Parvis a L’echo des cils : Michel Bulteau 1972 [ William S Burroughs ]
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Rare French Electric Poetry Anthology “Parvis a L’echo des cils” edited by Michel Bulteau Featuring Ginsberg, Burroughs and Gysin
Bulteau, Michel. Parvis a l’echo des cils. Jean-Jacques Pauvert. Paris. 1972. One of 1070 copies.
A copy of the scarce, limited-edition poetry anthology, Parvis a l’echo des cils, edited by Michel Bulteau, featuring writing from fellow avant garde French poets Patrick Geoffrois, Matthieu Messagier, Claude Pelieu, Stanislas Rodanski, and others. Bulteau, perhaps the most famous of mid-century France’s Electric Poets, was also a member of the band Mahogany Brain with Patrick Geoffrois, which is given a short feature as the text’s final entry. The collection also features work from the American writers who helped inspire the French movement, including a translation of “New York To San Fran” by Allen Ginsberg, art from Brion Gysin, and a reprint of three pages from William S Burroughs’ St. Louis Journal originally included in The Paris Review in 1965.
15 copies located in OCLC as of November 2024.
Maynard and Miles, C330.
95pp. Softcover folio in glossy wraps. Corners and edges worn. Some bruising front wrap. Minor soiling back wrap. Minor wear to spine. Wear and curling to thumb index tabs. Text block and pages toned. Creasing from dogearing some pages. Illustrated with black and white photographs. Good.
If you liked this book, you might also enjoy this signed first edition of The Third Mind by William S Burroughs and Brion Gysin. You might also enjoy this four issue run of the influential Big Table magazine featuring early work from Burroughs and Ginsberg.
