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rif. 536059London: Jonathan Cape 1966. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. First English edition. Translated by Nathaniel Tarn. Preface by Robert Pring-Mill. Parallel Spanish and English text. Fine in lightly rubbed else fine dustwrapper. Jonathan Cape hardcover books
1987rif. 536061Bandon Oregon: Songs Before Zero Press 1987. Hardcover. Fine. First edition thus. Translated by David Young. Frontispiece by Jack R. Schroeder. Fine in cloth and papercovered boards with printed cover label. Copy 33 of 155 printed initialed "JP" on the limitation page. Songs Before Zero Press hardcover books
1988rif. 536861New York: Grove Press 1988. Softcover. Very Good. Uncorrected proof. Introduction by Manuel Duran. Edited and translated by Ben Belitt. Facing Spanish and English translations. Bump and a couple of short tears near the spine base otherwise about fine. Grove Press unknown books
1937rif. 536842Santiago Chile: Nascimento 1937. Hardcover. Very Good. Third edition. Oblong octavo. 169 1 pp. Blue cloth with spine titled in gilt. Text is in Spanish. Small 1948 newspaper clip about Neruda tipped-on to front fly. Binding modestly worn and spine very lightly toned topedge lightly foxed very good or better. Copy 209 stamped on the half-title. A nice copy of the third edition of Neruda's 1919 book of poems. Nascimento hardcover books
1967rif. 536950New York: Farrar Straus & Giroux 1967. Hardcover. Fine/Near Fine. First American edition. Translated by Nathaniel Tarn. Preface by Robert Pring-Mill. Topedge lightly sunned else fine in lightly worn near fine dust jacket. Review copy with the slip laid in. Farrar, Straus & Giroux hardcover books
1972rif. 470263Montevideo Uruguay: Edición de la Embajada de Chile en Uruguay 1972. Softcover. Near Fine. First edition. 12mo. 12pp. Text in Spanish. Stapled printed wrappers. Wrappers lightly soiled small blank label laid down inside lower wrap near fine. A speech given by Neruda at that time the Chilean Ambassador to France and a recent Nobel laureate at the P.E.N. Club of New York on the occasion of the organization's 50th anniversary. This pamphlet was published by the Chilean embassy in Uruguay from a copy of the speech provided to them by the Central Bank of Chile. According to The New York Times Neruda who was introduced by Arthur Miller and received a standing ovation after his speech spoke at the "generous and fraternal association" to pay the debt he felt Latin American writers owed to Americans such as Walt Whitman Theodore Dreiser and a more recent generation of "great and noble writers faced with the conflicts involved in the vertiginous growth of your capitalist structure." The article was titled "Neruda Opens Visit Here With a Plea for Chile's Revolution." The short introduction states in part: "La Embajada de Chile cree que las palabras de Neruda deben ser conocidas con la mayor amplitud. Conesa intención las difunde en este país hermano" "The Chilean Embassy believes that Neruda's words should be known with the greatest amplitude. With that intention it spreads them in this brother country". Juan María Bordaberry was sworn in as president of Uruguay in 1972; the following year he would dissolve the Uruguayan General Assembly and rule as a military-sponsored dictator until 1976. Uncommon. OCLC locates only two copies one in the United States Nebraska. Edición de la Embajada de Chile en Uruguay unknown books
1975rif. 499045New York: Farrar Straus & Giroux 1975. Hardcover. Fine/Near Fine. First edition. Bilingual edition translated by Alastair Reid. Fine in trifle worn near fine dust jacket with the red spine lettering sunned. Farrar, Straus & Giroux hardcover books
1971rif. 499203Greenfield Center New York: The Greenfield Review 1971. Softcover. Fine. First edition. Stapled gray wrappers. 47pp. Fine. Four poems by Paul Neruda translated by James Wright and Robert Bly. Some poems by Vincente Huidobro translated by William Witherup and Serge Echeverria. Publisher's letter and subscription card laid in. Other contributors are Greg Kuzma Ron Welburn Dave Kelly James Haining Stuart Peterfreund Peter Klappert Sam Periera G.S. Sharat Chandra David Ray Robert Bly Dan Gerber Peter Wild Clarence Major Stephan Taugher William Witherup Orville Hayden Pat Garvey James Tipton D.V. Smith and Peter Cooley. The Greenfield Review unknown books
1977rif. 439999Buenos Aires: Editorial Losada 1977. Softcover. Very Good. Second edition. Quarto. 56pp. 30 pages of black and white photographs by Graziano Gasparini. Text in Spanish. Pictorial wrappers. Pages mildly age-toned and foxed wrappers sunned and rubbed a very good copy. Poetry. Editorial Losada unknown books
1969rif. 528431New York: Grove Press 1969. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. First American edition. Edited with an introduction by Ben Belitt. Translation by Ben Belitt and Alastair Reid. Parallel Spanish and English translations. Fine in an about fine dust jacket with rubbing. Grove Press hardcover books
1993rif. 466541San Francisco: Chronicle Books 1993. Unbound. Fine. Advance excerpt containing the poem Your Breast is Enough by Pablo Neruda. Single sheet measuring 11" x 7". Fine. Chronicle Books unknown books
1983rif. 450439San Francisco: David Books 1983. Softcover. Fine. First edition thus. Cover by Rachael Romero. Octavo. Stapled illustrated wrappers. Fine. Collection of 30 poems by Neruda translated into English by Jack Hirschman alongside the original Spanish versions. Uncommon. David Books unknown books
1993rif. 442798New York: Penguin Books 1993. Softcover. Fine. Later printing. Translated by W.S. Merwin. Trade paperback. 63pp. Fine. Penguin Books unknown books
1972rif. 111296London: London Poetry Consortium 1972. Softcover. Good. First edition. Oblong octavo. 23 9 ads pp. Illustrated in black and white from photographs. A single side-stapled gathering including both card wrappers and a dust jacket. Moderate creasing and foxing throughout title page heavily foxed good only. Includes portraits short bios and poems by Pablo Neruda Stephen Spender Adrian Mitchell and Brian Patten as well as ads and festival information. The festival was held at the Royal Festival Hall on May 22 1972. London Poetry Consortium unknown books
1974rif. 385771London: The Menard Press 1974. Softcover. Very Good. First edition. Some faint soiling of covers small scuff mark on back cover a few tiny pen marks on page 10 else very good or better in stapled wrappers. The Menard Press unknown books
1943rif. 91577Mexico: Ediciones Darro 1943. Softcover. Very Good. First edition. Printed wrappers. 12mo. Age-toning and a little spotting and staining to the wrappers a sound and handsome near very good copy. Ediciones Darro unknown books
1972rif. 582451Detroit: Wayne State University Press 1972. Softcover. Very Good. First edition. Frontispiece of Whitman from a sketch by Charles Duhamel. Preface by William White. Slim octavo. 42pp. Stapled wrappers tanned at the edges with tiny spot on the front cover a bit of light wear just about near fine. Prints 16 essays that explore the effects of Whitman's work in Spain Germany Belgium France Italy Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Denmark Sweden and Iceland as well as essays about translating Whitman by Kornei Chukovsky and Roger Assilineau and "We Live in a Whitmanesque World" by Pablo Neruda. Wayne State University Press unknown books
1967rif. 72024Madison Minn.: Sixties Press 1967. First edition 8vo pp. 111 1; title page printed in red and black; full-page drawing of Neruda by Zamorano on p. 3; unclipped dust jacket with 2 shallow chips slight loss to printed border and 2 short tears no loss; all else very good or better. This copy inscribed "For John - Here's a sugar cube! Warm wishes Robert 16 Oct. '68." The inscription is to the Minnesota poet John Resmerski a long-time friend of Robert Bly. Gustafson B9.a noting that 1000 copies were issued in in boards. Sixties Press unknown books
1968rif. 64891New York and London: Grossman Publishers in association with Cape Goliard 1968. First edition one of 2000 copies in wrappers for the American market; square 8vo pp. 32; portrait of Neruda by Hans Ehrmann; fine in original hammer-shaped die-cut wrappers by Jim Dine; crease in back wrapper else fine. Wrappers by Rochelle Kraut. From the library of Allan Kornblum poet fine press printer and publisher who founded Coffee House Press. Grossman Publishers in association with Cape Goliard unknown books
1965rif. 61784New York: Harcourt Brace & World 1965. First trade edition of this translation and first trade edition with the Frasconi woodcuts 3500 copies printed handset in Emerson type and printed at the Spiral Press; small folio pp. 42; illustrated throughout in red and black; fine copy in the dust jacket. From the library of Kim Merker. Signed by Frasconi on the title page. Harcourt, Brace & World unknown books
rif. 43893Octon France: Verdigris January 30 2013. Edition limited to 50 copies signed and numbered by Rothchild and the letterpress printer Mark Lintott; this is the issue of 10 copies "édition de tête" with an additional mezzotint not duplicated in the edition and in a clamshell box the paper printed in shades of brown with chestnut leaves; oblong 4to i.e. in leporello format approx. 5" x 13" 16 french-fold pages 3 original mezzotints and 3 blindstamped embossments by Judith Rothchild printed on Hahnemulhe paper original paper-covered boards with screenprints by Rothchild; absolutely fine throughout. Verdigris, January 30 unknown books
2013rif. 13380Octon France: Verdigris Press 2013. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Fine in Fine Drop-Spine Archival Box. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Three mezzotints by Judith Rothchild plus a bonus print. "Neruda's text is accompanied with three mezzotints by Judith Rothchild. While the text presentation is sparse and clean the images are velvety and dense. They capture the essence of Neruda's words - "from bristly foliage" to "only a seed". From bristly foliage you fell complete polished wood gleaming mahogany . You fell you struck the ground but nothing happened . Because you are only a seed chestnut tree autumn earth water heights silence prepared the germ the floury density the maternal eyelids that buried will again open toward the heights ." publisher's statement. Tight bright and unmarred. Accordion structure extending from back pastedown letterpress printed in Univers on an Adana by Mark Lintott using chestnut-colored ink and printed on Hahnemuhle paper bound in screenprinted paper shades of brown with chestnut leaves over boards; laid in matching clamshell box. Oblong narrow 4to. 17pp. Illus. Numbered limited edition of 50 copies 1-10 include an additional mezzotint and are in a clamshell box; 1-4 also include one of the original copper plates; copies 11-50 presented in slipcases. This copy 5. Signed by the artist and printer. Verdigris Press hardcover books
1970rif. 536048London: Jonathan Cape 1970. Hardcover. Fine. First edition. Translated by Anthony Kerrigan W.S. Merwin Alastair Reid and Nathaniel Tarn. Parallel Spanish and English translations. Fine in fine dust jacket. A beautiful copy. Jonathan Cape hardcover books
1962rif. 010768Kyoto; Distributed by City Lights Books: San Francisco: Amber House Press 1962. Book. Near Fine. Pictorial Printed Wrappers. Limited Edition. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. First Edition. One of 180 Copies. Bound in decorative handmade paper wrappers made by Shimbi Printers in Kyoto Japan. Cover design by Will Peterson. Near Fine. Octavo. Top edge foxed else a fine copy. Although no indication in the book from the personal collection of noted American poet and translator Willis Barnstone. . Amber House Press Paperback books
1949rif. 009039Santiago De Chile Chile: Editorial Del Pacifico S. A. 1949. Book. Very Good Plus. Printed French Wrappers. First Edition. Folio - over 12" - 15" tall. Very Good Plus original tan wrappers lightly soiled small bookseller's plate front end page. 44 pages printed in blue and black end pages uncut one of 2760 unnumbered copies on Pluma paper there were also 240 numbered copies printed on Ingres paper. An extract from Neruda's canto "Los Libertadores" part of his Canto General which was published in full in Mexico in 1950. Editorial Del Pacifico S. A. Paperback books
