Search Results: Poetry from Pellbooks

Fort Lauderdale, Florida, U.S.A.: Fort Lauderdale, FL, U.S.A.: Exposition-Phoenix Press, Incorporated, 1978, 1978. Hard Cover. Fine/Very Good. Stated First Edition. Signed by Author. ISBN:0682491020. SIGNED & DATED by the Author on the Title Page. A lovely poetic voice from Ireland.. Signed by Author. Fine/Very Good.

NY: Ateneo Puertorriqueno De Nueva York, 1964 Soft Cover. Near Fine First Edition. In Spanish. One of a special printing of only 25 copies on October 12, 1964. "En papel hilo," silk-thread -paper. 2 small discard stamps on inside covers, ink "X" on spine, otherwise fine.. First Edition. Near Fine.

Indianapolis: The Bowen-Merrill, 1901. NF except for some slight sunning to the rear cover edges. Shiny gold/red/black illustrations tamped onto olice color cloth HC with bright and shiny gilt lettering. Tissue guarded frontis and illustra ted with many lovely drwings by Will Vawter. Prin ted on extra-heavy glossy stock.. Near Fine.

Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1969. Complete set in two large oversized gray cloth Hardcover columes. . 630+ [ii], 631-1257 pp. Approximately 23,000 entries. These large volumes, based on work carried out over some 35 years, include references to about 23,000 poems from manuscripts in the Bodleian Library, identified by their first and last lines. Short bibliographical and historical notes are aded to most entries. There are supplementary indexes of authors, of persons who are the subjects of poems, of authors of the originals of translated poems, and of composers of musical settings. In Near Fine condition. Extra-shipping will be required.. Near Fine/No Dj.

Librairie Fonteneau, Poitiers (France) 1959.. Boards with pictorial cover in a plastic protective (removable) cover. VG.. POETRY. Catalogs: POETRY.

London: William Heinemann, 1906, 1906. Hardbound. Very Good +/No Jacket. Second Impression. Grey paper over boards, with maroon cloth spine, with gold lettering on spine. Tissue-protected frontis portrait of Author, reproduced from a drawi ng by J.B. Yeats. Introduction by Arthur Symons. Contains - 12 "Folk Songs"; 6 "Songs for Music"; and 22 "Poems." 98 pages; PO's private book plate on inside cover, PO's name in ink and inscription "X MAS, 1906" on ffep. Previous owner has written a list of "Studies of Contemporary Poets" in pencil on inisde back cover. Rough-cut pages. Extremely rare early hard-cover issue of Naidu's seminal work.. Second Impression. Very Good/No Dj.

NY, Mitchell Kennerley, 1914 Near Fine .12mo green HC with gilt lettering.Photographic eps. Poems for every season from Mathew Arnold to W.B.Yeats, Shelley, Lord Byron, Keats, Tennyson , Walt Whitman and everyone else in between. 397pp.. Near Fine.

Boston: Boston, Houghton Mifflin, 1907, 1st.thus, 1907. A lovely copy in green cloth with a full-page color paper illustration pasted onto the cover and gilt lettering on spine that looks bright and shiny. With illustrations by Arthur I. Keller and line dr awings by Florence W. Swan. With 12 full-color ti ssue-guarded illustrations This is the centennial edition of the birth of Henry W. Longfellow. The illustrations in this volume have the historical Cr aigie House in Cambridge for their background- the house where the poem was written. The artist vis ited the house and made his drawings from the very room in which Longfellow hung his own crane in 18 43. Slight foxing to the eps and and an attractive exlibris pasted onto fep. Overall NF.. Near Fine.

Garden City, NY, Doubleday, 1929, published for the Crime Club. First Edition. Orange cloth, thin 8v0. Soiling to cover, no dj. Inside VG+.

Los Angeles: Black Sparrow Press, 1975. In illustrated white wrappers. Printed in February 1975 in Santa Barbara and Ann Arbor for the Black Sparrow Press. 111 pages. Charles Reznikoff's Holocaust is one of the few poems on the Holocaust that calls Adorno's famous quotation into doubt. This book is composed solely of Holocaust survivor testimony distilled from twenty-six volumes of documentation of the Eichmann and Nuremberg trials. Using transcriptions from the court proceedings, the entire poem is devoid of metaphorical language and the rhetorical framework of interpretation. As in court testimony, there are no conclusions, no judgments that would preclude the hearing: More than twenty years after his death, Reznikoff's poetry continues to be dismissed by poets outside the mainstream as "prose narrative" and by the mainstream as nonexistent. Few readers of poetry have ever heard of Reznikoff, despite that his poetry is perhaps the most direct and available of all the American… Read More

New York: Kulchur Foundation, 1974. In large black and white softcover. filled with excellent examples of visual poetry , The book can be red from both sides. SIGNED AND INSCRIBED BY KOSTELANETZ.. First Edition. Near Fine.

Privately printed, 1925, 1925. 1/485 copies. F in charcoal paper over bds with beige textile spine and paper label pasted on spine. In orognal glassine wrapper.. Limited. Fine.

Cleveland: Cleveland, OH: Korner & Wood Company, 1931, 1931. Near Fine/No Jacket. Privately Published. In tan cloth hardbound, with lighter tan spine and paste-on label on front cover. Memorial printed on the occasion of the death of poet, Thwing. Contents incl ude, Personal Rcord, Funeral Service, Editorial from "The Congregationalist," a selection of Poems, and an assortment of eulogies and statements of appreciation.. Near Fine.

Indonesia: Diterbitkhan Oleh Mangap Studio, 1985 First Edition. Fine in black clossy softcover with facsimile pages of handwritten poetry in script. This poetry collection was published on the occsion of Rendra's poetry reading on 9-10 December 1985 at Graha Bhakti Budaya, Taman Ismail Marzuki, Jakarta. This was the first time in 6 years that Rendra was able to appear as solo performer before his public after having been banned by the Indonesian government after some readings in 1979. The eleven poems in this book were personally selected by Rendra. With a black and white photograph of Rendra and a biography written in Indonesian on the last page..

Fair Lawn, NJ: Fair Lawn, NJ: Publication Arts, 1979, 1979. Soft Cover. As New/No Jacket. First Edition.. Signed by Author. First Edition.

Buffalo, NY: Otto Ulbrich, Co. ; Buffalo, NY; 1911, 1911. NF/ - . Pictorial boards, with green backgropund and gold, gilt lettering. Paste-on cover illustration of men in a horse-drawn carriage. Gorgeous tissue-protected color frontis + several full-page ill ustrations throughout by LESTER J. AMBROSE. Home spun poetry in a lovely, near-perfect book. TEG, rough-cut pages (some unopened). Near Fine.

Ottawa, ON, Canada: Borealis Press, Limited, 1980. There's both fire and fight in Mona Adilman's poems - well evident in this hard-to-find colection Ex-library, otherwise excellent.. STATED FIRST EDITION. Soft Cover. Very Good.

New York: The Greystone Press, 1951, 1951. Very Good. In marbled paper boards with green cloth spine and green/gilt title label set in the front cover. 112 pages, book measures 3.5 X 5.5. inches, some wear to the edges of the boards else clean and bright.. Very Good.

Winnipeg (CA): The WM Mclellan Printers Ltd. Slim and attractive collection of poetry by the oldest active member of the Manitoba Institute in Canada. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR. With a 2-page biography including photo of the author from a newspaper clipping taped onto the front inside cover.. Signed by Author. First Edition. Very Good.

Prairie City, IL: The Decker Press, 1948. In red cloth hardcover with thick, edge-worn paper dustjacket. A collection of poems. 77 pages, SIGNED AND INSCRIBED BY THE AUTHOR ("JEWELS BEHIND THE BARN, GEORGE ANTHONY).. Near Fine/Very Good.