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FUCK YOU CANTOS

Cantos 110–116 …

printed & published by the Fuck You / press at a secret location in the lower east side, New York City, USA, 1967.

Quarto, ff. [14]; mimeographed on rectos only; a fine copy, stapled in the original white stiff paper covers, front cover designed by Joe Brainerd; booklabel of D.G. Bridson.

£150

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US $186  €180

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Unauthorised edition (unsurprisingly), no. 261 of 300 copies. The contents are extracts and include a number of apparently unidentified lines; this piracy forced the publication of Drafts and Fragment of Cantos CX–CXVII (1969).

Gallup A87.

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