"Alligator" 1963 FL*M*NG, I*n (SOLD) Paul Stuart

"Alligator" 1963 FL*M*NG, I*n (SOLD) Paul StuartFL*M*NG, I*n (pseudonym for Michael Frith and Christopher Cerf) [77] pp. Vanitas The Harvard Lampoon 1963 Second Printing 7" x 4 1 4" Stapled wraps Fine Alligator is a parody of Ian Fleming's James Bond novels. It was written by Christopher Cerf and Michael K. Frith. It was published in 1962 by the Harvard Lampoon. Subsequent editions of the book were squashed by Fleming and his estate. Plot J*ames B*ond takes on Lacertus Alligator, head of the evil

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" "Leslie Prince Thompson had a reputation for producing masterful impressionistic landscapes

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featuring 322 pages of discussions and illustrations on English crafters

He is known to explore a range of themes in his work from the light and comic to the dark and psychological

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Shoulder blade: 17 3/4"W

Pène du Bois describes the dangers of vanity in this moralizing project

Published in 1965

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First published in 1929