The Bachman Books by Stephen King, 1985. Plume 1st Ed, 5th Printing. Stephen King Bachman edition | Tilted Books This Stephen King Bachman edition collects four early novels originally published under the Richard Bachman pseudonym - Rage, The Long Walk, Roadwork, and The Running Man - stories King wrote before a...

A very interesting find, could be yours...

The East Side Scene: (An Anthology Of A Time And Place), 1968. | Counterculture | Tilted Books The East Side Scene: (An Anthology Of A Time And Place), edited by Allen De Loach and published in 1968, captures the vibrant cultural and literary energy of New York’s East Side at a moment of profou...

This was a really great find for Texas, an excellent anthology.

The Saucers Speak by George Hunt Williamson, 1963. UFO Contactee Messages | Tilted Books The Saucers Speak offers a compelling window into the early era of UFO contactee phenomena, chronicling alleged radio communications between Earth-based operators and extraterrestrial intelligences in...

A foundational work of mid-century UFO contactee literature, The Saucers Speak (1963) gathers alleged radio transmissions and interplanetary messages that shaped an entire era of cosmic inquiry. Now available at TiltedBooks.com.

The Philosophy of Nietzsche, The Modern Library, 1954. Nietzsche Philosophy Collection | Tilted Books This Modern Library volume gathers several of Nietzsche’s most influential works into a single substantial collection, offering a broad view of his philosophical project across his mature period. It i...

Nietzsche’s collected works always feel like a shock of cold water, a mix of clarity, critique, and a reminder to question what we usually take for granted. This Modern Library edition gathers several key texts and shows how his ideas developed over time.

Roadmarks by Roger Zelazny, 1980. | Tilted Books A richly imaginative work from Roger Zelazny, Roadmarks explores the fluidity of time and destiny through a literal road that connects all eras of history. Along this shifting highway travels Red Dora...

A personal favorite, Roadmarks, has arrived at the shop. Super hyped for this one :)

Came across this beautiful catalogue of Joichi Hoshi tree woodblock prints frfom 1970-1979. Absolutely beautiful.

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Paul Metcalf, Genoa. http://t.co/3ePGEMDzx3

MAHA (make art horny again)

Botany, Fifth Edition by William Loomis Steeves, 1971. Vintage Botany Textbook | Tilted Books Botany Fifth Edition by Wilson, Loomis & Steeves (1971) is a foundational academic textbook that explores the structure, function, reproduction, and classification of plants with scholarly rigor a...

Fifth edition and still making you hot for photosynthesis...

Surround yourself with the kind of people who help turtles cross the road.

The French Resistance 1940-1944 by Raymond Aubac (translated by Louise Guiney). WWII history | Tilted Books The French Resistance 1940-1944 by Raymond Aubac, translated from French by Louise Guiney, offers an incisive and layered account of the French underground movement during World War II. Drawing on his...

Picked up this small but dense little gem on the WWII French Resistance. Hopefully we won't be needing these tactics here, but just in case you can grab it for $4 (a good add on to something lighter, for instance www.tiltedbooks.com/product-page...).

The Complete Works of Lewis Carroll, 1976. Alice in Wonderland Book | Tilted Books This 1976 Vintage Books paperback edition of The Complete Works of Lewis Carroll offers an expansive collection of Carroll’s whimsical, logical, and literary output, far beyond just Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass. It includes Sylvie and Bruno and its sequel, the full text of The Hunting of the Snark, dozens of lesser-known poems like Three Sunsets, Puck Lost and Found, and To My Child-Friend, along with Carroll’s essays, parables, symbolic logic puzzles, and curiosities like Photography Extraordinary and Hints for Etiquette. This edition showcases Carroll’s unique blend of fantasy, satire, mathematics, and childlike wonder—all in one volume. It’s a substantial read for anyone interested in Victorian literature, literary nonsense, or the roots of surrealism and symbolic logic in storytelling. Paperback in acceptable condition, with sun fading to the spine and one internal page bearing a small tear (see photos). Binding is intact and content is complete.

Had to grab this one as all of these have been on my to-read list for a long, long time. This copy is a little rough, and priced accordingly.

Just got back from the 2025 Dallas Antiquarian Book Fair. Such a great variety from vellum in cases to Xanth first editions.

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JUNE 14th Cat Parade is gonna be lit!🔥 🔥🔥

19 companies pulling back their support for Pride For years, major corporations publicly celebrated the LGBTQ community.

Lowe’s
Dyson
Nivea
Tiffany
Capital One
UPS
Disney
Door Dash
Live Nation
Anheuser-Busch
Diageo
Pepsi
Nissan
PWC
Citi
Mastercard

…all pulled their support for Pride.

If brands aren’t supporting your equality, you don’t need to support their profitability.
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When looking around for a couple of hashtags for this, I discovered modern FORTRAN is a thing. How cool!

@fortranlang.bsky.social

#Fortran #programming

A Guide to Fortran Programming, 1963 & Programming With FORTRAN IV, 1972. | Tilted Books These two foundational texts—A Guide to Fortran Programming by Daniel D. McCracken (1963) and Programming With FORTRAN IV by Byron S. Gottfried (1972)—offer detailed instruction in one of the earliest...

Before Python, before C, there was Fortran—meticulously typed, line-numbered, and often fed into machines one punch card at a time. These two books from McCracken (1963) and Gottfried (1972) capture a time when coding felt more like engineering than typing. They're weirdly beautiful.

The Complete Irish Pub Cookbook by Christine McFadden, 2018. | Tilted Books The Complete Irish Pub Cookbook by Christine McFadden is a mouthwatering celebration of traditional and contemporary Irish pub fare, offering a hearty lineup of comforting classics and regional favori...

There’s something grounding about flipping through a good Irish cookbook—rich stews, soda bread, sticky toffee pudding. Feels like a warm kitchen on a rainy day...

Man and his Symbols & The Portable Jung, Carl Jung Bundle. Carl Jung book set | Tilted Books This two-book set offers an essential introduction to the foundational ideas of Carl G. Jung, a towering figure in psychology and one of the originators of modern depth psychology. Man and His Symbols...

Lookin' for something to do this weekend? How about some shadow work..

Going to be a lot for the techs who support all those devices, but have nothing to do with Elon/Trump, to clean up, reimage, reset etc.

Vintage Sleep Science Bundle, Dreams Hales 1981 + Gov’t Research 1971 | Tilted Books This sleep science book bundle offers a compelling dive into the mysteries of sleep from both a scientific and practical perspective. The Complete Book of Sleep by Dianne Hales explores the vital role...

Two fascinating glimpses into how we’ve tried to understand sleep over the decades—one by a science journalist in the early '80s blending research with real-life stories, the other a 1971 government report packed with data on REM, dreams, and sleep stages. Insightful reads that still resonate.

At the end of the day, don’t we all just want to wear a brown overcoat and solve a mystery in a quaint village in the English countryside whilst sipping tea?

This essay traces the long and turbulent history of American booksellers who have faced censorship, harassment, and even violence for defending the freedom to read. Through vivid anecdotes and historical cases-from undercover stings in the early 1900s and legal battles over “obscene” literature, to FBI surveillance of Black bookstores and bomb threats against feminist and LGBTQ+ shops-the author illustrates how bookstores have repeatedly become battlegrounds in the fight for civil liberties and free expression. Despite intimidation from both government and private groups, booksellers have pushed back, shaping legal precedents and rallying communities to defend First Amendment rights. The essay ultimately calls on readers to recognize bookstores as “arsenals of democracy” and to support their ongoing role in safeguarding intellectual freedom.

Booksellers have faced censorship and harassment defending the freedom to read. Celebrate your local bookstore and support their ongoing role in safeguarding intellectual freedom.

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#BookstoreDay

Gru with a large white pad that says "First we get a book". In the next panel it says "Then, we get another book". In the next panel it says "And then we say no more books". In the next panel it says "But then, we see another book". In the last panel Gru looks excited and it says "So we get two more books!"

Me on Independent Bookstore Day

Loving my new door poster 😍

Grandkitty supervisor performing important inspections.

Photo of baby at a protest holding up a cardboard sign with crayon scribbles

Great point well made

Introduction to Mathematical Statistics by Robert V. Hogg & Allen T. Craig, 1978 | Tilted Books Introduction to Mathematical Statistics by Robert V. Hogg and Allen T. Craig is a cornerstone text in the field of probability and statistical theory, offering a detailed and rigorous exploration of t...

Then learn to check the numbers...

Tapas by Richard Tapper, 2001 & Tapas by Susanna Tee, 2005. | Tilted Books Celebrate the vibrant flavors of Spanish cuisine with this 2-book bundle dedicated to the art of tapas. Richard Tapper’s 2001 edition offers a deep dive into traditional and contemporary tapas recipes...

I'll bring the tapas...