translated cid corman (15 risultati)

Condizione: NEAR FINE. First printing, a trade paperback original. Includes selections from over a half a century of his work. Translated from the Japanese by Cid Corman, with Susumu Kamaike. Introduction by Corman, in which he comments "There is scarcely a child in Japan unfamiliar with Kusano's frogs. And of course, no adult." Their trills, transcribed and fancifully translated by the poet into frog soliloquies, dirges, and celebrations are, says Corman, "figures of nature--in its largest sense--and of absolute innocence . . They mock our pretensions but share them too - gently." 54 pp. Near fine in glossy illustrated wrappers (crease to lower corner of one page).

First edition Near fine stapled wraps with crisp text throughout.

Paperback. Condizione: Very good. Hayakawa Ikutada (illustratore). 6 x 8 in. Paper wraps. Condition is VERY GOOD ; covers sunned at edges, minor shelf wear. Binding tight, text spotless. Text in Japanes on one pg, English on the facing. Fic. Stax.

First edition Twelve poems in a folded accordion booklet with attractive wrap around band. Limited to 125 copies. New.

First edition 50 Numbers That Just Happen. Close to fine and bright folded booklet.

First edition From the personal library of Cid Corman. Fine and bright glossy stiff wraps with strong spine and clean text throughout.

First edition, first printing From the library of poet and editor of Origin Cid Corman with his own personally signed small bookplate to the opening flyleaf. Just lightly touched fleck marks by Cid Corman in his reading which may be interest for a new reader. Close to fine bright wraps with strong spine.

First edition, first printing Tall bright and fine stapled wraps. One of 75 and scarce.

First edition, first printing From the library of poet Cid Corman and editor of Origin, who had a long relationship with the translator Clayton Eshleman. Signed by Cid Corman to his small personal bookplate. Cid's usual habit was with pen in hand highly annotating, but this volume is fairly clean throughout, but still holds Cid's attention. Good reading copy wraps.

Pamphlet. Fifteen 8.5x11 inch mimeographed sheets printed one side only with poems, light wear and soiling to covers, side stapled with rusty staples.

From the library of poet and editor of Origin Cid Corman with his own personally signed small bookplate to the opening flyleaf. An uncharacteristically unmarked by Cid Corman to the text, clean text. Near fine wraps with the lightest age tone.

First edition, first printing From the library of Cid Corman, poet and editor of Origin, fully signed on his small bookplate to the opening flyleaf. A terrific anthology of narrative poetry. Cid a prolific note taker and marginalia craftsmen to most of his books has only noted a few pages of this text, often quite informative to the next reader. Near fine boards in like endorsements from Gary Snyder and W. S. Merwin.

First edition, first printing From the private library of poet and editor of Origin Cid Corman with his signed bookplate to the opening flyleaf. Very close to fine and bright in very good dust jacket with small mend to back cover. Briefly marked by Cid Corman in the text as is his usual custom as a reader.

First edition, first printing Bilingual edition of fine a selection of Cid's poems over the years, published by this French publisher. New and bright housed in a decorative cardboard sleeve. Limited edition.

First edition HARDCOVER. The Nobel Prize Winner. Bilingual edition - text in Swedish and English. Jacket drawing by Franz Richter. Near fine blue boards in like dustjacket with light fading to spine. From another poet's library, Cid Corman, with trifle fleck marks from the poet's reading to some of the pages. One page also has a brief underline by the poet Corman which may be interesting to a future reader. Published from Robert Bly's The Seventies Press. Printed at The Morgan Press, 1000 in cloth and 1000 in paperback. This is the very scarce cloth edition. Cid Corman was for a half century the publisher of Origin Press, publishing many of the finest U.S. and international poets of the modern era. Corman was also a well known translator and published over 100 books of his own work. This scarce Tomas Transtromer book is also signed by Cid Corman on his small personalized bookplate on the opening flyleaf.