London: John Lane, The Bodley Head, 1908. Green pictorial cloth stamped in black & white, spine gilt lettered, green topstain. pp (xii), 403, [1, blank], [20, ads] + 10 plates. Spine very lightly darkened; lacking the front free endpaper; ink name on recto of frontispiece; text paper lightly toned; small chips to fore edges of a few leaves from careless opening; front inner hinge repaired with rice pape; else a VG copy. A novel of Devon. Handsome cover design. Mary Patricia Willcocks (1869 - 1952), a Fabian and a feminist, lived much of her life in Exeter, Devon. She possibly influenced Mary Webb, the novelist of Shropshire. According to Edwardian Fiction: an Oxford Companion, the present novel is a rewrite of Hardy's JUDE THE OBSCURE.

New York: Harcourt, Brace, Jovanovich, 1977. Black cloth pp (xiv), 210. Many photos in text, index. Just a litt leaned, else fine in fine jacket. ; Octavo

London: Methuen, 1951. Sewn in pale green wrappers printed in red. pp 32 + frontispiece portrait. Small corner crease to front cover and first leaf, text paper a little toned, spine fold a little yellowed, else fine. ; Octavo; 32 pages

New York: Farrar, Straus, Giroux, 1983. Cloth & boards. Red remainder stamp to bottom page edges, bit of sunning to upper and lower margins of boards; VG otherwise. Silver jacket has nicks and crease to spine ends; nick to rear panel; VG otherwise, flap price intact. A novel by an acclaimed Polish writer. ; Octavo

New York: Farrar, Straus, Giroux, 1982. Advance uncorrected proof. Two light spots to fore margin of front cover, spine lightly darkened, else fine. ; Octavo

Toronto: Guernica, 2003. Card covers. Reading crease to spiine, else fine. Promotional bookmark laid in. ; 16mo

Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 1989. Blue boards. Octavo, 308 pp. Fine in fine jacket. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR. The sequel to THE RADIANT WAY. Made from US plates.; Signed by Author

London: Hutchinson, 1982. Green boards. Small remainder dot to top page edges, else fine in fine, price-clipped jacket.; Octavo.

Dublin: Dolmen Press, 1970. Poet Card 1, single wide sheet of card printed in black and orange folded vertically twice to make six octavo panels. Interior contains the the title poem, dedicated to Bernadette Devlin and subtitled "An Historical Meditation". The poem is about the "troubles" in the North. Small bruise to lower outer corner, else fine. Issued Aug., 1970, per cover. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

London: Dennis Dobson, 1947. Blue cloth. Yellowing to page edges and lightly to text , else fine. Jacket is only fair - yellowed and rubbed spine has a small hole, large chips to ends; chips along top edges of panels. Book designed by Parker Tyler. Short stories by Henry Miller (2), Miguel Asturias, Clay Perry, Giorgio di Chirico, Paul Childs, Montagu O'Reilly, Ramon J. Sender, Leo Poch, Lydia Cabrera, Leonora Carrington (2), Paul Bowles (at age 8 plus 2 translations), Alva N. Turner, and Raymond Roussel. Illustrations by Alexander Calder, Pavel Tchelitchew, Yves Tanguy Man Ray, Klee, Ernst, others. ; Octavo

Toronto: Musson, no date (1930). Black cloth, spine stamped in red. Lacking the front free endpaper; ink name and foxing to front fly leaf; foxing to first few leaves and page edges; VG+ otherwise. Dust jacket (yellow, blue & grey on white background ) has small chips, tears to spine tips & corners; spine a little rubbed and quite darkened with lettering hard to read; lesser age darkening to panels; still a good example, with no lettering or illustration lost. The scarce Canadian issue of the a thor's second book, especially scarce in jacket. Made from UK sheets with cancel title leaf. The jacket bears the Chatto & Windus imprint and price (7s6d).

Goleta, CA: University of California, 1957. pp 72, stapled, in cream card covers. Tan spot to front cover, light soiling and foxing to covers, text very softly rippled from damp but no tide marks except on first and last leaf; VG otherwise. Also contains "The Art of Drawing", an essay by Michael Ayrton, and a section "Homage to Wyndham Lewise 1884 [sic, 1882]-1957". Reproduces a chalk drawing of WL by Ayrton. Lewis' essay is said to be the last piece of writing he produced before his death. A very scarce student magazine. ; Octavo

New York: NY: Random, (1971). Advance copy for review with review slip laid in giving publication date of 21 April, 1971. 8vo, brown cloth. Fine in fine jacket. Author's 6th collection of poetry.

New York: Knopf, 1970. Second printing. Emerald cloth. Yellow topstain dulled, fore edges yellowed, VG+ otherwise. Dust jacket has nicks and small chip to spine ends, short tear to rear panel, generally VG otherwise, flap price intact.

New York: Knopf, 1970. Blue-green cloth, yellow topstain. Fine copy. Jacket has one tiny nick to head of spine, crease to fore margin of front flap, else fine. A novel by this fine Irish author.

London: Hamish Hamilton, 1972. Blue boards. Fine in fine jacket, no owner names, flap price intact. The author and artist's first novel, set in Rome. ; Octavo 0241021332

New York: Ecco / HarperCollins, 2013. Remainder stripe to bottom page edges, else fine in fine jacket. Short stories.; Octavo

Toronto: Basilike, 1974. [12] pp, sewn, in grey marbled card covers with small printed cover label, title page printed in red. Designed and published by Paul James Davies in an edition of 125 copies. Fine copy. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.; Octavo

New York: Macmillan, 1948. 12mo. Maroon cloth. (vi), 53 pp. Fine copy. Pinkish jacket has spine sunned to pale green; corners (but not price) clipped from front flap; VG. UK edition also 1948. Wight 116a. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

Edinburgh: Reprographia, 1972. 15 pp, stapled, in black & white photographic card covers. Fine copy. One word on page 12 is corrected by the publishers with a small printed slip pasted over. The speech was about Scottish independence. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.