Minneapolis: Mythos Institute, 1992. black and white figures. The first three issues of Mythos Journal which "celebrates the Symbolic Life in myths, dreams, rituals, folklore and emergent mythologies." More about Mythos Journal Volume I Number 1-3
Key West: Whiz Bang, 2017. Debut novel from a leading expert on Persian carpets. Fast paced and engrossing noir thriller. "Declan Curtis is a bohemian Oriental rug dealer who is fond of single malt, fine food and Emily Dickinson. While doing business in Zurich, he is offered a dicey proposition." More about The Fall of Declan Curtis
New York: Cosmopolitan Book Corporation, 1931. Translated from the Russian by Charles Malamuth. More about The Volga Falls to the Caspian Sea
London: Printed for James Asperne by S. Rousseau, 1805. Samuel Rousseau (1763-1820) was a British orientalist, and cousin of Jean-Jacques Rousseau. He had his printing press in London at Clerkenwell where he commissioned Arabic letters to create the first Arabic press in Great Britain. He compiled the first Arabic-English dictionary... More about The Flowers of Persian Literature, containing extracts from the most celebrated authors in prose...
Chicago: Elm Street Chapbooks, 1997. No illustrations. Murder mystery by well known Oriental rug bibliophile. Limited to 226 copies. More about Book-Collecting Ain't for Sissies
New York: Edwin C. Hill, 1906. With prefatory poem by Edmund W. Gosse. More about Shah Nameh: Stories Retold from Firdusi
