New York: New Directions, 1960. First Edition. Culled from the pages of his 512-page manuscript, the excerpts from Kerouac's novel Visions of Cody were shaped by his publisher at New Directions into a tight, cohesive package - something Kerouac's original manuscript lacked. At the center of the novel was Neal... More about EXCERPTS FROM VISIONS OF CODY - LIMITED EDITION, SIGNED
New York: Harcourt, Brace and Company, 1950. First Edition. The author's first novel, written between 1947-48 in Queens where he lived with his mother and father. The present copies belonged to poet Jackson Mac Low. Laid into the advance copy is a TLS from the publishers addressed to "Miss Maclow"... More about THE TOWN AND THE CITY - JACKSON MAC LOW'S COPIES (FIRST TRADE AND ADVANCE), TOGETHER WITH A TLS...
St. Petersburg, FL: S.i., [n.d. but ca.1965]. Humorous postcard from Jack Kerouac to Valentin "Pan" Ostrovsky, postmarked 26 January and mailed from Kerouac's 10th Avenue North address in St. Petersburg, Florida - the author's final address. Ostrovsky was the foreign editor for the Moscow Literary Gazette, responsible for interviewing and..... More about TYPED POSTCARD, SIGNED, TO VALENTIN OSTROVSKY