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The beloved, John Updike

Work
Publication
Extent
29 pages
Note
  • Short story, the first part of which first appeared in the Nov. 6, 1971 issue of The New Yorker under the title "Love: First Lessons;" the second part appeared in the Autumn 1974 issue of Transatlantic Review, as "The Beloved."
  • "The Beloved is limited to 300 numbered copies and 100 deluxe copies specially bound, all of which have been signed by the author. The paper is natural Warren's Olde Style and the type is Linotype Aldus with handset Centaur display. Designed and printed by The Castle Press, Pasadena"--Colophon
Isbn
9780935716153
Instance
Label
The beloved
Title
The beloved
Statement of responsibility
John Updike
Creator
Contributor
Book designer
Printer
Publisher
Language
eng
Cataloging source
DLC
Dewey number
813/.54
Index
no index present
LC call number
PS3571.P4
LC item number
B46 1982
Literary form
fiction
Label
The beloved, John Updike
Instantiates
Publication
Note
  • Short story, the first part of which first appeared in the Nov. 6, 1971 issue of The New Yorker under the title "Love: First Lessons;" the second part appeared in the Autumn 1974 issue of Transatlantic Review, as "The Beloved."
  • "The Beloved is limited to 300 numbered copies and 100 deluxe copies specially bound, all of which have been signed by the author. The paper is natural Warren's Olde Style and the type is Linotype Aldus with handset Centaur display. Designed and printed by The Castle Press, Pasadena"--Colophon
Dimensions
24 cm.
Extent
29 pages
Isbn
9780935716153
Lccn
84223227
Note
  • Spec. Coll. copy 1 is no. 18/300 copies, signed by the author. In a mylar wrap; quarter black cloth and red and black patterned paper over boards, stamped in gilt. Purchase, Joseph the Provider, 2001.
  • Spec. Coll. copy 2 is deluxe copy number 88 of 100 copies. Bound black and beige cloth boards; gold-stamped spine title; patterned endpapers printed in terracotta, red, and black; signed in red ink by the author below colophon. Purchase, PBA Galleries, 1982.
System control number
  • (OCoLC)12969714
  • ucoclc12969714
Label
The beloved, John Updike
Publication
Note
  • Short story, the first part of which first appeared in the Nov. 6, 1971 issue of The New Yorker under the title "Love: First Lessons;" the second part appeared in the Autumn 1974 issue of Transatlantic Review, as "The Beloved."
  • "The Beloved is limited to 300 numbered copies and 100 deluxe copies specially bound, all of which have been signed by the author. The paper is natural Warren's Olde Style and the type is Linotype Aldus with handset Centaur display. Designed and printed by The Castle Press, Pasadena"--Colophon
Dimensions
24 cm.
Extent
29 pages
Isbn
9780935716153
Lccn
84223227
Note
  • Spec. Coll. copy 1 is no. 18/300 copies, signed by the author. In a mylar wrap; quarter black cloth and red and black patterned paper over boards, stamped in gilt. Purchase, Joseph the Provider, 2001.
  • Spec. Coll. copy 2 is deluxe copy number 88 of 100 copies. Bound black and beige cloth boards; gold-stamped spine title; patterned endpapers printed in terracotta, red, and black; signed in red ink by the author below colophon. Purchase, PBA Galleries, 1982.
System control number
  • (OCoLC)12969714
  • ucoclc12969714

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