I've got my teeth in you
CARTER, Angela. Unicorn. Leeds: Thaloc. 1966.
Thin pale green card covers wire-stitched with staples and with title to front wrapper in black; lettering on rectos alone, pp. [7]; some spotting to front cover and minimally throughout; minor indent to front cover; otherwise very good.
A Thaloc print-out, first edition, sole printing and one of 150 copies.
Although appreciated as one of the most imaginative post-war writers, Angela Carter is unfortunately little recognised for her poetry. It is once unsettling and witty: "Q. What have unicorns and virgins got in common?/ A. They are fabulous beasts."
Unicorn was originally published in Bristol's Vision magazine and transforms the famous, ancient myth of the lady and the Unicorn. The poem contains the reworking of myth and the subversion of social and gender conventions that run through her career.
SKU: 2121786
I've got my teeth in you
CARTER, Angela. Unicorn. Leeds: Thaloc. 1966.
Thin pale green card covers wire-stitched with staples and with title to front wrapper in black; lettering on rectos alone, pp. [7]; some spotting to front cover and minimally throughout; minor indent to front cover; otherwise very good.
A Thaloc print-out, first edition, sole printing and one of 150 copies.
Although appreciated as one of the most imaginative post-war writers, Angela Carter is unfortunately little recognised for her poetry. It is once unsettling and witty: "Q. What have unicorns and virgins got in common?/ A. They are fabulous beasts."
Unicorn was originally published in Bristol's Vision magazine and transforms the famous, ancient myth of the lady and the Unicorn. The poem contains the reworking of myth and the subversion of social and gender conventions that run through her career.
SKU: 2121786
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