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Anthology
EDWARD DAHLBERG: Further, unpublished sections from his great w,ork
on the erotic myths,
The Sorrows of Priapus.
WILLIAM CARLOS WILLIAMS
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DAVID RAFAEL WANG:
The Cassia Tree,
an anthology of translations from Chinese poetry.
RAFAEL ALBERTI:
Concerning the Angels,
a complete book of poems by
one of Spain's greatest modern poets.
HAYDEN CARRUTH:
Journey to a Known Place,
a long philosophical
poem.
LAWRENCE FERLINGHETTI: A satire on Vietnam, prose poems in French,
and an important new long poem,
The Situation in the West.
FERNANDO PESSOA: Thomas Merton's translations introduce Portugal's
leading modern poet.
GUENTHER ANDERS:
Theses for the Atomic Age.
PROSE by Guenther Anders, W. C. Bondarenko, Elisabeth Mann Borgese,
Marvin Cohen, John H. Galey, Claude Pelieu, and Douglas Woolf.
POETRY by Gregory Corso, Hans Magnus Enzensberger (Germany) ,
Denise Levertov, George M acBeth (England), Thomas Merton, D avid
Posner, Armand Schwerner, and Tomas Transtromer (Sweden).
Clothbound,
$6 -
Paperbook, $2.75
PLAYS FOR A NEW THEATER
Anthology
CORRADO ALVARO:
The Long Night of Medea
YVAN GaLL:
Methusalem, or The Etemal Bourgeois
JOHN HAWKES:
The Wax Museum
ROBERT HIVNOR:
The Assault upon Charles Sumner
BORIS VIAN:
Knackery for All
Clothbound,
$6 -
Paperbook, $2.95
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