Posthumously published, written in 1914, following the publication of Dubliners. In the free-form love poem, presented in the guise of a series of notes, Joyce attempts to penetrate the mind of a “dark lady”, the object of an illicit love affair. “Giacomo” is the Italian form of the author’s forename, James
“Giacomo Joyce. With an Introduction and Notes by Richard Ellmann”
London: Faber & Faber, 1968. Publisher’s hardcover with fine, pricelipped dustjacket. Illustrated with portraits and facsimile reproductions of the original manuscript
Near fine, clean and very attractive copy, now in a mylar protected jacket
First edition
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Haruki Murakami talking with conductor Seiji Ozawa on music Penguin Random House Vintage Classics, 2020. XIX, 325 pages. New copy
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London: Faber and Faber Limited, 1939. Royal8vo. Original red cloth with overall well preserved jacket. This copy was Børge Houmann’s copy (not signed). Houmann, a prominent Danish communist and resistance fighter, was working a translation of Joyce’s novel Ulysses, but tragically could not find the translation after the War. The…
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First-ever translation into English of the legendary book of poetry “BLOD” written by the Danish art historian and publisher R. Broby-Johansen in 1922, for which publication he was sentenced to jail for its sexual immorality: In vivid and gory details, the poems depict the red-light district of Copenhagen’s underbelly. In…
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Gyldendal, 2001. 319 pp. Hft. Nyeste oversættelse ved Villy Sørensen. 1. oplag. Pænt eksemplar
