The inner tympan: the collected verse and prose of Harry Duncan. [Compiled by Juan Pascoe]

[Tacámbaro, Mexico]: Taller Martin Pescador, 2005. Edition limited to 30 copies, (seven on Zerkall-Bütten paper and twenty-three on Fabria) were printed with an ML-1430 Samsung laser printer by Jesús Ramírez Ortiz, each two-page 'impression' of which had to be spooled, as the machine would not accept the production of multiple copies. Martín Urbina Suárez folded, punched and sewed the pages, and Tomás Urbina Suárez bound them in DePonte paper" (colophon). 8vo, pp. 335, [1]; 2 tipped in photographs; the printing is a little wonky in places but this is generally a fine copy in original red paper-covered boards. From the library of Kim Merker. This copy (truncated) specially made for Merker, with "this copy for K. K. Merker" in type at the end of the colophon, and a specially printed slip with Merker's name laid in. "The Inner Tympan brings together every published piece of Duncan’s writing that could be found, and constitutes thus a self-portrait; not one consciously planned, certainly not one he helped to gather, but neither is it one he would have rejected" (John Ridland). (Inventory #: 62227)