Authors starting with L from Yellow House Books

The Poetry/Rare Book Collection, SUNY Buffalo, 1989. First edition in wraps, uncollected and unpublished poems going back to the fifties, unearthed from the archives collected by the State University of New York at Buffalo. Includes an introduction by the editor, Michael Basinski, as well as photographs from the author's life and reproductions of manuscript pages. Near Fine (tiny chip at top of spine) in blue wraps with reproduction of Gauguin's "The Yellow Christ" on cover. ... more information

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Zweitausendeins, Frankfurt Am Main, 1979. The uncorrected German proofs of Lorant's last opus, which presents the history of Hitler's Third Reich from its beginnings in Bismarck's reign. Lorant wrote the German text as well as the English, and was also responsible for the layout of the photographs which do so much to tell the story. The proof sheets have been bound in black cloth with the title stamped in gold on the spine and cover. The title page has a handwritten notation by Lorant: "Uncorrecte... more information

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Macmillan, NY, 1967. First printing, quarto, 307 pp. VG in a VG dust jacket (a few tiny checkmarks in book; price clipped on dj). This copy is INSCRIBED on the front endpaper: "To Walter, in appreciation of his help and support." The author's previous books include "Love and Orgasm"; this title continues his thesis that bodily pleasure is the root of well-being. Although it has been reprinted in paperback a number of times since 1967, the original hardcover edition has become scarc... more information

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Canterbury Publishing Co., Canterbury CT, 1971. First edition, folio bound in green illustrated wraps. Ostensibly a catalogue for Kenneth Lynch & Sons of Wilton, CT, the volume features hundreds of photographs and designs for park, garden and waiting benches. Many imaginative approaches, and some colorful writing by Lynch, who apparently views the manufacture of benches as an art. Included is a 1974 Addendum, actually a 16-page booklet in stapled wraps, which contains "new illustrations, errata... more information

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