Row. Introduction by Denise Carty, St. Thomas, Caribbean

Pierre, Anthony Leonard; aka Jah Tony. Dorothea Taylor-Palmer, cover artist. Walter L. Bishop III, contents illustrator

Language: English

Published by Ital Center, Madison WI, 1993

1883007003 / 9781883007003

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176p., experimental typography, many line illustrations, softbound in 8.5x5.5 inch color-decorated wraps. Roughly handled with corner-tip creasings and edgewear, leading edge is contact-stained from being packed next a leather-bound book, but completely free of underlinings or ownerships, a fair copy that is complete and readable. Jah Tony was born in Jamaica, immigrated to New York, moved to Madison.

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Title
Row. Introduction by Denise Carty, St. Thomas, Caribbean
Author
Pierre, Anthony Leonard; aka Jah Tony. Dorothea Taylor-Palmer, cover artist. Walter L. Bishop III, contents illustrator
Publisher
Ital Center, Madison WI
Publication year
1993
Binding
Paperback
Language
English
ISBN 10
1883007003
ISBN 13
9781883007003
Edition
1st Edition
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