New Writers 1Buzzati, Dino, Monique Lange, and Alan Burns
Inaugural volume of this important anthology series, an ambitious early venture by publisher John Calder, who later described New Writers as trying to "combine different kinds of literature, experimental or not, occasionally poetry, short stories, work in progress of extracts from work we liked, but...
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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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Inaugural volume of this important anthology series, an ambitious early venture by publisher John Calder, who later described New Writers as trying to "combine different kinds of literature, experimental or not, occasionally poetry, short stories, work in progress of extracts from work we liked, but... 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
