secret integration von pynchon (15 Ergebnisse)

Soft cover. Zustand: Fine. FIRST. Original Wraps. First Edition. near fine first in wraps.

Softcover. Zustand: Very Good. First edition limited. 47pp. Cover collage and frontispiece by Jake Tilson. Very good in stapled wrappers with light water stain on spine and bottom edge of covers. Short story first published in The Saturday Evening Post, December 19, 1964. This UK edition is published by Aloes Books, London, 1980 and is limited to 2,500 copies.

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. - First edition - Stapled booklet - Faint water stain to top edge of covers and slight ripple to text block - Book ow/ solid, clean and bright - 47 pages.

Paperback. Zustand: Fine. Pamphlet.

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. 1st Edition. First thus, one of 2500 copies. Stapled wrappers, pp. 47. Limitation statement at the lower wrapper. Some tanning to the wrappers but a tidy copy with a few minor marks to lower wrapper.

Cover collage and frontispiece by Jake Tilson. Stapled wrappers, just slightly soiled. A very good copy.

Zustand: Good. 12mo. 47 pp. Stapled Wraps, Very Good minor crease & faint staining to cover. One of 2500 copies. Illustrated. From the collection of Herb Yellin, Lord John Press, Hartridge, CA. First Edition.

Roofdruk van een tijdschriftpublicatie uit 1964. Minieme gebruikssporen.

[0-85652-049-7] 1980, limited edition. (Mass market paperback) Fine. 47pp. 8vo. White wrappers, stapled. One of a limited edition of 2,500 copies. Front cover collage and frontispiece by Jake Tilson. This short work was first published in the Saturday Evening Post (December 19, 1964). A departure from his usual efforts, one of the themes of this narrative involves youth who deal with the racism of the adults in their community, different from the lessons students learned in the Civil rights era. Fine copy, in loose, heavy mylar overlay. Presumed first edition in book format.

Soft cover. Zustand: Near Fine. 1st Edition. First separate edition, later state (without the limitation statement). Slim 8vo. 47pp stapled into card wrappers featuring a collage design by Jake Tilson, who also provides a second frontispiece collage. A virtually fine copy of this pirate edition (Pynchon's story was originally printed 'The Saturday Evening Post' in December 1964). [A light item, UK postage will be reduced].

Paperback. Zustand: Very good. Paperback Octavo. staplebound wraps, 47 pp Standard shipping (no tracking) / Priority (with tracking) / Custom quote for large or heavy orders.

47 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Zustand: Printed wrappers. Fine. First separate edition. Originally appeared in the Saturday Evening Post in 1964. One of 2500 copies. 47 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Mead C3 First separate edition. Originally appeared in the Saturday Evening Post in 1964. One of 2500 copies.

Wrappers. Frontispiece, title-vignette Wrappers with a little foxing, else a very nice copy This copy does not bear a stated limitation of 2,500 copies called for by Mead C3. First (Pirated) Edition, later state without statement of limitation.

2 pamphlets, each 8vo, pp. [24] & pp. 47, [1]. Stapled as issued in card wrappers printed in black and sepia, and black and red. First pamphlet somewhat toned and a little soiled, particularly inside rear wrapper. Two early Pynchon short stories, originally printed in magazines in 1959 and 1964 respectively. These are often referred to as pirated editions, although their legal status is at best grey, with disputes over rights resolved with an agreement with Pynchon?s representative in the early 1980s to allow Aloes to sell their remaining stock. The Secret Integration was reprinted in Pynchon?s 1984 collection Slow Learner, while Mortality and Mercy in Vienna remains uncollected.

Softcover. Zustand: Fine. First editions (but one, see below). Thirteen pamphlets. Stapled wrappers. All are fine or very nearly so. This represents the complete "C" Section: "Unauthorized Editions" of Clifford Mead's bibliography, *Thomas Pynchon: A Bibliography of Primary and Secondary Materials*, along with two variant issues not described therein. These copies are from the library of Pynchon's editor, Ray Roberts, with his book label on the inside cover of each volume. Roberts was an influential editor with Viking, Henry Holt, and then Little, Brown, and he worked closely with John Fowles, Martha Grimes, Thomas Pynchon, and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. He began editing Pynchon when the latter went to Little, Brown, starting with his book *Slow Learner*. The archive contains: 1. *Mead* C1a1: *Mortality and Mercy in Vienna*. Cover color is red only, with printer's registration crosses above the letter "P" in Pynchon and to the right of the man's hip on the front wrap. 2. *Mead* C1a2: *Mortality and Mercy in Vienna*. Cover color is brown, with printer's larger green registration cross almost congruent over the red cross, and the cross to the right of the man's hip on the front wrap is missing. 3. *Mead* C1a3: *Mortality and Mercy in Vienna*. Cover color slightly more reddish with both printer's registration crosses present and the green cross higher than the red cross, and the intersection of green lines to the left of the intersection of the red lines. 4. *Mead* C1a4: *Mortality and Mercy in Vienna*. As in C1a3, but the vertical lines of the crosses are congruent and the intersection of the green lines is to the left of the intersection of the red lines. 5. Unrecorded in *Mead*: *Mortality and Mercy in Vienna*. As in C1a2 but a noticeably darker brown. 6. *Mead* C1b: *Mortality and Mercy in Vienna*. Second printing. 7. *Mead* C2: *Low-Lands*. 8. *Mead* C3: *The Secret Integration*. 9. *Mead* C4a: *Entropy*. Green wrappers with black stamping. 10. *Mead* C4b: *Entropy*. Second printing in photographic montage wrappers. 11. *Mead* C5: *The Small Rain*. 12. *Mead* C6: *A Journey into the Mind of Watts*. Red wrappers with black stamping. 13. Unrecorded in *Mead*: *A Journey into the Mind of Watts*. Same imprint as *MeadC6* but in photographic montage wrappers. Possibly second printing.