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Carbondale: University of Illinois, 1972. Second edition. Edited by Richard Rees; Preface by Harry T. Moore. More
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THE ICEMAN COMETH; A Play
New York: Limited Editions Club, 1982. First printing. Illustrated with drawings and a Lithograph tipped in at the rear by Leonard Baskin; Introduction by Irma Jaffe; One of 2,000 copies numbered and signed by Baskin; Corresponding LEC Monthly Letter laid in; 153 pages. More
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University Books, 1966. Frontis portrait of Orage; Introduction by G.K. Chesterton; 140 pages. More
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Oregon House: Petrarch Press, 2004. Francesco Petrarca is best known as one of the first writers to experiment with the Italian vernacular for poetic expression. For his letters, however, he relied on the lingua franca of Latin, developing a sophisticated yet intimate style that returned to the more classical forms... More
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Hand and Flower Press, 1950. First printing. John pettavel was associated with Maurice Nicoll's groups. 220 pages. More
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THE PARIS REVIEW, NUMBER 54, SUMMER 1972.
Paris: 1972. Interview with Jerzy Kosinski, Poem by Allen Ginsberg; 207 pages. More