Evanston, Illinois: Northwestern University Press, 1995. Brown cloth. Fine in fine jacket. Publisher's packing list addressed to Leon Rooke laid in. Rooke blurb on rear panel of jacket. First novel translated into English by this Swedish novelist who also actred in Ingmar Bergman's films. ; Octavo

Evanston, IL: Hydra Books / Northwestern University Press, 1995. Advance uncorrected proof. White non-pictorial card covers. pp (viii), 140, [4]. Light stain to rear cover blotted onto last leaf; front cover has the pencil name, phone number. and "5 min"; ink notes on half-title page; a few ink marks in text. Looks like Canadian author David Young was preparing to conduct an interview. First of his seven novels to be translated into English, by this noted Swedish actor and author who was especially celebrated for his work with Ingmar Bergman. Note: light parcel, any default shipping may be reduced.; Octavo

New York: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 1984. Brown cloth. pp 399 + plates. Index. Bibliography. Fine copy. Jacket has some sunning to spine and inner edge of panels, VG+ otherwise. 1.5 kg parcel; Octavo

New York: New Directions, 1988. Octavo, viii, 260 pp. Red cloth. Fine in fine, price-clipped jacket. Novel by an acclaimed Swedish author. 0811210863

New York: Huebsch, 1913. Beige cloth. Bit of tanning and light foxing to spine; page edges yellowed; 1914 ink name at front blotted onto front pastedown; one leaf a little ragged at fore edge; VG otherwise. A novel, made from UK sheets.

Gotheborg: Georg Lange, 1757. Small octavo, 162 mm. pp [4]. 192 + [2, Register]. Bound in old plain half calf and boards. Boards have some rubbing, light stains, and edge wear; C 18 ink inscriptions on front pastedown; no front free endpaper (as issued, I believe); mild ink underlining on page 27; light damp stain to last few leaves; else a VG clean and tight copy. Pages 173 to end update the text from 1743 to 1755 and are headed "Imprimatur, N. von Oelreich." Previously publish8ed Gotheborg, 1744. 8vo. 172 pp

London: Allen & Unwin, 1930. Green cloth. Spine very lightly darkend, with very narrow band of sunning at ends; page edges tanned, with a couple of foxing spots to bottom edges; light yellowing to endpapers; else fine and very bright, no owner names. Dust jacket has overall yellowing; spine is quite darkened, a bit rubbed, and has chips across ends (no lettering lost); small chiips and tears to outer corners; just good. This Swedish author's most important novel.

New York: Simon and Schuster, 1937. Black cloth, red topstain. Light yellowing to page edges, topstain sunned to pink, else fine, no previous owner marks. Black dust jacket has small chips and tears to tips of lightly tanned spine; short tears, rubbing to folds, tiny corner chips to front panel; white rear panel quite tanned, with a thumbnail size chip to top; VG otherwise, flap price intact, still respectable in appearance. The first novel in a trilogy about the flight from the agrarian life in rural Sweden and the consequent rise in violence in society. Important Swedish author's first book in the USA.

London: Hutchinson, 1967. Octavo, green cloth. Light yellowing to free endpapers, else a fine, fresh copy, no owner names, in a fine, bright dust jacket, flap price intact. British author's third novel, set in Sweden, where he had lived. A particularly nice copy.

New York: New Directions, 1986. Octavo, 134 pp. Blue cloth. Very light sunning to margins of covers, small corner bruise to rear cover, very small abrasion to front pastedown, ink gift inscription on half-title leaf, else fine in fine jacket. 0811209776

London: M. Poulson, W. Taylor, and others, 1723. Octavo, recently rebound in half black morocco, red spine label, light brown boards and endpapers, marbled page edges. pp [2, binder's blank], (24), 312, [binder's blank]. Short tear to top margin of title leaf neatly repaired, else fine. Fifth edition (first edition in English was in 1696). ESTC T81945.