Author: Layton, Irving
Title: Now Is the Place Inscribed by Layton to His Brother with the "Controversial Forward Still Present
Description: Montreal, First Statement Press, 1948. 1st Edition. 1st Edition. Signed by Author. Layton, Irving. NOW IS THE PLACE. Family Presentation Copy of the author's second book. First Edition, First State with the rare and controversial forward which was excised from almost all copies because is was deemed too inflammatory or critical by some in the publishing world. This one with an early April 20th, 1948 inscription escaped Layton's razor. Publisher's plain card covers, grey outer wrapper illustrated in red and black. A very good or better copy of the author's uncommon second book showing light use. Contains both poems and stories. An excellent example in first state.No. [5] in the publisher's New Writers' Series. Inscribed by Layton on the ffe.: "For my brother Larry / With love & Esteem / Irving / Montreal, Que / April 20th 1948". NOW IS THE PLACE captures the raw energy of Layton's early writing. They reflect his strong, often controversial voice, which he later developed into a style known for its unapologetic exploration of themes such as passion, mortality, and the human condition. Irving Layton was Leonard Cohen's Mentor for many years. The poetic legacy of Layton is certainly threaded through Cohen's early writing. Their friendship began in Montreal, where they were both part of the city’s vibrant literary community. Layton, already an established poet, recognized Cohen’s talent early on and encouraged him to pursue poetry and find his unique voice. .
Keywords: CAN/LIT HIGHLIGHT, POETRY, Leonard Cohen Can Lit & Other Greatness Gallery Highlights Presentation & Inscribed Copies Association & Dedication Copies
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Title: Now Is the Place Inscribed by Layton to His Brother with the "Controversial Forward Still Present
Description: Montreal, First Statement Press, 1948. 1st Edition. 1st Edition. Signed by Author. Layton, Irving. NOW IS THE PLACE. Family Presentation Copy of the author's second book. First Edition, First State with the rare and controversial forward which was excised from almost all copies because is was deemed too inflammatory or critical by some in the publishing world. This one with an early April 20th, 1948 inscription escaped Layton's razor. Publisher's plain card covers, grey outer wrapper illustrated in red and black. A very good or better copy of the author's uncommon second book showing light use. Contains both poems and stories. An excellent example in first state.No. [5] in the publisher's New Writers' Series. Inscribed by Layton on the ffe.: "For my brother Larry / With love & Esteem / Irving / Montreal, Que / April 20th 1948". NOW IS THE PLACE captures the raw energy of Layton's early writing. They reflect his strong, often controversial voice, which he later developed into a style known for its unapologetic exploration of themes such as passion, mortality, and the human condition. Irving Layton was Leonard Cohen's Mentor for many years. The poetic legacy of Layton is certainly threaded through Cohen's early writing. Their friendship began in Montreal, where they were both part of the city’s vibrant literary community. Layton, already an established poet, recognized Cohen’s talent early on and encouraged him to pursue poetry and find his unique voice. .
Keywords: CAN/LIT HIGHLIGHT, POETRY, Leonard Cohen Can Lit & Other Greatness Gallery Highlights Presentation & Inscribed Copies Association & Dedication Copies
Price: US$ 3600.00 Seller: TBCL The Book Collector's Library
- Book number: 33894
- Book number: 33894
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