Berkeley, CA: Chicano Studies Libraries Publications / University of California, 1982. pp (xxiv), 295, card covers. Some rubbing to the covers, VG otherwise, no owner marks.

New York: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 1968. Pink cloth. Sunning to the purple topstain, as usual, else fine. Price-clipped jacket is nearly fine, with crease to rear flap, faint tanning to spine, rear panel.

New York: Pantheon, 1978. Octavo, black cloth. Small soft crease at lower fore edge of early leaves, else fine, no owner names. Black dust jacket has soft creases and spine tips and upper edge of rear flap, very nearly fine otherwise, colours bright, flap price intact; a nice copy of the famous Argentinian author's first political novel, about exiles in Paris with revolutionary ideas.

London: Wildwood House, 1974. Brown boards. Text paper a bit yellowed, else fine. Orange jacket price-clipped, spine only very slightly sunned, else fine.

New York: Harper & Row, 1989. Cloth and boards. Fine in fine price-clipped jacket. "This vast and panoramic novel set in Brazil is once a national epic, a family saga, a rich tapestry of the life of generation upon generation covering nearly four hundred years from the arrival of the Portuguese to the present." 1.2 kg parcel

Santiago de Chile: Zig-Zag, 1953. 3rd edition (first was in 1940). Blue cloth lettered in black. 269, [3] pp. Light sunning to front cover and two small light spots to spine; front free endpaper has a Santiago bookseller's ticket and a 1955 ink inscription; else a VG clean and unworn copy. The first collected edition of the poetry of the great Chilean poet who won the Nobel Prize in 1945.

Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, 1948. Green cloth. pp (283). Text in double columns. Ink owner name at front, else a VG+ jacketless copy. An epic poem by the first native-born Chilean poet, it praises the military deeds of Hurtado de Mendoza, Governor of Chile and Indian fighter.

Mexico City: Ghurka, 1981. Grey card covers with flap, with an embossed terra cotta panel on front cover. pp (96), (2). #395 of an edition of 600 copies. Corner crease to last (blank) leaf, else fine, no owner names. Note: light parcel, any default shipping may be reduced.

Tulsa, OK: Council Oak Books / Hecate with the University of Tulsa, 1987. [8], (103) pp, in glossy card covers. Fine copy, no names, no creases. Puerto Rico novel. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

New York: Viking, 1991. Cloth & boards. Remainder stripe to lower page edges, else fine. Jacket has small soft creases, minute rubbing to spine tips, else fine. First novel of this Brazilian artist, after two books of poetry. A novel of murder, rebellion, and revenge in 17th century Brazil.

Mexico: Promexa, 1979. Yellow decorated boards stamped in silver, sepia photographic endpapers. A little rubbing to the silver on cover, slight yellowing to page edges, else fine. A volume in the Clásicos de la Literatura Mexicana series.

Caracas: North American Association of Venezuela, 1984. Black boards, endpaper maps. pp (xxxii), (19) + colour plates.Fine copy, no previous owner names. Black dust jacket has slight rubbing; VG+. A novel of the Venezuelan jungle by an author who served as President of Venezuela in the late 1940s. 1.1 kg parce;

Santiago, Chile: Authors, 1974. Folio, pp [2], (2), 38, text mimeographed from typescript on rectos only, cream card covers. Crude illustrations. Covers a bit dusty, with tan soil spots on rear cover, curls to lower outer corners of covers, VG otherwise. Inscribed by Ruth Gonzalez at front. Mostly poetry. Very uncommon.

Boston: David R. Godine, 1977. #144/200 copies SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR. Light rubbing to delicate spine gilt lettering, else fine in green cloth & boards slipcase.

London: Peter Owen, 1979. Orange boards. Light yellowing and quite minor foxing to the page edges, else fine. Black dust jacket has light rubbing, VG+ otherwise. A Brazilian classic, a novelized memoir of North-East Brazil at the turn of the 20th century.

New York: Knopf, 1983. Brown cloth. Advance copy for review, so rubber stamped at front and with review slip laid in. With ink ownership signature of noted Canadian novelist and short story writer Leon Rooke. Fine in fine first state jacket (price sticker on front flap). Jacket flap mentions One Hundred Days of Solitude rather than One Hundred Years of Solitude,

New York: Harcourt, Brace, Jovanovich, 1976. Cloth & boards. Fine copy. Price clipped jacket has one inch creased tear to lower spine fold, smaller tears to spine tips, edges of panels; else VG, still attractive. First book in English of this noted Argentinian writer. Some of the stories have homoerotic content.

London: Cape, 1971. Brown boards. Fine in fine jacket, an uncommonly nice copy, The great Mexican poet's first major collection in Britain. Translated by many poets of note, including Rukeyser, Levertov, Tomlinson, and Blackburn. Spanish and English texts on facing pages.

Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1984. Cloth & boards. Fine copy. Price-clipped dust jacket is lightly rubbed to panels, else fine. Mexican author's first book in the US, a novel of the Aztecs.

New York: Knopf, 1965. Octavo, dark blue cloth and green boards, black top page edges. Light sticker shadow on front free endpaper, just a few small tan spots to endpapers, else fine, no owner names, top page edges dark and unfaded. The George Salter dust jacket has shallow chips and one small tear ends of lightly sunned spine; very small chips to outer corners; nicks to edges; small chip to lower front panel; VG otherwise, flap price intact. First novel of the reknowed Chilean author, it won the William Faulkner Foundation Prize in 1962. Set in Santiago,