Giancarlo Marmori - (Signed) La parlerie - 1962





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Giancarlo Marmori signs the first French edition of La parlerie, a 1962 softcover published by Éditions du Seuil, 139 pages, in good condition with a dedication to Alessandro Pellegrini.
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First edition of the first novel by Giancarlo Marmori, originally published in France by Éditions du Seuil in 1962. The Italian edition appeared the following year from Feltrinelli with the title Lo sproloquio.
A copy with a signed autograph dedication by Giancarlo Marmori to Alessandro Pellegrini, Germanist, Italian writer and translator.
The dedication, placed at the front matter, reads:
«Per Alessandro Pellegrini
con grande stima e
sincera amicizia
Giancarlo Marmori»
Original paperback edition with a green border and black and green titles. Text in French in Yves Velan's translation.
Condition: copy in overall good condition. Cover with foxing and signs of time, visible on the front board, and light signs of wear to the margins. Spine intact. Interior well preserved, with natural yellowing of the paper, more evident at the margins. The autograph dedication is clear and perfectly legible. Binding solid.
First edition of the first novel by Giancarlo Marmori, originally published in France by Éditions du Seuil in 1962. The Italian edition appeared the following year from Feltrinelli with the title Lo sproloquio.
A copy with a signed autograph dedication by Giancarlo Marmori to Alessandro Pellegrini, Germanist, Italian writer and translator.
The dedication, placed at the front matter, reads:
«Per Alessandro Pellegrini
con grande stima e
sincera amicizia
Giancarlo Marmori»
Original paperback edition with a green border and black and green titles. Text in French in Yves Velan's translation.
Condition: copy in overall good condition. Cover with foxing and signs of time, visible on the front board, and light signs of wear to the margins. Spine intact. Interior well preserved, with natural yellowing of the paper, more evident at the margins. The autograph dedication is clear and perfectly legible. Binding solid.

