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Santa Rosa: Black Sparrow Press, 1996. Eleventh printing. Near fine.. Later printing of Bukowski's 1983 short story, with Crumb's well-matched illustrations detailing every loathsome square inch of the author's "sick son-of-a-bitch[es]" 10.5'' x 7.5''. Original pictorial wrappers. Illustrated in black and white by Crumb. 14, [2] pages. Light corner creasing. Small price sticker to inside front cover.

BLACK SPARROW Book. Fine. Soft cover. First Edition. a NEAR FINE FIRST IN PAPERBACK.

Santa Barbara: Black Sparrow, [1983].. First edition.. 11 x 15 inch illustrated broadside, printed in three colors. Two old folds, else near fine. Reproduces a Crumb drawing from the book, and provides ordering information. Broadside/Flyer No. 11.

Santa Rosa, CA: Black Sparrow Press. Used - Very Good. 1992. paperback. Santa Rosa, CA: Black Sparrow Press, 1994. Eighth printing. Quarto. 15 pp. Illustrated by R. Crumb. Mild wear and creasing to wraps. Altogether a copy in Very Good condition. Very Good. (Subject: Literature).

Santa Barbara: Black Sparrow, [1983].. First edition.. 11 x 15 inch illustrated broadside, printed in three colors. Fine. Reproduces a Crumb drawing from the book, and provides ordering information. Broadside/Flyer No. 11.

SANTA BARBARA: BLACK SPARROW PRESS.. Fine with no dust jacket. 1983. First Edition. Printed Sheet.. Promotional Broadside Flyer. (Not the published book) Fine on a single printed sheet. (9 3/4" X 17") (Folded in quarters as received from the publisher. Small spot of foxing. ) Illustration by R. Crumb. Nice ephemeral piece suitable for framing. .

Santa Barbara: Black Sparrow Press, 1983. First Edition. Near Fine/Near Fine. First edition. One of 376 numbered copies signed by Charles Bukowski and R. Crumb. Bound in publisher's original illustrated paper-covered boards of denim blue spine sloth. Near Fine with faint foxing to edges, in a slightly rubbed original acetate jacket. A great signed collaboration between two counterculture luminaries.

Santa Barbara: Black Sparrow Press, 1983. Limited Edition. Quarto. Limited to 376 deluxe copies numbered and signed by Bukowski and Crumb. The present copy is # 164. 14(1) pp. illustrated by R. Crumb. The story of Gloria who was in a mental hospital and her husband Harry. She fantasizes that Harry is always in bed with whores. A fine copy bound in dark blue cloth over pictorial paper covered boards depicting Gloria screaming and crying, lettering red and black, paper spine label lettered in black, pink endpapers, in original acetate jacket.

BLACK SPARROW Book. Fine. Hardcover. Signed by Author(s). First Edition. LETTER H OF 26 COPIES SIGNED LIMITED FIRST EDITION FINE IN ACETATE DJ..

Santa Barbara: Black Sparrow Press, 1983. First Edition. Short story chronicling the events surrounding a man's visit to his wife in a mental hospital. The second of four projects Bukowski collaborated on with Crumb during his lifetime. Basis for David Morrisey's short film adaptation (2000). Krumhansl 79c. Deluxe Issue, one of four copies specially bound and designated for special use by the publisher, this one marked "Binder's Copy" and signed by Bukowski and Crumb on the colophon. Quarto (27.5cm); pictorial paper-covered boards and patterned cloth backstrip, with title label applied to spine; publisher's original acetate dustjacket; 14,[2]pp; illus. Fine in a dustjacket with modest rubbing and some sticker residue to rear panel.

Santa Rosa: Black Sparrow Press, 1992. Hardcover. Near Fine/Very Good. Eighth printing. Illustrated by R. Crumb. Quarto. Quarter cloth and illustrated papercovered boards. Boards slightly bumped, else near fine in very good original unprinted acetate dustwrapper. Inscribed by Bukowski to poet Charles Plymell: "To Charles Plymell. May the gods be good to you. Charles Bukowski," along with his characteristic self-portrait with a jug. Also Inscribed by Robert Crumb: "to Charlie Plymell from R. Crumb, Who Is Now, Spring of '93, A Cake-Eater Living in the South of France... Who'd A' Thought...?" Laid into the book is a later, densely written Autograph Postcard Initialed by Crumb ("R.C.") to Plymell. The postcard acknowledges receipt of a parcel (not present) from Plymell containing a copy of his book "Eat Not Thy Mind" (also not present), and an interview with the co-publisher of the book, Thurston Moore. Crumb expresses his hopes that Plymell is "...sending a 'courier girl' to give me a copy of your… Read More