farrell james branch edgar (13 risultati)

Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. 1st. First Edition, First Printing; stapled wraps; ex-library; 48 clean, unmarked pages.

PRINTED STIFF PAPER COVERS. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: NO DUST JACKET AS ISSUED. First Edition. (4) + 5 - 48 PAGES. A PREVIOUS OWNER'S NAME IS STAMPED IN RED INK ON THE TITLE PAGE. THE BOOKLET, OTHERWISE, IS IN FINE CONDITION, THE BOOKLET IS A BIOGRAPHY OF JAMES T. FARRELL BY HIS BIBLIOGRAPHER EDGAR M. BRANCH THAT ALSO CONTAINS A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF JAMES T. FARRELL'S WRITINGS. Size: 5 1/2" x 7 15/16".

Soft cover. Condizione: Near Fine. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, (1963). First edition; softcover original. The 29th publication in the University of Minnesota Pamphlet on American Writers series. Branch examines Farrell's works, and analyses his meanings, style, sources, life influences, and characters. Neat black line and ".25" to .65 cents price to upper front cover, else tight and nearly fine in golden-brown stiff-card stapled wraps with white titles and decorations to the front cover and with a golden-brown titled list of the series through #32 to a white panel to the rear cover.Octavo; 48 pages; select bibliography.

Condizione: New.

ILLUSTRATED PAPER WRAPPERS. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: NO DUST JACKET AS ISSUED. FIRST EDITION THUS. 32 PAGES. THERE IS MILD EDGE TONING ALONG THE SPINE. THE INTERIOR IS CLEAN AND TIGHT. THIS ISSUE OF "AMERICAN BOOK COLLECTOR" CONTAINS A SUPPLEMENT BIBLIOGRAPHY OF JAMES T. FARRELL'S WORK FROM 1970 TO 1975. THE BIBLIOGRAPHY IS PROVIDED BY EDGAR M. BRANCH, JAMES T. FARRELL'S BIBLIOGRAPHER. THE ARTICLE IS TITLED "BIBLIOGRAPHY OF JAMES T. FARRELL, SEPTEMBER 1970 - FEBRUARY 1975 A SUPPLEMENT." THIS IS THE FOURTH SUPPLEMENT TO THE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF JAMES T. FARRELL THAT WAS PUBLISHED IN "AMERICAN BOOK COLLECTOR." THIS ISSUE ALSO FEATURES A BIOGRAPHICAL ARTICLE ABOUT EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS AND HIS MOST MEMORABLE CREATION, "TARZAN. OF THE APES" THE ARTICLE IS PROVIDED BY COL. BARNEY OLDFIELD. Size: 8 1/2" X 11".

Condizione: New.

Condizione: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

cloth, dust jacket. Farrell, James T. (illustratore). 8vo. cloth, dust jacket. 142 pages. With a preface by Farrell. Fine in near fine jacket.

Condizione: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Hardcover. Condizione: As New. Condizione sovraccoperta: As New. As new hardback copy in as new dustjacket. xviii, 219pp. Book.

ILLUSTRATED PAPER WRAPPERS. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: NO DUST JACKET AS ISSUED. FIRST EDITION THUS. 48 PAGES. THERE ARE THRE PUNCH HOLES ALONG THE SPINE FOR STORAGE IN A THREE RING BINDER. THE MAGAZINE IS IN A PROTECTIVE MYLAR HOLDER. THIS ISSUE CONTAINS AN ESSAY BY JAMES T. FARRELL THAT IS TITLED "INTRODUCTORY REMARKS." FARRELL LAMENTS THAT EDITORS AND CRITICS FAIL TO RECOGNIZE THAT HE HAS WRITTEN NUMEROUS NOVELS SINCE "THE STUDS LONIGAN TRILOGY." FARRELL AGAIN THANKS EDGAR M. BRANCH FOR HIS EFFORTS IN BRINGING HIS BIBLIOGRAPHY UP TO DATE. THERE IS A SECOND ESSAY BY JAMES T. FARRELL THAT IS TITLED "A CENSORSHIP CASE." HIS NOVEL "A WORLD I NEVER MADE" WAS CENSORED BY JOHN S. SUMNER WHO WAS THE HEAD OF THE NEW YORK SOCIETY FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF VICE. THE CENSORSHIP CITATION HAD 89 COUNTS THAT THE NOVEL WAS IMMORAL, OBSCENE, BLASPHEMOUS AND CONTRIBUTING TO THE DELINQUINCY OF MINORS. THE BOOK WAS CONFISCATED AT THE VANGUARD PRESS. THE CASE CAME TO COURT AND THE CENSORSHIP CITATIONS WERE OVERTURNED. THERE IS A DETAILED BIOGRAPHICAL ESSAY BY EDGAR M. BRANCH, FARRELL'S BIBLIOGRAPHER. ABOUT JAMES T. FARRELL. AND, FINALLY, THERE IS AN ARTICLE THAT IS TITLED "BIBLIOGRAPHY OF JAMES T. FARRELL, 1967 - AUGUST, 1970 A SUPPLEMENT" THAT IS BY EDGAR M. BRANCH. SOME OF THE LISTED BIBLIOGRAPHIC ITEMS ARE STARRED BY A PREVIOUS COLLECTOR OF THE MAGAZINE. Size: 8 1/2" X 11".

ILLUSTRATED PAPER WRAPPERS. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: NO DUST JACKET AS ISSUED. FIRST EDITION THUS. 56 PAGES. THIS MAGAZINE IS A SPECIAL NUMBER OR ISSUE THAT FEATURES JAMES T. FARRELL. THE FIRST ARTICLE IS PROVIDED BY EDGAR M. BRANCH, FARRELL'S BIBLIOGRAPHER, THAT IS TITLED "JAMES T. FARRELL'S "STUDS LONIGAN TRILOGY." FARRELL'S EARLIEST NOVELS BROUGHT HIM INSTANT FAME AND NOTORIETY AS A WRITER. BRANCH DISCUSSES THE ORIGINS, AND THE EVOLUTION OF "THE STUDS LONIGAN TRILOGY." HE POINTS OUT THE INDUCEMENT AND THE INVOLVEMENT OF FARRELL'S PROFESSORS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO. THE DISCUSSION OCCUPIES 11 PAGES AND INCLUDES A FACSIMILE OF THE FIRST PAGE OF THE TYPESCRIPT OF CHAPTER ONE OF THE FIRST NOVEL, "YOUNG LONIGAN" THAT WAS A PRESENTATION COPY TO JIM HENLE, THE EDITOR OF THE VANGUARD PRESS. OF NOTE, THE ARTICLE POINTS OUT THAT THE BOOK "YOUNG LONIGAN" WAS REJECTED BY SEVERAL PUBLISHERS. THE SECOND ARTICLE IS TITLED "THE JAMES T. FARRELL COLLECTION AT THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA." THE ARTICLE IS PROVIDED BY NEDA M. WESTLAKE, THE LIBRARIAN ARCHIVIST OF FARRELL'S COLLECTION AT THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA IN PHILADELPHIA. IN 1961, FARRELL DONATED ALL OF HIS MANUSCRIPTS, TYPESCRIPTS AND PRODUCTION COPIES OF ALL OF HIS NOVELS AND SHORT STORIES, AND HIS CORRESPONDENCE TO THE LIBRARY, THERE WERE 234 BOXES OF MANUSCRIPT MATERIAL AND 87 BOXES OF CORRESPONDENCE. THE ARTICLE IS ACCOMPANIED BY A PHOTOGRAPH OF FARRELL LOOKING OVER A BOX OF HIS MATERIAL. THE THIRD ITEM IS BY EDGAR M. BRANCH AND IS TITLED "AMERICAN WRITER IN THE TWENTIES: JAMES T. FARRELL AND THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO." THE ARTICLE IS 8 PAGES LONG AND PROVIDES INSIGHT INTO FARRELL'S INTRODUCTION TO WRITING AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO. THERE IS ANOTHER ARTICLE BY JAMES T. FARRELL THAT IS TITLED "C'EST DROLL." FARRELL DESCRIBES THE RATIONALE FOR HIS STYLE OF REALISTIC WRITING AS BEING INFLUENCED BY HIS RESISTANCE TO THE SUGGESTIONS AND THE PRESSURES PUT UPON HIM BY COLLEAGUES, EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS TO WRITE ABOUT MORE POPULAR SUBJECTS. FARRELL ADDS ANOTHER ESSAY TO THE MATERIAL IN THIS ISSUE OF "THE AMERICAN BOOK COLLECTOR" BY PROVIDING A LENGTHY "PROSE POEM" THAT IS 7 PAGES LONG. THE SO CALLED "PROSE POEM" IS A PREDECESSOR OF THE "PROSE POEM" THAT FARRELL TITLED "WHEN TIME WAS BORN" THAT WAS REVISED AND PUBLISHED BY "THE SMITH" AS AN INDIVIDUAL BOOK IN 1966. THIS COLLECTION OF INFORMATION IN THE ICONIC "THE AMERICAN BOOK COLLECTOR" MAGAZINE IS A VITAL COG TO THE UNDERSTANDING OF JAMES T. FARRELL'S INTRODUCTION TO WRITING, HIS PURPOSE AND LIFELONG OBSESSION TO WRITE IN A REALISTIC AND NATURAL MANNER ABOUT HIS PERSONAL EXPERIENCES IN LIFE. Size: 8 1/2" X 11".

STIFF PAPER ILLUSTRATED WRAPS. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: NO DUST JACKET AS ISSUED. FIRST EDITION THUS. (2) - 1 - 127 PAGES. THE FRONT COVER HAS A LINE DRAWING OF JAMES T. FARRELL BY "ANNESLY." THIS JOURNAL IS A VALUABLE CONTRIBUTION TO THE BIBLIOGRAPHY AND UNDERSTANDING OF JAMES T. FARRELL'S WORK. INCLUDED IS AN ESSAY BY JAMES T, FARRELL THAT IS TITLED "FARRELL LOOKS AT HIS WRITING." THE ESSAY PROVIDES FARRELL'S CONCEPTS ON HIS WRITING AND THE CHANGES IN LITERATURE THAT HAVE OCCURRED OVER THE 50 YEARS FROM THE 1920'S TO THE 1970'S. FARRELL SPEAKS OF THE INFLUENCE OF INDIVIDUALS SUCH AS FREUD AND MENCKEN AND HOW THAT INFLUENCE HAS CHANGED AS WELL. ONE COULD EASILY INTERPRET HIS SENSE OF THE RATIONALE FOR WRITING AS BEING A VERY VARIABLE PROCESS DEPENDING ON TIME AND CIRCUMSTANCE. FARRELL PROVIDES ANOTHER ESSAY THAT IS TITLED " RELEVANCE IN LITERATURE." IN ADDITION, THERE IS "AN INTERVIEW WITH JAMES T. FARRELL" BY DENNIS FLYNN AND JACK SALZMAN. THERE IS A SHORT TRIBUTE TO FARRELL BY MORLEY CALLAGHAN. EDGAR M. BRANCH, FARRELL'S PRINCIPLE BIBLIOGRAPHER, PROVIDES AN ESSAY TITLED "JAMES T. FARRELL: FOUR DECADES AFTER STUDS LONIGAN." LEWIS FRIED CONTRIBUTES AN ESSAY TITLED "BERNARD CARR AND HIS TRIALS." JOSEPH W. SLADE CONTRIBUTES AN ESSAY TITLED " BARE-ASSED AND ALONE" TIME AND BANALITY IN FARRELL'S "A UNIVERSE OF TIME." ALAN WALD PROVIDES AN ESSAY TITLED "FARRELL AND TROTSKYISM" AND FINALLY IRA BERKOW REPORTS ON THE TOPIC"FARRELL AND SPORTS."THIS JOURNAL ISSUE IS A FESTSCHRIFT TO HONOR JAMES T. FARRELL AND HIS WRITING CONTRIBUTIONS TO LITERATURE. Size: 5 3/4" x 9".