The Listing Attic Edward Gorey

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The listing attic and the unstrung harp. The listing attic is a book of limericks that were obviously written and illustrated. First printing of gorey s second book duodecimo size 64 pp signed by edward gorey. The listing attic hardcover january 1 1954 by edward gorey author visit amazon s edward gorey page.

In the listing attic gorey s second book we are treated to a compendium of sixty limericks with illustrations which vary vastly in style but each complements the text exactly. First printing of gorey s second book duodecimo size 64 pp signed by edward gorey. Item 19092036 in the listing attic gorey s second book we are treated to a compendium of sixty limericks with illustrations which vary vastly in style but each complements the text exactly. See search results for this author.

There was a young curate whose brain was deranged from the use of cocaine he lured a small child. In the listing attic gorey s second book we are treated to a compendium of sixty limericks with illustrations which vary vastly in style but each complements the text exactly. First printing of gorey s second book duodecimo size 64 pp signed by edward gorey. Free shipping for many products.

Are you an author. Gorey s second published volume the listing attic was published by duell sloane and co. Find all the books read about the author and more. Edward gorey author 5 0.

This book can be more difficult than the unstrung harp to find in good condition because the dust jacket and boards are printed with dark ink on white paper which readily shows every scuff scrape and tear. Learn about author central. The listing attic poem by edward gorey. Free shipping on qualifying offers.

The listing attic edward gorey it s a relief to know that it isn t just contemporary mfa graduates whose second book is a smattering of random work thrown together to capitalize on whatever success the first published work enjoys.