Common-Or-Garden Gods

Softcover. 0920000037 . Catalyst, c 1976, green paperback, no editon stated, NAP, Very Good (cover rubbing), 79 pages, POETRY CANADIAN LITERATURE; F4482 Y Poe .

Scarborough, Ontario: Catalyst, 1976. Paperback. 79p., signed by the poet; very good first edition trade paperback stiff wraps, slightly edgeworn. Poetry. Young 4257*.

(Ontario: Catalyst, 1975. Softcover. Near Fine. First edition. Light wear, near fine in French-folded wrappers. Published by the author's press.

Scarborough, Ontario: Catalyst, 1976. Paperback. 79p., edition paperback stiff green edge worn wraps, previous owner's name and neat notes on front blank end paper else good condition. Poetry. Young 4257*.

Scarborough, Ontario: Catalyst, 1976. Paperback. 79p., very good first edition trade paperback stiff wraps in a slightly edgeworn green dust jacket. Poetry. Young 4257*.

Scarborough: Catalyst, (1976).. First edition.. 79 pp. Near fine in printed wrappers. First edition of these Uranian poems. INSCRIBED by Young to Daniel Curzon: for Daniel Curzon & Tim McPick from Ian Young Feb 76.” Curzon's novel, THE MISADVENTURES OF TIM McPICK, was published in 1975. Young 4257*.

Scarborough: Catalyst, 1976. First Edition. Trade Paperback. Very Good. 8vo. 79 pp. Limited to 1000 copies. Inscribed and signed by Young on the title-page to fellow writer Tom Marshall. Some edgewear, still a very nice copy.

Scarborough: Catalyst, (1976).. First edition.. 79 pp. Wrappers very lightly rubbed and faded, else a nice copy. The Dedication Copy, inscribed by Young on the dedication page, and with a small drawing, to Richard Phelan: "for Richard / with my love always / Ian / Feb 1976." In addition to being Young's lover and the dedicatee of this book,… Read more about this item

Erin: Porcupine's Quill [0-920000-03-7] 1977. (Trade paperback with French flaps) Very good. 79pp. The covers are lightly rubbed and edgeworn and the spine is faded. "This volume contains poems not included in Ian Young's previous collections, Year of the Quiet Sun (1969), Double Exposure (1970) and Some Green Moths (1972). Ian Young's writing has been… Read more about this item