Weldon kees et al (10 resultados)

First Edition. Plain text wrappers; 8vo. Pp. 519-622. Contributions by Jean-Paul Sartre, John Berryman, Weldon Kees, Clement Greenberg, and others. Some marks and toning on cover, including writing in ink on the back. Soiling on spine. Minor rubbing to corners. Very good.

Wraps. Condición: Good. Wraps. 88 pp. Single issue of this magazine with a modernist feel, featuring many writers associated with that movement. Founded by James Angleton and E. Reed Whittemore. This issue with six drawings by Pablo Picasso to accompany an edition of a work by Guillaume Apollinaire. With "The Broadcast We Almost Heard Last September," by F. Scott Fitzgerald. GOOD condition with minor to moderate browning and fading. Some offsetting along the extremities. Minor soiling. Minor browning to the interior. (Anderson and Kinzie pp 100-110). …

First Edition. Red and orange plain text wrappers. Pages 197-290. Vol. XXXVI, no. 3. A quarterly journal. Important issue for including two unpublished poems by Weldon Kees. Some marks on cover and wear to spine. Rubbed corners; one bent. Clean text and sturdy. About very good.

First Edition. Summer 1951. Wraps; 80 pp. A fine Weldon Kees poem "The Beach In August", ending "One thinks about the human condition. The tide goes in and goes out". Spine toned, soiled, light toning, but very good.

First Edition. Red and orange plain text wrappers. Pages 197-290. Vol. XXXVI, no. 3. A quarterly journal. Important issue for including two unpublished poems by Weldon Kees. Extremely fine copy with little to no wear to cover/spine and like new text. Fine.

First Edition. Yellow wrappers with design based on a painting by Weldon Kees, as stated. 8vo. 221 pp. Includes fiction, non-fiction, and poetry; "The Lost Fiction of Weldon Kees" printed on different paper, pgs. 59-122. Slight rubbing to corners; small bend to back corner. Easily near fine.

Original Wraps. Condición: Near Fine. First Edition. Near fine -- illus. wraps.

Paperback. Three issues, various pagination, poetry, essays, criticism, light soiling to covers else very good paperback literary journals in wraps. Furioso began publishing in 1939. Issue #5 (vol., 2, #1) was published in 1943. The war and a major fire in the offices interrupted publication until 1946 when the publication began anew as a quarterly. These are the first three issues of that new journal.…

First Edition. Single folded sheet of a schedule of activities for CELEBRATE WELDON KEES!!, attractively produced with a Bill Witt photo of the author and printed in two colors. Printed for a celebration held in the town in Nebraska where he grew up on October 7-9, 1988. Among the participants who have signed the schedule are poets Donald Justice and Dana Gioia, who were instrumental in reviving interest in the work of Kees; also, Robert Mezey and numerous others who were involved, including people who had known him in Nebraska. The card is signed by some of the cast and the director. Near fine.…

Condición: Very Good. First Edition. Cincinnati, OH: The Little Man, 1940. First Edition. Three small octavos; illustrated stapled wraps; black and white head and tail illustrations in Hutton Street. Housed in original illustrated The Little Man envelope. Subscription notice and form tipped into Little Alvin. Chapbooks lightly rubbed and toned; bindings sound and pages unmarked. Envelope shows heavy wear and chipping, amateur tape repair. Very Good in a Good only envelope. Hutton Street signed by editor Robert Lowry The Little Man Press was founded in the late 1930s by Lowry and seems to have flourished until he was drafted in 1942. A sharp production; issues of The Little Man's flagship journal publication rather scarce in retail. Signed.…