142, [1] pages. The cloth edition. As new, with the inevitable small ding to promotional shoulder band. Flat signed WW Bates '08 on title page. 10 x 7 inches. View More...
Volume1:1 (June 2007) through Volume 2:3 (December 2008). 32 pages each. The first seven (of eight) issues of this informative and provocative journal; attractively printed by Gaspereau Press. Oblong, 8 x 10 inches. View More...
90 pages. With an Afterword by Peter Sanger. First edition with full numberline. Measures 11 x 7.5 inches. Clean and unmarked, with light soiling to shoulderband at rear. View More...
15 pages. 3 poems. "Printed offset at Gaspereau Press in an edition of 400 copies as an item in The Devil's Whim Occasional Chapbook Series." This is 162/400. Devil's Whim No. 5. Clean and unmarked. View More...
15 pages. 3 poems. "Printed offset at Gaspereau Press in an edition of 400 copies as an item in The Devil's Whim Occasional Chapbook Series." This is 170/400. Devil's Whim No. 5. Inscribed by the author to Joe Stevens on the title page. Joe [17 April 1951 - 20 Jan 2020] was a cataloguer at Acadia University library, and long-time friend and patron of Gaspereau Press and the authors they publish. This book will be accompanied by a copy of the February 2020 Gaspereau Press memorial booklet Joseph Stevens: Archbibliophile, that includes an appreciation by Andrew Steeves and a hitherto unpublished... View More...
457 pages. Number 12 of 15 copies issued in hardcover. Front panel unevenly sunned, light soil to spine; else as new. From the library of Joe Stevens, though not marked as such. Joe [17 April 1951 - 20 Jan 2020] was a cataloguer at Acadia University library, and long-time friend and patron of Gaspereau Press and the authors they publish. This book will be accompanied by a copy of the February 2020 Gaspereau Press memorial booklet Joseph Stevens: Archbibliophile, that includes an appreciation by Andrew Steeves and a hitherto unpublished 2007 essay by Joe about collecting Gaspereau Press. View More...
[25] pages. "Printed offset at Gaspereau Press in an edition of 300 copies as an item in The Devil's Whim Occasional Chapbook Series." This is 117/300. Devil's Whim No. 4. Clean and unmarked. View More...
301 pages. Number 12 of 12 copies issued in hardcover. As new. From the library of Joe Stevens, though not marked as such. Joe [17 April 1951 - 20 Jan 2020] was a cataloguer at Acadia University library, and long-time friend and patron of Gaspereau Press and the authors they publish. This book will be accompanied by a copy of the February 2020 Gaspereau Press memorial booklet Joseph Stevens: Archbibliophile, that includes an appreciation by Andrew Steeves and a hitherto unpublished 2007 essay by Joe about collecting Gaspereau Press. View More...
"Typeset in Linotype Janson. Printed letterpress on Zerkell mouldmade paper, folded, handsewn and trimmed to 5 × 8 .5 inches making 48 pages. Includes an original wood engraving by Wesley Bates. Casebound (cloth over boards) and enfolded in a letterpress-printed jacket. Limited to 80 copies." [GP website blurb - nb: the wood engraving appears on the title page and jacket rear panel, not on a separate sheet]. Originally published in the literary magazine Granta, "Lagomorph" was one of the winners of the 100th O. Henry Prize in 2019. Subsequently, this Gaspereau Press issue won the 2021 Lieutena... View More...
121 pages. Number 10 of 30 copies issued in hardcover. As new. From the library of Joe Stevens, though not marked as such. Joe [17 April 1951 - 20 Jan 2020] was a cataloguer at Acadia University library, and long-time friend and patron of Gaspereau Press and the authors they publish. This book will be accompanied by a copy of the February 2020 Gaspereau Press memorial booklet Joseph Stevens: Archbibliophile, that includes an appreciation by Andrew Steeves and a hitherto unpublished 2007 essay by Joe about collecting Gaspereau Press. View More...
149 pages. One of the few (unspecified) copies issued in hardcover. As new. From the library of Joe Stevens, though not marked as such. Joe [17 April 1951 - 20 Jan 2020] was a cataloguer at Acadia University library, and long-time friend and patron of Gaspereau Press and the authors they publish. This book will be accompanied by a copy of the February 2020 Gaspereau Press memorial booklet Joseph Stevens: Archbibliophile, that includes an appreciation by Andrew Steeves and a hitherto unpublished 2007 essay by Joe about collecting Gaspereau Press. View More...
69 pages. Number 5 of 30 copies issued in cloth. Signed by the author on the half title. As new. From the library of Joe Stevens, though not marked as such. Joe [17 April 1951 - 20 Jan 2020] was a cataloguer at Acadia University library, and long-time friend and patron of Gaspereau Press and the authors they publish. This book will be accompanied by a copy of the February 2020 Gaspereau Press memorial booklet Joseph Stevens: Archbibliophile, that includes an appreciation by Andrew Steeves and a hitherto unpublished 2007 essay by Joe about collecting Gaspereau Press. View More...
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