Littérature américaine

75581 — V.p.: V.p. The Keepsakes by Foolscap Press were all issued for April Fools. Foolscap Press is located in the small coastal community of Santa Cruz along the central coast of California not far over the hills from San Francisco. The printing facility bindery and their home surround a kitchen garden in the summer and bird sanctuary in the winter. The pressroom is set up with two platen presses two proof presses and an assortment of other letterpress equipment. Books are printed from either lead type or from work generated from the computer and made into photopolymer plates then mounted for letterpress printing. They publish their own original first editions or texts and produce work for other publishers and fine presses as well. Peggy and Larry work as a creative team collaborating on all aspects of book production from conception through marketing." Nawakum. Titles are; The Spring Haiku of Tobu Sho 1999. A Letter to Isabelle Rimbaud 2000. General Dwight D. Eisenhower's Golf Caddie 2001. Shakespeare: Motions & the Man: Essays by Henryk Moosekowski 2003. Gaillard Durfort: An Ordinary Frenchman's Ride Up & Down History related by Laurent Durfort 2004. Tayler's Ho a Snaile! A Crye for Haelp 2005. My Private Library: Confessions of a Collector by Basil Roan Quagga 2006. On the Labeling of Paintings: A Guide for the Art School Impaired 2007. B. Traven: An Interview with Himself 2008. A Foundational Literature Experience for a Young Person 2010. Calliope vs. Thamyris et al. 2011. The Diaries of a Damp Stone 2012. Hoarder's Manual No. 77 2013. New Foolszit Roman: Finally a typeface for the rest of us 2014. Harry Paget Flashman: Dawn of a Dastardly Hero 2015. A Truer History of Doctor Dolittle 2016. Murder by the Book 2018.Fielding Dawson was a Beat-era novelist and short story writer. Influenced by Kerouac he wrote often in a stream-of consciousness manner. He was also an artist of some note. The Fielding Dawson titles are as follows; Titles are as follows;Krazy Kat and 76 More. Collected Stories 1950-1976. SB; 1982. One of 250 hardbound copies signed and numbered by the author. Original mylar. Fine.Tiger Lilies; An American Childhood. Durham: Duke University Press 1984. First edition. Cloth in perfect dust jacket. Signed by Dawson on the title page. The sole exclusion form the Black Sparrow line up.Virginia Dare; Stories 1978-1981. SB: 1985. One of 200 hardback copies signed and numbered by the author Original mylar.Will She Understand New Short Stories. Collages by the Author. SB; 1988. One of 150 hardback copies signed and numbered by the author. Original mylar.The Trick; New Stories. Photos and Collages by the Author. Santa Rosa: 1991. One of 125 hardback copies signed and numbered by the author. Original mylar.The Orange in the Orange. A Novella and Two Stories. Santa Rosa; 1995. One of 100 harback copies signed and numbered by the author.Plus Dawson's trilogy published by Black Sparrow Press in Santa Barbara in the 1970s. All are first editions and all are in wrappers; One Penny Lane; Two Penny Lane Three Penny Lane.All are first editions. All are octavos. Publisher's cloth with dust jackets but for the his very first title I Smell Esther Williams which was issued in wrappers. All are signed by the author but for Toohtprints and Tetherballs. All are in lovely condition.Mark Leyner is an American postmodernist author. Leyner has also worked as a columnist for Esquire and George magazines and as a writer for the MTV program Liquid Television. He also co-wrote and voiced a short-lived series of audio fiction called Wiretap. Titles are; I Smell Esther Williams; My Cousin My Gastroenterologist 2 copies in wrappers; TetherBalls of Bougainville; Tooth Imprints on a Corn Dog; Et Tu Babe. V.p. hardcover