Tamar and Other Poems

No book-club issue and no reprint of the 1924 Boyle printing is documented; it was a single printing of 500 copies. The realistic confusions are title-driven rather than club-driven: copies of Roan Stallion, Tamar and Other Poems (Boni & Liveright, 1925) and the 1928 Hogarth Press issue made from those American sheets are frequently catalogued simply as "Tamar." Any copy bearing a publisher other than Peter G. Boyle on the title page, or in printed boards or a printed jacket, is not the 1924 first. One source conflict is worth flagging on the shelf: narrative accounts of Jeffers storing roughly 450 copies in the eaves of his house describe unsold stock, not the edition size, which the dealer and bibliographic record gives as 500.