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| Paul Bowles |  | | A hundred camels in the countryard. | | |
| | 1972 San Francisco
[City Lights]
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Fifth printing 63 pages 18,5:12,5 cm. paperback | | | Copy that belonged to Simon Vinkenoog, with his autograph on the titlepage. With an orginal typed letter, signed in ink, from Paul Bowles to Simon Vinkenoog, concerning a translation of A hundred camels in the countryard. (Tanger, 31.i.78)
"Thank you for your letter of January seventh; why it/ took until the thirtieth to reach me, I don't understand. That's/ twenty-three days to get from Holland to Marocco by air. I think/ a mule could have brought it in that time./ My Camels have not been translated into any language/ save Italian, as far as I know. Dutch would be fine, if you believe/ there's a publisher who would want to issue them. The only publisher/ there that has brought out something of mine is J.M. Meulenhoff, who/ did the Charhadi book EEN LEVEN VOL GATEN some years ago. I don't/ imagine that implies an automatic interest in Camels, however!"
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| William Burroughs |  | | Who is the walks beside you written 3rd. Contribution in Darazt, an anthology edited by Miles. | | |
| | 1965 London
[Lovebooks Limited]
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First edition, 500 numbered copies, this copy is unnumbered. 24p. 29:18 cm. Stapled. | | |
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| Jan Cremer |  | | I Jan Cremer. an autobiographical novel. With an introduction by Seymour Krim. | | |
| | 1965 New York
[Signet, second edition, pocket]
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285p. 17,5:10,5 cm. garenloos | | | Verkleurd exemplaar, met ezelsoren. Met twee adresstempels van Jan Cremer en een opdracht:
“Voor Gerald Dauphin,/ photograaf/ eerst in Antwerpen/ nu in New York/ Jan Cremer/ New York july 22 1966”
Bijgevoegd:
Ansichtkaart uit Colombia (1966) van Jan Cremer aan Gerald Dauphin. |
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| Jan Cremer |  | | I Jan Cremer. An autobiographical novel. With an Introduction by Seymour Krim. | | |
| | 1965 New York
[Shorecrest]
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first edition 312p. Gebonden met omslag. Boekblok licht gebogen en omslag met kleine scheurtjes. | | | Bijgevoegd: persbericht van de uitgeverij. 1p. (Het boek verscheen 29 oktober).
Met opdracht in rode viltstift:“New York Oct 1st 1965/ to/ Simon Vinkenoog, A’dam/ Met vriendelijke groet/ with frendly (sic) regards/ your friend/ Jan Cremer”
Met enkele potlood aantekeningen van Vinkenoog. Bij de passage ‘I dug Elvis Presley. Every artist dug Elvis Presley’, noteerde Vinkenoog:“Oorspronkelijk: Johnny Jordaan!” |
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| Fielding Dawson |  | | Man Steps Into Space. | | |
| | 1965 New York
[Shortstop Press]
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First edition, 500 copies 8p. Stapled | | | Number 7 of a series called Different People. Cover by the author. |
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| Jack Kerouac |  | | Pull my daisy. Text ad-libbed by Jack Kerouac for the film by Robert Frank and Alfred Leslie, Introduction by Jerry Tallmer. | | |
| | 1961 New York/ London
[Grove Press/ Evergreen Books]
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First edition 72p. 20,5:13,5 cm. Softcover | | | Stamped name of former owner on French title page. |
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| Jack Kerouac |  | | Satori in Paris | | |
| | 1966 New York
[Grove Press]
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first edition 118p. 21:14 cm. original binding with wrappers | | | Name of former owner on titlepage. Excellent condition. |
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| Jack Kerouac |  | | Book of Dreams | | |
| | 1961 San Francisco
[City Lights Books]
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first edition 184p. 20,5:14 cm. paperback | | | Cover photo of Jack Kerouac by Robert Frank. |
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| Jack Kerouac |  | | The Subterraneans | | |
| | 1958 New York
[Grove Press, An Evergreen Original]
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First edition 111p. 20,5:14 cm. Spine with small imperfections. | | |
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