Jamme Andre (102 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition.

Trade Paperback. Condition: New. No Jacket. First Edition. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. New - straight from publisher's shrinkwrap! // 'Like tiny poetic word searches, these small poems reveal themselves as tightly packed aphorisms, physically manifesting themselves in the world with a wisdom that is somehow simultaneously novel and ancient. Franck Andre Jamme has published twelve books of poems and fragments since 1981, as well as numerous illustrated books. In 2005, he won the Grand Prix de Poesie de la Societe des Gens de Lettres. His work has been praised by Edmond Jabes and Rene Char and translated by John Ashbery.' -- publisher.

Trade Paperback. Condition: New. No Jacket. First Edition. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. New - straight from publisher's shrinkwrap! // 'Like tiny poetic word searches, these small poems reveal themselves as tightly packed aphorisms, physically manifesting themselves in the world with a wisdom that is somehow simultaneously novel and ancient. Franck Andre Jamme has published twelve books of poems and fragments since 1981, as well as numerous illustrated books. In 2005, he won the Grand Prix de Poesie de la Societe des Gens de Lettres. His work has been praised by Edmond Jabes and Rene Char and translated by John Ashbery.' -- publisher.

Trade Paperback. Condition: New. No Jacket. First Edition. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. New - straight from publisher's shrinkwrap! // 'Like tiny poetic word searches, these small poems reveal themselves as tightly packed aphorisms, physically manifesting themselves in the world with a wisdom that is somehow simultaneously novel and ancient. Franck Andre Jamme has published twelve books of poems and fragments since 1981, as well as numerous illustrated books. In 2005, he won the Grand Prix de Poesie de la Societe des Gens de Lettres. His work has been praised by Edmond Jabes and Rene Char and translated by John Ashbery.' -- publisher.

Trade Paperback. Condition: New. No Jacket. First Edition. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. New - straight from publisher's shrinkwrap! // 'Like tiny poetic word searches, these small poems reveal themselves as tightly packed aphorisms, physically manifesting themselves in the world with a wisdom that is somehow simultaneously novel and ancient. Franck Andre Jamme has published twelve books of poems and fragments since 1981, as well as numerous illustrated books. In 2005, he won the Grand Prix de Poesie de la Societe des Gens de Lettres. His work has been praised by Edmond Jabes and Rene Char and translated by John Ashbery.' -- publisher.

Trade Paperback. Condition: New. No Jacket. First Edition. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. New - straight from publisher's shrinkwrap! // 'Like tiny poetic word searches, these small poems reveal themselves as tightly packed aphorisms, physically manifesting themselves in the world with a wisdom that is somehow simultaneously novel and ancient. Franck Andre Jamme has published twelve books of poems and fragments since 1981, as well as numerous illustrated books. In 2005, he won the Grand Prix de Poesie de la Societe des Gens de Lettres. His work has been praised by Edmond Jabes and Rene Char and translated by John Ashbery.' -- publisher.

Paperback. Condition: New. "A writer of rare quality."-Henri Michaux Like tiny poetic word searches, these small poems reveal themselves as tightly packed aphorisms, physically manifesting themselves in the world with a wisdom that is somehow simultaneously novel and ancient. Franck Andre Jamme has published twelve books of poems and fragments since 1981, as well as numerous illustrated books. In 2005, he won the Grand Prix de Poesie de la Societe des Gens de Lettres. His work has been praised by Edmond Jabes and Rene Char and translated by John Ashbery.

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softcover. Condition: Fine copy. 1st. 8vo, 105 pp., Translated by Norma Cole.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good+. Crisp and clean copy. SIGNED BY AUTHOR in pencil, with inscription, on part-title page. French text, 184 pages. Book.

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COUV. SOUPLE. Condition: MOYEN. 186 PAGES - COUV. BIEN ILLUS. PLIS ET LEGERES TRACES USURE - INT. BON 11X17,5 110g.

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Condition: Very Good. 2010. paperback. Text in French. Signed by the author with an inscription to the previous owner. Clean copy with minor shelf wear. Remains a very good copy. . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

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soft cover. Condition: fine. IN-8 broché, 192 pages. Sommaire : Pierre Gascar: L'Éliacin de la Terreur, Pages 1-13 --- Daniel Klébaner: La Leçon de la seiche, Pages 14-19 --- Marcel Schneider: La Rose de Wasserbourg, Pages 20-29 --- Michel Mohrt: Mes livres d'enfant, Pages 30-39 --- Milan Kundera: Maman (Fin), Pages 40-57 --- Jude Stéfan: Georges Perros, une morale de la résistance, Pages 58-62 --- Jacques Dupont: Jouhandeau, ou la surprise d'exister, Pages 63-73 --- Michel Sicard: Sartre et l'expérience de la totalité, Pages 74-82 --- Henri Thomas: Reportage, Pages 83-86 --- Florence Delay: Mesures, mesure, Pages 87-93 --- Franck André Jamme: Rue Traversière, par Yves Bonnefoy (Marcure de France), Pages 94-96 --- Bernard Chambaz: Inconnu passager, par Claude Michel Cluny (Gallimard), Pages 96-98 --- Jean Duvignaud: Penser la Révolution française, par François Furet (Gallimard), Pages 98-101 --- Philippe Dulac: Leçon, par Roland Barthes (Le Seuil), Pages 102-105 --- Philippe Dulac: Le Roland Barthes sans peine, par Burnier et Rambaud (Balland), Pages 102-105 --- Philippe Dulac: Prétexte : Roland Barthes, colloque de Cerisy (Éditions 10/18), Pages 102-105 --- Pierre-Louis Rey: Albert Camus, par Herbert R. Lottman (Le Seuil), Pages 105-106 --- Hervé Cronel: Violence et politique, par Yves Michaud (Gallimard), Pages 107-110 --- Jean-Charles Gateau: Du même désert à la même nuit, par Vahé Godel (Jacques Antoine), Pages 110-111 --- Alain Calame: L'invention de Morel, par Adolfo Bioy Casares (Laffont), Pages 111-122 --- Christine Jordis: Le magazine du presbytère, par Lewis Carroll (Henri Veyrier), Pages 122-124 --- Gilles Quinsat: Études à propos des chansons de Narayama, par Shichiro Fukazawa (Gallimard), Pages 124-128 --- Jérôme Prieur: Noces et banquets (Un mariage, de Robert Altman - Une histoire simple, de Claude Sautet), Pages 128-130 --- Jérôme Prieur: Martin et Léa, d'Alain Cavalier, Pages 130-131 --- Alain Duault: Quatre derniers lieder, de Richard Strauss (Orchestre de Paris), Pages 131-133 --- Alain Duault: Le rire de Nils Halerius, de Marcel Landowski (Opéra de Nantes), Pages 131-133 --- Gérard Macé: Travaux, de Jean Clareboudt, Pages 134-135 --- Ludovic Janvier: Danielle Collobert, Pages 136-139 --- Jacques Bens: Le pain perdu, Pages 140-143 --- Jean-Noël Vuarnet: L'obsession visuelle du geste muet, Pages 144-151 --- Jean-Loup Trassard: Le piège à mouches, les pots et la chaufferette, Pages 152-158 --- Françoise Lioure: Deux correspondances intégrales de Larbaud ont déjà été publiées dans la collection., Pages 159-161 --- Valery Larbaud, Marcel Ray: Lettres, Pages 162-191.

soft cover. Condition: fine. IN-8 broché, 128 pages. Sommaire : Jean Blot: La Révolution de velours, Pages 1-16 --- Franck André Jamme: De la multiplication des brèches et des obstacles, Pages 17-23 --- Françoise Naour: Wang Meng et le courant de (mauvaise) conscience, Pages 24-25 --- Meng Wang: Souvenir de la petite gare du bourg de Z., Pages 26-30 --- Michel Calonne: Sommeil des eaux, Pages 31-40 --- Jean-Pierre Ostende: La chanson du magnolia, Pages 41-47 --- Georges L. Godeau: De temps en temps, Pages 48-56 --- Jude Stéfan: Une journée sans femme, Pages 57-64 --- José Cabanis: Un mariage d'amour : Jacques Rivière et la NRF, Pages 65-71 --- François Lallier: Sur la scène du temps (Mallarmé et la musique), Pages 72-80 --- Olivier Houbert: Louis-René des Forêts ou Le poids de la mémoire, Pages 81-87 --- Lorand Gaspar: Trois approches de l'étendue (Vieira da Silva, Étienne hajdu, Arpad Szénes), Pages 88-93 --- Francoise Asso: Gagner m'épuise, Pages 94-96 --- Gaston Puel: Carnet de Veilhes, Pages 97-100 --- Bernard Cabret: Germains, Pages 101-105 --- Gérard Bocholier: Office des morts de Maurice Chappaz (La Différence), Pages 106-107 --- Jean-Claude Pinson: Tout cela de François de Cornière (Le dé bleu.), Pages 107-109 --- Gérard Bocholier: Aires de transit de Gil Jouanard (Seghers), Pages 109-111 --- Jean Roudaut: Sacrifice d'Éric Marty (Le Seuil), Pages 111-113 --- Laurand Kovacs: Le voyeur absolu d'Evgen Bav?ar (Le Seuil), Pages 113-115 --- Hervé Cronel: Hyperion - La chute d'Hyperion de Dan Simmons (Laffont), Pages 115-116 --- Jean Roudaut: On est prié de fermer les yeux de Max Milner (Gallimard), Pages 116-119 --- Hervé Cronel: Rapports mondiaux sur le développement humain 1991 & 1992, par le P.N.U.D. (Éditions Fr. Economica), Pages 119-121 --- Alain Leveque: Annie Sallard, Pages 121-125 --- Jacques Réda: Carnet [dont La question entomologique], Pages 125-128.

soft cover. Condition: fine. IN-8 broché, 128 pages. Sommaire : Jean Follain: Portraits, Pages 1-11 --- Jean Mambrino: Poèmes, Pages 12-22 --- Marcel Schneider: André Gide, Pages 23-33 --- Charles Duits: Le 6 décembre 1948, Pages 34-41 --- Anne Lagardère: L'eau des profondeurs, Pages 42-48 --- François Nérault: Bons à rien et patraques, Pages 49-62 --- Philippe Jaccottet: Cette folie de se livrer nuit et jour à une oeuvre., Pages 63-68 --- Roger Judrin: Portrait de Françoise, Pages 69-71 --- Alain Clerval, Pierre Gascar: Entretien, Pages 72-75 --- Jean-Charles Gateau: Pierre Jean Jouve poète, Pages 76-80 --- Jean-Charles Gateau: Morale élémentaire, par Raymond Queneau (Gallimard), Pages 80-83 --- Franck André Jamme: À propos de Charles Duits, Pages 84-86 --- Jean Blot: Pierres réfléchies, par Roger Caillois (Gallimard), Pages 86-88 --- Hervé Cronel: Le Signe et le poème, par Henri Meschonnic (Gallimard), Pages 89-92 --- Pierre-François Moreau: Montaillou, village occitan de 1294 à 1324, par Emmanuel Le Roy Ladurie (Gallimard), Pages 93-95 --- Paul Morand: Rectification, Pages 95-95 --- Jean Blot: Ada, par Vladimir Nabokov (Fayard), Pages 96-98 --- Jean Blot: Les bonnes intentions, par Alain Bosquet (Grasset), Pages 99-100 --- Marcel Schneider: Le chien dans l'arbre, par Germaine Beaumont (Gallimard), Pages 101-102 --- Marcel Arland: Diurnal, III, par Jean Lebrau (Rougerie), Pages 103-103 --- Marcel Arland: Coups d'arrêt, par Henri Michaux (Le Collet de Buffle), Pages 103-104 --- Marcel Arland: La bouche pleine de terre, par Branimir Scepanovic (L'Âge d'homme), Pages 104-104 --- Dominique Aury: Le Cratère, par Boris Schreiber (Grasset), Pages 105-105 --- Marcel Arland: Les eaux mortes, par Frédéric-Jacques Temple (Albin Michel), Pages 105-106 --- Michel Léturmy: Un substitut de campagne en Égypte, par Tewfik el Hakim (Plon), Pages 106-106 --- Jean-Charles Gateau: Lac(i)s, par Vahé Godel (Henry Fagne), Pages 107-107 --- Françoise Auger: L'absence à vif, par André Kedros (Robert Laffont), Pages 107-107 --- Willy de Spens: Henry Miller, grandeur nature, par Brassaï (Gallimard), Pages 108-108 --- Dominique Aury: Lötschental secret, par Maurice Chappaz (Éditions 24 Heures), Pages 108-108 --- Marcel Arland: Journal d'un demi-siècle, par Pierre Cournau (Chez l'auteur), Pages 109-109 --- Gilbert Chateau: Des auteurs maudits qui font plaisir : Steinbeck, Ionesco, Vian, Pages 110-113 --- Yannick Pelletier: Eisenstein, par Dominique Fernandez, Pages 114-116 --- Jean-Claude Guiguet: Les trois jours du Condor, de Sydney Pollack, Pages 117-117 --- Jean-Charles Gateau: La Fugue, d'Arthur Penn, Pages 117-118 --- Jean-Charles Gateau: Nashville, de Robert Altman, Pages 118-119 --- Antoine Terrasse: Jean Bazaine, Pages 120-122 --- Renée Boullier: Alberto Giacometti (Galerie Claude Bernard), Pages 122-123 --- Édith Boissonnas: Sima (Le Point cardinal), Pages 123-124 --- Michel Chion: Un sauvage nommé Pierre Henry, Pages 125-128.

Fontfroide, Fata Morgana, 1986, In-8 broché sous couverture à rabats, 65 pages. Edition originale tirée à 700 exemplaires sur vergé. Non coupé.

Condition: Neuf.

Couverture souple. Condition: Bon. Recueil de poèmes.

Condition: Neuf. Debré, Olivier (illustrator).

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. Presumed first printing, stapled wraps, has some light wear to the spine ends, cover edges and corners, rubbing with slight smudging to the covers, and a stray pen mark to the back cover. Overall, this is a solid, bright, Very Good copy.