Author: BURNETT, Whit, and BURNETT, Hallie (editors)
Title: Story: The Yearbook of Discovery / 1970
Description: New York, Four Winds Press, 1970. Paperback. 8vo. Stiff printed wrappers. 317pp. Very good. Faintest of wear to outer wrappers (only), else tight and internally fine. Handsome first edition of the third in this series, "The Best Creative Work from the Universities and Colleges of the United States & Canada" as judged by Gwendolyn Brooks, Mark Van Doren and a slew of noted critics. Fiction, poetry, biography, journalism and essays are all included, and this tight copy is inscribed and signed by one of the published essayists (Arthur E. Nolletti, Jr. second prize for "Hard Times for the Femme Fatale"): Half-title page is inscribed and signed in black fineline for "Tom (Monsieur le Perk), / It's all here, buried in essay form -- / our friendship, past, present, future, / Jean's career, and even Sister Luke's / dog reminding us 'We must.' We / will always be as we are today, or you / can damn well bet when we pick / up where we've left off, the transitions / will be invisible. / As always, / Art / August 18, 1970. .
Keywords: Literary Criticism
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Title: Story: The Yearbook of Discovery / 1970
Description: New York, Four Winds Press, 1970. Paperback. 8vo. Stiff printed wrappers. 317pp. Very good. Faintest of wear to outer wrappers (only), else tight and internally fine. Handsome first edition of the third in this series, "The Best Creative Work from the Universities and Colleges of the United States & Canada" as judged by Gwendolyn Brooks, Mark Van Doren and a slew of noted critics. Fiction, poetry, biography, journalism and essays are all included, and this tight copy is inscribed and signed by one of the published essayists (Arthur E. Nolletti, Jr. second prize for "Hard Times for the Femme Fatale"): Half-title page is inscribed and signed in black fineline for "Tom (Monsieur le Perk), / It's all here, buried in essay form -- / our friendship, past, present, future, / Jean's career, and even Sister Luke's / dog reminding us 'We must.' We / will always be as we are today, or you / can damn well bet when we pick / up where we've left off, the transitions / will be invisible. / As always, / Art / August 18, 1970. .
Keywords: Literary Criticism
Price: US$ 35.00 Seller: Main Street Fine Books & Manuscripts
- Book number: 50000
- Book number: 50000
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