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BRAUTIGAN, Richard
NY, Grove Press, (1964). His first novel, after several small press poetry collections. Brautigan's writings influenced an entire generation and, although he fell out of literary favor for a time -- culminating in his suicide in 1984 -- he has come to be seen as an American original whose whimsy, sensitivity and humor uniquely epitomized his time. A bit of staining to the joints and top edge; near fine in a very good, spine and edge-darkened jacket with a small corner chip at the crown.
[#035635]
$300
(BRAUTIGAN, Richard)
San Francisco, William Wreden, [1968]. Prospectus only: 3 copies in mailing envelope. One copy is fine; two are near fine. No book. Brautigan provided the introduction to the published volume: a biographical note about him is printed here.
[#036028]
$30
(BRAUTIGAN, Richard). STICKNEY, John
(NY), (Time, Inc.), 1970. Five page article on Brautigan. Corner creasing and rubbing near the spine; very good.
[#028731]
$20