Daybell Christopher (12 results)

Pamphlet. Condition: Good. 7 pp. Scarce. Born in Oxford in 1939, Mr Daybell studied modern history and political science at Trinity College Dublin. He worked in a number of teaching positions before deciding to devote himself to poetry in the early 1970s, selling his poems in pubs as well as at a number of locations on the city streets. A collection of his pamphlets, Requiem for Man Alone, was published in 1989. He died suddenly in March 2000. A service of thanksgiving took place in Monkstown Parish church soon after his passing.

Pamphlet. Condition: Good. No Jacket. 8 page pamphlet. Signed & dated by the author. Scarce. Born in Oxford in 1939, Mr Daybell studied modern history and political science at Trinity College Dublin. He worked in a number of teaching positions before deciding to devote himself to poetry in the early 1970s, selling his poems in pubs as well as at a number of locations on the city streets. A collection of his pamphlets, Requiem for Man Alone, was published in 1989. He died suddenly in March 2000. A service of thanksgiving took place in Monkstown Parish church soon after his passing. Signed by Author.

Soft Covers. Condition: Good. No Jacket. Second Edition. 20 pages. Typescript. Scarce. Signed & dated by Author.

Condition: Very Good. 1985. Pamphlet. Translations of Italian and French poetry. Fine copy showing minor shelf wear. . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

Soft Covers. Condition: Good. No Jacket. 20 pages. Typescript. Covers worn & stained, but good. Scarce.Born in Oxford in 1939, Mr Daybell studied modern history and political science at Trinity College Dublin. He worked in a number of teaching positions before deciding to devote himself to poetry in the early 1970s, selling his poems in pubs as well as at a number of locations on the city streets. A collection of his pamphlets, Requiem for Man Alone, was published in 1989. He died suddenly in March 2000. A service of thanksgiving took place in Monkstown Parish church soon after his passing. Signed & dated by Author.

Soft Covers. Condition: Good. 20 pages. Typescript. Covers worn & stained, but good. Scarce. Born in Oxford in 1939, Mr Daybell studied modern history and political science at Trinity College Dublin. He worked in a number of teaching positions before deciding to devote himself to poetry in the early 1970s, selling his poems in pubs as well as at a number of locations on the city streets. A collection of his pamphlets, Requiem for Man Alone, was published in 1989. He died suddenly in March 2000. A service of thanksgiving took place in Monkstown Parish church soon after his passing. Signed & dated by Author.

Soft Covers. Condition: Good. First Edition. 8 page pamphlet. Signed & dated by the author. Scarce.Born in Oxford in 1939, Mr Daybell studied modern history and political science at Trinity College Dublin. He worked in a number of teaching positions before deciding to devote himself to poetry in the early 1970s, selling his poems in pubs as well as at a number of locations on the city streets. A collection of his pamphlets, Requiem for Man Alone, was published in 1989. He died suddenly in March 2000. A service of thanksgiving took place in Monkstown Parish church soon after his passing. Signed by Author.

Condition: Very Good. 1985. Pamphlet. Translations of Italian and French poetry. Fine copy showing minor shelf wear. . . . .

Soft Covers. Condition: Good. No Jacket. 20 pages. Typescript. Scarce. Born in Oxford in 1939, Mr Daybell studied modern history and political science at Trinity College Dublin. He worked in a number of teaching positions before deciding to devote himself to poetry in the early 1970s, selling his poems in pubs as well as at a number of locations on the city streets. A collection of his pamphlets, Requiem for Man Alone, was published in 1989. He died suddenly in March 2000. A service of thanksgiving took place in Monkstown Parish church soon after his passing. Signed & dated by Author.

Stapled Typescript. Condition: Good. First Edition. Pp.11. Signed and dated by Daybell. Produced as a stapled typescript. Scarce. Born in Oxford in 1939, Mr Daybell studied modern history and political science at Trinity College Dublin. He worked in a number of teaching positions before deciding to devote himself to poetry in the early 1970s, selling his poems in pubs as well as at a number of locations on the city streets. A collection of his pamphlets, Requiem for Man Alone, was published in 1989. He died suddenly in March 2000. A service of thanksgiving took place in Monkstown Parish church soon after his passing. Signed by Author.

First Edition. 52 pages. Original trade paperback. Near fine condition.

First edition, first printing. Signed by the author (inscribed to Paulette). Very good pamphlet.