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First printing. A bilingual edition, with the Italian on the left side facing the translations by Vangelisti. Selected poems including early poems from 1961, "Various Devices (Divesi accorgimento)" originally published in 1975 and a final section entitled "Considerazioni sulla poesia nera (Considerations on the Black Poem) written in 1976-77. Includes a brief introduction from the publisher, John McBride and an afterword by Luciano Anceschi. SIGNED on the title page by Spatola. Fine in dark blue cloth with silver lettering, no dust jacket as issued. .

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