Octavio Smith en su Reino.

Wrappers, stapled and bound with a woolen cord. Edited and designed by Alfredo Zaldívar. Typewritten and mimeographed on coarse, off-white paper, with endpapers of black onion skin paper, and covers of faded blue card (resembling the covers of school exercise books). It is decorated with titles and initials from an animal alphabet designed by Rapi Diego, and a photograph of the Orígenes group, taken in the church of Bauta (where the poet and priest Angel Gaztelu officiated) with Octavio Smith at one end. This book, unlike most of Vigía’s poetic editions, is an essay on Smith’s work and the theatre of Orígenes. Number 159 of 200 copies. 15 copies on WorldCat.