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TO SHOW THE LIVING
Ostrom, Robert
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- New York : Center for Book Arts 2008
- large 8vo.
- dark blue stiff paper wrappers, page bottoms uncut, title and author printed in dull silver, hand sewn with navy string
- (12), 26, (6) pages
- Order Nr. 103171
- Price: $ 75.00
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Limited to an edition of 100 numbered and signed copies. This collection was the winner of the Center's 2008 Poetry Chapbook Competition judged by Tomaz Salamun and Sharon Dolin. Selections include " How Do You Teach a Girl the Things She Should Know?" Tell What Happens to Widows" and "What Sort of Things Belong to a Family?" Designed, bound, and letterpress printed on Zerkall Book by Barbara Henry.
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PETER'S LETTERS TO HIS KINFOLK
by (Morris, Peter)
Third edition on title pages. Peter Morris is the pseudonym of John Gilbert Lockhart (1794-1854) contributor to Blackwell's Magazine, author and editor of numerous other works, and the son-in-law of Sir Walter Scott. He is best remembered as Scott's biographer. Books are a bit worn at the extremities, short splits in the front joints of volumes one and three, earlier bookseller's description of a similar book pasted on first blank which states "comprises interesting sketches of the principal literati of the day." A little scattered foxing and light soil.
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