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Troy Town: Trystero, 1983-01-01. First Edition THUS. Paperback. Very Good. 0x0x0. 1983 printing (copyright page states MCMLVII/1957, but states that story originally appeared in The Kenyon Review, 1960; no other printings listed (first edition THUS). 16-page pamphlet published by Trystero, of Troy Town. "Imprimed by derangement with the jittery hexecrators of Maxwell Demon Gent. and are to be sold at the sign of the Post Horn in Echo Court", as stated on rear endpaper. Old pricing sticker on cover, otherwise text clean, binding fine, shelfwear minimal. A nice copy, NOT ex-library. Ships via Trystero from Dinkytown in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

("Troy Town") : ("Trystero") ("1957") The second printing of this piracy (actually printed in England circa 1983), fine in wraps with photo montage (versus green wraps with black stamping). The limitation is not given, either in the publication itself or in Mead's bibliography.. Original Wraps. Fine.

Trystero, 1960. Soft cover. Very good/No jacket. Cover is worn along edges. Inside pages are clean and unmarked.

GAMBIER, OH: THE KENYON REVIEW. NF WRAPS. PUB SPRING 1960. ISBN: EARLY STORY (PP. 277 TO 292) PUBLISHED PRIOR TO AUTHOR'S FIRST BOOK. ISBN: ("V" IN 1963). SOME FAINT SPOTTING TO THE FRONT COVER BUT OTHERWISE FINE IN YELLOWWRAPS. IN 1962 THIS STORY SAW BOOK PUBLICATION IN NELSON ALGREN'S "NELSONALGREN'S OWN BOOK OF LONESOME MONSTERS".. Keywords: SHORT STORY, INVISIBLE, ABCDEF.

London / Troy Town / Westminster: Aloes Books / Tristero / Mould-warp, 1982. Softcover. Fine. First editions (but one, see below). Thirteen pamphlets. Stapled wrappers. All are fine or very nearly so. This represents the complete "C" Section: "Unauthorized Editions" of Clifford Mead's bibliography, *Thomas Pynchon: A Bibliography of Primary and Secondary Materials*, along with two variant issues not described therein. These copies are from the library of Pynchon's editor, Ray Roberts, with his book label on the inside cover of each volume. Roberts was an influential editor with Viking, Henry Holt, and then Little, Brown, and he worked closely with John Fowles, Martha Grimes, Thomas Pynchon, and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. He began editing Pynchon when the latter went to Little, Brown, starting with his book *Slow Learner*. Further details available upon request.