A Child Born out of the Fog
NIN, Anaïs
A Child Born out of the Fog
New York: Gemor Press, [n.d. but 1947]
8vo., salmon pink stapled card wraps, printed in black; advertisement for Ian Hugo’s ‘Ladders to Fire’ to the lower cover; pp. [iv], 6, [ii, ads]; light toning, sunning to spine; very good.
Inscribed by Nin ‘for Gertrude’ to title, with ownership label of Miss Gertrude Odell pasted to the gutter of the copyright page.
First edition of this short story issued by Nin's Gemor Press, which would later appear in E. P. Dutton's edition of Under a Glass Bell & Other Stories in 1948 (see also item 8) inscribed by Nin "to Gertrude," most likely the Gertrude Odell who was formerly City Librarian of San Bernardino in California.
NIN, Anaïs
A Child Born out of the Fog
New York: Gemor Press, [n.d. but 1947]
8vo., salmon pink stapled card wraps, printed in black; advertisement for Ian Hugo’s ‘Ladders to Fire’ to the lower cover; pp. [iv], 6, [ii, ads]; light toning, sunning to spine; very good.
Inscribed by Nin ‘for Gertrude’ to title, with ownership label of Miss Gertrude Odell pasted to the gutter of the copyright page.
First edition of this short story issued by Nin's Gemor Press, which would later appear in E. P. Dutton's edition of Under a Glass Bell & Other Stories in 1948 (see also item 8) inscribed by Nin "to Gertrude," most likely the Gertrude Odell who was formerly City Librarian of San Bernardino in California.
NIN, Anaïs
A Child Born out of the Fog
New York: Gemor Press, [n.d. but 1947]
8vo., salmon pink stapled card wraps, printed in black; advertisement for Ian Hugo’s ‘Ladders to Fire’ to the lower cover; pp. [iv], 6, [ii, ads]; light toning, sunning to spine; very good.
Inscribed by Nin ‘for Gertrude’ to title, with ownership label of Miss Gertrude Odell pasted to the gutter of the copyright page.
First edition of this short story issued by Nin's Gemor Press, which would later appear in E. P. Dutton's edition of Under a Glass Bell & Other Stories in 1948 (see also item 8) inscribed by Nin "to Gertrude," most likely the Gertrude Odell who was formerly City Librarian of San Bernardino in California.