Amherst, MA: University of Massachusetts Press, 1992. Black cloth. pp x, 232, [6]. Narrow band of sunning to extreme lower edge of front cover, else fine in slightly used VG jacket. Meier taught in black colleges and was active in the civil rights movement.

Toronto: Women's Press, 2006. Glossy card covers. Fine copy. Jamaican-Canadian feminist dub poet, actor, and playwright. ; Octavo

New York: Grove Press, 1999. Black boards. Fine in fine jacket, with label of a Canadian literary agency at front. Trinidadian-Canadian poet and novelist. ; Octavo

New York: HarperCollins (Harper Collins), 1994. Cloth & boards. (xvi), 224 pp. Remainder stripe to bottom page edges, else fine. White dust jacket lightly rubbed, dust soiled, else fine. African-American author.

Halifax, Nova Scotia: The Society for the Protection and Preservation of Black Culture in Nova Scotia, 1986. pp 143, illustrated, index. Ink owner name at front, VG+ clean and unworn copy otherwise. ; Octavo

Toronto: William Briggs. (Sheets of June, 1902, first US edition with integral title leaf). Maroon vertically ribbed cloth stamped in gilt, top edge gilt. pp [12], 291 + frontispiece with tissue guard. Light rubbing to spine tips and outer corners; else a fine copy, gilt bright, no owner names, hinges not cracked. A scarce issue of his third book.; Octavo.

Toronto: William Briggs. (Sheets of June, 1902, first US edition with integral title leaf). Maroon vertically ribbed cloth stamped in gilt, top edge gilt. pp [12], 291 + frontispiece with tissue guard. Mild rubbing to spine tips and lower edges of covers; Vancouver new bookstore ticket on rear pastedown; else a fine copy, gilt bright, no owner names, hinges not cracked. A scarce issue of his third book.; Octavo.

New York: Schirmer, 1979. Brown cloth. pp (xviii), 214. Discography, filmology, and index at rear. Canadian review slip pasted in at front, else a VG copy. Price-clipped jacket has chips and rubbing at head of spine; good. Biography of the noted African-American song writer.

New York: Richard R. Smith, 1931. Octavo, red cloth lettered in light blue. pp (2), vi, 174. Lacking the front free endpaper; front inner hinge repaired and browned; yellowing to page edges and lightly to endpapers; else a VG or better clean, tight and unworn copy. In the scarce yellow dust jacket, which has nicks and very small chips at ends of lightly darkened spine; light darkening to panels; slight rubbing to flap folds; VG otherwise, flap price intact, attractive. Jacket illustration by Gwyas Williams., frontispiece illustration by Margery Stocking. A first collection of comic dialogues from this once enormously popular radio show. Amos and Andy were black, but Correll and Gosden were white.

No place [Kingston, Ontario]: Treasure Island Books, 1986. Blue boards. (188) pp, illustrated. Small narrow tan spot to fore edges (no penetration into text margins), else fine in jacket, no owner names. Story of a slave from Missouri escaped to Canada and the struggle to have him extradited.; Signed by Author 0969268505

Ravenna, Italy: Longo, 2007. White card covers with flaps. pp 207. Plates, some in colour.Text in Italian and English. Poetry. Fine copy. ; Octavo

McClelland & Stewart, 2010. Card covers. A fine copy of this book of poetry. Brand was Toronto's Poet Laureate 2009-12. The present book won a Griffin Poetry Prize. The book is dedicated to Constance Rooke.; Octavo

Montreal / New Haven: McGill-Queen's University Press / Yale, 1972. Second printing (first was in 1971). Black cloth. (xxiv), 546, [4] pp. Maps in text, index. Faint label shadow on spine, small library rubber stamps to half-title and rear free endpaper, small soil spots to top page edges, small bump to one corner, else a VG clean, tight & unworn jacketless copy, no other library marks. The second edition of 1997 only added a new author preface. Note: 1.5 kg parcel, extra postage may be required.

Calgary: Frontenac House Poetry, 2014. Card covers. Little Free Library rubber stamp on first page and title page, else fine.; Octavo

Windsor, ON: 1967. Inscribed by Author; Quarto, green boards. 211 pp. Numerous photos in text. Inscribed by the author in 1968. Mild cover sunning, light endpaper foxing, yellowing and dust soiling to page edges, a VG unworn copy otherwise. Black dust jacket is rubbed, somewhat worn, with chips and tears all along the top edge; just good. Uncommon book.; Signed by Author

Windsor, ON: Author, 1969. 2nd printing (first was in 1967). Quarto, green boards. 211 pp. Photos on almost every page. Rubber stamp and ink gift inscription to front free endpaper; very nearly fine otherwise. Black dust jacket has slight rubbing, very small chips, one inch tear to front panel, light tanning showing to white spine lettering; VG otherwise.

New York: Springer, 1958. Pale blue-grey cloth. (viii), 184 pp. Light tanning to page edges, spine, margins of covers; else fine. Pale grey price-clipped dust jacket is tanned to spine, margins of panels; a few short tears and shallow chips; VG otherwise. "Dr. Karon's book is the first to give a precise and vivid answer to the crucial question of the Negro problem in the United States - what it feels like to live as a member of a caste in an otherwise democratic society." - jacket flap. The research used the Tomkins-Horn Picture Arrangement Test (PAT).

Halifax: Nova Scotia Historical Society, 1899. Buff stiff printed card covers. pp (xii), 161. Index. Spine a bit darkened, with small chips to ends; old tape stains to inner margins of covers, with a skinned spot to top inner corner of front cover; joints and inner hinges neatly repaired with archival rice paper tape; covers a bit yellowed and lightly soiled, with corner chip to rear cover; lacking the front free endpaper; text paper a bit toned; else a VG clean, tight and unworn copy. Watson's long article is contained on pp 1-161 of Collections of the Nova Scotia Historical Society for the Years 1896-98, Volume X. Sabin, 84422. The earliest book-length study of the subject? Very scarce. A copy made USD 390 at a Swann auction 30 March, 2017. ; Octavo

Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 1981. Ink owner name inside covers, VG otherwise.