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Among the contents of this double issue are a prose piece by James Merrill; an article on Joseph Smith by Harold Bloom, and one on Moliere's "The School for Husbands" by Richard Wilbur with Wilbur's translation of its second act; fiction by Vladimir Nabokov and Amy Hempel; and poetry by Louise Gluck, Adrienne Rich and Gary Snyder. Very good .
Limited edition of 33 copies.
A holograph introduction, penned in green ink and signed in full by Blumenthal, is mounted on the front endpaper. The story is a fairy tale for adults. Good .
First edition, printed on handmade, watermarked paper and bound by Burn & Co.
William Sharp, editor of "Sonnets of This Century" [1887] writes of Blunt's work included in that volume: "These sonnets are excerpted from the third edition of that remarkable volume, The Love Sonnets of Proteus. They have more of the Shakespearian ring than perhaps any sonnets of our time. That 'Proteus' can at times touch a very high note indeed will be understood by any one who reads the sonorous and majestic sonnet on The Sublime. Structurally, they cannot be considered satisfactory." . Good .
Second printing. Very good .
First edition.
Signed by the poet Robert Bly on the title page. Fine .
First edition. Very good .
First American edition.
Translated by Mervyn Savill. Very good .
"Portrait 1". This is the first of a series of "portraits" of cultural figures issued by Qumran Verlag fur Ethnologie und Kunst. A brochure announcing the series and this book is laid in.
Helmut Heissenbuttel [1921-1996] was a German novelist and poet. Among his works are "Das Textbuch" and "Marlowe's Ende". He won the important Georg Buchner Prize in 1969.
The text is in German. Fine .
First American edition.
Edited with an introduction by Ronald E. Peterson. Translated by Elizabeth Brown Moen and Ronald E. Peterson.
Johan Borgen [1902- 1979] is regarded as one of the major figures in twentieth-century Scandinavian literature. He is best known for his Lillelord Trilogy, of which this is the first volume. Very good .
Reprint of the edition published in 100 copies for private circulation only by Richard Clay & Sons, Ltd. London, 1914. Fine .
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