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Dublin: Irish Writers Center, 2005. First edition. Two poems and an essay by Heaney written in memory of Milosz. Number 8 of 250 numbered copies SIGNED BY HEANEY. (There were an additional 50 "special deluxe" copies.) 8vo stainless steel covers printed in black; wrapped in attached cloth illustrated with a silk-screened collage of articles published in Polish newspapers in the days following Milosz's death; designed by Pawel Tryzno and printed by the Book Art Museum, Lodz, Poland. Housed in original folding black-cardstock case with dripping black-ink design on inside fold and author's facsimile signature on front. Fine. Quite scarce. SIGNED LIMITED EDITION

Irish Writers' Centre, Dublin, and Book Art Museum, Lodz., 2005. First edition. Octavo. Unpaginated. Two poems and an essay in honour of Czeslaw Milosz. The book was conceived by Heaney and Cathal McCabe and designed by Pawel Tryzno. Printed on handwoven Polish paper by the Book Art Museum, Lodz. Stainless steel covers in a prepared mixed-media wrap featuring a silkscreen collage of articles from Polish newspapers in the days following the death of Czeslaw Milosz. A facsimile of Heaney's handwritten clear copy of the poem ''Saw Music'' accompanies the printed text.Out of a total edition of 300 copies this is one of 250 numbered and signed by Seamus Heaney. (The de luxe issue of 50 copies was an extraordinary production involving a structure with glass rods.)Fine in the very near fine, very slightly marked folding card case which shows a facsimile of Heaney's signature.