Bernard Malamud / ON BEING ACQUAINTED WITH EUDORA WELTY Signed 1st Edition 1984
ON BEING ACQUAINTED WITH EUDORA WELTY. Rare signed limited first separate edition of Malamud's brief but heartfelt tribute to Welty - one of just five copies printed. I loved her writing and could easily have loved her. Malamud's essay was originally included alongside offerings from William Maxwell, Cleanth Brooks, Reynolds Price, Anne Tyler, Peter Taylor, Robert Penn Warren, Richard Wilbur, and other Welty friends and admirers, in the Palaemon Press volume EUDORA WELTY: A TRIBUTE.
Read more: Duke University Libraries, Palaemon Press Limited: Checklist of Works Published by Stuart Wright and Palaemon Press Limited. [Winston-Salem, NC]: (Stuart Wright), (1984). 9.5'' x 6.25''.
Offprint prepared from the overrun sheets from EUDORA WELTY: A TRIBUTE. Edition of 5 copies; this copy no. Signed by Malamud above limitation statement. Light toning, minor soil and edgewear to wrappers.Type Punch Matrix is a rare book firm founded by Rebecca Romney and Brian Cassidy. Between them, they bring over 30 years of experience in the antiquarian book trade. TPM sells a mixture of beloved classics and innovative texts from throughout print history, for collectors and institutions alike. Handpress and modern books, archives and manuscripts, letterpress and ephemera: TPM aims to make collecting both more accessible and more diverse, and believes in the mindful acquisition, preservation, and celebration of the materials of our literary cultures.
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