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Frontcover of the historic crime novel "Strömkarlen" by Limme & Palmqvist. Published by Kabusa Böcker (www.kabusabocker.se). Hardcover edition. Book numer two in the historic mystery series about reverend Simon Eldfeldt.
Made for my mom as a Christmas present...shhhh. I designed it myself, custom-fitted, sewing the interior out of a soft & sturdy matching fabric so as not to damage or stretch the Bible's binding and cover. No handles or zipper, I wanted it be a pretty dustjacket, not a bulky carying case -- this is for her Bible by the bedside/in the sitting room; she has a travel Bible for going out. (Oct. 2008)
by Arthur Cravan.
Toronto, Letters, 5 april 1991. 5o copies numbered in red ink at rear.
5-1/2 x 8-1/2, 44 sheets speckled grey & 3 plain purple bond side-stapled thrice into plain yellow mayfair card covers in red bond dustjacket tipped at flaps inside the endpapers, interiors all but 4 pp printed black photocopy with red photocopy additions to title page, front cover only printed on dj.
includes:
i) ZOMBOID GIBBER (essay with references to bpNichol)
ii) a small press harumph (essay with passing reference to Ganglia)
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Reprisal. Ethel Vance. Little, Brown and Company, Boston. 1943. Book Club Edition
Author of "Escape"
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This cheerful felted case has been made for a mobile phone. I have used brown felt for the covers and polka dots ribbon for the sides and the strap. Please note that this case is made under custom measures for a N6300 model.
Estimated measures:
Wide 2.10 inches, 5 cm.
Length 4.25 inches, 11 cm.
High 0.55 inches, 1.4 cm.
Top one is in poor shape as the store pasted it on to the dustjacket rather than the cover proper. The store is one of the premier places in Kanda; nice history of the store on their website. The book is a reference work published in 1954 and bought probably shortly after by one of my predecessors. The lower on is another of mine from the Hokkaidô trip in 2006; Nanyôdô is one of the specialist places near the university; their focus is entomology (second floor is dedicated to it), but they have other stuff too on the ground floor.
Catharina van der Linden, de vogelboot. Arnhem, Van Loghum Slaterus, 1956. Ingenaaid met omslag. 1e en enige druk.
I can find no information whatever on this author and, as the volume is undated, can only assume it was published c. 1930-35.
Having looked up the authors named on the back of the dust-jacket I can now report that all their novels named there were first published in 1948. The present volume probably being part of a cheap edition series published circa 1950 or so.
Further research seems to show 'Treasure on the Broads' was first published in 1933, though there is no evidence, at the moment, that the author ever produced any other work.
‘Treasure on the Broads’, Herbert Jenkins, undated, by W. Gerald Elliot.
W. Gerald Elliot, no information available.
Leonard Gribble 1908-1985 , British author of crime and spy novels, also used several aliases one of which was Dexter Muir.
Alfred Tack 1906-1993, English author of detective fiction.
Patrick Leyton, British crime author active 1925-1948.
Leslie Cargill 1895-1964, author and journalist.
I think this is an outstanding Afghan owned by Michelle and David Evans from Norfolk. It is featured in my new Photo Album……….
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my first blurb book is a collection of photographs of rome, venice, cinque terre and florence.
hardcover with dustjacket
standard landscape 10x8
160pages
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J. Huijts, Nieuwe mensen in Moskou. Rotterdam, Brusse, 1935. Ingenaaid met flappen. 1e en enige druk.
The Story of CanLit.
by Nick Mount.
[Toronto?], House Of Anansi Press Incorporated, [2 september] 2o17.
ISBN 978-1-77o89-221-7.
5-15/16 x 9, 188 sheets ivory bond & 16 white chromecoat (8 between pp.134/135, 8 between pp.278/279) perfectbound in ivory bond endpapers & 6-3/16 x 9-1/4 black bond-covered boards, all except covers, endleaf versos & 12 pp printed black offset with 3-colour process offset additions to endleaves, dull silver letterpress to spine, in 6-3/8 x 9-1/4 matte PVC white kraft dustjacket with 3-7/8" flaps printed 4-colour process offset recto only.
cover design by Alysia Shewchuk.
cover photography by (left to right, top to bottom:
unID'd, unID'd, Duncan Cameron, Réal Filion, Duncan Cameron, Sheldon Grimson, Sheldon Grimson, Graeme Gibson, unID'd, Horst Ehricht, Duncan Cameron.
author photograph by N.Maxwell Lander.
rear blurbs by: Charles Foran, Robert Fulford, Roy MacSkimming, Rosemary Sullivan.
interior photography by:
Rosemary Gilliat Eaton, Horst Ehrict, Réal Filion, M.Fish, Graeme Gibson, Sheldon Grimson, Duncan Horner, F.Roy Kemp, Roy Kiyooka, André Le Coz, Kenneth McAllister, Jean Gainfort Merrill, Jim Munro, John Reeves, Sam Tata.
Nichol inclusion:
i) "THE CAPTAIN POETRY POEMS by bpNichol" (in both endpaper covers collage, severely reduced (poems unreadable but the graphic fully visible), also in inset, p.2oo))
also includes:
ii) "bp Nichol", by Barbara Caruso (in both endpapers cover collage, Caruso's cover graphic for The True Eventual Story Of Billy The Kid, severely reduced & slightly cropped at right)
iii) Surfacing (chapter 1, pp.3-16; in 6 parts, including part
–2. HAROLD LADOO WAS (pp.5-6; passing reference to Nichol p.5))
iv) Beautiful Losers (chapter 2, pp.17-31; in 5 parts, inluding part
–5. MORDECAI RICHLER SAID (pp.27-31; reference to "...bpNichol's martyred saints..." p.29))
v) THE MARTYROLOGY BOOKS 1 & 2 (1972) BPNICHOL (p.24, inset with reduced cover; prose with quote by Nichol from
–1. "as there are words i haven't written" (part of line 16))
vi) THE TRUE EVENTUAL STORY OF BILLY THE KID (1970) bpNichol (p.52, inset with reduced cover graphic by Barbara Caruso; prose with quote by Thomas McCutcheon from
–1. Grant To Author Of "The True Eventual Story Of Billy The Kid"–Request For Unanimous Consent To Move Motion Under S.O. 43 (very slightly misquoted))
vii) The Double Hook (chapter 6, pp.77-91; in 4 parts, including part
–3. IN NOT MORE (pp.82-89; references to Village Book Store: "...bpNichol used it as a mailing address.", p.85; "In July 1967, Marty bought five copies of bpNichol's first Canadian publication.", p.86))
viii) Understanding Media (chapter 8, pp.1o9-127; in 4 parts, including part
–2. THE COUNTRY THAT (pp.112-116; reference to Phyllis Webb's CBC interview with Nichol, p.115))
ix) Procedures for Underground (chpter 9, pp.129-145; in 5 parts, including parts
–1. BARRIE NICHOL'S FATHER (pp.129-132; with quotes from
––a. Miss Neithrent, "second term report card, February 1958" (p.13o; churchill Junior High, grade 8, "needs to try harder in language")
––b. Interview with bpNichol, Feb. 18, 1878, by Ken Norris (Nichol quoted twice, p.131)
––c. "this is the death of the poem", bpNichol (line 1, p.132))
–2. BEFORE THE 1960S (pp.132-134; with passing reference to Nichol's Ganglia magazine, p.132, his use of the photocopier at U of T, p.133, & "...the way grOnk linkd Canadian with European and South American cocrete poets...", p.134))
–3. OF ALL THE (pp.134-138; references Nichol contributing to blew ointment, pp.136, 137, with quote by Nichol from
––a. Introduction (to The Last Blewointment Anthology Vol.II?, p.138)))
x) New Wave Canada (chapter 1o, pp.147-162; in 5 parts, including parts
–3. STAN CAME FROM EDMONTON (pp.151-156; passing reference to Nichol's the martyrology p.156)
–5. IN THE MID-SIXTIES (pp.161-162; Nichol referenced p.161 in quote from
––a. Stan Bevington, "cornerstone of the press))
xi) "bp", by Andy Phillips (inset p.131; severely reduced cover portrait from bp)
xii) BP (1967) bpNichol (inset p.131; with quote from
–1. Marilyn Beker, Concrete poetry ("poetry kit"))
xiii) THE COLLECTED WORKS OF BILLY THE KID: LEFT HANDED POEMS (1970) Michael Ondaatje (inset p.137; with spurious comment about Nichol's The True Eventual Story Of Billy The Kid, "...(likely written as a joking response to his friend's book).")
xiv) THE CAPTAIN POETRY POEMS (1971) bpNichol (inset p.2oo, with quotes by Nichol from
–1. "blossom tight had (line 2)
–2. some words on all these words
–3. "finall the ryme ends or" (lines 6-9))
xv) George, Vancouver (chapter 14, pp.211-225; in 4 parts including parts
–1. IRVING LAYTON SAYS (pp.211-214; passing reference to Nichol p.214)
–3. FOUR OF THE (pp.22o-224; reference to the Black Spot jazz club in Vancouver: "bpNichol went there in his last year of high school."))
xvi) bpNichol, early 1970s, photographer unknown (1st glossy page following p.278; portrait with cup, pooching his lips at camera)
xvii) Civil Elegies (chapter 18, pp.281-294; in 4 parts includng part
–2. AT LEAST SO FAR (pp.283-288; reference to "...bpNichol's Ganglia as model...")
The book in it's tray, with the flap open. The gold ribbon for helping to get it out the box is the strip lying across the book dustjacket from the right.
Nigel Beale is a freelance writer/broadcaster who specializes in literary journalism. He likes to take photographs of books, and bookshops, and the occasional cat.
He has interviewed many well known authors, publishers and antiquarian booksellers. To listen, visit www.nigelbeale.com
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Book Books Buch Bücher Read Reading Literature Literatur Lesen- (C) Fully copyrighted. No use of any image whatsoever without written royalty agreement. No answer = no permission at all. - (C) Verwendung generell nur nach schriftl. Honorarvereinbg. Keine Antwort = keine Freigabe.
Nigel Beale is a freelance writer/broadcaster who specializes in literary journalism, and likes to take photographs of books, and bookshops, and the occasional cat.
He has interviewed many well known authors, publishers and antiquarian booksellers. To listen, visit www.nigelbeale.com
"The lady's hand was on his arm. She spoke rapidly.
"Mark, are you hungry? Did I ask you?"
slow down, lady, is what I say.
this is the authorized edition. in the unauthorized edition, it was a poodle on the front, and they were at a pool party, although the enigma was less blatant.
This practical and cute case will keep out of scratch your agenda or notebook. It has a very handy closure with an elastic band, and a happy green polka dots ribbon in the cover.
Measures:
7 x 5 x 1.5 inches
18cm. x 12.5cm. x 2cm.
This practical and cute case will keep out of scratch your agenda or notebook. It has a very handy closure with an elastic band, and a happy green polka dots ribbon in the cover.
Measures:
7 x 5 x 1.5 inches
18cm. x 12.5cm. x 2cm.
Book Books Buch Bücher Read Reading Literature Literatur Lesen- (C) Fully copyrighted. No use of any image whatsoever without written royalty agreement. No answer = no permission at all. - (C) Verwendung generell nur nach schriftl. Honorarvereinbg. Keine Antwort = keine Freigabe.
Nigel Beale is a freelance writer/broadcaster who specializes in literary journalism. He likes to take photographs of books, and bookshops, and the occasional cat.
He has interviewed many well known authors, publishers and antiquarian booksellers. To listen, visit www.nigelbeale.com