New York: Stein and Day Publishers, 1972. First Edition. Two-part study about lesbianism, examining how lesbians live their lives and their place in the women's movement. "Very little has been written about Lesbianism. What has appeared in book form has been written by men. This is the first account written..... More

Paris: Émile-Paul Frères, 1921. Nouvelle Édition. Collection of aphorisms cannibalized in part from an unfinished novel and separated into four loose groupings, the greater portion on the waste of the Great War and love between women. Additionally this edition offered with a 24pp. pictorial side-stitched pamphlet of blurbs written by..... More

[Paris: Le Terrain Vague/Editions du Scorpion, 1957]. A portfolio of 42 mostly abstract semi-erotic drawings based on the Oedipus legend, each within a captioned bifolium with die-cut window through which the illustration is visible. Boullet's work, produced throughout the post-war era, focused on gay themes, often in an erotic context..... More

New York: Grove Press, 1964. First American Edition. Third volume in Burroughs's Nova Trilogy. Maynard & Miles A10.a. First Printing, one of 10,000 copies. Octavo; red-orange cloth, with titles stamped in black on spine; dustjacket; 187pp. Some pinpoint rubbing to spine lettering, with small, faint blue penciled notation to front..... More

San Francisco: Agenda Publishing Company, [1976]. First Edition. Octavo (21cm.); original cream pictorial staplebound wrappers; 95pp.; photographic illus. Light soil to wrappers and a few internal pages, else Very Good or better. Collection of essays which originally appeared in the Socialist Revolution (later the Socialist Review), including Fernbach's "Toward a...... More

London: Enitharmon Press, 1977. First Edition. Collection of Rolfe's correspondence to musician Harry Bainbridge. Trade Issue, one of 350 copies. Octavo; red cloth, with titles stamped in gilt on spine; original acetate overlay; 47, [1]pp. A Fine copy. More

London: John Lane, The Bodley Head, 1901. First Edition. Octavo (19.5cm.); original purple cloth lettered in white, top edge gilt; x,[2],421,[1],[2](ads)pp. Spine faded to tan, ends a bit cracked, upper cover title lettering very partially effaced. Still, a Very Good copy. Short story collection expanded from the six stories which..... More

Simon's Town, S.A. Janssen Publishers, [1998]. First Edition. Small quarto. Cloth boards; dustjacket; 60pp; illus. Fine in Near Fine dustwrapper. Male erotic images by the San Francisco photographer. More

London: Heinemann, [1967]. First Edition. Third title in Frankau's "Clothes of a King's Son" trilogy (preceded by Sing for Your Supper (1963) and Slaves of the Lamp (1965)). Set during World War II in the U.S., Bermuda, and Portugal and featuring a lesbian love-story subplot. DAMON et al. (2nd ed.)..... More

New York: E.P. Dutton & Co., 1965. First Edition. Octavo (20.5cm.); publisher's cloth in blue pictorial dust jacket; 411pp. Some light wear and scuffing to jacket extremities, shallow crease to front flap, else Fine in Very Good jacket. Bildungsroman of a young man and his sexual awakening, beginning at a...... More

Baltimore: Diana Press, 1973. First Edition. Octavo (20cm). Staple-bound pictorial card wrappers; 27pp. Fine, unmarked copy. First published collection by this African-American poet. GRIER p.52 (C***/A?) for latent lesbian themes. More

Glen Gardner, NJ: Libertarian Press, 1950. First Edition. Ocatvo. Comb-bound pictorial thick card wrappers; 200pp. Small chip to front wrapper at corner of bound edge; text browned (but not brittle); Very Good. 2000 copies printed. Among the author's scarcer titles. More

Oakland: The Women's Press Collective, 1974. First Edition. Early, long poem by Grahn, the internationally-known lesbian poet, author, and cultural theorist who established the Oakland-based Women's Press Collective in 1969. First Printing. Slim octavo (22.5cm); light gray printed sheets, stapled into yellow-green illustrated wrappers; [16pp]; illus. Faint sticker shadow to..... More