Pastior, Oskar. Mixed lot of 30 dedication copies for Marianne Frisch. 1975-2006. The Romanian-German writer and translator Oskar Pastior (1927-2006) was an extremely productive lyricist and experimental alliterate, in it Lautpoet, OULIPO-Adept and manic word player. In 1968 he fled from Romania to Vienna and lived in Berlin since 1969. Close friends with Marianne Frisch, the wife of Max Frisch from 1968 to 1979, he shared these with dedicated gifts in his literary production. His often multi-lined dedications, of course, carry Pastiorian traits: word swirls, new creations and what else one may trust in Oskar Pastior's word power. There are poetry volumes available, also in translation (they ate in a taxi, hand-press printing. Munich 1998. - A disc of Dingsbums. 1990. - Weighted poems. 2006. - Anthropophages in the evening wind. 1988. - Out of the word. Now you can write what you want. Volume 2. 2003. - Thirty-nine pencils. 1990. - Zwee tot de derde - Two to third. 1987. - Between lines No. 10. 1997. - The krimgotic subjects. 1978. - 33 Poeme cu Petrarca. Bucharest 2000. - Poèmepoèmes. Brussels 1990. - Poemspoems. 1990. - o you raw iasmin. 43 intonations to "Harmonie du soir" by Charles Baudelaire. 2002. - Gimpelschneise in die Winterreise-Texte von Wilhelm Müller. 1997. - Roman drawing block. 1986, 130 numm. Ex.), Essays (The Unding in itself. 1994. - K. Corino and E. Albertsen [ed.]. After twenty pages, all the heroes were dead. 1995. - Festschrift for Oskar Pastior. 1987), translations (My Chelbnikov. 2003. - Tristan Tzara. The early poems. 1984. - Hear the Way of the Earth - Poetry from Bulgaria. - Gellu Naum. Black box. 1993. - Marin Sorescu. Noah, he wants to tell you something. 1975. - Marin Sorescu. Evening Red Number 15. 1985) and other suitable: Apollinaire. Avantgardist of the Word. - Anselm Glück/Oskar Pastior - Municipal Gallery at the Folkwang Museum Essen 1986. - Harry Mathews. Á l'oeil. 1994. - Fashion booklet of Oskar Pastior. Facsimile. 1987 (with attached eigenmh. Letter from O.P. to Marianne Frisch and an enclosed poem by Marianne Friß for O. P. for his 60th birthday. ==References====External links==*Official website March 1977 replayed [by] Oskar [Pastior]" with its own labeled title of O.P. - Reproduced drawing with its very own. Title of O.P.