Authors starting with D from Bolerium Books, ABAA/ILAB

Baltimore: Alternative Press Center, 2005. 1360p., wraps. ... more information

London, England: Verso, 2004. 496p., first printing, dj. D'Adesky surveys the extent of the AIDS epidemic in poor countries and makes proposals for how to reverse trends. ... more information

San Francisco: Ice Press, 1983. 124p., wraps. ... more information

San Francisco: Ice Press, 1983. 60p., 8.25 x 6.75 inch wraps, gift inscription (not by author) on flyleaf. Gay San Francisco poet. ... more information

Chicago: Haymarket Books, 2006. 253p., wraps, very good condition. ... more information

San Francisco: Mainstreet Foundation, 1981. 286p., hardcover with slightly edgeworn dj, old price label on spine. Novel about race relations in San Fancisco in 1980. Stated to be from the first run of 500 copies sold as a fundraiser for the Mainstreet Foundation, a jail-diversion program based in San Francisco. ... more information

Montreal: Les Éditions MFR, 1989. 145p., very good in wraps. On gay Montreal. ... more information

Los Angeles: Ex Machina Press, 2007. 204p., very good first edition in pictorial wraps. LA author. ... more information

Miami: Ediciones Universal, 1971. 83p., wraps. The Cuban American exile version of Marti. D'Aquino is a pseudonym for Manuel H. Hernandez, a former Chief Justice of the Court of Havana who fled to the US. ... more information

New York: Lancer Books, 1972. 141p., illustrated with cartoons, very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Gay jokes. ... more information

Armonk, New York: M.E. Sharpe, 1994. xix, 505p., wraps mildly worn, no internal markings. ... more information

Armonk, New York: M.E. Sharpe, 1994. xix, 505p., wraps, very good but for ownership signature. ... more information

Paris: Editions Jean Crès, 1935. 126p., signed and inscribed by D'Arschot, first edition, wraps with small punch-hole on rear and paperclip mark pn verso of ront. A 1.5 inch rectangle, obviously containing the name of the inscribee, has been removed from the top of the f.e.p., but generally a very good copy of this lesbian novel. OCLC lists five copies. In the introduction, Meunier comments that the center of the book "c'est l'åme ardente de la noble Sappho." - p. 12 ... more information

New York: Oxford University Press, 1995. vii, 457p., first printing, dj. ... more information

Tuscaloosa: The University of Alabama Press, 1989. xiv, 157p., illustrated with period images, cloth boards in dj. ... more information

Washington: National Gallery of Art & D.A.P., 2005. xv, 519p., 9x12 inches, foreword, note, lenders, introducion, films, chronology, artist biographies, selected bibliography, index, profusely illustrated with color plates and b&w photos, very good first edition in black cloth and unclipped dj. ... more information

New York: Free Press, 2003. xvi, 540p., review sheet laid in, advance uncorrected proofs, plain printed wraps with a contact label. Pagination differs, lacks photos, bibliography and index. ... more information

Carmel: The Seven Arts Press, 1928. 29p., 5.5x8.5 inches, cover art by Carl Cherry, gift inscription, very good in original stapled pictorial wraps. Carmel poet/artist in Jeffersonian mode ... more information

Paris: Germer Bailliere, 1869. viii, 334p., marbled boards with banded Morocco spine, heavily edgeworn, interior pages very good with some foxing on outer pages. French history of English trade unions ... more information

New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1996. 373p., first edition, dj. On the all-black Florida town burned out by a white mob, and the townspeople's seventy year struggle for justice. ... more information