In auction three books of Harry Crews (1935–2012). All of them first editions and the first two signed by the author. The condition of the books is as good as new. 1) Where does one go when there's no place left to go?, 1998 by Graham Blood & Guts publications - Signed, numbered 327/400 - Cover by Ralph Steadman 2) The mulching of America, 1995 by Simon & Schuster, hardcover, signed 3) An American family, 2006 by Graham Blood & Guts publications, hardcover (not signed) Quick information about the books: Where Does One Go When There's No Place Left to Go?: A rare first edition of this sought-after title, showcasing Crews' raw and evocative style. This book exemplifies his masterful exploration of the human spirit when faced with desperation and limited options. The Mulching of America: A gripping first edition of Crews' satirical novel that delves into the world of salesmanship and consumer culture, revealing the absurdities and ironies of American life. An American Family: In this first edition, Crews portrays the complexities and struggles of familial relationships in the Southern U.S., capturing the tension between loyalty and independence in his unique, compelling narrative.