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LOWRY, Malcolm SCHERF, Kathleen, Ed. With An Intro. ACKERLEY, Chris, Explanatory Annotation ListingsIf you cannot find what you want on this page, then please use our search feature to search all our listings. Click on Title to view full description
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LOWRY, Malcolm SCHERF, Kathleen, ed. with an intro. ACKERLEY, Chris, explanatory annotation Collected Poetry of Malcolm Lowry. in dj.
UBC Press, Vancouver, 1992, ISBN:0774803622
LOWRY, Malcolm. The Collected Poetry of Malcolm Lowry . Edited and introduced by Kathleen Scherf. With explanatory annotation by Chris Ackerley. Vancouver, BC: UBC Press, (1992). Pp. (6),[vii]-xviii,(4),[3]-418,(10). 8vo, black cloth with silver lettering to spine. "The sections of Lowry's text are chronologically arranged to reflect his artistic development, and are preceded by short essays describing the specific issues raised by his poems. Theopening section, Lowry's poetic juvenilia, reflects his fascination with t he sea, as does the ensuing section, 'The Lighthouse Invites the Storm', his first collection of poetry, with its sequence of related semi-autobiographical poems depicting the adventures of the characters Peter Gaunt and Vigil Forget. This is followed by a small group of uncollected poems which Lowry composed in Mexico in the 1930s. The next two sections, 'Dollarton, 1940-54: Selected Poems, 1947' and 'Dollarton 1940-54: Uncollected Poems', record the experience of Lowry's sojourn in British Columbia and its deep effecton him." - from the dj. Scherf was a professor at the Department of Englis h at the University of New Brunswick at the time of the publication of thisanthology. Very good in dust jacket. 60.00
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LOWRY, Malcolm DAY, Douglas (ed.) LOWRY, Margerie (ed.) Dark As the Grave Wherein My Friend is Laid. 1st pr in dj
General Publishing Company, Ltd., 1968,
LOWRY, Malcolm. Dark As the Grave Wherein My Friend is Laid. edited by Douglas Day & Margerie Lowry. Toronto: General Publishing Company, Ltd., (1968). First Printing. Pp. 255. 8vo, black cloth. Woolmer A9b. Cloth lightly rubbed, else vg with some nicking to spine ends of price-clipped dj. 45.00
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LOWRY, Malcolm) WOODCOCK, George (ed.) Malcolm Lowry: The Man and His Work. card covers.
University of British Columbia Press, 1971,
(LOWRY, Malcolm). WOODCOCK, George, (ed.) Malcolm Lowry: The Man and His Work. Vancouver : University of British Columbia Press, (1971). Pp. 174. Large 8vo, white and green card covers, black titles to front and spine. Covers browned, small scrape to front, tape remainders, owner's name inked to half-title, else vg. 15.00
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PURDY, Al LOWRY, Malcolm MOWAT, Angus No Other Country. In dj
McClelland & Stewart, 1977,
PURDY, Al. No Other Country. (Tor.): McClelland and Stewart, (1977). Pp (14),15-187,(5). 8vo, dark grey cloth. Spadoni and Donnelly 2893. Includes : "Harbour Deep" (pp.152-60) on a stay in this outport on the east coast of the Great Northern Peninsula; and "Argus in Labrador" (pp.161-171), an account of a search-and-rescue flight from C.F.B. Greenwood; and a section on Newfoundland (pp.184-5), the last of "Her Gates Both East and West". Chapters on Malcolm Lowry and Angus Mowat. Vg in slightly chipped dj. 25.00
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LOWRY, Malcolm Ultramarine. 1st Cdn in dj
Clarke, Irwin & Company Limited, 1963,
LOWRY, Malcolm. Ultramarine : a novel. Toronto: Clarke, Irwin & Company Limited, (1963). First Canadian Edtion. Pp. 203. 8vo, blue cloth. Woolmer A1d.Vg, with a few scrapes to front panel of edgeworn dj. 60.00
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LOWRY, Malcolm Ultramarine. 1st US in dj
J.B. Lippincott, 1962,
LOWRY, Malcolm. Ultramarine. Philadelphia : J.B. Lippincott, (1962). First U.S. Edition. Pp 203. 8vo, grey cloth, blue lettering to front. Woolmer A1b. First published by Jonathan Cape in 1933. "The story of Dana Hilliot's first voyage, as mess boy on the freighter Oedipus Tyrannus, out of Liverpool for Singapore and Bombay. Anxious to win approval of his shipmates, a rough, derisive lot, and to match their example in the bars and bordellos of the Chinese ports, Dana struggles at the same time to remain faithful to his first love, Janet, back in England. Serio-comic in manner, yet deeply romantic, the novel depicts - often uproariously - the pangs and pratfalls of a boy's initiation into the company of men." - from the dj. A few narrow dark smudges to cloth, else vg with several closed tears and some purple marks to rear panel of edgeworn dj. 75.00
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