Nathaniel tarn contributors (12 résultats)

Soft cover. Etat : Near Fine. First Edition. Near fine in original wrappers.

Soft cover. Etat : Near Fine. First Edition. Near fine in wrappers.

Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. 52pp + 4pp card covers. The twenty-fifth issue of Ambit - a quarterly collection of poetry, short stories and Reviews. This issue contains twenty-five poems. Includes an article by Nathaniel Tarn on the Prague Poetry Scene. Blue titling on black and white covers. Staple bound. Shelf wear to top of spine and also to fore edge of rear cover. Otherwise in VG condition with clean inside pages. The magazine is printed by The Lavenham Press Ltd., Suffolk. Carol Annand; Heinke Jenkins (illustrateur).…

First Edition. Softcover. Oblong octavo (21.5cm x 28cm); stapeld gray paper wrappers with paper title label to front cover; unpaginated. Trace shelf-soil, with title label beginning to lift; Very Good. Collection of verse includes contributions by Denis Goacher, Barry Goldensohn, and Frank Samperi. [88780]. …

First Edition. Softcover. Quarto (28cm); stapled beige paper wrappers; 44pp; black-and-white photographic halftones and illustrations. Trace shelf-soil to rear wrapper, else Near Fine. Published twice a year, this issue includes poetry by Paul Metcalf, Alice Witter, and Paul Hoover. [88781].

Broadside. First Edition. Broadsides of varying sizes, housed in illustrated blue folder with inside pocket. Limitation sheet, introductory notes by Edward Lucie-Smith, and brief biographies of contribtors are on separate sheets. First edition (first printing). Limited edition, #202/375 copies. Contents are near fine. The Macbeth and Porter broadsides are slightly toned from adjacent broadsides. The Tarn broadside is tanned at edges. Folder with slight surface scuffs. …

First Edition. Limited Edition of 325 copies, of which this is no.10. Folio (50.5cm) light brown paper folder, with 13 loose broadsheets, an illustrated list of contributors, and a biographical sheet on contributors (of varying colors and sizes) all laid in. Typography by Alan Brillant. This copy belongs to contributor Nathaniel Tarn, and in addition to all 10 inserts present as called, Tarn has also laid in a printed slip for The Little Square Review, the title page of Muriel Rukeyser's "The Outer Banks" (with inked price) as published for Unicorn Press, an illustrated slip for Erich Kahler's "The Rallying Idea" with an announcement as published for Unicorn Press, and Michael McClure's large broadside (44cm x 25.5cm) of "Berkeley Song" as printed by Wesley B. Tanner (1988). Folder's paper title label listing contributors no longer pasted to front wrapper, but is present and laid in. Light shelf-wear and creases to corners of folder, with trace soil to covers; Very Good. Broadsides all in Near Fine condition. Contents include: Thomas Merton's (illustrated) "A Carol", John Haines's (illustrated by Janeen Vanden Berg) "The Dance", Wolfgang Roth's (illustrated) "The first look through the window.", Robert Bly's letter to Roger L. Stevens, Lesson Guillevic's "Blood is a complicated liquid." as translated by Teo Savory, Nathaniel Tarn's "The Laurel Tree", Eugen Gomringer's "die konstellationen / les constellations / the constellations" as translated by Jerome Rothenberg, Boris Pasternak's "Poem" as translated by George L. Kline, Jaime Sabines's "Does Poemas / Two Poems" as translated by Ellinor Randall, and Lenore Marshall's (illustrated by Janeen Vanden Berg) "Blackout of the Dream". Cover engravings by Jeffrey Sorenson, and printed by Noel Young. [87720].…

First Edition. Limited Edition of 375 numbered copies, of which this is no.366, published by Alan Brillant and Teo Savory. Folio (50.5cm) blue paper folder, with 12 loose broadsheets, a numbered limitation slip, and biographical sheet on contributors (of varying colors and sizes) all laid in. This copy belongs to contributor Nathaniel Tarn, and in addition to all 10 inserts as called, Tarn has also laid in his poem "Miscellanea No. 4 Poem Two", with illustrations by Steve Wheatley (of which it is no. 80 of 200 copies), as published for Caligulia Books (1975), and one large broadsheet of Tarn's "For Buffy Saine-Marie" (49cm x 32cm), as published for Unicorn Boradsheet Series II No. 2 (1971) with linoleum blocks by Abbie Reitz. Light creases and shelf-wear to folder; Very Good. Broadsheets have occasional creases to corners, else Very Good+. Contents include: an introduction by Edward Lucie-Smith, Charles Tomlinson's illustrated "Oppositions: debate with Mallarmé for Octavio Paz", Ted Hughes's "Through the pubs are shut, the free drinks.", Adrian Henri's "Winter Poem", George Macbeth's "The Snow Leopard", Peter Porter's "Diana And Actaeon", Brian Patten's "Portrait of a Young Girl Raped at a Suburban Party", Peter Redgrove's "Lover Hating Lover", Nathaniel Tarn's "Concert", Lee Harwood's "The Monastery", and Edward Lucie-Smith's "Touching". [87717].…

First Edition. Cloth issue of no. 1, softcover issue of no. 2, cloth issue of no. 2, and cloth issue of no. 3/4, with signed illustration by Pierre Jorris (23 of 26) and publisher's pictorial subscription form laid in no. 1. Four Octavos (25.5cm); no. 1 has blue cloth-covered boards with paper title label on front cover; no. 2 has white paper wrappers; no. 2 and no. 3/4 have red cloth-covered boards; dustjackets; 311pp; 345pp; 345pp; 415pp; colorful and black-and-white illustrations. Cloth-issue of no. 2 has pictorial bookplate of contributor and noted anthropologist Nathaniel Tarn (1928-2024) to front pastedown. While other issues not explicitly marked as such, these are all from the library of Tarn, with his pencilled marking to table of contents in no. 1. All four issues have light shelf-wear and -soil, with trace foxing to edges of textblock of no. 1, and light scratches to final page of softcover no. 2; overall Very Good. Dustwrappers of no. 1 and softcover no. 2, both unclipped, with trivial surface wear; overall Very Good+. Dustwrapper of no. 3/4 has light wear to spine ends; Very Good. Contributions by Michael Palmer, Charles Olson, Pierre Joris, Anne Waldman, Rainer Maria Rilke, and many more. [89263]. Signed.…

First Edition. Deluxe Issue, one of 50 copies specially bound and signed by all contributing authors. Octavo (23.5cm); lime green cloth, with title label mounted at center of front cover; publisher's original acetate dustjacket. Hint of dustiness to upper board edges and upper edge of textblock, else clean throughout; very Near Fine in a rubbed and cloudy VG+ dustjacket. Volume containing separate issues of Sparrow 25-36, trimmed and bound together without separate title page. Contains Bukowski's Africa, Paris, Greece (Sparrow 30). Morrow & Cooney 220; cf.Krumhansl 47a. …

First Edition. 18 issues, all softcovers, with several including publisher's promotional materials. Seven Octavo issues (21cm); stapled pictorial paper wrappers; black-and-white illustrations throughout. Eleven Octavo issues (21.5cm); stapled glossy pictorial paper wrappers; illus. Full pagination available upon request. Modest shelf-wear, with trace shelf-soil, and surface scratches to glossy wrappers; overall Very Good. U.K. literary magazine founded in 1959. Includes verse, artwork, short stories, and criticism with contributions by Edwin Brock, Peter Redgrove, Joyce Turner, and Christopher Middleton. While not explicitly marked as such, issues are from the library of contributor, noted poet, translator, and anthropologist Nathaniel Tarn (1928-2024), with his poetry published in no. 15. [88734].…

First Edition. Twelve Issues, all softcovers. Five Octavo issues (21.5cm); stapled pictorial paper wrappers; black-and-white photographic halftones and illustrations throughout. Seven Octavo issues (22cm); pictorial paper wrappers; illus. Full pagination available upon request. While not explicitly marked as such, issues are from the library of contributor, noted poet, translator, and anthropologist Nathaniel Tarn (1928-2024), with his pencilled notes throughout. All issues lightly tanned, with modest shelf-wear and -soil; overall Very Good. Collection of verse, short fiction, and reviews with contributions by Charles Bernstein, Michael Ondaatje, Margaret Atwood, Charles Stein, and Ed Sanders. Issued three times each year under sponsorship of Friends of the University Libraries. [88708].…