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MICHAEL AYRTON AND JOHN ARLOTT: Clausentum. Sonnets by John Arlott accompanied with drawings by Michael Ayrton	REX WHISTLER. Christabel Aberconway: The Story of Mr Korah. With illustrations by Rex Whistler	EDEN PHILLPOTTS: Up-Along and Down-Along. Poems. With eight original lithographs by Claude Shepperson. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
ALFRED MARNAU: Death of the Cathedral. Translated from the German of 'Der tod der Kathedrale' by Ernst Sigler. (INSCRIBED)	ALFRED MARNAU: New Poems. (INSCRIBED)	THOMAS KENEALLY: The Place Where Souls are Born. A Journey to the Southwest [of America]. With an introduction by Jan Morris. (INSCRIBED)
MARTHA GELLHORN: The Letters of Martha Gellhorn. Selected and edited by Caroline Moorehead	PAUL MULDOON: Medley for Morin Khur. Poems. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)	THOMAS KINSELLA: Her Vertical Smile. Poems. (SIGNED)
ARTHUR LEWIS: Ways of Verse [and] The Pursuit of Beauty. Poems	GORE VIDAL (writing as 'Edgar Box'): Death Likes it Hot	GAVIN EWART: Poems and Songs
GORE VIDAL: The Judgement of Paris. A novel	SYLVIA PLATH: Two Uncollected Poems	W.H.AUDEN: Sue. A poem
LORD BERNERS: Fugue for Orchestra	FREEMAN WILLS CROFTS: The Cask	RUPERT BROOKE. Walter de la Mare: Rupert Brooke and the Intellectual Imagination. A lecture
BASIL BUNTING: Loquitur. Poems	E.MCKNIGHT KAUFFER. Herman Melville: Benito Cereno. With pictures by E.McKnight Kaufer	HAROLD MONRO. James Guthrie: The Rebellious Vine. With decorations by James Guthrie
JOHN BETJEMAN (writing as 'Epsilon'): Sir John Piers. (WITH CORRECTIONS BY THE AUTHOR, AND TLS)	ROBERTSON DAVIES: The Table Talk of Samuel Marchbanks. With illustrations by Clair Stewart and a foreword by Sir Norman Birkett	LAWRENCE DURRELL: The Big Supposer. A Dialogue with Marc Alyn. Translated from the French by Francine Barker and illustrated with paintings by Durrell
ROBERTSON DAVIES: One Half of Robertson Davies	DYLAN THOMAS: The Collected Letters of Dylan Thomas. Edited by Paul Ferris	JOE R.LANSDALE: Mucho Mojo. A Hap and Leonard novel. (INSCRIBED)
JOE R.LANSDALE: The Two-Bear Mambo. A Hap and Leonard novel. (INSCRIBED)	JOE R.LANSDALE: Bad Chili. Hap and Leonard novel. (SIGNED)	JOE R.LANSDALE: By Bizarre Hands. Stories. With an introduction by Lewis Shiner and illustrations by Mark A.Nelson. (INSCRIBED)
GRAHAM SUTHERLAND. Ronald Alley: Graham Sutherland. The catalogue of a 1982 Tate Gallery exhibition	BARRY UNSWORTH: Sugar and Rum. A novel	MERVYN PEAKE: Ride a Cock-Horse and Other Nursery Rhymes. With illustrations by Mervyn Peake
ANDRÉ BRINK: The Other Side of Silence. (SIGNED)	MAURICE NADEAU: The History of Surrealism. Translated from the French of 'Histoire du Surréalisme' by Richard Howard and with an introduction by Roger Shattuck	FLANN O'BRIEN: Flann O'Brien at War. Edited by John Wyse Jackson and with drawings by Hector McDonnell
JOHN BUCKLAND WRIGHT: An original Christmas card with a two-colour abstract design of a female figure followed by a brief printed quotation from Eliot's 'Ash Wednesday' and the following further printed text: "All Good Wishes for Christmas and the New Year from Mary and John Buckland-Wright. 9 Bis rue de Valence, Paris 5"	BEVERLEY NICHOLS: Cry Havoc! A novel	SIMON BRETT: So Much Blood. A Crime Novel
DORIS LESSING: This Was the Old Chief's Country. Stories	ERIC RAVILIOUS: For Shop Use Only. Eric Ravilious Curwen & Dent Stock Blocks and Devices. With contributions by John Lewis, Enid Marx and Robert Harling	GREGYNOG PRESS. T.Gwynn Jones: Detholiad o Ganiadau. With wood engravings by Robert Ashwin Maynard
W.A.DWIGGINS. Alphonse Daudet: Tartarin of Tarascon. Designed and with illustrations by W.A.Dwigins, and translated from the French and with an introduction by Jacques le Clercq. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)	EDWARD A.WILSON: Deep Sea Chanties. Old Sea Songs. Edited by Frank Shay, and with an introduction by William McFee and decorations and woodcuts by Edward Arthur Wilson	RICHARD JEFFERIES: Richard Jefferies. An Anthology. Edited and with an introduction by Hugoe Matthews and Rebecca Welshman
HENRY WILLIAMSON: Midsummer Night	CHRISTY CAMPBELL: Band of Brigands. The First Men in Tanks	PETER TAYLOR: In the Miro District and Other Stories
KEITH ROBERTS: The Boat of Fate. A novel	DAVID STOREY: Storey's Lives. Poems 1951-1991	JAMES MCMICHAEL: Each in a Place Apart. Poems
JOHN EVERETT MILLAIS. Paul Goldman: Beyond Decoration. The Illustrations of John Everett Millais	THOMAS MCGUANE: Something to be Desired. A novel	DYLAN THOMAS: Dylans Swansea. ("A brief insight into the relationship between Dylan Thomas and Swansea the town he loved, but sometimes described in unflattering terms - his 'ugly, lovely town'")
CHARLES LAMB: Mrs. Battle's Opinions on Whist. With illustrations by Roberta F.C.Waudby	GEORGE BARKER: Dialogues etc. (PUBLISHER'S PROOF SHEETS)	ADRIAN MITCHELL: The Bodyguard. (PRESENTATION COPY)
PETER WELLS: Poems	PAUL MULDOON: Plan B. Poems. With photographs by Norman McBeath	B.TRAVEN: The Treasure of the Sierra Madre. Translated from the German of 'Der Schatz der Sierra Madre' by Basil Creighton
PHILIP LARKIN: contributes ten poems to the anthology Poetry from Oxford in Wartime. Edited by William Bell	PHILIP LARKIN: Femmes Damnées. A poem	J.L.CARR: A Month in the Country. A novel. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)
UWE M.SCHNEEDE: Surrealism	HERB GARDNER: A Piece of the Action. A novel. (SIGNED)	PATRICK LEIGH FERMOR: Between the Woods and the Water. On Foot to Constantinople from The Hook of Holland: The Middle Danube to the Iron Gates. (SIGNED)
W.S.GRAHAM: The White Threshold. Poems	WILLIAM GOLDING: The Pyramid. A novel	GREAT WAR: Arras Avant et Apres le Bombardment [Arras Before and After the Bombardment]
G.KINGSLEY WARD AND MAJOR EDWIN GIBSON: Courage Remembered. The Story Behind the Construction and Maintenance of the Commonwealth's Military Cemeteries and Memorials of the Wars of 1914-1918 and 1939-1945	WILL ELLSWORTH-JONES: We Will Not Fight. The Untold Story of the First World War's Conscientious Objectors	STUART SILLARS: Art and Survival in First World War Britain
NORMAN DOUGLAS: In the Beginning. A novel. (SIGNED LIMITED EDITION)	JULIAN BARNES (writing as 'Dan Kavanagh'): Fiddle City	PIERS BIZONY: 2001. Filming the Future. With a foreword by Arthur C.Clarke
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