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ARENAS, Reinaldo. El portero. Miami, FL: Ediciones Universal, 1990. Octavo, 157pp. First edition of this novel written in exile by the great Cuban author, among the major writers of the Americas in his generation. A near fine copy in publisher's illustrated wrappers. Inscribed by Arenas, warmly and at some length in the year of publication, to his friend, fellow hispanic writer in exile, Jaime Manrique. Manrique has written an eloquent appreciation of Arenas in Emminent Maricones. Manrique has made one marginal comment, "New York." A scarce title.
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1,250.00 |
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ARENAS, Reinaldo. Termina el desfile. Barcelona: Seix Barral, 1981. Octavo, 174pp. First edition thus, adding the title story to the contents of the collection published without authorization in Uruguay in 1972, Con los ojos cerrados. The present early short fiction won Arenas an honorable mention in the Writers' Union Competition in 1968, but his work was banned soon afterward. He managed to have two copies of the manuscript smuggled out of Cuba, the one which was eventually published by Angel Rama in Uruguay became the seed of intense contention when Arenas discovered its existence only twelve years later in New York. The present text might be called the "first authorized edition." This copy inscribed by Arenas to fellow writer-in-exile Jaime Manrique, "con amor y admiracion, su amigo y lector, Reinaldo Arenas. 1985, New York."
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950.00 |
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DELANO, Poli. Cambio de Mascara. Havana: Casa de las Americas, 1973. Octavo, 92pp. First edition. A clean copy in illustrated self-wraps with only minor edgewear.
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150.00 |
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FLORIT, Eugenio. Cuatro Poemas. Miami: Ultra Graphics Corporation, 1987. First US (Spanish language) edition of this volume of four poems, first published in Havana in 1940. Fine in tan wraps. Inscribed by Florit to poet José Kozer.
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150.00 |
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GARCIA, Christina. Dreaming in Cuban New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1992. Octavo, 244 pp. First edition. Dustjacket and binding chipped on one spot. In publisher's half cloth and paper-covered boards in fine example of the illustrated dust jacket. Signed by Ms. Garcia on the title page.
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55.00 |
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KOZER, Jose. La garza sin sombras. Bar: Ediciones del Mall, 1985. First edition of this volume of poems by the Cuban exile poet who for many years taught in New York and who now resides in Spain. Kozer is one of the leading voices in Latin American verse at this time and among the chief exponents of the neo-baroque movement. Kozer's opus will certainly constitute one of the key documents of the strange cultural life of Cuba in our time when finally the dust has settled and we can see with clear eyes. A better than near fine copy in illustrated stiff self-wraps. A lovely edition. Signed by Kozer on the front free endpaper.
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100.00 |
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KOZER, Jose. La garza sin sombras. Bar: Ediciones del Mall, 1985. First edition of this volume of poems by the Cuban exile poet who for many years taught in New York and who now resides in Spain. Kozer is one of the leading voices in Latin American verse at this time and among the chief exponents of the neo-baroque movement. Kozer's opus will certainly constitute one of the key documents of the strange cultural life of Cuba in our time when finally the dust has settled and we can see with clear eyes. A near fine, unopened copy in illustrated stiff self-wraps. A lovely edition. Signed by Kozer on the front free endpaper.
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100.00 |
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KOZER, Jose. La garza sin sombras. Bar: Ediciones del Mall, 1985. First edition of this volume of poems by the Cuban exile poet who for many years taught in New York and who now resides in Spain. Kozer is one of the leading voices in Latin American verse at this time and among the chief exponents of the neo-baroque movement. Kozer's opus will certainly constitute one of the key documents of the strange cultural life of Cuba in our time when finally the dust has settled and we can see with clear eyes. A near fine copy in illustrated stiff self-wraps. A lovely edition. Signed by Kozer on the front free endpaper.
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LEZAMA LIMA, José. Dador. Havana: Ucar, Garcia, S.A., 1960. Octavo, 189pp. First edition. Inscribed by the author in green ink on the half-title, "Para el Dr. Victoriano Agostini, agradeciéndole sus deseos de vencer[?] este caos que se vuelve furiosamente, antes de lograr ver [?], si es que lo logra. Mucho afecto de J. Lezama Lima. Junio 1963". A very good or better copy in mildly soiled olive color publisher's wrappers. Some rubbing to the edges and small loss to top, middle and bottom of spine, not affecting the title.
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1,750.00 |
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PINERA, Virgilio. Cold Tales. Hygiene, CO: Eridanos Press, 1988. Octavo, 282pp.First edition in English of Pinera's "Quentos Frios." A fine copy in nearly fine dust jacket. Signed by Guillermo Cabrera-Infante, who provides the introduction.
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150.00 |
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