed by the author on the title page "To Bob, who always knows the score, Ted Wood". Wood went on to author the Reid Bennett crime novels.

Toronto: Oxford University Press. Card covers. pp (202) pp. Index. Page edges yellowed, else fine. Inscribed by the author in 1987. Not issued in hardcover. Note: light parcel, any default shipping may be reduced.

Markham, ON: Viking / Penguin, 1989. Tan and brown boards. Fine in fine, price-clipped jacket.

Toronto: Doubleday Canada, 1976. Blue boards. Very light yellowing to page edges, else fine in fine jacket. Author's first novel and second book. A novel based on the life of John Hornby, set in the Arctic wilderness.