Pagany: A Native Quarterly, Volume Three Number Four

Published by Richard Johns -3, Connecticut, 1932

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Perfect bound 8vo, red stiff paper wrappers, lettered in black to front panel and spine. Production fault creasing to spine, light creasing to rear wrapper, first leaf starting. A very good copy. Final issue of this influential literary magazine, edited by Richard Johns. Running for twelve issues between 1930 and 1933, Pagany attracted contributions from the leading and emerging modernist writers of the time, many of them Paris expatriates. Contributors to this issue include William Carlos Williams (whose 1928 novel A Voyage to Pagany gave the magazine its name), and the editor Richard Johns.

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Title
Pagany: A Native Quarterly, Volume Three Number Four
Author
[Literary Periodical] ed. JOHNS, Richard
Publisher
Richard Johns -3, Connecticut
Publication year
1932
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General Literature Paris and the Expatriates William Carlos WILLIAMS

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