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powerHouse Books. A beautiful crisp clean hardcover copy in near fine condition, lightly bumped lower corners. DJ in fine condition. Flat signed by author on title page. . Near Fine. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 2001.

New York City: Rupert Goldsworthy Gallery/Vehicle Editions, 1998. Preview Edition . Paper W. Dustjacket. INSCRIBED, DATED AND SIGNED BY RICHARD HELL. The very uncommon preview edition that was published for Hell's exhibition in New York City. Published in an edition of only 240 copies. Although not called for this copy has been signed by Hell. Includes 8 drawings and 1 photograph. Fine.

powerHouse Books, 2001-10-15. 1. hardcover. Used: Good.

New York: powerHouse Books, 2001. First Edition. Hardcover octavo in printed dust jacket. White illustrated boards with black lettering. 245pp. Corners gently bumped' horizontal indentation running from fore edge halfway to spine on front board; else clean and sound; Very Good (+). Clean unclipped dust jacket also holds the same indentation mark to front; trace edge wear besides; Near Fine.. Exhaustive compendium of previously uncollected writing from punk musician, poet, and visual artist Richard Hell, inscribed to title page in red ink to former bandmate, collaborator, and best friend Tom Verlaine: "Thank you Tom / hope all's well / yrs / Hell / October 2001". Hell and Verlaine met as high school students Richard Meyers and Tom Miller in Delaware and developed their identities alongside and against each other -- running away to New York City and forming the pivotal punk band Television together before their well-documented falling out in the mid-1970s. It wasn't until decades later, when both… Read More