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Condition: Near Fine. :: Further Information: A Poetry Book Society Recommendation. A baroque Wild West poetry adventure in which a mysterious silver dollar is passed from hanOI to hand, from poem to poem. The center-piece, the long poem 'Ephraim Destiny's Perfectly Utter Darkness', was the winner of the first prize in the Arvon/Sothebys national poetry competition in England. (Originally £11.95) 1987pp. ::

Condition: Near Fine. :: Further Information: Unique, this presents a totally new kind of literature, one difficult to categorize. Part autobiography: Born in a British slum in 1943, Gibson was barely literate when he left school at fifteen. Yet at twenty-seven he persuaded Cambridge dons to take him on as an undergraduate, the start of his unbelievable academic career. Part philosophy: At Cambridge, where he teaches philosophy, law, ancient languages, archaeology, theology, cosmology, linguistics, and English literature, Gibson has been called 'the last Renaissance man' and 'a genius or a madman'. Part poetry: Frank Kermode writes: "The book, like its author, is full of high-spirited intelligence". (Originally £13.95) 96pp. ::

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Condition: Good. :: Further Information: (Originally £13.95) 224pp. ::

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Condition: Near Fine. :: Further Information: (Originally £8.25) 60pp. ::