London: Chatto & Windus, 1930. First edition. Hardcover. [10], 101 pp.; small octavo, original blue cloth, jacket, errata slip laid in. Huxley's preface must have given Campbell Dixon some cause to cringe, though it does begrudingly come around in the end to a sort of appreciation of the adaptation. More
New York: Harper & Brothers, 1939. First US edition. Hardcover. 356 pp., octavo, original maroon cloth, dustjacket. Written soon after Huxley left England for Southern California, this novel is described on the front jacket panel as "Crowded with amusing characters and situations, this new novel of a rich man obsessed..... More
London: Chatto & Windus, 1949. First edition thus. 310 pp; 12mo, original pale green cloth with gilt spine, dustjacket. Nineteenth title in the uniform "Collected Works" edition. More
London: Chatto & Windus, 1948. First edition thus. 291 pp; 12mo, original pale green cloth with gilt spine, dustjacket. Seventh title in the uniform "Collected Works" edition. More
London: Chatto & Windus, 1946. First edition thus. viii, 246 pp; 12mo, original pale green cloth with gilt spine, dustjacket. Third title in the uniform "Collected Works" edition. More
London: Chatto & Windus, 1924. First trade edition. xii, 121 pp., small octavo, original blue cloth and decorative boards, printed paper spine label, extra spine label tipped in at rear. Bromer E7.1.2. More
London: Chatto & Windus, 1936. First trade edition. Hardcover. [6], 620 pp., octavo, light brown cloth lettered in red, dustjacket. Loosely autobiographical, this novel tells the story of a young man's search for meaning in life. Bromer A41.2. More
London: Chatto & Windus, 1941. "New Impression" Hardcover. [6], 601 pp., octavo, original brown cloth with cover titles in white, dustjacket. Huxley's longest novel, an examination of conflicting worldviews, social mores and intellectual ideals among a group of characters, some of whom are loosely based on the prominent figures in..... More
Garden City: Doubleday, Doran & Co., 1929. Early reprint. Hardcover. [6], 432 pp., octavo, original purple cloth with paper spine label, dustjacket. Huxley's longest novel, an examination of conflicting worldviews, social mores and intellectual ideals amongs a group of characters, some of whom are loosely based on the prominent figures..... More
London: Chatto & Windus, 1937. "New Impression" Hardcover. [6], 601 pp., octavo, original brown cloth with cover titles in white, dustjacket. Huxley's longest novel, an examination of conflicting worldviews, social mores and intellectual ideals among a group of characters, some of whom are loosely based on the prominent figures in..... More
London: Chatto & Windus, (1932). First edition. Hardcover. vi, 1081 pp., octavo, original turquoise cloth with gilt title and ornaments, no jacket. Includes the complete novel "Those Barren Leaves", 12 poems, 6 short stories, 1 play ("The World of Light"), and 12 essays and travel writings. Bromer A31.1. More
Yonkers, NY: The Alicat Book Shop, 1947. First edition. Paperback. Stapled black wrappers, [23] pp. Number Ten of the “Outcast” Series of Chapbooks issued by Oscar Baradinsky at the Alicat Book Shop. Edition of 750 copies printed by the Lincoln Press. More
London: Crane Kalman Gallery, 1978. First edition. Blue stapled paper wraps, [20 pp.], 11 b/w & 3 color plates tipped in. Introduction by Stephen Spender, $25. Issued in conjunction with a 1978 exhibition of works by Russian-born American artist and dancer Vera Stravinsky (1888-1982). Aldous Huxley was a friend &..... More