Lord John Press, 1979, 1st edition. A fine copy of this Limited Edition Broadside, bright and clean (suitable for framing). Measures 15" x 21" and is printed on cream parchment-style paper. Number 92 of 150 copies, SIGNED BY JOHN FOWLES at the end of the poem.

Franklin Library (1979), 1st thus. Leather-bound limited edition, SIGNED BY FOWLES. Fine in decorated boards.

Cape (1980), Very fine in slipcase. Limited to 100 numbered copies, of which this is Number 84. SIGNED BY FOWLES and photographer Barry Brukoff, with an original signed and numbered (by Brukoff) Stonehenge photo laid in. Many beautiful color and black & white plates.

Little Brown (1982). Fine Condition. Number 259 of 500 specially issued in slipcase, SIGNED BY FOWLES.

Franklin Library (1982). Original full leather with gilt decorations and silk endpapers, fine condition.  SIGNED BY FOWLES on the second blank page.

Little Brown (1985). As new in cloth slipcase. One of 160 numbered copies SIGNED BY FOWLES and GODWIN. Very scarce.

Eurographica, Helsinki (1987). 1st separate edition of the story that originally appeared in the Ebony Tower. Limited to 350 copies signed by Fowles, bound in stiff dark blue wrappers.  As-new.

Eurographica, Helsinki (1987). 1st separate edition of the story that originally appeared in the Ebony Tower. Limited to 350 copies signed by Fowles, bound in stiff brown wrappers.  As-new.

Yolla Bolly Press (1995). One of 250 copies in heavy paper wraps, as new, SIGNED "BEST WISHES, JOHN FOWLES, PORTLAND, 24-4-96" on the title page. Fowles’ essay on nature, science and the meaning of life.

Henry Holt (1998), mint. One of just 150, SIGNED BY FOWLES, this is a beautiful special edition of his new book of essays, in an attractive slipcase.

Colophon Press (1998), mint. One of just 100 special U.K. editions (only 75 were released for sale to the public), SIGNED BY FOWLES, in slipcase.

Easton Press (1999), 1st thus. Very fine. SIGNED TWICE BY FOWLES, once on Certificate of Authenticity and again on the presentation page. Elaborately gilt-decorated brown leather boards, tan silk moire endpapers and matching ribbon marker. Publisher’s card laid in giving brief bio of Fowles and comments on the book.

Lyme Regis Museum & The Dovecote Press (2000), mint. One of 1,000 copies, SIGNED AND DATED BY FOWLES on the title page. Text by Fowles and portraits by Gavin Bird of 44 individuals whom Fowles chose as "personalities" representing Lyme Regis at the turn of the century.

Flambard Press, 2012, 1st edition. Number 64 of 100 numbered copies signed by Adam Thorpe and Sarah Fowles. Very fine in very fine dust jacket.