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Frederick C. Crews “The Pooh Perplex: A Freshman Casebook” Vintage Hardcover 1963
$27.00
The Pooh Perplex by Frederick C. Crews is a witty satire of academic literary criticism using Winnie-the-Pooh. Vintage 1963 Dutton hardcover.
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Frederick C. Crews “The Pooh Perplex: A Freshman Casebook” Vintage Hardcover 1963
$27.00
The Pooh Perplex by Frederick C. Crews is a witty satire of academic literary criticism using Winnie-the-Pooh. Vintage 1963 Dutton hardcover.
Pauline Réage (Anne Desclos) “Story of O” Vintage Hardcover
$87.00
Pauline Réage's *Story of O* is one of the most provocative and debated masterpieces of erotic literature and psychological surrealism of the twentieth century. Published in the United States by Barney Rosset’s boundary-pushing Grove Press, this volume features translations by Sabine d'Estrée alongside celebrated critical prefaces by Jean Paulhan and André Pieyre de Mandiargues. Its stark typographic dust jacket and dignified black binding reflect Grove Press’s landmark battles against literary
Pauline Réage (Anne Desclos) “Story of O” Vintage Hardcover
$87.00
Pauline Réage's *Story of O* is one of the most provocative and debated masterpieces of erotic literature and psychological surrealism of the twentieth century. Published in the United States by Barney Rosset’s boundary-pushing Grove Press, this volume features translations by Sabine d'Estrée alongside celebrated critical prefaces by Jean Paulhan and André Pieyre de Mandiargues. Its stark typographic dust jacket and dignified black binding reflect Grove Press’s landmark battles against literary
Analog Science Fiction Science Fact (November 1970) Vintage unread pulp magazine
$16.00
Published during the 40th Anniversary year of *Analog*, this November 1970 issue highlights short works and serialized fiction from foundational modern sci-fi authors. Featuring Keith Laumer's novelette "The Plague" alongside contributions from Vernor Vinge, Gordon R. Dickson, and Robert Chilson, it exemplifies the editorial standards set by John W. Campbell. Accompanied by cover art from iconic genre artist Kelly Freas, this issue is a valuable piece of vintage pulp history.
Analog Science Fiction Science Fact (November 1970) Vintage unread pulp magazine
$16.00
Published during the 40th Anniversary year of *Analog*, this November 1970 issue highlights short works and serialized fiction from foundational modern sci-fi authors. Featuring Keith Laumer's novelette "The Plague" alongside contributions from Vernor Vinge, Gordon R. Dickson, and Robert Chilson, it exemplifies the editorial standards set by John W. Campbell. Accompanied by cover art from iconic genre artist Kelly Freas, this issue is a valuable piece of vintage pulp history.