Jones langdon ed (5 Ergebnisse)

Softcover. Zustand: Good. Reprint. Clean and tightly bound paperback, spine rubbed at ends, card covers rolled with mark on front cover, no inscriptions. 224 pages.

May. 64 pp. Near fine in illustrated wrappers with a diagonal crease to last leaf and rear cover. Contributions by Brian W. Aldiss, Harvey Jacobs, Charles Platt, Michael Moorcock, Libby Houston, Marek Obtulowicz, Dr. Christopher Evans, R. Glynn Jones, M. John Harrison, Bob Marsden, James Cawthorn, and John Clute. …

June. 64 pp. Very near fine in illustrated wrappers. Work by Michael Moorcock, John G. Chapman, Granville Hawkins, Alan Burns, Rod Padgett & Tom Veitch, Alan Passes, Langdon Jones, Graham Charmock, Brian W. Aldiss, J.G. Ballard, M. John Harrison, James Cawthorn, R. Glynn Jones, and D.R. Boardman.

FIRST EDITION, 8vo, pp. [vi], 223, [1]. Original grey boards, spine lettered in silver, colour-printed dustjacket. A touch of spotting. Dustjacket lightly toned and a little marked. The first edition of this anthology of New Wave Science Fiction, assembled by Langdon Jones, an editor at New Worlds magazine. It includes the first publication of stories by Michael Moorcock, Brian Aldiss and Thomas M. Disch, and the transcript of an interview between George MacBeth and J.G. Ballard first broadcast on the BBC Third Programme. The collection was reprinted the following year in wrappers by Hutchinson?s paperback imprint Arrow Books but the first is scarce in trade.…

28 x 21cm. Paperback magazine, 63pp. Contains the artworks Wittgenstein in New York & Tortured Life by Eduardo Paolozzi (from the 'As Is When' series) and the rear cover is J.G. Ballard's spurious "Advertiser's Announcement" featuring a stylised photograph by John Blomfield. A significant issue of the magazine under Moorcock's editorship, which was published increasingly irregularly from this period onwards. The style and content differed from previous issues, focussing more on visual deployments (John Sladek supplies critiques of Marshall McLuhan's work), most notably in Paolozzi's work (the artist is credited as "Aeronautics Advisor") and J.G. Ballard's rear cover. The issue was reviewed in 'Psychotic: The Psychedelic Adult Pulp Fanzine' in 1968 by Richard E. Geis: "when I began Auto Ancestral Fracture by Brian Aldiss and C.C. Shackleton in New Worlds 178, I knew immediately I was reading experimental writing, but I didn't realize how experimental until I came upon printer's errors that I soon realized were not errors; they had been written that way, and were, to boot, word games and puns! And the deeper I sank into the story the more monstrous, unnerving and astonishing the puns and word ploys became. The story is one of a series about a post-war world recovering from almost universal bombing by psycho-chemicals. The effects have been culturally and psychologically shattering." Rare. Spine sunned and a Dymo label on upper spine flagging up Ed Emshwiller's presence, lower corner a little bumped, otherwise good condition.…