THE NEW WAVE: JAMES MONACO New School Department of Film

Description: SOFTCOVER WITH THREE STAPLES. 1974 COPYRIGHT. SELF-PUBLISHED, LATER TO BE PART OF AN OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS BOOK OF THE SAME TITLE. THIS IS A LIST OF FILMS BEING SHOWN IN 1972 THAT FALL INTO "THE NEW WAVE" CLASSIFICATION WITH A SHORT 2-PAGE DESCRIPTION OF THE MAJORITY OF THE FILMS. THE FRONT PAGE NAS "NW1" PRINTED IN MARKER (PHOTO 1). ONE PAGE WAS LARGER THAN THE OTHERS AND OVERHUNG A QUARTER INCH AT BOTTOM AND THAT EXPOSED OVERHAND HAD CREASING AND WEAR. (PHOTO 11 & 12). REAR COVER HAS THE "NEW YORK ZOETROPE" STAMP NEAR CENTER (PHOTO 10). Descriptive information on: Breathless- Goddard 1959Zazie Dans Le Metro Malle- 1960Chabrol- Les Bonnes Femmes 1960Demy- Lola- 1960Truffaut- Jules et Jim- 1962Melville Le Doulos- 1962Resnais- Muriel- 1963Baratier- Dragees Au Poivre 1963Godard- Une Femme Mariee- 1964Varda- Le Bonheur- 1965Paris Vue Par- 1966Godard- Two or Three Things That I Know About Her- 1966Truffaut- Stolen Kisses- 1968Malle- William Wilton- 1969Chabrol- Que La Bete Meure- 1969Rohmer- Le Genou De Claire- 1969 the author's information was written between September 1972 and January 1973Even though each film is only addressed for 1-2 pages, this includes biographies and other film titles that might assist if this is your thing. Monaco published 14 books on film and created an early online film database that was a forerunner of IMDB. PLEASE USE ZOOM FUNCTION TO INSPECT ALL PHOTOS I purchased a collection of books and other items from the estate of the owner of a former New York City bookstore named Cinemabilia at 10 West 13th St , run by Ernest D. Burns. It was located in Greenwich Village in the 1970's and 1980's and, I believe, closed down in 1987 (These books have been packed in boxes since 1987). It included primarily books on film, but also opera and puppets and New Orleans. Many of the books I will be listing are "new old stock" in that they were never sold. When his store closed down, he boxed everything up and they have spent the last thirty years boxed and/or bagged. As many were bagged, they will retain the brand new crispness of the jacket and pages, with many of the books clearly having never been opened until I did so to inspect and photograph them for purposes of identification. Those that were not bagged may have dusty edges or toning to the edges of the jackets and pages. If that is the case, I will describe them as such. MEDIA MAIL: The USPS allows books, records and other media to be mailed at a cheaper price than typical mail. It tends to be a much slower mailing process than standard mail. In addition, any employee of the USPS can open the package at ANY time for ANY reason to verify that what is inside is what should be inside. In most cases, the item is properly repackaged but in rare cases it is not, and an item can arrive damaged. As my feedback suggests, I package very carefully. If you receive a damaged item that has the appearance of having been poorly packaged, please contact me prior to leaving feedback so that it can be addressed. If you use the padded envelope shipping option, the book will be safely boxed before being put into the envelope. I utilize a third party EBAY supplied shipper for international sales. This is part of the Global Shipping Program. Please note the actual shipping cost before purchasing. That is not my shipping fee and I neither receive it nor know what the amount is. I have no control over import fees that may be charged. Please do not commit to "buy it now" until you have seen the shipping amount that you will be charged. Global shipping service does not allow combined shipping from a single seller for items purchased at different times, but I believe that it can be done if you want to purchase multiple items from one seller. I believe that, if you "add to cart" and then do a single "Buy it Now" with the items in the cart, you may be able to combine International Shipping Charges but please confirm this with the Global Shipping Company before finalizing the purchase. Thank you. tallhw PLEASE NOTE: For book sales, I virtually always include a vinyl bag tightly wrapped on the exterior. This is an attempt to prevent any USPS employee from opening the package for inspection as it would be time consuming for them to repackage it. This is done simply because my packaging is done more carefully than their repackaging and also to protect the book from the elements. The vinyl bag covers cardboard protection and you can simply cut the bag open (carefully) and remove the contents. The cardboard protection is also typically held with tape and cutting in the obvious places will allow the cardboard to pop right open, exposing the book (in another protective vinyl bag). Using this method, you should be able to open any book I send in under a minute. No "buzz saw" is required. Thank you

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