It's a Gorey, Gorey World
Gorey in Japan opens in Goreyography's East Wing! Motoyuki Shibata provides some insight about translating Gorey into Japanese. Tsuitekite kudasai !
This is why your parents saved all of your artwork since preschool. Edward Gorey's childhood drawings and drawings for childrens books at the Edward Gorey House. Now Open.
2nd Floor Gallery
View a collection of Edward Gorey etchings and collographs.
The Backroom:
Original Gorey Art!
The Backroom. It's where the special goods are kept, for private display to serious customers. Now, booksellers are moving some of these precious items out to the net. Come in quietly, and take a look.
But I Thought It Was a First Edition
To help separate the wheat from the reprints, peruse the illustrated bibliography of Gorey's primary works. View alphabetically or chronologically.
Those Paperback Covers!
Since 1953, Gorey designed and illustrated dozens of mass market paperback covers. See over 60 covers on exhibit.
Desperately Seeking Gorey
The Serious Collectors Links in our illustrated bibliography make finding scarcities a tad too easy.
Rarities still available from The David Belch Collection, auctioned by Bohnam's in San Francisco, at GoreyBooks.com.
Give the Gift of Gorey
Who sells all those bat tees, posters, lunch boxes, sterling silver Doubtful Guest pins, calendars, and of course - books? Find out at the Edward Gorey Marketplace. Open 24/7.
Goreyography Reviews
Motoyuki Shibata talks about translating his favorite Gorey books into Japanese, now in our East Wing.
Recent books:
..Amphigorey Again
..The War of the Worlds
..Elephant House
Recent exhibits:
..Gotham Book Mart
..From Prodigy to Polymath
Guest reviews & articles:
..Kevin McDermott interview
..Lloyd Ellis on Gorey End
The Play's the Thing
Seen by few, Gorey's theatrical productions live on in the art he used to promote them. Works commissioned for other theatrical productions on view as well.