Manchester: Carcanet New Press, 1976. Book. Fine. Card Wrappers. Signed by Author(s). First Edition. 64pp. Inscribed by Schmidt for Czech poet & prolific multi-lingual translator Ewald Osers: " For Ewald, With all good wishes & shortly a dish of Strawberries in October! Michael." S in O is the title of Osers' translation of Schafer published by Carcanet. Front cover slightly rubbed with a tiny purple stain leeched from it onto the head fore corner of ffep..

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Bookseller: The Poetry Bookshop (GB)
Bookseller's Inventory #: Z115724
Title: My Brother Gloucester: New Poems
Author: Schmidt, Michael
Format/Binding: Paperback
Book Condition: Used - Fine
Edition: First Edition
ISBN 10: 085635189X
ISBN 13: 9780856351891
Publisher: Carcanet New Press
Place of Publication: Manchester
Date Published: 1976
Keywords: POETRY 20TH NOISBN SIGNED

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The Poetry Bookshop is situated in the UK booktown of Hay on Wye on the Welsh borders. It is the ONLY second-hand Bookshop in the UK devoted entirely to Poetry.We stock :- Antiquarian, Modern, Scholarly, Small & Private Press books, Poetry in translation and bilingual texts, Beat Poetry, War Poetry, Illustrated Poetry, Biography, Women's poetry, Old & Middle English, Humourous Poetry, Scottish, Irish, Welsh, Love poetry, Anthologies, Criticism Back issue Magazines and much more.Visit our website www.poetrybookshop.com or telephone/E-mail us with details of your request.BOOKSEARCH SERVICE We offer a free no obligation service contact us by phone or email and we will let you know when we locate a copy.The Poetry Bookshop was opened in Hay in the 1970's by Anne Stevenson and Michael Farley. Alan Halsey ran it from 1980 to the late 90's and the present owners Chris & Melanie Prince took over in 1998.In 2000 the shop moved to its present location The Ice House in Brook Street. For anyone who is familar with Hay it runs parallel with Broad Street where the shop used to be. We are almost back to back with our old shopSHOP OPENING HOURS Monday - Saturday 11am - 5pmCLOSED ON SUNDAYS PLEASE NOTE In winter opening times can vary so we suggest if you are making a special journey it's best to contact us first.

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