LCB editions. 12 booklets of the series, 10 of them with a personal dedication of the author or signed. 19 x 14 cm. Illustrator. Obroschur (some few Bde. slightly rubbed or minimally stained). Berlin, Literary Colloqium, 1966-1988. First issues. The well-known LCB volumes in a distinctive design with a portrait of the author of Renate von Mangoldt on the front cover. The dedications go to Marianne Frisch, who lived in Berlin at the time (sometimes also to Max), Max Frisch's wife, literary translator, and friends with numerous authors from 1968 to 1979. The individual volumes: Ernst Jandl. want to wipe 1974. - With the beautiful dedication: "In the name of the hideous figure on the envelope dedicated to you, dear Marianne and dear Max Frisch, this booklet Your Ernst Jan dl - Berlin, 23. ==References== Almeida Faria. Fragments of a biography. 1980. - With dedication in Portuguese. György Dalos. My Grand Vatzer and the history of the world. 1985. - "For Marianne, the dear, clever and curious reader of this book". Lothar Klünner. Rejection and seven Poetic Investigations. 1985. - Signed and dated. Eduardo Sanguinetti. Travel pictures. 32 poems. 1972. - Signed. Jürgen Becker. Snow. Poems. 1971. - Signed and dated. Peter Nádas. In God's hand. 1983. - "for Marianne Frisch with cordial greetings". Marin Sorescu. Superstition. 1974. - With longer dedication in Romanian language. - Including an own. Postcard by Sorescu. Istvan Eörsi. The voice of his master. 1984. - "For Marianne again with Devotion Devotions + Devoation = Hin-Hin-Dengabe". László Krasznahorkai. Grace. 1988. - For Mrs Marianne Frisch as a sign of my respect" (date: Berlin, 15.6.1989). Hans/Jean Arp. The other is the other country: peel me a fairy. 1966. - With dedication of the translator Ernest Wichner. Friederike Mayröcker. In slow flashes. 1974. - Without dedication. – Well-preserved copies.