Tennessee Williams in Tangier

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(BOWLES, Paul) CHOUKRI, Mohamed

CADMUS EDITIONS

1st ed., limited to 1300 copies, this being #153 of 200 copies signed by Bowles and Choukri. 12mo. Illustrated wraps. Fine in a Fine, plain acetate d/j.

Choukri, Mohamed

The Great Naropa Poetry Wars

CLARK, Tom

First edition, one of the 100 numbered hardbound copies, signed by the author on colophon. Appendix includes a "copious collection of germane documents assembled by the author. Prospectus for the Jataka Tales laid in. 87, 9 pages. quarter cloth, paper-covered boards, paper spine label, acetate dust jacket. 8vo..

Yellow Lola : formerly titled Japanese neon (Hello, La Jolla, book II)

Literature & Fiction

DORN, EDWARD

History & Criticism

By the author of Working Stiff, this collection of eleven short stories rips into Rustbowl Detroit with John Richards' usual switchblade precision, humor and an hallucinatory prose. The stories in The Pigeon Factory are accompanied by fourteen photographs by Ralph Norris which fit the stories and place like a glove.

The Pigeon Factory

RICHARDS, JOHN

United States

One needn't be a soldier to appreciate the sentiments and emotions captured in Charles Fasanaro's work on the Vietnam experience  only human. In 1968, Charles Fasanaro interrupted his graduate studies in chemistry to work at training dogs to detect trip wires and land mines. His job took him to Fort Gordon, Georgia where he taught these methods to the 25th Infantry Division, 60th Infantry Platoon, Scout Dog. Because of his friendship and concern for the men he was working with he requested to be sent with them to Vietnam where he served with both Army and Marine units from the DMZ to the Mekong Delta. The poems in this collection are the fruit of that experience. After his service, Fasanaro earned his doctorate in theology. Currently on the faculty of St. John’s College in Santa Fe, the author currently lectures on compassion and military ethics.

Velocities of Rage

Fasanaro, Charles

A simple country doctor stumbles onto the hideous medical experiments being forcibly carried out on political prisoners at a secret jungle prison camp. Thus begins The Pelcari Project with a glimpse into the darkest side of the human condition. This landmark in the literature of Latin America, precisely translated by Paul Bowles, might best be compared with Franz Kafka’s The Penal Colony or H. G. Welles’ The Island of Dr. Moreau. A metaphor for the last thirty years of history in that part of the world, this work has been previously published to acclaim in Latin America and Europe.

The Pelcari Project/Cárcel de árboles (Spanish Edition)

Rosa, Rodrigo Rey

Contemporary

The Pelcari Project

Rodrigo Rey Rosa

<p>Princeton grad John Hopkins came to Tangier after adventures in Peru. In addition to the portraiture of the city and its inhabitants, Hopkins’ life in Marrakech and his trips into Morocco’s Sahara, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Spanish Sahara, Mauretania, Senegal, Ghana, Nigeria, Togo, Cameroun, Swaziland and Mozambique are chronicled in entries rich with detail. The glamour, mystery, poverty and opulence of Tangier, the country of Morocco and Africa jumps from every page. The author presents a huge and dizzying cast of writers, painters, socialites, trance dancers, eccentrics, party-givers, magicians, aristocrats, confidence men and expat residents from the early sixties through the late seventies. One encounters Paul and Jane Bowles, Barbara Hutton, William Burroughs, Brion Gysin, Princess Ruspoli, Malcolm Forbes, Tennessee Williams, Mohammed M’rabet, The Hon. David Herbert, Ira Bilankine, Ted Morgan, The Countess de Breteuil and her fabulous mud castle in Marrakech, The Lady Caroline Duff, Jim Wyllie, Elizabeth Vreeland, Jean Genet, Elizabeth David, Alec Waugh, Alfred Chester, Margaret Lane, Louise de Meuron, Adolfo de Velasco, Marguerite McBey and countless others. The Tangier Diaries includes eight pages of photographs, and is invaluable for anyone interested in Tangier and the colorful figures who have lived there.</p>

The Tangier Diaries, 1962?1979

Biographies & Memoirs

HOPKINS, John

Arts & Literature

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Tennessee Williams in Tangier

Tennessee Williams in Tangier

The Great Naropa Poetry Wars

The Great Naropa Poetry Wars

Yellow Lola : formerly titled Japanese neon (Hello, La Jolla, book II)

The Pigeon Factory

Velocities of Rage

The Pelcari Project/Cárcel de árboles (Spanish Edition)

The Pelcari Project

The Tangier Diaries, 1962?1979