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Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. First edition. Signed by Ballard on the title page. 100 pages with a Ballard interview, An extensive bibliography through 1975, and a selection of critical articles and reviews by various hands. Illustrations by Carol Gregory. Fine in fine and bright dust jacket. Signed by Author(s).

Hardcover. Condition: Good +. No Jacket. First Edition. Exterior cloth speckling near edges and corners. Slightly cocked binding. Some inner hinge cracking. 281 pages, illustrated. Book.

Middlesex:Bran's Head Books.1976. 8vo. Original light blue cloth with gilt title lettering to front board, Light blue pictorial dust jacket, pp. [x], 76, [bibiography 26], minor bumping to top and bottom of spine, slight toning to dust jacket with fading to spine, small closed tear to top left corner of rear wrapper, otherwise near fine.First edition, signed by both Ballard and James GoddardConsisting of a long interview with J.G.Ballard recorded at his house in Shepperton, on 4th January 1975, an extensive bibliography of his published fiction and non-fiction through to the end of 1975, and a selection of critical articles and reviews by various hands including contributions from Brian Aldiss, Michael Moorcock, Ian Watson, Peter Linnett, and James Carnell."Any serious attempt to classify or distribute the works of J.G Ballard among literary genres is difficult.Above all, Ballard is a 'contemporary' writer" (from the Preface).