Picked up these three last Friday.
This is a collection of letters to and from Ezra Pound, as well as criticism, introductions, etc. I like the cover, which is a bit too busy.
I picked up Thomas Bernhard’s Correction last year on reader recommendation (recommendation: read Bernhard). Saw The Loser in the shop used, so I picked it up. Any recommendation on which one to start with?
A midcentury paperback of Louis Zukofsky’s A Test of Poetry. This is a strange book. I’d better let Zukofsky explain it:
The back cover is lovely as well:
Biblioklept 
Begin with The Loser. My favourite of his novels, and shorter and funnier than Correction.
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I don’t know if The Loser is my favorite, but I agree with the rest of this.
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I’ve read The Loser a couple times a year for the past few years, if that’s any recommendation.
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