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    Editorial: London: Calder & Boyards Ltd., 1970

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    Librería: de Beaumont Rares, Midhurst, Reino Unidode Beaumont Rares

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    Condición: Usado - Bueno

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    Softcover. Condición: Very Good. 4 issues; c. 21.5 x 23.5 cm each. Stiff white paper wrappers printed in black or blue. Four issues of Gambit, Nos. 17 (1970), 28 (1976), 36 (1980), and 41 (1984). Of particular interest is the conversation between Bernard Kops and the editor, discussing particularly Kops's difficulties as a career playwright and rediscovery of Judaism (10 years preceding his writing of Ezra). All very good condition.…

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    Editorial: London: ADAM International Review, 1980

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    Librería: de Beaumont Rares, Midhurst, Reino Unidode Beaumont Rares

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    Softcover. Condición: Near Fine. 63pp.; 21 x 14.2 cm. Stiff white paper wraps printed in black. The first appearance of Bernard Kops' play, Ezra, in ADAM (Arts, Drama, Architecture, Music) Nos. 431-433, 1980. With one photocopy of the TLS (6 Nov. 81) laid-in, containing a review "Playing Pound safe" by Paul Driver of the first performance of the play at the New Half Moon Theatre, 1981; and another original newspaper clipping dated 26 March - 1 April 1983 containing a letter, "Freedom of speech," by William Cookson defending Pound's right to broadcast his radio speeches, and referencing Kops: "Bernard Kops's suggestion that Pound's Jewish friends forsook him in the end is a fabrication." Reproduces a photo of Pound on the front-cover. Near fine, just a little age to wraps. …