Titles starting with 9 from Bolerium Books, ABAA/ILAB

New York: Twenty-first Century Books, 1992. 169p., second printing. Reissue of 1970 edition, here revised and expanded. Achievers: African Americans in science and technology. ... more information

Chapel: The University of North Carolina, 1935. xiii, 186p. + photos, first edition, previous owner's book plate on front paste down, original cloth binding, spine slightly faded else very good condition. Cason's 1935 memoir of the South, with much material on both blacks and labor - Cason a white native of Alabama questioned Jim Crow and white racism in this book. He committed suicide shortly before publication of this volume. ... more information

Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1961. 279p., first edtition, signed by the gay novelist, dj shelf worn with some edge wear. ... more information

San Francisco: Irresistable/Revolutionary, 2002. 144p., worn wraps, inscribed by author. Two pieces. "9/11" Facing our Fascist State is a study of the infamous day's crimes. "What a Plot!" is comprised of 6 columns for the San Francisco Bay View. Stegner Fellowship author and activist in Bay View Hunters Point. 9/11 conspiracy theories. ... more information

San Francisco: Irresistable/Revolutionary, 2002. 144p., very good in original wraps. Two pieces. "9/11" Facing our Fascist State is a study of the infamous day's crimes. "What a Plot!" is comprised of 6 columns for the San Francisco Bay View. Stegner Fellowship author and activist in Bay View Hunters Point. 9/11 conspiracy theories. ... more information

Monrovia, CA: Taiwanese Buddhist ciji jijin hui, Meiguo zong hui, 2002. 361p., glossy photo wraps, very good. A Buddhist perspective on 9/11, with eyewitness accounts and numerous articles about ways in which volunteer organizations helped in the aftermath. A preface by Master Zheng Yan of the Ciji jijin hui is on the theme of "Using love to dissolve hatred." Text in Chinese. ... more information

n.p.: Korea Monitor, 2011. 100p., very good in wraps. South Korean columnist's take on the situation in the US, with dialogues between the author and three American-educated Korean professors who returned to Korea after their retirements. ... more information

San Francisco: GGNRA & Fort Mason Foundation, 1983. [32p.] 8.75x8 inches oblong, site map, schedule, photos, descriptions of performers and artists, very good in original stapled pictorial wraps. ... more information

Los Angeles: the presenting organizations, 1979. 223 sheets, printed recto only, 8.5x11 inches, hole punched and inserted into a binder, application form included. ... more information

San Francisco: GLB Publishers, 2001. 160p., second edition, very good trade paperback in wraps. First novel published in the Dick Hardesty mystery series yet sequentially the second case. Gunn page 149 ... more information