Crucifix in a Deathhand: New Poems 1963-65 (Signed)
Signed first edition, one of 3,100 copies, retaining its original promotional belly band. Signed and dated “3-20-65” by Bukowski in metallic orange ink on the page facing the limitation page.
German-American poet and author Charles Bukowski is known for his unflinching descriptions of ordinary, everyday life. Frequently associated with the literary movement known as “dirty realism,” Bukowski’s work explores themes of poverty, alcoholism and the struggles of the working class. This collection brings together 52 of Bukowski’s poems, accompanied by multiple etchings by American painter Noel Rockmore. Item #2203.
Condition: Good-, moderate edgewear; .5" closed tear at bottom of right spine and .25" at top right spine; moderate wear around spine; moderate soiling to front cover; original promotional belly band; belly band with a complete split along left side; moderate edgewear and multiple closed tears to belly band.
Price: $450.00