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KATHY ACKER — Kathy Goes to Haiti, Pandora, London, 1990

KATHY ACKER — Kathy Goes to Haiti, Pandora, London, 1990

Publisher
Pandora
Place & year
London, 1990
Type
Artist Book
Format
Illustrated softcover, 170 pp.; first Pandora edition, UK standalone paperback
Size
13 × 20 cm
Condition
Good, visibly handled; rubbing, scratches and creasing to wrappers, with edge and corner wear and abrasion along the spine; original Public House Bookshop, Brighton label retained on the rear cover; binding appears intact; interior not confirmed.
Register
TNR-2026-0448 · 26 July 2026
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Registered 26 July 2026
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Notes

ISBN 0-04-440748-3.

First published by the small Toronto press Rumour Publications in 1978, Kathy Goes to Haiti belongs to Acker’s early period of self-consciously repetitive, anti-narrative fiction. Its deliberately simplified sexual encounters use the travel story to examine fantasy, race, gender and the unequal relationship between an American visitor and Haiti. This 1990 London edition returned it to circulation as an individual paperback after its inclusion in Literal Madness and Young Lust.

Pandora’s design is especially useful beside its 1990 edition of In Memoriam to Identity. The blue collage covering this paperback appears to reuse a section of the same image system found across that book’s jacket. Two separate texts are given a shared visual surface: the author’s work organised into a recognisable publisher identity.

Bibliographic records confirm this as the 170-page London paperback edition issued by Pandora in 1990.

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