[Rarebooks] FS: Vance BOURJAILY Archive of Letters and Manuscript
Charles Agvent
agvent at erols.com
Fri Nov 2 10:43:07 EDT 2007
BOURJAILY, Vance. ARCHIVE of 3 AUTOGRAPHED LETTERS SIGNED (ALSs),
1 TYPED MANUSCRIPT SIGNED (TMS), and 3 TYPED LETTERS SIGNED (TLSs).
Interesting collection of letters from the 1970s to a bookseller
mostly about his own books. Examples: "Thanks for the information
about THE GIRL IN THE ABSTRACT BED. It may be the Schneebaum silk
screens they like rather than the Bourjaily text." There is much
discussion about his book, THE UNNATURAL ENEMY, of which he owned or
could buy 3000 copies, and turning 1000 of those into a signed
limited edition. Included is a SIGNED TYPED MANUSCRIPT mock-up of the
limitation page. In another letter he asks about the value of an old
book he has giving a rather elaborate description of it. Very Good to
Near Fine, with two envelopes. $500.00
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