Sartor Resartus

Sartor ResartusSartor Resartus by Thomas Carlyle, London 1898 edition, $195. 00 George Bell and Sons, 1898, London. With Drawings by Edmund J. Sullivan. Gilt stamping to the beautiful boards of this literary parody of philosopher Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel and German Idealism. Thomas Carlyle is one of the great thinkers and writers in the history of the world. Yet no one reads him anymore, this cataloguer finds that fascinating. A very good or better copy of the

sex and other moral questions

Minor edge wear to top of back panel of dust jacket

Houghton Mifflin

The dust jacket is not price clipped with some sunning and wear to the spine and creasing to bottom of the front panel

The Dark Tower II by Stephen King First edition

corners and to the back panel along the edges

A fine copy in jacket of the American Indian author’s first novel

Bleak House is a popular Dickens book right now

the Kerouac blurb on the dust jacket and “that fool Red Cross woman” on page 9 and “Red Cross Woman named Gwen-doe-lin”

The one and only “Dean Moriarty” Neal Cassady

First printing $850

Southern literature at its finest