Poemas De La Resistencia Poemas Da Resistencia by Valjalo, David - 1985

Washington DC: American Literary Accents,, 1966.. First edition.. 23 pp. Near fine in stapled wrappers. Original Spanish poems with facing English translations by Helen Wohl Patterson. Chilean poet, at the time living in the US.

Los Angeles, California: Ediciones de la Frontera, 1966. First Edition. Softcover. Fine. 24mo 5" - 6" tall. Signed by Author. SIGNED by the author boldly at first free endpaper and taking up half the page. Simple, laminated card stock wraps, in gate-fold, staple-bound Spanish language texts. xxiii pp.Member, I.O.B.A., C.B.A., and adherent to the highest ethical standards. Additional postage may be required for oversize or especially heavy volumes, and for sets.

Madrid:: Editorial Origenes, (Colección Asomante de Ensayo),, 1989.. Paperback. Fine. Obra dedicada a la mujer y la cultura en el mundo hispano. Contiene 7 ensayos de los autores: Angeles Maeso, Beth Miller, Patricia Rubio, entre otros; y capítulos especiales sobre la música, el cine, el folklore, el teatro, artes plásticas, poesía y narrativa

Solidarity Committee with the Chilean People, 1977. First Edition. Trade Paperback. 8 pages. B/W illustrations. Includes 'complete list of 501 disappeared Chileans presented as evidence to the Chilean Supreme Court and signed by 1758 relatives along with 17 labor organizations.' First edition (first printing). A near fine copy in wrappers (paperback).

Washington, DC: American Literary Accents / Acentos Literarios Americanos. Very Good; Covers toned, staples rusted.. 1966. Softcover. Stapled white card covers printed in red and black. Translated by Helen Wohl Patterson. Index, biographies of the translator and author. Bilingual collection of poems by the Chilean author. Inscribed to Victor Coleman on front free endpaper and beneath is Valjalo's Hollywood, California address stamp. ; 16mo 6" - 7" tall; 24 pages .

Los Angeles: Ediciones De La Frontera,, 1966.. First edition.. 23 pp. Soiling to covers, very good plus in stapled wrappers. Text in Spanish.

Los Angeles: Ediciones de la Frontera, 1985. 30p., 5.5x85 inches, text in Spanish, illustrations, very good first edition trade paperback in yellow pictorial wraps. Chilean American poet, printer, and cultural worker David Valjalo, who had been Allende's unpaid Cultural Attaché in Los Angeles. He printed publicity posters for LAGLAS events and published the journal Literatura Chilena en el Exilio.

Ediciones De La Frontera, Los Angeles, California, 1985. Paper covers 30 pp. First Edition.Text in Spanish. In very good condition. Yellow illustrated soft covers have light bumping to edges and corners. Light overall scuffing. Binding tight. Pages clean and unmarked. NOT Ex-library. NO remainder marks. Haunting reproductions by Goya. Contents include: Pan; Destierro; El poeta asesinado; 31 de diciembre de 1973; En mi tierra, septiembre; Septiembre; Monumento al obrero desconocido; Biografía mínima de Salvador Allende; En este punto / Salvador Allende; Pablo Neruda; Ursula Oppens; Junta; Zoología. David Valjalo (Iquique, 1924 - Santiago, 2005), was a Chilean poet, essayist, narrator, anthologist, who lived outside of Chile for 30 yeas, (1960 - 1990), with much of that time spent in Los Angeles, CA. He was editor of the magazine Chilean Literature in Exile (later Chilean Literature, Creation and Criticism) in Los Angeles, California, and in Madrid, Spain. His poetry has been translated into… Read More

Washington, DC: American Literary Accents / Acentos Literarios Americanos. Very Good; Covers toned, staples rusted.. 1966. Softcover. Inscribed by Valjalo to Beat poet/playwright Michael McClure on the front free endpaper. Beneath is Valjalo's Hollywood, California address stamp. Stapled white card covers printed in red and black. Index. Translated by Helen Wohl Patterson. Index, biographies of the translator and author. Bilingual collection of the Chilean author's poems. ; 16mo 6" - 7" tall; 24 pages .

Mexico City: Ediciones Metafora, 1985. 32p., 5.25x8.5 inches, text in Spanish, personal inscription in Spanish signed by Valjalo, illustrations, very good second edition trade paperback in sunned tan wraps. Valjalo was a Chilean-American who lived many years in Hollywood, California and worked with Teatro de Camara.