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	2.	Carroll, Lewis  Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass New York Books, Inc. Hard Cover Good Good 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall Tenniel, John This is book #3 in Books for Boys and Girls from this publisher. It includes both stories, and is well-illustrated in black & white. There is no date, but it is an early printing, probably around the 1920s. The binding is blue, with a leather look; the printing is in black. There is wear at the corners and both spine ends, a bit of wear along the spine edge, and wear along the bottom edges. An 'x' was made on the page tops with a dark marker, 2 thin lines about 1" each (NOT remainder marks). The jacket is yellow with Alice and the White Rabbit appearing on the front. The corners are worn away, as are the spine ends. There is some water damage to the top and side near the spine, and 1/2" to 1" is missing from the spine top. There are also water marks on the spine and upper back of the jacket. A triangular piece is missing from the back, a continuation of the area missing on the spine top. The jacket is in a protective cover. 252 pages, illustrations on every to every other page. Price: 25.76 USD
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	10.	Lewis, Roger  Anthony Burgess London Faber and Faber, Ltd. 2002 First Edition Hard Cover New New 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall Photographs NEW - Using the techniques of fiction and memoir, as well as being a thorough and definitive scholarly investigation, this delirious kaleidoscope of a book is the culmination of twenty years' work on Anthony Burgess (1917-1993), the author who remains best know for A Clockwork Orange, the source of Stanley Kubrick's classic film. Burgess, Roger Lewis argues, was the writer as faker and prankster who lived, like an actor, by deception and illusion. Tracking his quarry from Manchester to Malaya to Malta to Monte Carlo, Lewis assesses Burgess' struggles and grudges and uncovers the webs of truth and illusion. Outrageously funny, honest and touching, this volume explores the divisions that characterized its subject and conjures a cast of drunks, nymphomaniacs, egotists, journalists and famous twentieth-century authors. Interestingly, there is a correction and apology to Mrs. Diana Gillon which appears as a slip in the front of the book. Speculation went to far. . . . 434 pages including an extensive index and 8 pagesof photos and drawings. Price: 12.88 USD
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	11.	Nickel, Douglas R.; Carroll, Lewis; San Francisco Museum of Modern Art  Dreaming in Pictures: The Photography of Lewis Carroll New Haven, CT Yale Univ Press 2002 No Edition Hard Cover New New 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall Carroll, Lewis Lewis Carroll was the pen name of the Reverend Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, the author of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and other beloved children's books. But before achieving fame as an author, Dodgson was a prolific and sophisticated photographer, acutely engaged in the art world of Victorian England. This beautifully illustrated book is the first to examine Dodgson's photographs not as a sideline of a celebrated writer, but as the creations of a serious photographic artist - and to demonstrate their importance to the history of photography. 172 pages including a bibliography and catalogue of the show. The cloth binding is in burgundy. Price: 23.00 USD
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