Edited Robert Brophy (5 results)

First Edition. First edition. Simultaneous paperback issue. INSCRIBED BY BROPHY, "for Allen Mears/ Whose bibliographic attention and/ collector's expertise keep us all on/ our toes -- and whose creative/ and well-focused curiosity is the/ delight of Jeffers scholars and aficionados./ We herald you/ Bob Brophy/ 8 August 1995." Contains 10 essays by Brophy, William Everson, Tim Hunt, Terry Beers,et al, that examine Jeffers' work and personal philosophy. Tiny rubs to tips otherwise fine. Signed.

Condition: FINE. Limited, numbered first edition. A collection of 22 early poems, not previously published and written around 1912. The title comes from a 1912 letter by Jeffers to his sister Una. No. 21 of 200 numbered copies on Frankfurt paper. Printed by Patrick Reagh, binding by Bela Blau, on Frankfort paper. 33 pp plus notes and colophon. Fine in light brown cloth with paper labels on the spine and front cover.

First Edition. First edition. Selections from the newsletter including contributions by Brophy, Ward Ritchie, et al. INSCRIBED BY BROPHY on the front free endpaper in 1994 with long, personal inscription, "To Cesar and Bette," referring to Jeffers it would seem ("A poet, prophet, seer/ of the Big Sur Coast/ Who loved God above/ All things and/ found Him/Her/It/ in the beauty/ of ocean, mountain.") 8vo silver-stamped pale orange cloth covered boards; 222 pages. Near fine without dust jacket, as issued. Signed.

First Edition. First edition. Previously unpublished early poetry edited from Jeffers' manuscripts by Brophy and with his notes at the end of the text. Number 29 of 200 copies on Frankfurt paper (there were an additional 50 deluxe copies printed on Gutenberg paper). Printed letterpress by Patrick Reagh and bound by Bela Blau. Fine to new without dust jacket, as issued.

First Edition. First edition. Previously unpublished early poetry edited from Jeffers' manuscripts by Brophy and with his notes at the end of the text. Number 25 of 50 copies in the deluxe issue printed on Gutenberg paper (vs. Frankfurt). Printed letterpress by Patrick Reagh and bound by Bela Blau. Typed letter signed by Phillip Bevis on Arundel Press letterhead laid in. Answers a question about prospectus printing and includes samples of the papers used for the regular and deluxe copies which are stapled at bottom. Fine to new. Issued without a dust jacket.