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réf. 1069611824.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
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réf. 6208168651.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1999réf. 80546Los Angeles California and Portland Oregon: Weezer Fan Club 1999. Complete run of the handcrafted Weezer Fan Club publication along with Weezer Fan Club Address Book which lists the name and address of more than 4000 members and the membership card of Weezer Fan #4339 name withheld. Also accompanied by the Weezer Christmas CD 2000 which features the tracks "The Christmas Song" and "Christmas Celebration". Weezine was the passion project of sisters Mykel and Carli Allan who started the Weezer Fan Club in late 1994 shortly after the release of the band's debut album. The quarterly publications served as a primary source of band news in the mid to late '90s. Issues of the zine consisted of around 16 pages each filled with fan submissions information on B-sides interviews with the band forms for ordering band merch and anything else related to Weezer. Tragically Mykel and Carli Allan along with their younger sister died in a car accident while caravanning between Weezer shows in Denver and Salt Lake City on July 9 1997. Karl Koch Weezer's general assistant and "unofficial fifth member" assumed control of the zine beginning with Issue #11 which was dedicated as a tribute to the sisters. Weezer headlined a tribute concert in Hollywood California on August 15 1997 to help cover the funeral costs and dedicated their third album Weezer Green Album 2001 to the Allan sisters. Production of the Weezine slowed down significantly in the late '90s both due to Koch's other commitments and the lack of news caused by the band's post-Pinkerton 1996 hiatus. The zine along with the fan club as a whole was officially ended by Koch and the band around 2000. All issues are photomechanically reproduced on standard white stock and folded to digest size 5 1/2" x 8 1/2". The first ten issues are bound with staples while the final four are simply folded. Accompanied by two mailing envelopes. Some very faint smudging to a few issues; else near fine. OCLC locates no holdings. Weezer Fan Club unknown
réf. 6208217202.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
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1924réf. 2729Paris: Imprimerie Croutzet et Depost 1924. First edition. Original wrappers. Very Good. FIRST EDITION of Roche's surreal dadaist roman à clef exposing the misogynistic world of the French avant-garde. With annotations likely in Roche's hand. Like too many women artists of the early twentieth century French writer and artist Juliette Roche 1884 - 1980 has been long overshadowed by her male contemporaries. Roche came of age amidst leading artistic and literary salons of early 20th century Paris. She studied at Académie Ranson then considered the absolute best art school in Paris and was an early adopter of Cubism. However she is most closely associated with Dadaism. Despite Dada being a movement of absolute rebellion it harbored the normalized misogyny of the early twentieth century. Roche's most explicit critique of this discrepancy of rebellion vs repression can be found in La Minéralisation de Dudley Craving Mac Adam her groundbreaking novella. Part satire and part Dada nonsense the thinly veiled roman à clef is a prime example of the daring poetic style that Roche developed while living in New York during World War I. Having watched artistic vanguards come and go in Paris' salons and exhibitions Roche observed the New York City hijinks of Francis Picabia French 1879 - 1953 and Marcel Duchamp 1887 - 1968 with a level of detachment that alluded their American peers. She had close access to Picabia perhaps too close: in 1917 he and his wife Gabrielle Buffet-Picabia moved into an apartment directly beneath one Roche shared with her husband Albert Gleizes a French artist and philosopher who helped popularize Cubism on the Upper West Side. While Roche admired Picabia's iconoclasm she was disturbed by the misogyny she saw in works like his manometres where woman as 'la machine' was at best a manipulable object at worst the butt of a private joke. If taking Roche's ambivalence towards and her neighborly proximity to Picabia into consideration the novella could be inspired in part by an age-old story: pure contempt of one's neighbor. The novella is an indirect indictment of certain illicit behaviors Roche found annoying and dangerous. She synthesizes her fellow expatriates' personalities and physical traits to create the decadent Mac'Adam and the men he encounters on the day of his demise. Picabia becomes Mac'Adam. Swiss writer and boxer Arthur Craven 1887 - 1918 lends his name to the protagonist while becoming Lloyd Willow. Juliette Roche herself appears as Juliette Granite a play on words since roche means rock in French. Roche spins the narrative in poetic and surreal fragments at turns absurd and others told in a stream-of-consciousness style. La Minéralisation moves beyond conventional storytelling to allow readers into the minds of her characters through rich interior monologues revealing in each case her estimation of the particular model's idiosyncrasies. Roche seemed to find the antics of the all-male world of the Dadaists to be too limited and they're wickedly satirized among these pages. Written in ink on the first page is "Publié dans 'La Vie des Lettres' en 1921 / New York 1918" and there are a few words written on page 20 in the same hand. It appears to be Roche's handwriting from the few samples we've seen but we can't guarantee it. Paris: Imprimerie Croutzet et Depost 1924. Thin octavo 33pp terminal blank original printed wrappers stapled as issued; custom box. Small tear and split at top of spine; a near-fine extremely well-preserved copy. EXCEEDINGLY RARE: We can find records of no other copies that have been on the market. References: Burke Carolyn "Recollecting Dada: Juliette Roche." Women in Dada: Essays on Sex Gender and Identity edited by Naomi Sawelson-Gorse MIT Press 1998 557. Imprimerie Croutzet et Depost unknown
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1966réf. 1215Gerald Duckworth & Co 1966. 8vo drab green cloth gilt titles 128pp. First edition. Signed by the poet to the front endpaper 'Corrected by the author' with his corrections to several poems. Additionally signed by the painter Duncan Grant beneath his frontispiece portrait of the poet dated 1977. Price-clipped dust jacket with moderate toning to panels. Contents clean binding sharp and square. Collection of verse by the English poet and classicist. A very good copy in mylar. . Gerald Duckworth & Co unknown
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