Very good with some edgewear.  First appearance of Fowles’ essay "On Being English But Not British."

Near-fine in wrappers. Fowles contributes three poems. Quite scarce.

Very good in decorated boards. Volume 1, Number 1 (first issue of this publication) includes Fowles’ article "The American Expatriate: No Land’s Man."

Near-fine with a touch of rubbing to cover edges and ownership book plate on inside front cover. Features Fowles’ essay "Swan Song of the European Wild" about Norway’s arctic region.

Near-fine with a touch of soiling to covers. Features Fowles’ article "Your Blinded Eyes, Worst Foes to You" about the value of preserving nature.

Fine in wrappers. Includes an interesting article on Fowles (with several photographs), "The French Lieutenant’s Woman’s Man."

Near-fine in wrappers. Includes Fowles’ review of "The World of Charles Dickens" by Angus Wilson.

By R. G. Collins. University of Manitoba Press (1972), 1st edition. Fine in a fine dust jacket.  Includes Fowles’ essay "My Recollections of Kafka."

Fine in illsutrated wraps. Includes "John Fowles, The Magus"–a lengthy interview of Fowles accompanied by numerous photographs, followed by an article entitled "The Art of John Fowles."

Fine in wrappers. Includes Fowles’ article "A Pitch for Cricket."

Samuel French (1973), 1st edition. Softbound in fine condition, this is the actual text of the play performed in London in 1971. A very difficult to find Fowles item.

Very good with internal tape repair to spine. Features Fowles’ article "Sherlock Holmes and the Hound of Death." Scarce.

Centre National de Documentation Pedagogique (1977), 1st edition. A 68-page softbound journal with several academic articles (in French) on the novel. Near-fine.

Near-fine with a touch of corner wear. Includes Fowles’ 16-page essay "Seeing Nature Whole" which is the first appearance of a portion of his famous essay "The Tree," published in book form the following year.

By Barry Olshen. Frederick Ungar (1979), 2nd printing. Fine in a near-fine price-clipped dust jacket. An excellent survey of Fowles’ first five novels.

Features "John Fowles: A Bibliographical Checklist" by Ray Roberts, Fowles’ U.S. editor. Fine.

By Robert Huffaker.  Twayne Publishers (1980), 1st edition. Near-fine with slight foxing to page edges, otherwise clean and tight. Looks at Fowles’ first five novels and provides an excellent bibliography.

By Barry Olshen and Toni Olshen. G.K. Hall & Co. (1980), 1st edition. Fine in maroon boards. A bibliography of writings by and about Fowles.

By David McCullough. Book-of-the-Month Club (1980), 1st edition. Includes a two-page discussion with and on Fowles by the author.

By Randolph Runyon. Miami University (1981), 1st edition. Near-fine in a fine dust jacket. Includes the essay "Fowles’ Enigma Variations."

Temple University (1981). Near-fine in wrappers with slight edgewear.

Temple University (1981). Near-fine in wrappers with a touch of edgewear, SIGNED BY FOWLES on the cover. Features 12 articles on Fowles and his work, including several on The Magus and The French Lieutenant’s Woman.

By David McCullough. Harmony Books, 1981, 1st edition. Fine in wraps.  Includes an interview of Fowles by the author.

Near-fine in wrappers. Includes Fowles’ essay "Wistman’s Wood" (which originally appeared in The Tree), along with a nifty black-and-white drawing of Fowles.

By Michael Thorpe. Profile Books (1982), 1st edition.  Near-fine in wraps.  Forty-eight page analysis of Fowles and his first five novels.  Uncommon.

By Michael Thorpe. Profile Books (1982), 1st edition. Near-fine in stiff card wraps (48 pages). Includes an analysis of Fowles’ first five novels, along with a bibliography. Near-fine with a touch of foxing to the front cover.

Near fine with a touch of edgewear to covers. Includes Fowles article "Simple Things, Splendid Forms" about peasant pottery.

by Kerry McSweeney.  McGill-Queens (1983), 1st edition.  Fine in a fine dust jacket. A look at the work of Fowles, Angus Wilson, Brian Moore and V.S. Naipaul.

By Peter Conradi. Metheun (1983), Fine in wraps.  A look at "Fowles and the Modern Romance," plus an analysis of his novels through Mantissa.

By Joan B. Walker. Lyme Regis Society (1984), 1st edition.  Very fine in wraps.  A 54-page booklet with a foreword by Fowles.

By H. W. Fawkner. Fairleigh Dickinson University Press (1984), 1st edition.  Near-fine (owner’s info on last blank page) in a near-fine dust jacket with slight edgewear. 

Fine–virtually as-new. Includes Fowles’ article "Landscapes on Trial," which discusses realism in modern literature.

Purdue University (1985). Near-fine in wrappers with slight soiling. Includes 15 articles on Fowles and his work.

By Simon Loveday. Macmillan (London), 1985, 1st edition. Fine in a fine dust jacket. A detailed analysis of Fowles’ first five novels.

Volume 2 (Spring 1987). Very good in wrappers. Includes the 16-page article "A Conversation with John Fowles."

by Katherine Tarbox. University of Georgia Press (1988), 1st edition. Very fine in a very fine dust jacket.  An outstanding review of Fowles’ six novels by one of the top Fowles scholars.

National Theatre (1989), 1st edition. Fine in dark blue folder which contains nine loose pages of background notes for teachers and pupils written by Fowles to accompany the National Theatre’s production of "Lorenzaccio," which was translated and adapted by Fowles. SIGNED by Fowles on the inside of the front cover.

By Robert Begiebing. UMI (1989), 1st edition. As new. The first third of the book is an excellent analysis entitled "John Fowles: The Magician as Teacher."

By James & Kathryn Bellman. Cliffs (1996), as new in wrappers. Includes critical comments, plot and character synopsis, and study questions.

Hofstra University (1996). As new. Soft-bound scholarly journal with several essays on Fowles work, an interview of Fowles, two poems by Fowles and his essay Behind the Magus.

 Near-fine in wrappers with slight edgewear.  Features "The French Lieutenant’s Diary," an account by Fowles of the time he spent writing The French Lieutenant’s Woman.

Very good plus in wrappers with slight creasing. Includes Fowles essay "I Write Therefore I Am," one of his first magazine appearances. A very unusual and hard-to-find Fowles item.