NY: Highgate Press, (1961). First edition. 8vo, pp. 32. Bound in slightly soiled paper wraps. Signed by Arthur Miller. Rare. More about THE CRUCIBLE; an opera in 4 Acts, libretto by Barnard Stambler, music by Robert Ward
8vo printed wraps, signed by Arthur Miller on the cover. More about "After Helsinki"; in Index on Censorship: Summer, 1976, vol. 5, no. 2
8vo printed wraps. very good in gold slip case.good. More about "The Prophecy, (fiction) in; Esquire, December 1961, Vol. LVI, no. 6, whole number 337
(Summer, 1967). 8vo printed wraps, signed by Arthur Miller on the cover. More about "Arthur Miller Talks ... with Mike Wallace and Arnold Gingrich); in Michigan Quarterly Review
(August 4/11, 2003). 8vo printed wraps, pages toned, good. More about "Why Israel Must Choose Justice"; in The Nation
(January 12/19, 2004). 8vo printed wraps, pages toned, good. More about "A Visit with Castro"; in The Nation
(Winter, 1982). 8vo printed wraps, The writer's Craft issue with additional work by Max Apple, X. J. Kennedy, Marge Piercy, Norman Rosten, etc. More about "The American Writer: The American Theatre"; in Michigan Quarterly Review
(Summer, 1987). 8vo printed wraps, name crossed out from the cover, very good. More about "Conversation with Arthur Miller"; in The Dramatists Guild Quarterly
(1966). 8vo pictorial wraps, very good. Also work by Leroy Jones, Dick Gallup, Joe Brainard, etc. More about "The Art of the Theater II; in Paris Review, # 38
May, 1980. 8vo, Illustrated wraps, a very good copy. The interview runs 9 pages. More about AFTER COMMITMENT; An Interview with Arthur Miller in Theatre Journal
(1969?). 8vo pictorial wraps, very good. Also work by Ralph Ellison, Wright Morris, John Berryman, etc. More about "Please Don't Kill Anything"; in the noble savage:
(1955). 4to, pictorial wraps, very good. More about "America's"; in Holiday: January, 1955
(1969?). 4to, pictorial wraps, very good. A short story. More about "Please Don't Kill Anything"; in Avant Garde
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 about TLS, 11/29/[19]83; about 90 words, to "Mr. [Henry] Gold"
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 about DEATH OF A SALESMAN
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 about Death of a Salesman.; Certain Private Conversations in Two Acts and a Requiem with five etchings...
