Boston: The Boston Eagle, 1974. First Edition. The second issue of a short-lived poetry magazine. Contributions from John Wieners, Fanny Howe, Lewis Warsh, Lee Harwood, Michael Palmer, William Corbett, Jonathan Cott, Paul Evans, Gerard Malanga, Pat Nolan, Larry Fagin, and Bill Berkson. Front and rear covers feature photographs by Judith... More
Flint, Michigan: Bamberger Books, 1992. First Edition, First Printing. INSCRIBED by Joe Brainard and Kenward Elmslie on the half title to Ann and Ken Mikolowski, publishers of The Alternative Press: "For Ken and Ann with / love, / Joe." And: "Feel all right? Feel all right." / Love, / Kenward... More
New York: Random House, 1969. First Edition, First Printing. Octavo, 151 pages. A 1970 film was loosely based on this book, which is written in diary form and deals with the Columbia University student protests of 1968. Clean, unmarked pages, slight lean to spine, in a price-clipped dust jacket that... More
New York: Grove Press, Inc. 1959. First Edition. A special issue on Mexico, including Ocatvio Paz's "Todos Santos, Dia de Muertos: Two Poems" and works by other Mexican authors and artists: Juan Rulfo, Alî Chumacero, Elena Garro, Carlos Fuentes, Manuel Durán, Jaime Garcîa Térres, Ricardo Pozas A., Marco Antonio Montes... More
London: Humanities Society, Chelsea College, [ca. 1974]. First Edition. INSCRIBED on the inside front cover by David Russell, one of the editors. A rare issue of New Leaf, which was published by the Humanities Society at Chelsea College in London in the 1970s and early '80s. New Leaf published articles... More
New York: Grove Press, Inc. 1969. First Edition, First Printing. Controversial revue devised by British drama critic Kenneth Tynan, who asked a number of authors to write erotic material that could be used in creating a series of sketches. There's a brief prologue by Samuel Beckett and contributions by Sam... More