BUZZATI, Dino, Monique Lange, and Alan BurnsNew Writers 1
London: John Calder, 1961. 8vo. Light green, textured paper boards; gold spine lettering; in dust jacket. 187pp. A few minor dings to the base of the textblock, else very fine: neat, sharp, and unmarked. In a very good (+) price-clipped jacket, with moderate edgewear, and...
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An attractive reprint copy of the Italian writer’s third and best-known novel, in the translation by Beryl de Zoete first published in 1930. Here issued as the initial volume in Secker & Warburg’s uniform edition of Svevo’s works, with a new introductory “Note on Svevo”...
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NY: Harper & Row, 1977. Hardcover. 8vo. 117pp. First printing, full number line. Fine in red boards with black cloth backing and white spine titles. In an unclipped, near fine jacket with a 1/2" closed tear and related creases at top of front panel, a touch...
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London: John Calder, 1961. 8vo. Light green, textured paper boards; gold spine lettering; in dust jacket. 187pp. A few minor dings to the base of the textblock, else very fine: neat, sharp, and unmarked. In a very good (+) price-clipped jacket, with moderate edgewear, and... More
An attractive reprint copy of the Italian writer’s third and best-known novel, in the translation by Beryl de Zoete first published in 1930. Here issued as the initial volume in Secker & Warburg’s uniform edition of Svevo’s works, with a new introductory “Note on Svevo”... More
NY: Harper & Row, 1977. Hardcover. 8vo. 117pp. First printing, full number line. Fine in red boards with black cloth backing and white spine titles. In an unclipped, near fine jacket with a 1/2" closed tear and related creases at top of front panel, a touch... More
