Letter to Loren. With an Introduction and Notes by Jeff Towns.

Published by The Salubrious Press, 1993

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K/26 COPIES (from an edition of 226 copies) signed by Loren MacIver, printed in blue and black on Zerkall mould-made paper, tipped in frontispiece montage of photographs, full-page portrait of the author by Leonard Baskin, further illustrations (by the author and his wife), the poem printed in facsimile (blue), pp. 63, 4to, original quarter blue morocco with boards of a darker blue, printed labels to upper board and backstrip, the backstrip faded, original prospectus and invoice laid in, cloth slipcase, very good. A poem in the form of a letter to the New York artist, Loren MacIver, whom Thomas had met on his first visit to America in 1950.

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Bibliographic details

Title
Letter to Loren. With an Introduction and Notes by Jeff Towns.
Author
(Salubrious Press.) THOMAS (Dylan)
Publisher
The Salubrious Press
Publication year
1993
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Blackwell's Rare Books ABA ILAB BA

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