This list represents our remaining stock of poetry books and ephemera of all periods but with emphasis on modernist poetry published by small presses.
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J.H. Prynne
Her Weasels Wild Returning
Published by Equipage Cambridge 1994
Edition 1st
Condition Fine
Wrappers slightly faded at edges otherwise a fine copy with author’s compliments slip laid in.
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Price £50.00
12pp
List ref
WB1988
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J.H. Prynne
Pearls That Were
Published by Privately Cambridge 1999
Edition 1st
Condition Fine
Wrappers.
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Price £45.00
24pp
List ref
WB1588
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Francis Quarles
The Complete Works in Prose and Verse
In Three Volumes
Ed. The Rev. Alexander B. Grosart
Published by Georg Olms 1971
Edition Facsimile reprint
Condition Fine
Facsimile of the first edition privately published in 1880. Includes Memorial-Introduction, Notes and Illustrations, Portrait, Emblems, Facsimiles, etc. Page edges slightly discoloured. Uniform cloth with gilt.
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Price £35.00
List ref
WB1312
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Meredith Quartermain
A Thousand Mornings
Published by Nomados 2002
Edition 1st
Condition Fine
Wrappers.
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Price £10.00
89pp
List ref
WB1109
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Carl Rakosi
Ere-Voice
Published by New Directions 1971
Edition 1st, wrappers issue
Condition Good
Author’s signature on title page. Corners slightly bruised, wrappers covered with transparent adhesive film. With Ian Robinson’s neat ownership signature & date.
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Price £12.00
92pp
List ref
WB703
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Tom Raworth
Lion Lion
Published by Trigram 1970
Edition 1st, paperback issue
Condition Near fine
Simultaneous paperback edition. Author’s inscription on second half-title: ‘Dear Lee [Harwood] / See you on the corner opposite China / about half past november / [2 arrows pointing in opposite directions] / love / Tom / [illegible placename] Nov 6/70’. Upper wrapper somewhat mottled at fore-edge, internally fine.
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Price £90.00
48pp
List ref
WB1537
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David Rees
The London
Published by West House Books & Gratton Street Irregulars 1997
Edition 1st
Condition Mint
41 4-line poems tracking a journey through the City of London. ‘As London festers on, easier now to marvel at than visit, the intelligent poet picks on patches to squeeze, and to pinch with shocked and satisfied rhymes; scars, sacs, rust, light, old idea-stains. There’s one been going about and does a certain operation. Good to see parts of that city pinned in, with no chances for evasion. These brick-sized graffiti.’ (Roy Fisher).
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Price £5.00
20pp
ISBN
0-9521891-8-6
List ref
WB98
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Kenneth Rexroth
The Phoenix and the Tortoise
Published by New Directions 1944
Edition 1st
Condition Very good
Edges slightly darkened. A few inconspicuous marks to cloth, original spine label darkened.
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Price £18.00
List ref
WB534
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