Bits. by ABLEMAN, Paul - 1969.

GB: Latimer Press, 1969. Inside of covers are a bit spotted.. Paperback. VG-.

Latimer Press,, 1969. First UK edition. Printed Wrapper. Very Good/no DJ. Experiments in prose". 4to. 42 pages. One of edition of 750 in laminated soft covers. Slight sunning and soiling of back.

Latimer Press, 1969. First Edition Limited to 1000 copies of which 200 copies are cloth.. Limited. Cloth. Very Good/Very Good.

Latimer Press, London., 1969. First edition. Royal octavo. 45 pages. ''Experiments in prose'' (from the blurb). One of 200 hardbound copies. Orange cloth decorated in gilt. Fine in very good, slightly nicked and creased dustwrapper a bit darkened at the spine and edges.

[London] Latimer Press, 1969., 1969. First edition. Small 4to. 8 pages of illustrations. Title page printed in brown and black. Original brown cloth stamped in gilt. Very good-fine. #14/50 numbered copies signed by Ableman on the limitation page. Printed on Glastonbury laid paper.. Signed by Author(s). F. Hardcover.

London: Latimer Press, 1969. 45pp. Original publisher's orange buckram lettered and stamped in gilt, with the corresponding decorative dustwrapper. Wrapper toned, with some smoke damage and marking, with minor tearing. Boards bright and sharp with a small snag to buckram of rear board. Whilst the book holds the odour of smoke, it is internally bright and clean, inscribed 'For The Good Lady Olwyn devotedly Paul'. From the estate of Olwyn Hughes, recently dispersed. Paul Ableman (1927-2006) was an English playwright, poet, and novelist. Olwyn Hughes (1928-2016) was a translator, agent and literary executor who had worked in Paris for NATO, Martonplay, and King Peter II of Yugoslavia, among others. After the death of her sister-in-law Sylvia Plath, she returned to England to assist her brother, Ted Hughes, raise his young children, though also took over the management of both his career and Plath's literary estate. While she did have some other clients as a literary agent, including Jean… Read More