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Harmondsworth : Penguin Books, (1966). Second edition. The first paperback edition of Brownjohn’s pseudonymously published 1964 novel. A presentation copy, inscribed (to Alan and Sheila Hancox), signed twice and dated (1967) by Alan Brownjohn. Loosely inserted is a single-page 1967 autograph letter from Brownjohn, signed with forename, making reference to the gift of the book.
Crown 8vo (19cm). (174),[ii]pp. Original pictorial white wrappers, printed in red and black; a little marked and browned, but a good and interesting copy.

£25

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London : Hutchinson, (1987). First edition. Warmly inscribed, signed “Alan B.” by the poet and dated (1991) on the title-page. A collection of forty-one poems, including “Waterloo Road”, “Through Binoculars”, “Scene from the Fifties”, etc. – “our finest social poet since Larkin” (Peter Porter).
Post 8vo (20cm). [iv],(60)pp. Original pictorial wrappers (Jane Russell in The Outlaw); very slightly rubbed and faintly bruised; text a touch tanned as usual, but a very good copy.

£20

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London : Hutchinson, (1990). First edition. Inscribed, signed and dated (1991) by Alan Brownjohn on the title-page. A collection of thirty-two poems, including “What Lovers Do in Novels”, “Film Noir”, “The Sunshine Coffee Lounge”, etc. “Some of the best British poems of the last thirty years” (Gavin Ewart).
Post 8vo (20cm). [viii],56pp. Original wrappers, printed in black, red and pale green, and lettered in white; just a hint of bruising, but a very good copy.

£15

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