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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
1968rif. 594787Berkhamsted Hertfordshire: John Cotton 1968. Softcover. Near Fine. Number 14. Illustrated by Sylvia Rogers. Slim small quarto. Stapled card covers. 27 4 pp. Staples a bit oxidized a near fine copy. Laid in is a duplicate Contents page and a sheet printing D. M. Thomas's poem "War of the Roses" in manuscript facsimile. John Cotton unknown books
1968rif. 594783Berkhamsted Hertfordshire: John Cotton 1968. Softcover. Near Fine. Number 16. Cover and one other illustration from linocuts by Juliet Standing. Slim small quarto. Stapled card covers. 29 1 pp. Front cover with a tiny edge chip staples a touch oxidized and lower wrap with a tiny bit of rust staining from other staples a near fine copy. John Cotton) unknown books
1966rif. 620958New York: Evergreen Review 1966. Softcover. Very Good. Periodical. Cover illustration by Lester Waldman. Quarto. Illustrated. Pictorial wrappers. Stains on the bottom portion of interior covers and a few pages in the front and back rubbing on wraps about very good. Includes three poems by Pablo Neruda "Lenny Bruce: 1926-1966" by Jerry Tallmer "A Beast's Repast" by Salvador Dali and Werner Bokelberg "Applying Black Power: A Speculative Essay" by Nat Hentoff "Duke Ellington: One of a Kind" by Rex Stewart photographs by Lester Waldman and more. Evergreen Review unknown books
1973rif. 30597Barcelona: Ayma 1973. Fine. Ayma Barcelona 1973 26 x 29.50 cm reliure de l'éditeur First edition. Publisher's red paper boards. Rich iconography. Handsome copy with the illustrated dust jacket. Ayma hardcover
1985rif. 107128Buffalo:: White Pine Press. Very Good. 1985. Paperback. 0934834466 . Poems and introduction by Pablo Neruda. Black and white photographs throughout. Edited by Dennis Maloney. Translated from the Spanish by Robert Bly Dennis Maloney W.S. Merwin Alastair Reid and Janine Pommy Vega. First paperback edition. Light stain and crease to lower corner of front cover else very good in white pictorial wraps. . White Pine Press, paperback books
1960rif. 345639Third Programme: Future 1960. 16 typescript sheets title and 15 numbered pages of poems printed recto only. Small folio. Held by metal tab in upper left first sheet loose one letter corrected in black ink on p.2 some spotting to first and last sheet; signed on upper right of first sheet "Sylvia Plath Court Green North Tawton Devonshire. 16 typescript sheets title and 15 numbered pages of poems printed recto only. Small folio. In early 1960 they had met the poet W.S. Merwin and his wife Dido who became close to the couple and helped Plath and Hughes find a London Flat. In the spring of 1961 Merwin gave Plath the use of his studio and she began work on the novel that was to become the Bell Jar "working seven days a week from eight to one" and finishing the novel just before moving to Court Green the house in Devon that Plath and Hughes had recently purchased where she wrote the majority of her book Ariel and where Hughes lived in for the rest of his life. The transmission of Merwin's translations of Neruda's poems all from his Residence on Earth 1934-1945 was not aired on the Third Programme until 19 April 1962. Merwin's lively imagistic translations of Neruda would not be published until 1969 in Twenty Love Poems and his version of Neruda's Selected Poems in 1970 both published by Jonathan Cape. Provenance: Frieda Hughes; Clark Heather Red Comet: The Short Life and Blazing Art of Sylvia Plath New York: Knopf 2020 [Third Programme: Future] unknown
1960rif. 345639Third Programme: Future 1960. 16 typescript sheets title and 15 numbered pages of poems printed recto only. Small folio. Held by metal tab in upper left first sheet loose one letter corrected in black ink on p.2 some spotting to first and last sheet; signed on upper right of first sheet "Sylvia Plath Court Green North Tawton Devonshire. 16 typescript sheets title and 15 numbered pages of poems printed recto only. Small folio. In early 1960 they had met the poet W.S. Merwin and his wife Dido who became close to the couple and helped Plath and Hughes find a London Flat. In the spring of 1961 Merwin gave Plath the use of his studio and she began work on the novel that was to become the Bell Jar "working seven days a week from eight to one" and finishing the novel just before moving to Court Green the house in Devon that Plath and Hughes had recently purchased where she wrote the majority of her book Ariel and where Hughes lived in for the rest of his life. The transmission of Merwin's translations of Neruda's poems all from his Residence on Earth 1934-1945 was not aired on the Third Programme until 19 April 1962. Merwin's lively imagistic translations of Neruda would not be published until 1969 in Twenty Love Poems and his version of Neruda's Selected Poems in 1970 both published by Jonathan Cape. Provenance: Frieda Hughes; Clark Heather Red Comet: The Short Life and Blazing Art of Sylvia Plath New York: Knopf 2020 [Third Programme: Future] unknown books
1973rif. 561114Saratoga Springs New York: Skidmore College 1973. Softcover. Very Good. First edition. Perfectbound printed wrappers. Text block edges slightly foxed covers with a touch of toning and foxing very good. Contributions by Peter Sedgwick Arno Karlen Pablo Neruda Oliverio Girondo John Wheatcroft Jean Burden and more. Skidmore College unknown books
1977rif. 339999Andover Massachusetts: Realform Co 1977. Softcover. Near Fine. First edition. Octavo. 197pp. Near fine in lightly rubbed wrappers. Contributors include W.M. Spackman Marilyn Carens Daryl Hine Enrique Huaco Pablo Neruda J.D. O'Hara Raymond Oliver and Ron Slate. Realform Co unknown books
1972rif. 53614Philadelphia: The American Poetry Review 1972. First edition. Very good plus. Scarce first printing of the influential poetry periodical's inaugural issue featuring contributions from David Ignatow Pablo Neruda César Vallejo Joyce Carol Oates Allen Ginsberg and others. 11'' x 7''. Original folded newsprint self-wrappers. With black-and-white illustrations throughout. 48 pages. Some minor edgewear and toning. The American Poetry Review unknown
1972rif. 53614Philadelphia: The American Poetry Review 1972. First edition. Very good plus. Scarce first printing of the influential poetry periodical's inaugural issue featuring contributions from David Ignatow Pablo Neruda César Vallejo Joyce Carol Oates Allen Ginsberg and others. 11'' x 7''. Original folded newsprint self-wrappers. With black-and-white illustrations throughout. 48 pages. Some minor edgewear and toning. The American Poetry Review unknown books
rif. 200709171Buenos aires, Editorial losasa sa , 1976 ; in-8, 54 pp., broché. Segunda edition.
rif. 200709170Buenos aires, Editorial losasa sa, 1974 ; in-8, 110 pp., broché. Primera edition.
rif. 200709172Buenos aires, Editorial losasa sa - biblioteca clasica y contemporanea, 1974 ; in-12, 156 pp., broché, couverture illustr.
1973rif. _202000022S. l. (Paris), Éditions Gallimard, 1973 ; in-8, 152 pp., broché, couverture à rabats. Collection «du Monde entier». Traduit de l'espagnol, par Claude Couffon.
1973rif. _201900946S. l. (Paris), Éditions Gallimard, 1973 ; in-8, 192 pp., broché, couverture à rabats. Collection «du Monde entier». Texte français de Guy Suarès.
rif. 200801623Buenos aires, Edition Losasa biblioteca clasica y contempranea, 1971 ; in-12, 340 pp., broché (papier bruni). Selection y prologo de hernan loyola - tercera edition.
1960rif. 81766Mexico City: Gráfica Horizonte 1960's. First Edition. 6 volumes. Octavo. 21cm volume 6 is slightly taller with a wider margin at the base of the cover. bound in original publisher's buff card wraps illustrated with an abstract design by Jorge Ballester the same illustration is utilised on all 6 covers with variations in color and composition. Ballester would have been 19 or 20 at the time of publication shortly before he went on to form 'Equipo Realidad' with Joan Cardells. 12-14pp per issue. Some sunning or fading to extremities light edgewear a very good clean and attractive collection. An ephemeral bit of book production utilising thin rough grain paper cheap card and some erratic trimming. Internally clean some pages unopened. Issues present include: #2 Miguel Hernandez: "Recoged Esta Voz" #3 Nicolas Guillén: "Buenos Dias Fidel" #4 Pablo Neruda: "No Tenian Mas Armas Que La Aurora." #5 Miguel Angel Asturias: "Bolivar" #6 Paul Eluard: "Libertad" #7 Patricio Lumumba: "Africa Será Libre" Absent from this assemblage is issue #1 "Dos Poemas" by Carlos Pellicer. The title "Ediciones Quinto Regimiento" is a loaded reference to the Madrid based publishing office of the fabled 5th Regiment a communist brigade fighting for the Republic during the Spanish Civil War to legendary effect and is clearly intended as both homage and statement of intent. The institutional footprint for this publication is tiny with a couple of issues having a slight presence on OCLC and an absence of significant holdings. Gráfica Horizonte unknown
1960rif. 81766Mexico City: Gráfica Horizonte 1960's. First Edition. 6 volumes. Octavo. 21cm volume 6 is slightly taller with a wider margin at the base of the cover. bound in original publisher's buff card wraps illustrated with an abstract design by Jorge Ballester the same illustration is utilised on all 6 covers with variations in color and composition. Ballester would have been 19 or 20 at the time of publication shortly before he went on to form 'Equipo Realidad' with Joan Cardells. 12-14pp per issue. Some sunning or fading to extremities light edgewear a very good clean and attractive collection. An ephemeral bit of book production utilising thin rough grain paper cheap card and some erratic trimming. Internally clean some pages unopened. Issues present include: #2 Miguel Hernandez: "Recoged Esta Voz" #3 Nicolas Guillén: "Buenos Dias Fidel" #4 Pablo Neruda: "No Tenian Mas Armas Que La Aurora." #5 Miguel Angel Asturias: "Bolivar" #6 Paul Eluard: "Libertad" #7 Patricio Lumumba: "Africa Será Libre" Absent from this assemblage is issue #1 "Dos Poemas" by Carlos Pellicer. The title "Ediciones Quinto Regimiento" is a loaded reference to the Madrid based publishing office of the fabled 5th Regiment a communist brigade fighting for the Republic during the Spanish Civil War to legendary effect and is clearly intended as both homage and statement of intent. The institutional footprint for this publication is tiny with a couple of issues having a slight presence on OCLC and an absence of significant holdings. Gráfica Horizonte unknown books
rif. 3926529954.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
2004rif. 70599Dallas: DeGolyer Library/Southern Methodist University 2004. First edition. 84 pp. Fine in printed wrappers. Thorough descriptions of 100 items. Dallas: DeGolyer Library/Southern Methodist University, unknown books
rif. 18074P., Gallimard, NRF (Collection "Les Essais"), 1973, in 8° broché, 404pp. ; couverture fanée.
rif. L14899Éditions Hazan, 1991. In-8 br. Texte de Pablo Neruda traduit par René Solis. 38 photographie noir & blanc de S. Larrain. Conception de l’ouvrage Agnès Sire avec la participation de Xavier Barral. E.O.
rif. 201413922Paris, Nrf - poésie/gallimard, 1996 ; in-12, 342 pp., br.
