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Howl for Carl Solomon by Ginsberg, Allen; Hoyem, Andrew [Book Designer] - 1971

by Ginsberg, Allen; Hoyem, Andrew [Book Designer]

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Howl for Carl Solomon by Ginsberg, Allen; Hoyem, Andrew [Book Designer] - 1971

Howl for Carl Solomon

by Ginsberg, Allen; Hoyem, Andrew [Book Designer]

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San Francisco: Grabhorn-Hoyem, 1971. First Thus. Fine. One of 275 copies signed by Allen Ginsberg on the title page. Also signed by Arion Press founder Andrew Hoyem on colophon at rear. [iv], 43, [3] pp. Original decorative tan linen, with wrap-around artwork in nine colors, edges untrimmed. First edition thus, revised with a new introduction. Fine. A beautiful production of the poem that defined a generation, printed by Robert Grabhorn and Hoyem on hand-made paper, and bound in cloth with a drawing by Robert La Vigne. Comprises the original text as it was published in 1956 with minute revisions by the author and the addition of a related poetic fragment, "The Names," written in 1957, and first published in the Paris Review, Spring 1966; here collected with "Howl" for the first time.
  • Bookseller Burnside Rare Books, ABAA US (US)
  • Book Condition Used - Fine
  • Quantity Available 1
  • Edition First Thus
  • Publisher Grabhorn-Hoyem
  • Place of Publication San Francisco
  • Date Published 1971
  • Keywords signed

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Howl for Carl Solomon

by Ginsberg, Allen; Andrew Hoyem [Book Designer]

  • Used
  • Fine
  • Signed
  • first
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Used - Fine
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Limited edition
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San Francisco: Grabhorn-Hoyem, 1971. Limited edition. Fine. Limited edition. First thus, revised with a new introduction. One of 275 copies signed by Allen Ginsberg on the title page. [iv], 43, [3] pp. Bound in publisher's decorative tan linen, with wrap-around artwork in nine colors, edges untrimmed. Fine with prospectus laid-in at front. A beautiful production of the poem that defined a generation, printed by Robert Grabhorn and Hoyem on hand-made paper, and bound in cloth with a drawing by Robert La Vigne. Comprises the original text as it was published in 1956 with minute revisions by the author and the addition of a related poetic fragment, "The Names," written in 1957, and first published in the Paris Review, Spring 1966; here collected with "Howl" for the first time.
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