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MIMEO Book. Very Good. Soft cover. 1st Edition. A VERY GOOD FIRST ISSUE FIRST EDITION LIMITED TO 500 COPIES slight rust on staples with review slip .

Mimeo Press. Collectible - Good. Bensenville, Illionois: Mimeo Press, 1965. 1st printing. Limited edition of no more than 500 copies. 8vo staple bound paper wraps. [47] unpaginated pages in pink, yellow and white. Cover illustration is from a painting by Anna Purcell of Los Angeles. Good book. Tanned cover. This is Bukowski's first work of prose and introduction to his alter ego "Henry Chinaski". (chapbook, short stories, fiction) Inquire if you need further information.

Bensenville, IL: Mimeo Press, 1965. First Edition. Near Fine. First edition. (One of 500 copies. Krumhansl #17.) Unpaginated. Stapled wraps. Slight sunning to spine, hint of foxing along bottom edge, else Fine. A very clean, bright copy of Bukowski's uncommon first prose work, introducing his alter ego, Henry Chinaski.

Bensenville, IL: Mimeo Press / Publisher of Ole,, 1965. An exceptionally sharp copy First edition, first printing, of this early collection of Bukowksi prose (one of only 500 printed), an exceptionally fresh copy of this delicate publication. This title marks the debut of Bukowski's alter-ego Henry Chinaski, the "pulp fiction hero" (Kirsch) who subsequently appeared in five of Bukowski's novels, a number of short stories, and the films Barfly (1987) and Factotum (2005). Octavo. Original pink wrappers stapled at the spine, illustrated with painting by Anna Purcell on front and sketch by Bukowski on rear. Muticoloured leaves within, mimeographed text within. Faint crease to upper right corner, else a fine copy, wrappers free of fading and marks, notably sharp. Adam Kirsch, "The Transgressive Thrills of Charles Bukowski", The New Yorker, 6 March 2005.

Bensenville, IL: Mimeo Press, 1965. First Edition. Fine. First edition. (One of 500 copies. Krumhansl #17.) Unpaginated. Stapled wraps. Fine. An excellent, bright, and sharp copy of Bukowski's uncommon first prose work, introducing his alter ego, Henry Chinaski.

Bensenville, IL, USA: Mimeo Press, 1965. Paperback pamphlet in good condition. First printing of Bukowski's first book of prose. One of 500 limited copies. Painting on front cover by Anna Purcell, LA. Staple-bound. Original price on rear cover is $1. Covers are lightly marked, tanned and edge-worn. Leading corners of covers and pages are bumped. A few pages are lightly foxed. Lower edges of early pages are bumped. Volume is cocked due to binding error. Binding remains intact. Text is clear throughout. HCW. paperback. Good. Used.