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1963230525-MB60<p>Harcourt Brace and World 1963. Very Good Hardcover with Very Good dustjacket . First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good.</p> Harcourt, Brace and World hardcover
197254449Garden City: Doubleday and Co. 1972. first edition. Paperback. Good . 6 x 8 in. Black paper wraps. Condition is GOOD ; covers clean but with some indents and rubbing front upper right corner has small surface loss edges have light wear. Binding tight. Text spotless. Poetry. RGR. Doubleday and Co. paperback
6m5115Um 1860. original Lithographie unter Passepartout Bildgröße ca: 24:165 cm Blattgröße: 35:28 cm. - Unter den Versen: Als schweigend ich die rothe Rose In deine weisse Hand gelegt/ Cypressen stehn und trauern; Das Leben ward zu Staub. Es fielen längst die Mauern Vergänglichkeit zum Raub/ Weilchen unter Gras versteckt Wie mit Hoffnung zugedeckt; Veilchen freue dich mit mir! Sonne kommt ja auch zu dir/ u.a. - unknown
195854278New York: Harcourt Brace and Co. 1958. second printing. Hardcover. Very good/good . 6 x 9 in. Black cloth spine with brown paper boards. B.12.58 on the copyright pg making it a second printing. Condition is VERY GOOD ; covers very clean mild bumpng to spine ends very minor wear to corners. Binding tight. Ffep has a bump with a trace of a mark from a paper clip text is clean and unmarked. DJ is GOOD ; not clipped $4.00 very clean upper edg has a few small closed tears one with some creasing at front a little loss to upper corners small open tear at rear of spine head. In a mylar wrapper. Poet. RGR. Harcourt Brace and Co. hardcover
1935058714Moskvba / Moscow: . - Moskva 1935 / Khudozestvennayah. Literatura 1935. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good. 86 Pp. Brown Boards. First Edition; Very Scarce Only Three Institutional Holdings Identified By Worldcat Including Harvard And Israel. Per The Free Dictionary By Farlex Gofshtein 1889; Executed July 12 1952 Was A Soviet Jewish Poet. Member Of The Cpsu From 1940. Born In Korostyshev Into An Office Worker'S Family. Gofshtein Studied In St. Petersburg And Kiev. He Began To Publish In 1917. Gofshtein Counterposed The New Motifs Of Rural Life And The Joy Of Labor To Bourgeois And Nationalist Jewish Poetry. Gofshtein'S Lyric Landscapes Are Distinguished By Their Picturesque Play Of Colors And Classically Perfected Form The Collection By The Roads 1919. The Tempo Of Life In A Large City Is Captured In The Cycle City 1919. After The October Revolution Gofshtein Wrote About The Greatness Of Popular Revolution And Exposed Its Enemies The Poems "Procession" "October" "On The Edge Of The Sword" "You Ask Quiet Brother". The Appearance Of The Collection Lyrics 1923 Was A Significant Event In Soviet Jewish Literature. The Poet Responded To The Events Of Soviet Reality And Wrote About The Struggle Of Workers In Capitalist Countries In The Bright Ruins 1927; Selected Works 1937; Selected Works 1948. Gofshtein'S Realistic Verse Is Characterized By Energetic Rhythm And Rich Assonances. Per Prabook He Was Arrested After World War Ii During The Anti-Semitic Campaign With A Group Of Jewish Writers Kvitko Bergelson And Others. All Were Shot On Stalin'S Orders. According To Soviet Official Sources Died 12 July 1952 But According To Close Friends Living Israel The Whole Group Was Shot On One Day In 12 August 1952. Witnesses Have Stated That Compilers Of The Great Soviet Encyclopaedia Have Been Officially Given Instructions To Alter The Dates Of Death So That Days Of Mass Executions Do Not Become Too Conspicuous. He Was Posthumously Rehabilitated. <br/> <br/> ?????. ???-??, Moskva, 1935 / Khudozestvennayah. Literatura, hardcover
19220351801- . Ekaterinoslav 1922. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Near Fine. 16 Pp. Light Brown Wrappers Printed In Black. Near Fine. Previous Owner's Inscription On Title Page No Other Marks. Rare. Per Science Fiction As Protest Art Part Ii Dystopias Of Domination In Wordpress September 21 2021 "In A Similar Vein Alexander Belyaev'S Battle In The Ether 1927 And A. R. Palei'S Gulfstream 1928 Anticipate Workers In The Usa Being 'Made Into Robots Of The Taylor System.' In Palei'S Vision Proletarians Are Subjected To 'Extreme Specialisation Of Labour Mind-Blunting Routine Regimented Family And Homelife Mandatory Tv And A Gradual Reduction Of Human Speech.'10 In This Light Speculatively We Can Say That These Titles May Have Influenced The Creative Process For Ray Bradbury'S Fahrenheit 451 1953. <br/> <br/> 1-? ???. ????, Ekaterinoslav paperback
198014951Sackville N.B.: Harrier Editions 1980. Book. Near Fine. Soft cover. Signed by Authors. First Edition Limited. Fine but for lightly sunned spine and insignificant traces of use. An obviously unread copy with no spine creasing. One of only 200 copies. Signed on the title page Scarce. Harrier Editions Paperback
009936London: Selwyn & Blount Ltd. Book. Very Good. Soft cover. Limited Edition. 5" x 3 3/4". No date 1924 One of 100 copies printed. Very Good small chip front wrapper at top corner wrappers uniformly browned. Red string-tied wrappers 4 pages 1 unnumbered leaf of plates : color illustrations. Decorations by Alec Buckels. Selwyn & Blount Ltd. Paperback
199844606Westport & London: Greenwood Press 1998. First edition. 230 pp w/indexes. Some light spotting along top edge else near fine in full green cloth with gold stamping to spine and cover. No dust jacket as issued. Anthologies works by individual authors and a cross reference guide matching jazz musician/composer to poet. Westport & London: Greenwood Press hardcover
1949107815Waterville ME: Colby College Press 1949 Book. Very Good. Hardcover. SIGNED BY BOTH AUTHORS. First Edition. SIGNED by both AUTHORS on the last page of the introduction. 105 page bibliography of Jewett's writings. Limited edition of 300 copies. Brief inked note inside front cover. Colby College Press hardcover
1120GBKQ8IVHardcover. Very Good. SIGNED and inscribed by author on front fly. Very good crimson cloth hardcover in VG color pictorial dustjacket. 1988 first edition. No reader's marks. Fab. color illus. and inserts throughout including a lovely E. Pound broadside. hardcover
1852130702-D01New York: George P Putnam 1852. 1852 hardcover three quarter leather binding strong hinges tight. Leather Binding. Very Good/No Dust Cover. George P Putnam Hardcover
19167764NY: Vassar Miscellany Monthly 1916. First Edition . Hardcover. Good. 1st g in original grey boards with white cloth spine no dj. Book shaken but not broken; paper chipped frtom front board. No writing inside; many pp. unopened. Includes supposed 1st appearance of Edna St. Vincent Millay in a book 2 poems and many other fine writers. P. 130 of Millay's poem 'The Suicide' contains an error; 'fcultily' for 'faultily'. 173 pp. <br/> <br/> Vassar Miscellany Monthly hardcover
1943List3433Reading Vermont 1943. 156 pp with approximately 207 poems plus a 1934 rejection letter from Perry Mason & Co. Spine broken cover nearly detached and pages coming detached; some toning and wear to edges of pages with smell. Overall very good minus. A book of poems by Vermonter Mary S. Fay likely 1875–1968. Fay’s topics include friends’ special events; current events such as “Titanic†May 15 1912 and “America We Are Ready†1915 presumably concerning World War I; nature themes and seasonal poems; and especially nostalgic and sometimes defensive poems about Vermont including “Strike Not The Land That Shelters†which was “Written on learning slurs cast in Vermont by alliens who come to Vermont to resideâ€.<br /> <br /> However Fay sometimes took up expressly political causes in her poetry. For instance in April 1911 she penned “Equal Rights Proclaimingâ€:<br /> <br /> “Sister Woman look ahead / For there dawns the gladsome time / When thy queen Equal rights treads / O’er the land with light sublime: / O raise your voice on high / Loudly in sweet acclaim / ‘Till they reach yonder sky / And there the rights proclaim. . Sister Woman of today / Thou have striven long and well / Thou’ve waited in twilight grief / For the ring of Freedoms bell. / Though at times all seem’d as lost / Thou upheld thy banner height; / And you counted not the cost / But press’d onward thru’ the night.â€<br /> <br /> In March 1915 she took up the topic again in a poem titled “Enfranchisementâ€:<br /> <br /> “Fled the years of servile shame! / Woman ‘tis this hour at last / Honor thy glorious name / Spread thy banner to the blast. / Brave my sisters in thy might / Steadfast yet and valiant be; / On thy noble standard write / Equality law and liberty. . Enfranchisement thus we vow / Shall be ours ere we abate / Our strife which thru and thru / Of our life’s blood we consecrate / Upon the altar upon the shield / Equality for all eternity; / Shall be ours at home afield:- / Equality law and liberty.â€<br /> <br /> Despite the efforts of groups such as the Vermont Equal Suffrage Association formed in the early 1880s Vermont women did not get the right to vote until the rest of the country did ratifying the Nineteenth Amendment in 1921.<br /> <br /> She also writes an intriguing more general protest poem seemingly for labor rights titled “Justice Where†August 1911:<br /> <br /> “Tho labor’s toils in day by day / Beneath the heat and the cold; / While the oppresser sits in grandest state / With a mere pittance to pay / To keep hunger from the fold / And in false pride his tyranny relate. / Awake all ye toilers / Drive at the oppresor bold! / Unfurl thy glorious standard of Right / O’er many a dear home fold / And thus ever protect it with thy might.â€<br /> <br /> Another of Fay’s causes was temperance; in 1914 she wrote “A Temperance Boy†dedicated to “six year old Clark A. Ritchieâ€:<br /> <br /> “A little temperance boy am I / And proudly its banner I will fly. / Pure cold water is what I drink / And its the best of all I think. / A big promise don’t expect of me / for I’m only a little boy you see.â€<br /> She objects to smoking as well writing in “Why is it†1932 that “I must relate / smoking I hate. / ‘Be a sport girls’ / That is the cry / If in the whirl / They are a bit shy.â€<br /> <br /> Overall a charming document of a woman’s progressive politics expressed in verse. unknown
1950165484London: Greywalls Press 1950. SIGNED AND DEDICATED by Author on FEP dated 1951 DJ is mylar protected. Light shelfwear. Internally clean tight and bright. And Dedicated By Author. hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Greywalls Press Hardcover
11174HUTCHINSON. LONDON. 1934. FIRST TRADE EDITION VERY GOOD IN BROWN CLOTH GILT EMBOSSED TITLE ON SPINE AND FRONT BOARD. 16 PLATES ILLUSTRATED BY H.M. BROCK. HUTCHINSON. LONDON. 1934 hardcover
197988132Ottawa Canada: Oberon Press 1979. Second Printing softcover. Quarto 29.5cm; pictorial brown paper wrappers; n.p.; black-and-white illustrations throughout. Modest rubbing to front wrapper and extremities; Very Good. Collection of verse with contributions by Victor Coleman Earle Birney P.K. Page Al Purdy and more. 88132. Oberon Press unknown
1975mon0003161418The Poetry Society of Texas 1975T. paperback. Good. . The Poetry Society of Texas paperback
19284233Basil Blackwell 1928. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Used - Good. Spine binding and cover all fine; boards show thumbwear but otherwise fine. Contents clean endpapers very mildly tanned. No inscription but small pencil note on inside cover. Unpaginated Basil Blackwell hardcover
1973035190New York: Doubleday 1973. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Near Fine/Very Good. 143 Pp. Blue Cloth. Stated "First Edition". Inscribed By The Author At Length To "Dear Friends" Bruce And Art Signed As Bill Dated April 1973 In New York City And Additionally Signed At Bottom As "William Goyen". Near Fine In Very Good Dj Lightly Used Spine Very Slightly Faded Wear At Corners With Tiny Losses. <br/> <br/> Doubleday hardcover
1973035189New York: Doubleday 1973. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Fine/Near Fine. 143 Pp. Blue Cloth. Stated "First Edition". Inscribed By The Author "For My Beloved Ann Who Helped Me Day By Day With The Creation Of This Little Book And Who Has Been So Close To Me In Many Creations And Destructions. Love And Gratitude And Richest Blessings. Bill New York City April 1973". The Author's 1974 Book "Come The Restorer" Was Dedicated To His Wife Doris Roberts And "In Memory Of Ann". Fine In A Near Fine Dj No Price Clipped With Newspaper Review Of The Book Laid In Loosely. <br/> <br/> Doubleday hardcover
1949003879Sauk City WI: Stanton & Lee 1949 First printing of the first edition. Light toning to endpaper else book in fine condition; dust jacket with light shelf wear and a hint of toning to spine else fine. Stanton & Lee hardcover
1992064617Collectors Reprints 1992. Facsimile reprints of two of Frost's early works. Crisp fine books in full blue cloth bindings. Mountain Interval has original brown dust jacket and a copy of The Road Not Taken laid in. A Boy's Will has original glassine wrap. 63 99pp. Both come in a printed tan set wrapper. Published by Collectors Reprints for The Library of American Poets in a print run of 2500 copies. A lovely scarce collectible set. In original publisher's cardboard box. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. 12mo - over 6" - 8" Tall. Collectors Reprints Hardcover
196714507Toronto: Ryerson Press 1967. Book. Fine. Hardcover. Second Printing. Fine copy in jacket with minor wear to extremities and a tiny scrape on front panel. Signed on the half title page. Ryerson Press Hardcover
1904047407New York: Thomas Y. Crowell / Merrymount Press 1904. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Near Fine. Frontispiece. 76 Pp. Green Cloth Stamped In Gilt And White. First Printing With "Published September 1904" On Copyright Page. Near Fine Clean Gilt Brilliant No Marks Foxing Spots To Endpapers. <br/> <br/> Thomas Y. Crowell / Merrymount Press hardcover
