New York; (1979): E.P. Dutton. First Edition. Octavo. . First printing signed by the author on the title page. 198pp. Every road Abbey travels, is alive with interesting people and fascinating creatures; aborigines, starfish, and dolphins in Australia; Tarahumara Indians and chuckwallas(lizards) in Mexico; javelinas (wild pig) in the American..... More
Tucson; (1988): University of Arizona Press. Octavo. The Twentieth Anniversary Edition signed on the front endpaper by Abbey. A beautiful copy with illustrations by Lawrence Ormsby. One of the finest books on Natural History gifted both in the fine writing as well as the close observation of nature. From Walden..... More
New York; (1988): Henry Holt and Co. First Edition. Octavo. Signed, Edward Abbey, Tucson, 10 Oct, '88. 485 pages. Russell Martin in the New York Review of Books: "A kind of outrageous comedy is central to the thematic body of Abbey's work--a Freewheeling willingness to be brash, satiric, excessive. His..... More
New York; (1980): E.P. Dutton. First Edition. Octavo. First printing. The author's sixth novel, a story of an imaginary world, a look at the nightmare future after the energy companies, bankers and industrialists have brought the West to ruin. 242pp., bound in beige paper covered boards backed in brown cloth..... More
New York; (1977): E.P. Dutton. First Edition. Octavo. First printing. 242pp.. signed by the author, illustrated by Jim Stiles. What Henry David Thoreau was to New England and Bret Harte to the outcasts of Poker Flat, Abbey is to the land and people of the American West. Following a trail..... More