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BS Johnson, Brain Stanley, born 1933 and took his own life in
1973, was an experimental novelist and whilst somewhat forgotten by the
mainstream is still highly regarded and has something of a die-hard cult
following. Collectors are keen to acquire first editions of his novels and
consequently they do fetch reasonable sums on the open market. There were
several limited editions produced, some signed, some not. Less than half of his
work saw an American release, those that did have been duly noted in the
checklist. When applicable English editions are worth considerably more than
their US counterparts.
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| Title |
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Date |
Notes |
| Travelling People |
Constable |
1963 |
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| Albert Angelo |
Constable |
1964 |
US: 1987 New Directions |
| Poems |
Constable |
1964 |
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| Statement Against Corpses |
Constable |
1964 |
with Zulfikar Ghose |
| Street Children |
Hodder |
1964 |
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| Trawl |
Secker |
1966 |
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| The Unfortunates |
Panther |
1969 |
27 loose sections in a box |
| You're Only Human Like the Rest of Them |
Penguin |
1970 |
Paperback |
| House Mother Normal |
Collins |
1971 |
UK signed limiteds by Trigram also done. US: 1987 New
Directions |
| Poems Two |
Trigram |
1972 |
Signed limited and trade editions |
| Christie Malry's Own Double Entry |
Collins |
1973 |
US: 1973 Viking |
| See the Old Lady decently |
Collins |
1973 |
US: 1975 Viking |
| Aren't You Rather Young to be Writing Your Memoirs |
Hutchinson |
1973 |
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| Everybody Knows Somebody Who's Dead |
Covent Garden |
1973 |
UK limited edition |
| A Dublin Unicorn |
Byron press |
1975 |
UK limited edition, wraps |
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