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Paris: P.O.L, 1988. First printing. Paperback. Very Good. (71) pp. 8vo, sewn in wrappers. Warmly inscribed by Fourcade to the poet Douglas Oliver (a longtime resident of Paris, and frequent reviewer), with Oliver's marginal notes in pencil on two pages. A green paper bookmark, with quotations printed on both sides, and embossed "D.F.", is folded between the two marked pages. A nice association. A touch of age toning to edges, otherwise a very good, tight copy.
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by Creeley, Robert and Martha Visser't Hooft (illustration)
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Buffalo, NY: University Libraries, SUNY, 1987. First Edition. Folded broadside. Single folded sheet. 8vo. Color plate. (Christmas Broadside, Second Series, Number Nine). Lightly handled and worn at edges with small nick at heel.
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