the new creatures de morrison, Edition originale (16 résultats)

Soft cover. Etat : Good. Side by side bilingual English - French edition in rare first thus edition. Faded gatefold covers with edge wear, text block is clean and tight, some yellowing in endpapers and page edges, no spine creases. Edition bilingue Anglais - Francais traduit par Yves Buin et Richelle Dassin. 200x130x20mm 263p, couverture souple glacée illustrée à rabats, edition 1976. Book.

1st edition thus stiff wrappers Fine octavo 30pp., frontis., portraits, The Original Published Poetry of Jim Morrison.

Paperback. Etat : Very Good. Bilingual edition: English and Polish. Translated into Polish by Artur Brodowicz. First edition thus (paperback). Minor shelf wear, else very good in pictorial wraps.; 139 pages.

1st ed. thus softback with stiff wrappers Very nice copy octavo 33 + 30pp., No loose pages, tight binding. Ownership details on verso of front wrapper o/w a very nice copy. Scarce in this condition.

Hardcover. Etat : Fine. Etat de la jaquette : Fine. First Edition, First Printing. Octavo. 5.25 x 8.75 in. 141 pp. Fine in original paper-covered boards and fine pictorial dust jacket.

Hardcover. Etat : Good. Etat de la jaquette : Includes dust jacket. First Edition. First Printing, stated on the copyright. Dust jacket has wear, creases, and tears. Pages are tanning but clean.

Hard Cover. Etat : Fine. Etat de la jaquette : Fine. Metz, Eve (Book Design) (illustrateur). First Edition. Stated first printing. Copyright 1969, 1970 by James Douglas Morrison. "The Lords" and "The New Creatures" have been previously published in private editions of 100 copies by the author in 1969. Excerpts have appeared in US Magazine and in AUM Magazine. Purple boards, dark purple cloth spine wrap, gilt and purple metallic spine titles, light shelf wear. Purple matte endpapers. Pages near fine, clean. Bind fine, square; hinges intact. Rare dust wrapper, light edge wear, toning; unclipped 3.95, protected in new clear sleeve. Rare near fine first edition in original wrapper. Contents: "I, The Lords - Notes on Vision; II, The New Creatures". Originally published as two separate volumes in 1969, this collection presents a revealing glimpse of an era and a man whose songs and savage performances remain impressive and inspiring. Intense, erotic, and enigmatic, Jimbo's persona is as riveting now as the "Lizard King" was during The Doors' peak in the late sixties. His fast life and mysterious death remain controversial more than a half century later. Morrison is and was an icon for the mind-bending and shocking lifestyle of the 1960's in his brief, but brilliantly fruitful career. He perished on July 3, 1971 at the age of 27. In the official account, he was found in his Paris apartment bathtub by his girlfriend Pam Courson. Pursuant to French law, an autopsy was not performed as the medical examiner stated there was not evidence of foul play. The Lords and the New Creatures, Morrison's first published volume of poetry, is an uninhibited exploration of society's dark sidedrugs, sex, fame, and deathcaptured in sensual, seething images. Here, Morrison gives a revealing look inside his heart and soul and music. This is Jim's sole book published during his lifetime and comprises a riveting collection of mystical poetry with a recurring cinematic motif. From About the author: "Jim Morrison was born in Melbourne, Florida, in 1943. Mr. Morrison is a graduate of U.C.L.A., where he studied cinema in the Theater Arts Department. His ambition is to be a film director." From front flap: "In the past few years, no one has influenced the sound and style of hard-rock music in America as greatly as Jim Morrison, lead singer, composer and lyricist for The Doors. The wild super-heated intimacy of his performances, the turned-on intensity of his music, and his uninhibited personality and public pronouncements have made an indelible impression on young and old all over the world. The Lords and The New Creatures is his first published book of poetry, and it resounds with the driving rhythm, the sharp contrasts, and the often brutal honesty that indentify his singular sound. He sees and speaks of contemporary America - the cities, the drug scenes, the movies, the money hustle, the old hang-ups and new freedoms in love. But his verse, like his vocal style, is undeniably his own - that of a talented and committed artist whose description of our selves and our time echoes across generations with a disturbing ring of truth." Manufactured in the United States of America. 141 pages. Insured post. Size: 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" Tall.

Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. 1st Edition. Two Jim Morrison books: Bank of America: Zeppelin Publishing. 1975. 187 pages. Wraps. First edition; 1st printing. Written by the Lizard King himself; and published four years after his death. Morrison tells the story of a dead rock star who resurrects and comes back to life as a Louisiana banker. Book is tight and clean. Minor shelf-rubbing. Small rub to paper at foot of backstrip. Minor soiling to rear panel. Clean inside and out. A nice collectible copy of the scarce title that seldom presents itself in collectible condition. VG+. The Lords and The New Creatures Poems: Touchstone. New York.1971. Wraps. 141 pages. First edition, tenth printing. Book is tight and clean. Previous owner's name on upper corner of FFEP. Faint creasing at upper right corner of front cover. Minor soiling to exterior. A nice, tight and clean copy. VG. Two early Morrison books.

Hardcover. Etat : Near Fine. Etat de la jaquette : Near Fine. First Edition; First Printing. 1/2" closed tear at top edge of front panel of dustjacket - see image. ; Both book and dustjacket are in pristine condition - minor exception noted. Dustjacket protected in a Mylar sleeve or packed along with shipment of the book - your choice. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 141 pages.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. Etat de la jaquette : Very Good. First edition. Spotting on the top stain and some of the page edges, slight wear on the board edges, and owner name thus very good in a very good dust jacket with small chips and tears.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. Etat de la jaquette : Very Good. 1st Edition. MORRISON, Jim [141] pp. Simon and Schuster 1970 First Printing 8 3/4" x 5 1/2" Jacket design by Larry Ratzkin "The Lords" and "The New Creatures" have been previously published in private editions of 100 copies by the author in 1969. Contents: "I, The Lords - Notes on Vision; II, The New Creatures". Originally published as two separate volumes in 1969, this collection presents a revealing glimpse of an era and a man whose songs and savage performances remain impressive and inspiring. Intense, erotic, and enigmatic, Jimbo's persona is as riveting now as the "Lizard King" was during The Doors peak in the late sixties. His fast life and mysterious death remain controversial more than a half century later. Morrison is and was an icon for the mind-bending and shocking lifestyle of the 1960's in his brief, but brilliantly fruitful career. He perished on July 3, 1971 at the age of 27. In the official account, he was found in his Paris apartment bathtub by his girlfriend Pam Courson. Pursuant to French law, an autopsy was not performed as the medical examiner stated there was not evidence of foul play. The Lords and the New Creatures, Morrison's first published volume of poetry, is an uninhibited exploration of society s dark side drugs, sex, fame, and death captured in sensual, seething images. Here, Morrison gives a revealing glimpse at an era and at the man whose songs and savage performances have left their indelible impression on our culture. This is Jim's sole book published during his lifetime and comprises a riveting collection of mystical poetry with a recurring cinematic motif. From About the author: "Jim Morrison was mborn in Melbourne, Florida, in 1943. Mr. Morrison is a graduate of U.C.L.A., where he studied cicema in the Theater Arts Department. His ambition is to be a film director." From front flap: "In the past few years, no one has influenced the sound and style of hard-rock music in America as greatly as Jim Morrison, lead singer, composer and lyricist for The Doors. The savage, superheated intmacy of his performance, the turned-on intensity of his music, and his uninhibited personality and public pronouncements have made an indeliable impression on high school and college kids all over the world. The Lords and The New Creatures is his first published book of poetry, and it resounds with the driving rhythm, the sharp contrasts, and the often brutal honesty that indentify the singular 'Morrison' sound. He sees and speaks of contemporary America - the cities, the drug scenes, the movies, the money hustle, the old hang-ups and new freedoms in love. But his verse, like his vocal style, is undeniably his own - that of a talented and committed artist whose description of ourselves and our time echoes across the generation gap with a disturbing ring of truth.".

Hardcover. Etat : Near Fine. Etat de la jaquette : Near Fine. 1st Edition. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1970. First Edition. 141 pp. Hardcover: NEAR FINE. Dust Wrapper: NEAR FINE. A small closed tear on top edge of rear price-clipped wrapper. Jim Morrison was the poster-boy for the mind-bending, outlandish lifestyle of the 1960s in his brief but brilliant career as lead singer of The Doors. This is a published book of poetry by the hard-rock lyricist, who died on July 3, 1971, at age 27. This collection, born out of the tumultuous social and political landscape of the late sixties, is as intense, sensual, and compelling as Jim Morrison's persona was during the Doors' peak . Goodreads.

Etat : Very Good+. Etat de la jaquette : Very Good+. First Edition. First trade edition. Bound in publisher's purple paper-covered boards over purple spine cloth lettered in metallic purple and gilt. Very Good+ with with light wear, light dust-soiling and light sunning to edges, soiling to rear cover, light foxing to textblock edges. Light indentations to about 20 leaves. In a Very Good+ unclipped dust jacket with light edge wear, rubbing and toning. A sharp copy of The Doors singer's only book published during his own lifetime, a collection of mystical poems with a recurring cinema motif.