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Le guide HOWARD. Sommaire : Remerciements. 1 - Introduction - 2. Dix idées reçues sur Howard. Les vingt nouvelles qu'il faut avoir lues (et pourquoi). 3 - Biographie. 4 - Vingt autres textes qui méritent aussi votre attention. 5 - Quelques mots laconiques sur dix autres textes. 6 - Conan, le vrai et les imitations. 7 - Sur Howard. 8 - Les adaptations. 9 - Autour de Howard. 10 - Cher M. Lovecraft. 11 - Lire sur Howard. Conclusion
Seller: Librairie La MASSENIE à MONTOLIEU, MONTOLIEU - VILLAGE DU LIVRE, France
Seller rating 5 out of 5 stars
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Edit. Actusf, 2015, in-12° broché (16,5 x 11 cm), 283 pages, couv. illustrée; signé par l'auteur en 1e page de titre, très bon état, 4e de couverture : Ses textes ont forgé les codes de la fantasy. Ses personnages (Conan, Kull, Solomon Kane.) ont marqué des générations de lecteurs. Depuis une quinzaine d'années, Robert E. Howard connaît une véritable résurrection littéraire. Débarrassée des interférences de ceux qui se l'ont appropriée après sa mort, son oeuvre fondatrice est désormais accessible dans toute sa force grâce à des éditions respectueuses de son travail. Ecrit par Patrice Louinet, un des plus grands spécialistes au monde de Howard, ce guide regorgeant d'informations inédites explore les multiples facettes d'une oeuvre riche, tord le cou aux derniers préjugés, et nous donne mille et une raisons de le (re)lire encore et toujours. Français.
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LETTERS FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS Written For The Sacremento Union, Introduction & Conclusion By G. Ezra Dane, Illustrations By Dorothy Grover
Published by The Grabhorn Press: San Francisco, 1937
Seller: John K King Used & Rare Books, Detroit, MI, U.S.A.
Seller rating 4 out of 5 stars
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Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Illus. by Dorothy Grover, 10 x 6", cloth backed boards, handwritten title on spine, 224pp. Covers soiled, spotted and sunned, endpapers toned else very good. Speical advance copy for Mark Twain's cousin, Mildred Leo Clemens who has made numerous notes/annotations throughout. Sampling: "San Francisco June 2nd, 1937 'Seventy Years After' Sammy Clemens Book", a handwritten excerpt from "Paine's Mark Twain Biography" and the annotations often parallel her career with his (she was a photographer and a UC Berkely graduate who lectured at various Chautauquas across the country, one of her topics was her cousin Mark Twain. Also a handwritten letter of authenticity from Mildred on Canadian Pacific Railway letterhead to "S. Books" Berkley, Cal. June fourth 191_. "As a member Clemens' Family, and a relation of M.T. it is my pleasure- to autograph this book. Mildred Leo Clemens". SIGNED AND INSCRIBED BY THE PUBLISHER ED GRABHORN "FOR MILDRED LEO CLEMENS FROM ED GRABHORN". ALSO SIGNED BY THE ILLUSTRATOR DOROTHY GROVER. MILDRED HAS WRITTEN A NOTE BELOW THE SIGNATURES MENTIONING THE OCCASION OF SIGNING AND TELLING HOW MARK TWAIN BECAME A LECTURER. ALSO SIGNED BY EZRA DANE AT THE END OF THE INTRODUCTION THAT HE WROTE. "NUMBER FOUR OF THE THIRD SERIES OF RARE AMERICANA PRINTED IN AN EDITION OF FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY COPIES BY THE GRABHORN PRESS OF SAN FRANCISCO IN MARCH, 1937". Great association piece. SCARCE, obviously.
