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Description:Good. No Dustjacket. Sound reading copy of this rare paperback,...Good. No Dustjacket. Sound reading copy of this rare paperback, moderate wear to card covers, some creasing at spine. Pages yellowed but otherwise clean and clearly legible.
Description:1. pp. 323. Physical desc. : 323 p., 3 leaves of plates: ill.,...1. pp. 323. Physical desc. : 323 p., 3 leaves of plates: ill., front., ports.; 22 cm. Subject: Miller, Henry (1891-1980)--Books and reading. Fine copy in the original title-blocked cloth. Slightest suggestion only of dust-dulling to the panel edges. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and strong.
Description:1. pp. 323. Description: 323 p. 22 cm. Illustrated with a...1. pp. 323. Description: 323 p. 22 cm. Illustrated with a portrait frontis. Includes bibliography. Subjects: Literature--History and criticism. Fine cloth copy in a price-clipped dust jacket (additional 1/2 inch chip to the dw spine headband). Overall a bright, clean, tight copy now mylar-sleeved.
Description:Octavo. Original sage green cloth, titles to spine in blue and...Octavo. Original sage green cloth, titles to spine in blue and green. Photographic frontispiece and plates. Spine tanned, covers lightly mottled, edges and endpapers spotted. First edition, first printing. With Miller's signed presentation inscription on the front free endpaper, "To Louise and Neville, -and one day for Piero too, I hope. Henry, 11/16/53". It is likely that "Louise" is the mosaicist Louisa Jenkins, one of the cadre of artists who, like Miller, settled in Big Sur in the 1940s. She is mentioned in Appendix III of this book as one of the friends who supplied him with books for the compilation of the present volume.
Description:Octavo. Original sage green cloth, titles to spine in blue and...Octavo. Original sage green cloth, titles to spine in blue and green. With the dust jacket. Photographic frontispiece and plates. Small mark to upper board, ends of spine faintly tanned, An excellent copy in the somewhat frayed and soiled jacket, missing small pieces at the ends of the lightly tanned spine panel. First edition, first printing. With Miller's signed presentation inscription on the title page, "For Bill Targ, an editor with a heart, Henry Miller 3/12/70". And with the recipient's small red chop mark to the title page. Targ was an editor with New Directions in the 1950s and eventually a publisher in his own right. He worked with Miller and Beckett among many others.
