NY: House of Books,1968. No. 274 of 300 copies numbered and signed by Duncan to limitation page at rear; from a total edition of 326. 78pp. Small 8vo. Plain blue cloth; unprinted glassine jacket. Fine in a toned jacket with chipping at head of spine.
A long essay by American poet Robert Duncan (1919-1988) on the literary-historic significance of myth and its continued influence on art and consciousness. "This is the story told of what cannot be told, as mystery is the scene revealed of what cannot be revealed, and the mystic gnosis the thing known that cannot be known...."
