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913. [Wilson, Angus]. Twentieth century literature, volume 29, number 2, summer 1983, the
Angus Wilson issue. Hempstead, NY, Hofstra University Press, 1983. 154p., wraps. The
entire issue devoted to Wilson, with contributions by Hortense Calisher, Nadine Gordimer,
James, Purdy, Patrick White, Martyn Goff, David Plante and many others, notably Malcolm
Bradbury's article, "Coming out in the fifties". 12.00
914. Wilson, Paul. Secrets of homosexual love. North Hollywood, Barclay House, 1969.
183p., bibliography, extensive backlist with illustrated ads for Barclay House gay-themed
books, very good first printing PBO in original wraps. Gay pulp masquerading as case
studies. 30.00
915. Wilson, Ronaldo V. Narrative of the life of the brown boy and the white man.
Pittsburgh, University of Pittsburgh Press, 2008. 80p., fine first edition trade paperback in
pictorial wraps. (Pitt Poetry Series, Ed Ochester, editor) 12.00
916. Windham, Donald. The dog star. New York, New American Library/Signet, 1951.
144p., very good first US paperback edition, complete and unabridged, in pictorial wraps.
The British first is Young 4199. (Signet 871)20.00
Author's first book.
917. Windham, Donald. Two people; a novel. New York, Popular Library, 1965. 252p.very
good first mass-market paperback edition in pictorial wraps with a faint stain on covers.
Young 4208*. 12.00
Novel of an American man and Italian boy in Rome. .
918. Winski, Norman. The homosexual explosion. North Hollywood, Challenge Pub., 1966.
160p., very good first printing PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Case histories. (VP
201) 25.00
"The militant homosexual."
919. Winston, Daoma, and Anonymous [Edith Gyorgy]. The other stranger with Adam and
two Eves. New York, Royal Books, 1953. 320p., worn and chipped first edition thus,
complete and unabridged in camp pictorial wraps. "Adam and two Eves" is Grier A*.
(Royal Giant Edition G-17) 15.00
Two complete books, the Gyorgy being a reprint of the 1934 MacCaulay hardcover and the
Winston an original. "The Other Stranger" is about a woman captive in a male-dominated
cult in Tennessee.
920. Winterson, Jeanette. The psychometry of books; from Art Objects, a collection of
essays which will be published by Knopf in February 1996. New York, Knopf, 1996. 20p.,
7.5x3.5 inch upright pamphlet, thick white cardstock wraps decorated in blind relief; a label
signed by Winterson is fixed on the title page in a printed cartouche. One of 2,000 copies,
slight handling soil, a very good copy. Fine press holiday keepsake. 75.00
Winterson is a first editions bibliophile, Eliot her favorite poet.
921. Wittig, Monique. The opoponax; a novel translated from the French by Helen Weaver.
New York, Simon and Schuster, 1966. 256p., first US edition, clothbacked boards in dj,