The Autobiography of William Carlos Williams

Williams, William Carlos

Beginning, 'I was an innocent child and have remained so to this day. Only yesterday, reading Chapman's 'The Iliad of Homer', did I realize for the first time that the derivation of the adjective venereal is from Venus! And I have been a physician practicing medicine for the past forty years. I was stunned!.'

The New Directions sheets with an English title page.

Publisher: MacGibbon and Kee. First English edition 1968
Edition: First Edition
Place Published: London
Review copy with publisher's slips tipped and laid in to prelims. Spots of foxing to top edge, very good in dustwrapper.


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