Szarkowski, John. WILLIAM EGGLESTON's Guide. 110 pp. with many color plates. 4to, cloth. New York, MOMA, 1976.
First edition.

Welty, Eudora. WILLIAM EGGLESTON: The Democratic Forest. 176 pp. with 151 color plates. Oblong 4to, cloth. New York, Doubleday,1989.

Szarkowski, John. WILLIAM EGGLESTON's Guide. 112 pp., roughly 50 color and 1 b&w illustration. 4to, boards. New York, MoMA, 2002.
A facsimilie edition of Eggleston's seminal book of color photography.

Weski, Thomas (editor). WILLIAM EGGLESTON: Los Alamos. Text by Weski and Walter Hopps; 176 pp., roughly 80 color plates. 4to, cloth. Cologne, Museum Ludwig, in association with Zurich - Berlin - New York, Scalo, 2003.
Guided by his democratic way of looking, "that nothing was more or less important," Eggleston made these images during a series of trips across the South from 1964 to 1974. Few of the images herein have ever before been published.

Almereyda, Michael (artist conversation). WILLIAM EGGLESTON 5 x 7. Unpaginated, roughly 50 color and b&w plates. Small folio, cloth. Santa Fe, Twin Palms Publishers, 2006.
This latest monograph features photographs taken during the early 1970s using a large format 5 x 7 camera. While it includes typical Eggleston imagery - automobiles, streetscapes, disinfranchised citizens - this book also offers never-before- published photographs taken in the nightclubs Eggleston used to frequent.

Gerard, Vincent and Jean-Pierre Rehm (texts). WILLIAM EGGLESTON: Spirit of Dunkerque. 128 pp., 50 colorillustrations. Square 4to, wraps. Paris, Adam Biro, 2006.
In one of his most recent series of photographs, Eggleston visits Dunkerque (at the invitation of the city) and photographs its industrial districts and famous port. The strong graphics and color of the images create a link between this historical European town and contemporary American photographic practice. Text in French and Dutch.

Sussman, Elisabeth, Thomas Weski, et al. WILLIAM EGGLESTON: Democratic Camera. Photographs and Video, 1961-2008. xv and 304 pages, 227 color and 13 b&w illustrationss. 4to, cloth. New York, Whitney Museum of American Art, 2008.
Accompanying a major survey of his work, this catalogue is the first to examine both Eggleston's photography and videos. Covering fifty years of his most famous and lesser-known works, the images here are poignantly telling of American culture, and were produced with an intensity and balance of color that has helped elevate the entire field of color photography to a fine art. Exhibition in New York and Munich.