EO Paul Guth Letters to Your Son limited edition signed copy 1976

  

Paul Guth, Letters to Your Son Who Is Fed Up, Paris, Flammarion, 1976, 218 p. 21.5x15 cm, paperback, uncut. From this work, 15 copies were printed on pure Arches paper, of which 10 copies are numbered from 1 to 10, and 5 copies, not for sale, numbered from I to V; 30 copies on alfa vellum, of which 25 copies are numbered from 11 to 35, and 5 copies, not for sale, numbered from VI to X. Copy n°III/V of the limited edition on pure Arches paper, not for sale.

Beautiful and lengthy autograph dedication from the author on the half-title page. Thanking him from the bottom of my heart for all he does for my books in general. For so many years, and for this "Fed Up" in particular.

With all my warmest regards, which I also ask him to kindly convey to the charming Mrs. These Letters to Your Son Who Is Fed Up are a cry of love and hope.

Love for the young, hope for their happiness and courage. All the exploiters of public illusions are vying for the young and ensnaring them with flattery. To the young and their parents, Paul Guth speaks the truth. Writing to his little nephew, Domi, Paul Guth sheds light on most of the issues facing youth: the relationship of the present with the past and the future, school life, tobacco, music, sexuality, coming of age at eighteen, homosexuality, speed, drugs, unemployment, manual labor, girls, love. A superb copy of this novel, in original edition, in limited edition, and with the author's dedication.