Category: New Arrivals

  • New Arrivals

    New Arrivals

      The problem with posting pictures like this one is that the hard-to-get  books like these sometimes sell before the post can be completed.  Jitterbug Perfume and Dune are already missing.  All of these books came in within the last 10 days.  At least 500 new titles are added to the store every month. A…

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  • This Reckless Breed of Men

    This Reckless Breed of Men

    Four books on those most engaging vagabonds of the West: From left to right: $10, $200, $30, and $5  

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  • New Arrivals: A Lifetime Collection of Little Golden Books

    New Arrivals: A Lifetime Collection of Little Golden Books

    The Eclectic Reader has just acquired a major, 40 year, lifetime collection of Little Golden Books.  I have counted 650 books so far, plus six boxes, estimated at 1,500 to 2,000 books.  No matter how old or young you are, I guarantee you will find some from your childhood. Little Golden Books were first published…

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  • On The Road At The Eclectic Reader

    On The Road At The Eclectic Reader

    A rich collection of 50s-60s counterculture: hippie, Yippie, Beat, and bohemian writers just came in.  Bukowski, Burroughs, Kerouac, Ferlinghetti, Ginsberg, Gary Snyder, Robert Bly, Abbie Hoffman, Tom Wolfe, Richard Brautigan, Ed Sanders, Jerry Garcia, and Ken Kesey.  Did I forget someone? Move your feets to snag some of this.  This stuff never lasts long.  You…

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  • Hocus Pocus Focus

    Hocus Pocus Focus

      All the arcane secrets of photography are revealed in this impressive collection of brand new books that has arrived on our doorstep like a gift from the gods.  Achieve mastery now!  Covers the entire spectrum of subjects from close-ups of honeybees to the expansive vistas of landscape. The startling thing is that although these…

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