Berkeley: University of California Press, 2000. Octavo, 263 pp. UNCORRECTED PROOF in white non-pictorial card covers printed in black. Fine copy. The book "proceeds chronologically, from poetry and short stories written in Buñuel's youth in Spain to an essay written in 1980, not long before his death."

Holstein, Ontario: Exile, 2010. Card covers. Rear cover creased, else a fine copy. Introduction and Director's Photo Diary by George Hickenlooper. Foreword by Norman Snider. Afterword by F.X. Feeney. Stills from the film starring Kevin Spacey. A cinematic treatment of the story of Jack Abramoff, Washington lobbyist and convicted felon. ; Octavo

Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press, 1984. Octavo, black cloth without jacket, as issued. pp xxiv, (307), [3]. Tidy ink name at front, else fine.

McClelland & Stewart, 1994. Card covers. pp 356. Fine copy., 125 of Scott's reviews in Toronto's Globe & Mail 1978-93. Astute, well written and at times savagely funny, Jay Scott was the best and is sorely missed still. ; Octavo

London: Collins, 1946. Mint green cloth. pp 256 + plates; index. Bookplate at front, else fine. Jacket has creases and small tears at top of front panel, small chip at foot of spine, VG otherwise. Grierson, a pioneer of documentary film, was a very important figure in the early days of the National Film Board of Canada.

New York: Bernard Geis, 1961. Octavo, blue cloth and boards, red endpapers and top page edges. pp (475), (3) + plates. VG clean, tight and unworn copy, no owner names. The price-clipped jacket has small chips and tears, old internal tape repairs, just good.

New York: 1962. Paperback original, Ballantine S 586. 256 pp, with over 200 photos from the film directed by Roger Vadim. Spine lightly sunned, small dimple to inner margin of front cover, else a fine, crisp copy. Note: light parcel, any default shipping may be reduced.

Hamilton, New Zealand: Paul's Book Arcace, 1945. 241 p., [16] p. of plates : ill. ; 20 cm. Small ink notation on front free endpaper, VG otherwise. Shabby dust jacket lacks top 1.5 inches of spine, upper rear panel stuck to cover from damp.; Octavo.

New York: Jacobsen-Hodgkinson, 1925. pp (3)-187 + 2 stills, in photographic paper covers "Popular Plays and Screen Library". Chips to spine ends; text paper yellowed; damp stain to fore margin of early leaves; small corner chip to late leaves; VG clean and tight copy otherwise. Based on Schrock's screenplay for the Universal Pictures film starring Hoot Gibson (his photo on the front wrapper). Fragile, and scarce. Not in Watters.; Octavo

New York: Sam'l Gabriel Sons and Company, 1916. Narrow quarto, 31.5 x 17.5. pp (12), stapled, in color card covers. Soft crease to lower outer corner of front cover and text; faint pencil price to upper outer corner of front cover; some faint foxing to covers, quite minor spine rubbing; text paper a little yellowed as always; ink name inside front cover; else a fine copy, in remarkably nice condition for such a vulnerable book. Photos of Chaplin as the little tramp, with captions, in the text. The first book on Chaplin, and a must-have for the Chaplin collector.

London: Simpkin, Marshall, 1932. Red cloth spine and printed boards - front cover bears a colour photo of Greta Garbo. pp 170. Colour frontispiece photo of Ronald Coleman, sepia and b&w photos on every page. Shelf rubbing to lower edges of boards and outer corners; Xmas, 1932, ink gift inscription at front; VG+ copy otherwise, nice. Garbo, Gary Cooper, Dietrich, Shearer, Will Rogers, Jeanette MacDonald, William Powell, Chevalier, Loretta Young, Chaplin, Edward G. Robinson, Keaton, etc.. etc. - tout le monde is here in picture or biographical sketch. 1.5 kg parcel ; Quarto

Toronto: Vintage Canada, 2002. Card covers with flaps. Many b&w photos. pp 310 + Filmography & Index. Fine copy. With a Compliments of the Author card tipped in. Though not indicated, this was the copy of Ondaatje's good friend Leon Rooke. ; Small squarish quarto