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Movie tie-in.<br />
628. Another copy. 158p., first McFadden mass-market paperback edition in pictorial wrap<br />
with banner "Soon to be an important movie starring Rod Steiger" on front cover. (MB 75-<br />
201) 12.00<br />
629. Another copy, second McFadden mass-market paperback edition in pictorial wraps with<br />
Rod Steiger on cover. 12.00<br />
630. [Musser, Benjamin]. The strange confession of Monsieur Mountcairn. N.p., Privately<br />
printed by J. A. Nocross, 1928. 146p., very good limited self-published edition #113/750<br />
copies, private bookplate of Anthony Reid featuring a nude Greek Olympic runner carrying<br />
a torch designed by"VBW" in marbled boards <strong>and</strong> cloth spine with gilt titles, in worn fauxwoodgrain<br />
design slipcase. 950.00<br />
Justin Spring claims that "J.A. Nocross" was the pseudonym for Benjamin Musser, giving<br />
him credit as the actual author <strong>and</strong> publisher, although Jay A. Gertzman argues that<br />
Nocross was a pseudonym for Samuel Roth. Musser was Samuel M. Steward's mentor,<br />
providing the financial backing for Steward's first self-published book, "Pan <strong>and</strong> the firebird."<br />
Musser, himself a minor poet <strong>and</strong> closeted homosexual published two small<br />
magazines; "Contemporary Verse" <strong>and</strong> "JAPM". The October 1929 issue of CV contains an<br />
early poem by Steward, whom Musser introduced to a wide range of poets during romantic<br />
visits to his beach house in Margate. (Justin Spring, pp. 20-22).<br />
631. Another copy, #133/750 copies, in marbled boards <strong>and</strong> cloth spine with gilt titles,<br />
missing the slipcase. 650.00<br />
632. Mycue , Edward. Night boats; cover art by Richard Steger. San Francisco <strong>and</strong> Oakl<strong>and</strong>,<br />
Norton Coker Press <strong>and</strong> Minotaur Press, 1999. 40p., very good in wraps. Poetry. 15.00<br />
633. National Women's Rights Organizing Coalition. Resolution to defend NAMBLA;<br />
submitted by the National Women's Rights Organizaing Coalition (NWROC) to the March<br />
Steering Committee, February 6, 1993. N. pl., NWROC, 1993. Two 8,5x11 inch sheets,<br />
printed single side, stapled. Arguing against dividing the gay rights movement over<br />
NAMBLA participation in the 1993 March on Washington. 22.00<br />
634. Nava, Michael. Un garçon en or; traduit de l'anglais (États-Unis) par Pascal Loubet.<br />
Paris, Éditions du Masque, 2002. 377p., signed by Nava, first French edition of<br />
Goldenboy,very good in wraps. Mystery featuring Los Angeles gay Hispanic lawyer Henry<br />
Rios. 22.00<br />
635. Nava, Michael. The hidden law. New York, HarperCollins, 1992. 193p., first edition,<br />
slightly worn dj. The fourth Henry Rios mystery featuring the gay Chicano detective.<br />
20.00<br />
636. Nava, Michael. Die lange nacht; Deutsch von Stafan Haussman. Hamburg, Pink<br />
Plot/Argument Verlag, 2001. 297p., signed by Nava, first German Edition of Rag <strong>and</strong> Bone,<br />
very good in wraps. Last of the mystery series featuring Los Angeles gay Hispanic lawyer<br />
Henry Rios. 22.00<br />
637. Nava, Michael. La loi cacheé; traduit de l'anglais (États-Unis) par Pascal Loubet. Paris,<br />
Éditions du Masque, 2004. 269p., signed by Nava, first French edition of The Hidden Law<br />
very good in wraps. A Henry Rios mystery. 22.00