TOURNIER, Michel. *The Erl-King*. Paris: NRF, Gallimard, 197 - Lot 50

TOURNIER, Michel. *The Erl-King*. Paris: NRF, Gallimard, 1970. In-8, full burgundy morocco, spine title in gold, gilt head, cover and spine preserved. Autographed copy signed by Michel Tournier and dated Ottawa, Saint Michel 1972. TOURNIER, Michel. *The Rooster of Bruyère*. Paris, NRF, Gallimard, 1978. 8vo, full black morocco, spine title in gold, head gilt, lining and endpapers in imitation wood grain, cover and spine preserved. First edition. Autograph dedication signed by Michel Tournier. TOURNIER, Michel. *Le Vent Paraclet*. Paris, NRF, Gallimard, 1977. In-8, full black morocco, spine title in gold, gilt head, wood-grain imitation paper lining and endpapers, cover and spine preserved. First edition. Signed autograph copy by Michel Tournier. TOURNIER, Michel. *La Goutte d’Or*. Paris, NRF, Gallimard, 1985. In-8, paperback. First edition. Signed autograph copy TOURNIER, Michel. *Le Crépuscule des Masques*. Photos and Photographers. Paris, Hoëbeke, 992. In-4, paperback, illustrated cover with embossing. First edition illustrated with photographs by Zola, Bill Brandt, Lartigue, Boubat, Clergue, Saudek, etc. (tear on the front cover). TOURNIER, Michel. *Le Vol du Vampire*. [Paris], Mercure de France, 1981. 8vo, paperback, uncut First edition. Limited edition of 85 numbered copies. One of the 75 printed on Arches vellum (no. 66). Autographed copy sent by Tournier to Cioran: “Writers possess the honesty and professional integrity of artisans. As for me, I unashamedly claim to belong to this family. If I could never be published, I would write nothing. And it is essential to the quality of my sleep that the book I produce be a good and honest product. To Cioran, with all my friendship." TOURNIER, Michel. *The Magic Mirror*. SIGNED AUTOGRAPH MANUSCRIPT. 7 pages, in-4 format, on Arches paper in ink. Circa 1988. Important manuscript by Michel Tournier, a fable on the myth of eternal beauty, illustrated with two original ink drawings signed by Gregory Masurovosky that evoke the text, 27 x 21 cm. ... Once upon a time, there was a caliph who, after twenty years of marital bliss, grew deeply despondent over the queen. With a heavy heart, he watched as, day by day, she lost the charm that had for so long been the best part of his life. The queen’s face sagged; she grew pale, gloomy, and sorrowful...