"The Recognitions,; Once you become famous, nobody knows who you are" in Esquire: July, 1966.
(1966). 4to, pictorial wraps, very good. More
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"Please Don't Kill Anything"; in Avant Garde
(1969?). 4to, pictorial wraps, very good. A short story. More
ARTHUR MILLER'S THE CRUCIBLE; and A Memory of Two Mondays, A View from the Bridge, After the Fall, Incident at Vichy. Monarch Notes
NY: Simon & Schuster, (1965). First Edition. 8vo, pp. 96. A very good copy in paper wraps. Critical essays. A study guide. More
AMERICAN PLAYWRIGHTS 1945-75
London: Pittman, (1976). First Edition. 8vo, pp. 114. A very good copy in paper wraps. Critical essays including one on Miller. More
PLAYWRIGHTS TALK ABOUT WRITING; 12 interviews with ...
Chicago: Dramatic Publishing, (1976). First Edition. 8vo, pp. 307.. A very good copy in paper wraps. Interview with Arthur Miller, Edward Albee, Neil Simon, Lillian Hellman, Tom Stoppard, etc. More
ARTHUR MILLER; [general title: Evergreen Pilot Books]
NY: Grove, (1961). First Evergreen Edition. 8vo, pp. 121. Little bent but o/w very good in publisher's paper wrapper. More
EL TEATRE DE ARTHUR MILLER
Bueno Aires: Siglo Veinte, (1959). First Edition. 8vo, pp. 78. Printed wraps. Pages toned, and unopened, a very good copy. Rare. Critical essay on Miller work. More
ARTHUR MILLER IN CONVERSATION
Dallas: Northhouse & Northhouse, (1993). First Edition. 8vo, pp. 84. Printed wraps. Pages some ribbled, especially in the rear, a good copy. Includes interviews from June 25, 1982 and August 2, 1990 as well as a summary of Miller's works and a partial bibliography. More
ARTHUR MILLER; [general title] Grove Press Modern Dramatists}]
NY: Grove, (1982). First Evergreen Edition. 8vo, pp. 167. Little bent but o/w fine in publisher's paper wrapper. Carson was a professor at the University Guelph. More
GLOSSY PHOTO OF ARTHUR MILLER; sitting at a table with a glass of beer, hair ruffled, holding a book
nd. Photo by his wife Inge Morath. 8-1/2 x 11 inches. Very good. More
ALS, Jan 27, [19]78; about 50 words, Dear Mr. ...
1 page to an autograph collector, promising a signed photo, etc. Very good. . More
TLS, 11/29/[19]83; about 90 words, to "Mr. [Henry] Gold"
Miller complains about an award ceremony: The program had been endless, painful.I belive Jophn's was the last prize. I wanted to simply hand it to him and congratulate him.... I said something like, "Now that everyone else has said absolutely all there is to say, please accept congratulations for yet..... More
A CONVERSATION BETWEEN; moderated by Mary Berry
Gt Barrington, MA: Schumacher Society, 2017. First Edition. small 8vo, pp. [46] Printed wraps, a fine copy. A discussion of agriculture and the future. More
GLOSSY PHOTO OF ARTHUR MILLER; relaxing with Lee J Cobb, 9 x 11 inches,
nd. With the stamps of photographer Martin Harris on the verso. Next to Cobb on the couch is a copy of Death of a Salesman. Very good copy. Probably taken during the production of Death of a Salesman. More
GLOSSY PHOTO OF ARTHUR MILLER; 9 x 11 inches, a smiling Miller, without glasses sitting on a couch behind the shadow of an unidetified woman.
nd. Signed on the verso by photographer Martin Harris. Very good copy. Probably taken during the production of Death of a Salesman. More
GLOSSY PHOTO OF MARILYN MONROE; 8 x 8 inches, in full make-up, lying on a sofa, covered by a blanket with Arthur Mller seated next to her
nd. Signed by Arthur Miller in the margin.Very good copy. Probably taken during the filming of The Misfits. More
ALL MY SONS; a play in three acts
NY: Reynal & Hitchcock, (1947). First printing. 8vo, pp. 83. Tan cloth, a very good copy in well worn dj. Not price clipped. Signed by Miller on the half title. Scarce first edition. Jensen A.III. 1a. Miller's Tony award winning, first published play and the basis for the 1948 film... More
ALL MY SONS; a play in three acts
NY: Reynal & Hitchcock, (1947). Third printing. 8vo, pp. 83. Tan cloth, a very good copy in excellent dj. Previous owner's Rockwell Kent bookplate on the end paper. Scarce. Jensen A.III. 1c. Miller's Tony award winning, first published play and the basis for the 1948 film starring Burt Lancaster and... More
DEATH OF A SALESMAN
NY: Viking, 1949. First Edition, review copy with slip laid in. 8vo, pp. 139. Signed by the author. A fine copy, in little chipped, first issue,dj (lacks a 1/2 inch piece at the top of the spine), $2.50 on the front flat, image of the author on the rear flap. More
Death of a Salesman.; Certain Private Conversations in Two Acts and a Requiem with five etchings by Leonard Baskin
NY: The Limited Editions Club, 1984. Baskin. First Edition, 1/500 copies, signed by Miller and Baskin. 4to, 165. Designed by Ben Shiff, set in American and English Monotype Bulmer, printed at Wild Carrot Letterpress by Daniel Keleher, the etchings were printed by Bruce Chandler at The Heron Press, bound in... More
ORIGINAL FAMILY PHOTO; of Miller, Monroe and Miller'a parents by Bettmann.
June, 29, 1956. 6 x 8-1/4 matted and framed. This was taken before their wedding in Roxbury, CT. This was published in the NY Times Book Review Section, November 8, 1987. Please excuse the light from the flash bouncing off the glass. This is not on the image. More
PLAIN GIRL; a novel
[London]: Metheun, (1992). First UK edn. Small 8vo, pp. (52). Fine copy in dj. The first UK edition of "Homely Girl: A life" More
THEATRE; American Theatre 1967-1968. The XIIth ITI Congress
NY: June, 1967. First Edition. 4to, text in English and French. Bound in illustrated wraps in printed slip case. Includes a discussion of the plas of the year with photos of different productions. More
"Arthur Miller: After the Silence"; in Drama Survey: Vol. 3, number 4. (Spring-Fall, 1964)
Minneapolis, MN: Bolingbroke Society, 1966. First Edition. 8vo, pp. 463-602. Bound in printed wraps. Some scribbling on the cover, a good copy. More
DEATH OF A SALESMAN; Play in two acts, Phoenix Theatre
London: theatre program, (1949). 8vo, pp. 8. Paper wraps. Program for the production in London with Paul Muni as Willy Loman, directed by Elia Kazan. This won the 1949 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and Tony Award for Best Play. The play premiered on Broadway in February 1949, ran for 742... More
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