This - Burn Again Press

[james]

thanks ROC!

 

[ROC]

two options for ya!


PM me if you want a clearer, larger image of the red one.
I'll email it to you.

 

[Rekrab]

Yes, you are right Father. I'm not sure how I missed that.

Bill: too many late nights for you, pulling the lever on the press. Get some sleep.

 

[LickTheStar]

Thanks for the image ROC! The second is familiar, the first is not.

Always happy to see something new.

 

[cirerita]

 

[roni]

wow! that's a great one!

 

[Father Luke]

 

[Gerard K H Love]

That would be a good tatoo! nice one.

 

[roni]

Bon't try, as they say.

 

[Gerard K H Love]

Where can I find the poem "This"? There is another poem by that name in You get so Alone but that is a different This.

 

[bospress.net]

Bon't try, as they say.

ha! That is one from the wayback machine...

Bill

 

[Purple Stickpin]

Where can I find the poem "This"? There is another poem by that name in You get so Alone but that is a different This.

There's a poem of that title in The Last Night of the Earth Poems, but I'm not sure if it's the one from the book that is the subject of this thread.

 

[mjp]

Here's the first page of the limited edition this:

 

[Gerard K H Love]

Thank you, mjp, I saw that on this thread and that's why I want to read the rest. I don't have $1150 plus shipping and fees.

I may have read it, but I don't know where. Oh I should have said, "I may have read "This", but I don't know where.

 

[mjp]

I think Dr. Stickpin is right, this is in The Last Night of the Earth Poems.

 

[Gerard K H Love]

Added to my list of things to get: one copy The Last Night of the Earth Poems.
Thank you. and ECCO should thank you.

 

[Bukfan]

Added to my list of things to get: one copy The Last Night of the Earth Poems.

You won't be sorry. It's one of Buk's best later collections! One of my favourite collections..

 

[LickTheStar]

And I just checked on the shelf here at work... It is indeed the same poem. And so much cheaper to come by! :p

 

[poptop]

A good point

in this issue, Bukowski was trying to forge his own signature. methinks.

Hi Roni,

My thoughts exactly. The book itself is a beautiful production, but the signature, while supposedly genuine, is not satisfying to me. I think they should go together and they usually do. In this case, it's too sharp, compressed and jagged compared to the other more convincing signatures of the Great One I've seen on other signed editions posted by the collectors here. Nevertheless, because of the books rarity, I would guess there will be few protests about the signature in the marketplace, especially when there's little or no opportunity to compare this one to the others in this series of 50. Just felt like commenting on my first impression and your observation. Anyway, I didn't care for the signature as much as the book and the fine poem. If anyone had the right to comment on talent vs. the talentless, it was Bukowski. Just passing through and saying hello.

 

[roni]

Hi Roni, [...]Just passing through and saying hello.

hi Pop,
welcome back.
where've you been?