New York: Ace Books, 1989. dj. Hardcover first edition - Second collaboration between these two highly acclaimed authors. 229 p. ISBN: 0-441-483119.

New York: Ace Books, 1989. dj. SIGNED hardcover first edition - Second collaboration between these two highly acclaimed authors. SIGNED by BOTH Willis and Felice on the title page. 229 pp. ISBN: 0-441-483119.

New York: Davis Publications, 1992. SIGNED first edition - Includes an editorial by Connie Willis on 'The Women SF Doesn't See', novellas by Dann, Sargent and Maureen McHugh, a novella by J. R. Dunn, poetry by Terry McGarry and Steve Rasnic Tem. This copy is SIGNED by Connie Willis at her contribution.

New York: Davis Publications, 1983. First edition - Includes a profile of James Tiptree, Jr, stories by Connie Willis, Jack McDevitt, Brian Aldris, John Morrissey and more. Cover by Mark Yankus. 178 pp.

New York: Doubleday, 1980. dj. SIGNED hardcover first edition - An original anthology of all new science fiction stories by the following authors: Jay A. Parry, David F. Bischoff, Tanith Lee, Steve Rasnic Tem, Andrew Weiner, Roger Zelazny, Thomas F. Monteleone, Tetsu Yano, Leanne Frahm, Connie Willis and Gardner Dozois. Edited and with an introduction by Roy Torgeson. SIGNED by Connie Willis at the beginning of her story "A Little Moonshine." 182 pp. Dust jacket illustration by Tom Barber. ISBN: 0-385-175981.

San Francisco: Mercury House, 1994. First edition - Collection of 12 short stories set in the Appalachian mountains, by this award winning writer who was born in West Virginia. 179 pp. ISBN: 1-56279-0668.

San Francisco: Mercury House, 1994. First edition - Collection of 12 short stories set in the Appalachian mountains, by this award winning writer who was born in West Virginia. 179 pp. ISBN: 1-56279-0668.

New York: Scribner's, 1979. Hardcover first edition - Author's uncommon first novel, set in a small mining town in West Virginia. Anne Tyler praise on dj: "so deftly and subtly written, I hardly noticed how involved I'd become until I reached the last page and turned it, wanting more."

Eugene, OR: Cascade Books, (2013). First edition - The author's third collection of poetry, one which "reckons with cadavers in the family closet, a house lost to a wildfire, and the heartbreaking beauty of the Sierra Nevada mountain range in California." A title in the Poiema Poetry series. Notes, 100 pp. ISBN: 978-1625641670.

New York: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, (2000). First edition - Set in Sherman, New York in the spring of 1954 , Tamara and her family begin to settle into their farmhouse. The author's first novel, the story of a young girl's coming to age and the fears she encounters with a mother ill with tuberculosis and a father who escapes into his art. 275 pp.

New York: Time Incorporated, 1964. Subtitled 'being the lives of the Pilgrim fathers and their families, with their friends and foes; and an account of their posthumous wanderings in limbo, their final resurrection and rise to glory and the strange pilgrimages of Plymouth Rock. A classic history of the Pilgrims. 565 pages, including notes, bibliography and index. Doublepage maps inserted at beginning and end of book. New preface for this edition.

New York: Morrow, 1994. First edition - Highly praised first novel - James Ellroy called it "a stunner...maybe the greatest prison novel ever." The story of an uprising in a mean East Texas prison by an English writer and practising psychiatrist who specializes in treating heroin addicts - the writing is sometimes uneven, and is definitely not for squeamish readers, but the overall effect is compelling and powerful.

New York: Random House, (1995.) dj. Hardcover first edition - Second novel, a gritty and realistic suspense novel set in New Orleans and the rural south, by this English writer who is both a screenwriter and film producer, and a practising psychiatrist specializing in treating heroin addicts. 318 pp. ISBN: 0-679-450092.

New York: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, (2007.) dj. Hardcover first edition - Massive historical epic begins in 1565 when "Suleiman the Magnificant, Emperor of the Ottomans has declared a jihad against the Knights of Saint John the Baptist. The largest armada the world has ever seen approaches the Knights' Christian stronghold on the island of Malta. The Turks know the Knights as the 'Hounds of Hell.' The Knights call themselves 'The Religion.' " Glossary. 618 pp plus a note about the author. ISBN: 0-374-248656.

New York: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, (2007.). First edition - Massive historical epic begins in 1565 when "Suleiman the Magnificant, Emperor of the Ottomans has declared a jihad against the Knights of Saint John the Baptist. The largest armada the world has ever seen approaches the Knights' Christian stronghold on the island of Malta. The Turks know the Knights as the 'Hounds of Hell.' The Knights call themselves 'The Religion.' " 627 pp plus a glossary.

London: Jonathan Cape, (1995.) dj. SIGNED hardcover first edition - Second novel, set in New Orleans and the rural south, by this English writer who is a practising psychiatrist specializing in treating heroin addicts. SIGNED on the titel page. 318 pp. ISBN: 0-224-041606.

New York: Morrow, 1994. First edition - Highly praised first novel - James Ellroy called it "a stunner...maybe the greatest prison novel ever." The story of an uprising in a mean East Texas prison by an English writer and practising psychiatrist who specializes in treating heroin addicts - the writing is sometimes uneven, and is definitely not for squeamish readers, but the overall effect is compelling and powerful.

New York: Morrow, 1994. First edition - Highly praised first novel - James Ellroy called it "a stunner...maybe the greatest prison novel ever." The story of an uprising in a mean East Texas prison by an English writer and practising psychiatrist who specializes in treating heroin addicts - the writing is sometimes uneven, and is definitely not for squeamish readers, but the overall effect is compelling and powerful.

Middletown CT: Xerox Education Publications, (1978.). Hardcover - Illustrated by Raymond Keane. 56 pp. ISBN: 0-883752174.

New York: Simon & Schuster, 1994. The study of different types of leaders from electoral (Roosevelt) to radical (Harriet Tubman), artistic (Martha Graham), military, religious, etc. Also includes examples of antitypes to clarify what is involved in being a leader. Photographs.

Boston: Little, Bown, 1982. dj. Hardcover first edition - A retrospective look at the history of the Kennedy family. Index. 310 pp. ISBN: 0-316-943851.

Atlanta, GA: Longstreet Press, (1992) dj. SIGNED hardcover first edition - An acccount of the author's family and of her six children, two whom were lost to hang gliding. Her oldest son Bobby was not only a champion, he was a legend in the sport and Chris, who co-wrote this with his mother was the hang-gliding champion of 1973 before he became an orthopedic surgeon. Illustrated with photographs. INSCRIBED by Maralys Wills on the front endpaper. 362 pp. ISBN: 1-563520257.

New York: Harper & Brothers, 1877 (c 1873). Hardcover - "With An Introductory Article on the Principles and Practice of Ornamental Art." 205 pp plus 8 plates.

New York: Viking, (1987) dj. Hardcover first edition - A look at contempory life as it plays out in the stories of three women, friends since they were young roommates - a "hillarious and poignant story of infidelity and fulfillment." 202 pp. ISBN: 0-670-817589.

New York: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, (2008). Hardcover first edition - Novel set against the backdrop of the Weimar Republic and early Nazi Germany, one "which ultimately reveals the remarkable capacity of human beings to deceive themselves." It is the story of the relationship between Winifred Wagner - an English girl and a Germanophile who was raised in an orphanage and married at age 18 to the son of Richard Wagner - and Adolf Hitler as seen through the eyes of the secretary at the Wagner House in Bayreuth. 363 pp. ISBN: 978-0374290962.

New York: Norton, (1996) dj. Hardcover first edition - The fifth and final novel in the Lampitt Chronicles. "A masterful novel of manners [constructed] out of the most whimsical and unlikely elements: murder, the ghost of Shakespeare, and the ironies and confusions of sex. From the joys of acting to the pangs of unrequited love, from a reunion of aging Fascists in London to a wintry romantic interlude in Venice, the plot of this tour de force leads the reader with consummate skill towards a wholly unexpected conclusion." 218 pp. ISBN: 0-393040429.

New York: The Viking Press, (1990.) dj. Hardcover first edition - Sequel to his award-winning novel, 'Incline Our Hearts.' Continues the chronicles of the Lampitt family. 279 pp. ISBN: 0-670-832219.