thom others (24 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: VERY GOOD. First thus. A magazine dedicated to publishing the work of writers, artists and publishers of the West Coast - including short stories, poetry, translations, and excerpts from work in progress. Included in this issue are works by Thom Gunn, Tess Gallagher, Francisco Alarcon, Lynn Freed, John Haines, Jack Marshall and more. Art by Chris Burden, Beth Foley, Cole Weston, Kim Weston and others. Cover by David Hockney. 128 pp. We specialize in literary journals, and have many others - including many not yet catalogued and listed on line. Very good in stiff wrappers (crease to back cover.).

Soft Cover. Zustand: Good. Softcovers; ex-library; rear wrap and back of pocket w/ tear; small tears in one map; edgewear w/ lower corner of some pages dogeared; o/w contents good.

Soft Cover. Zustand: Good. Softcovers; owner's stamps; tears on upper and lower hinges of rear wrap; lowermost portion of paper covering of spine perished; small chip on lower corner of front wrap; small tear on lower corner of several leaves; light creasing of corners of wraps and leaves; o/w in good condition.

Soft cover. F. Cincinnati, OH: F&W Publications, Inc. (1992). Paperbound, 8 vo., large stiff carboard wraps, printed on recycled paper. Near Fine condition. Some slight water staining to the last few pages, after the Yann Martel story. A nice clean copy. The literary magazine which published some of the finest American short stories during the 1990s. This issue features an early story by Yann Martel, prior to the publication of his first book. 0.0.

Softcover. Zustand: Fine. Magazine. Octavo. 73pp. Perfectbound. A small spot on the front wrapper else fine. Notable contributors include John Speirs, F. Perez-Barreira Nolla, Douglas Dunn, John Fuller, Derwent May, Thom Gunn, and others.

Softcover. Zustand: Near Fine. Magazine. Cover design by Gini Kondziolka. Quarto. 667pp. Perfectbound. Black and white illustrations. Light rubbing with some spine glue on the rear wrapper, near fine. An extensive collection of poetry, artwork, and short stories from the 20 years of TriQuarterly Magazine. Notable contributors include Boris Pasternak, Anne Sexton, Howard Nemerov, Thom Gunn, Joyce Carol Oates, Paul West, and others.

Softcover. Zustand: Fine. Magazine. Cover illustration by Gary Wagner. Octavo. 44pp. Stapled wrappers. Fine. Notable contributors include Thom Gunn, Douglas Blazek, Larry Rubin, Jack Foley, Barbara A. Holland, and others.

Zustand: Good. Original stapled wrappers, (full page) illustrations in colour and in b/w, text in both Dutch and English, 4to.

Zustand: Good. Original stapled wrappers, (full page) illustrations in colour and in b/w, text in both Dutch and English, 4to.

Softcover. Zustand: Fine. Issue 36. Octavo. 325pp. Fine in wrappers. Prints an interview with, and essays and poems by, Thom Gunn, "Frank Bidart: A Salute" by Seamus Heaney, "Dragon Head" by Ha Jin, and two poems by Jorge Luis Borges, among much else.

Softcover. Zustand: Near Fine. Single issue. Contains pages 1-60pp. Pictorial mustard wrappers. Front wrapper lightly creased, near fine. Contributions by Thom Gunn, Jean Clower, Denise Levertov, Kenneth Burke, John Fuller, Jane Cooper, Pauline Hanson, John Edward Hardy, Richard Perreau-Saussine, Paul Petrie, Donald Hall, W.S. Graham, Frederick Bock, Vivian Mercier, Wallace Fowlie, James Wright, and Elizabeth Bishop.

Softcover. Zustand: Very Good. Single issue. Stapled wrappers. 96-134pp. Light foxing on page edges and spine, very good. Contributions by Desmond Graham, Martyn J. Lowery, Jonathan Timbers, Gerard Woodward, Elizabeth Jennings, Sue Stewart, Will Eaves, Richard Smith-Bingham, Martin Stokes, Gordon Meade, Jamie McKendrick, Tim Hancock, Owen Gallagher, Paul May, and Christine McNeill. Interviews with Elizabeth Jennings by Sinéad Garrigan. Review of Mark Ford by Ian Critchley. Review of Wendy Cope by Kate Reeves. Review of *The Man with Night Sweats* by Thom Gunn by Mark Wormald.

Softcover. Zustand: Very Good. Periodical. Pictorial wrappers. 145pp. Page edges and spine toned, very good. Interviews with Boris Pasternak and Robert Frost. Contributions by Thomas Whitbread, Elizabeth Savage, Leonor Fini, John Pauker, Lewis Turco, X.J. Kennedy, Thom Gunn, and more.

Softcover. Zustand: Near Fine. Single issue. Contains pages 341-405pp., [12pp.] Pictorial orange wrappers. Spine lightly sunned, near fine. Contributions by William Carlos Williams, Reed Whittemore, Peter Russell, Ora May Hull, Gene Baro, Anne Hitchcock, John Fandel, Scott Greer, William Sylvester, Robert Bagg, Gladys Ely, David Cornel De Jong, Paul Goodman, Thom Gunn, Robert Beum, Frederick Eckman, and Hugh Kenner.

Softcover. Zustand: Near Fine. Issue of Spring, 1970. Slim octavo. 52pp. A near fine, partially unopened copy (slight creasing on a few pages of text, a production error). A short-lived periodical of fiction and poetry, seemingly published in only a few issues between 1968 and 1970. This issue prints contributions by by Thom Gunn (the poem "Sunlight"), Mike Koepf, Emilie Glen, Simon Perchik, and others.

Softcover. Zustand: Near Fine. First edition. 96pp. Glossy white printed wrappers. Wrappers lightly creased and faintly toned, near fine. Includes four poems by Seamus Heaney ("Holding Course," "The Mud Vision," "A Peacock's Feather," "A Ship of Death" [from *Beowulf*]); four poems from R.L. Barth's *A Soldier's Time: Vietnam War Poems*; A portion of *A Captive Lion*, Elaine Feinstein's biography of Marina Tsvetayeva; four poems by Thom Gunn ("Looks," "The Stealer," "To Isherwood Dying," and "Fennel"); and more.

Softcover. Zustand: Near Fine. Volume I. Octavo. 96pp. Glossy wrappers lightly toned else just about fine. Includes four poems by Seamus Heaney ("Holding Course," "The Mud Vision," "A Peacock's Feather," "A Ship of Death" [from *Beowulf*]); four poems from R.L. Barth's *A Soldier's Time: Vietnam War Poems*; A portion of *A Captive Lion*, Elaine Feinstein's biography of Marina Tsvetayeva; and four poems by Thom Gunn ("Looks," "The Stealer," "To Isherwood Dying," and "Fennel").

Grey card cover. Zustand: Very Good. Limited to 100 copies for sale. VG : in very good condition without dust jacket as issued. 180mm x 120mm (7" x 5"). 24pp. Of this edition each contributor receives 12 copies as keepsakes; 100 copies for sale.

Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Near Fine. First edition. Introduction by Frank Conroy. Small quarto. xxiii, 559pp. Fine in very lightly worn, near fine dust jacket with a U.S. distributor sticker on the lower flap. Prints "The Impact of Translation" by Seamus Heaney, as well as poems by Donald Hall, Opal Palmer Adisa, Thom Gunn, Mark Strand, and many others.

, 12 volumes, each with around 100 pages plus advertisements at front and rear, monthly review of literature plus letters, some line illustrations, includes index booklet for the volume loose in issue 1 First Edition , lightly rubbed at spine ends, internally and externally clean, books in very good condition , printed colour wraps Octavo Paperback ISBN:

, 12 volumes, each with around 100 pages plus advertisements at front and rear, monthly review of literature plus letters, some line illustrations, includes index booklet for the volume loose in issue 1 First Edition , lightly rubbed at spine ends, internally and externally clean, books in very good condition , printed colour wraps Octavo Paperback ISBN:

Softcover. Zustand: Near Fine. First edition. Illustrations by Danish artist and musician Lars Karmark. Each author and poem introduced by the editor, and poems with footnotes, often giving the Danish translation for the word or phrase. Illustrated wrappers. Wraps very lightly worn, a few shallow creases, about near fine. A Dutch anthology of English poetry (text is entirely in English). Prints four poems by Seamus Heaney, including "Mid-Term Break" and "For the Commander of the 'Eliza'" (both first appearing in Heaney's rare first book *Eleven Poems*, 1965), "The Early Purges" (first appears, along with the two prior poems, in *Death of a Naturalist*, 1966), and "The Tollund Man" (first appears in *Wintering Out*, 1972). Also prints poems by W.H. Auden, John Betjeman, Thom Gunn, Ted Hughes, Philip Larkin, Christopher Logue, Wole Soyinka, Elizabeth Jennings, and others. The poems were also recorded on tapes, offered for sale by Richter-Felix. Scarce, *OCLC* locates just 6 holdings, none in the U.S., and *KVK* seems to locate no copies. Not in *Brandes & Durkan*.

Hardcover. Zustand: Near Fine. First editions. Two volumes: the Signed presentation issue and the hardcover issue. Compiled and edited by Thomas Dillon Redshaw. Illustrated by Louis de Brocquy. Presentation issue is just about fine (top corners gently bumped; tiny faint stain on lower board) in linen and papercovered boards with printed spine label. Copy "O" of 26 copies Signed by Montague beneath the frontispiece portrait. The hardcover issue is fine (boards trifle splayed) in fine dust jacket. One of 150 hardcover copies (of 1,876 total). Prints contributions by Samuel Beckett ("Song"), Seamus Heaney ("Fosterling"), Thomas Kinsella, Louis le Brocquy, Ted Hughes, Robert Duncan, Denise Levertov, Derek Mahon, Seamus Deane, Benedict Kiely, Thom Gunn, Robert Bly, Francis Stuart, Peter Fallon, and others, as well as "The Books of John Montague, 1958-1988: A Descriptive Checklist." Both volumes are housed in a fine custom forest green clamshell case with the spine titling and Seamus Heaney's facsimile signature on the cover gilt.

Zustand: Very Good Plus / Very Good. Two publications: CLAIMS TO THE OREGON TERRITORY CONSIDERED (London: Smith, Elder and Co., 1844): Octavo, 8.25 in. x 5.4 in., pp. 44. Original stitched wraps. LIght age-toning at edges. Very clean copy. Howes T-161, Sabin 95370. MEMORIAL OF A NUMBER OF CITIZENS. (Washington DC, US Government, 1839): Petition to the 3rd Session of the 25th Congress; Senate issue. Octavo, 9 in. x 5.5 in., pp. [154-157]. Two disbound hinged leaves with print on three faces. Open tears to margin on left side (where it was torn from binding). Sharp, clean print. CLAIMS TO THE OREGON TERRITORY CONSIDERED is a comprehensive analysis of the various claims made by the United States and Great Britain over the Oregon Territory. Thom examines the geographical, historical, and political factors that led to the dispute between the two nations over the territory. He also explores the legal arguments made by both sides and provides his own (British) opinion on the matter. RE: MEMORIAL OF A NUMBER OF CITIZENS.: "By the late 1830's and early 1840's., many people had already gone to the Oregon Territory and established settlements there. One major problem which arose was that the Oregon Territory was neither governed by the United States, nor Great Britain, due to stipulations in the treaty of 1818. This was problematic for security purposes. In a letter authored by "A number of citizens of the Oregon Territory," which was written to Congress in 1838, they make a plea for "Congress to take possession of, and extend their jurisdiction over, the said Territory." Receiving government protection was the only way for settlers of the Oregon Territory to ensure the survival of the settlements because without protection they would have to protect themselves from Indians, British, Spanish, or anyone else who adventured into the territory. In return for United States dominion over the Oregon Territory, the settlers incentivized westward dominion by promising fertile land, lumber, and prosperity, which they believed would entice the United States government to act immediately." (from historyissexydotcom2). Sewn pamphlet / Disbound leaves.