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New York: EG Records, Inc, 1980. First Edition. Very good +.. First three issues of the E.G. Records Newsletter, founded to promote the label's artists following the January '79 opening of its U.S. office. Inaugural issue, titled the "E.G. Communique", celebrates "The Year of the Fripp"; subsequent issues spotlight Bill Bruford and Brian Eno. Wraps. 4tos. Stapled wraps. Three issues. Minor edgewear, with some faint spotting to front cover of Issue 2 only. Very good plus overall.

Santa Barbara: Cadmus, 1982. First Edition. thus. Very good +.. First trade edition of this collection, following the limited edition of 1981. Wraps. 8vo. Wraps. Mild edgewear and toning to covers; faint traces of soil. Very good plus. 54pp.

Santa Barbara, CA: Cadmus Editions, 1981. First Edition. Near fine.. Precedes 1982 trade edition. Wraps. Fine. 8vo. Printed pictorial wraps. Stamped number 047 of 349 to rear limitation page. Spine lightly toned. Otherwise about fine. 54pp.

Van Nuys: Venice Publishing Corp, 1970. Very good -.. Actual, factual case history of a girl hitch-hiker and the sexual encounters her thumb led her into." Sleaze erotica with a title capitalizing on the previous year's EASY RIDER. Venice Books VB 467. Wraps. Mass market paperback. Red pictorial wraps. Spine ends and back cover lightly scuffed; some wear and creasing to corners. 186 pages plus ads. Very good minus.

(Washington DC): (Arry Press for Some of Us Press), 1973. Very good.. Limited first edition of the Language poet's first collection. 8.25'' x 5.25''. Original saddle-stapled wrappers, with back cover collage by Ellen Andrews. Edition of 500 copies. Unpaginated. Toning, light soil, and edgewear to wrappers.

Edmonton: EDGE, 1963. First Edition. Very good +.. First issue of this Canadian literary and political magazine, featuring a verse play by Jim Salt and poems by Salter Bauer, Fred Cogswell, Marya Fiamengo, Joseph Haley, Jack Herbert, K.V. Hertz, Arden Keay, Eli Mandel, Robin Mathews, Sylvia Osterbind, Jacques Poinard, John W. Smith, and Ian Sowton. Illustrated with black and white drawings and etchings by Harry Wohlfarth, Norman Yates, Detta Lange, Pat Martin-Bates, and others. Wraps. 8vo. Yellow and black wraps. Light edgewear and rubbing to corners; mild soil to back cover. Very good plus. 122pp.

New York: Tuxedo Books, 1964. First Edition. Very good +.. With color and black and white photographs throughout as well as original art including a cover by Steve Masters, two pieces signed Santiago, and an advertisement for Seattle's Maclane Studio, a mail-order gallery of erotic male artwork. Named models include Larry Chianchetta, Joel Paris, Ray Moore, Bob Brooks, George Hartman, Richard Conrey, Don Collali, Frank Monti, Irving Liebowitz, and others. Scarce. Wraps. 4to. Color pictorial wrappers. Stapled. Mild handling wear. Ink price written to front. Overall sound, clean.

[San Francisco?]: np, 1965. Very good.. An uncommon, [likely] pre-Stonewall gay men's magazine. With 32 full page, full male nude, color photograph reproductions. No place of publication, though backgrounds and environs suggest San Francisco. Gay interest magazines of the era often masqueraded as bodybuilding publications and avoided full nudity, which is most definitely not the case with thie premiere issue of EL TORO. Wraps. 4to. Pictorial color wrappers. Stapled. Mild handling wear creased at spine. A single folded leaf loose from staples. Overall sound, clean.

n.p.: n.p., 1971. Near fine.. Rare original poster by the German electronic Krautrock project started by Dieter Moebius, Conrad Schnitzler, and Hans-Joachim Roedelius. Striking minimalist poster, likely produced for Kluster's final album ERUPTION (a live recording released in a pressing of just 100 or so copies in 1971), but possibly issued in conjunction with an infamous hours-long concert from January 1970 (one of only a handful the band performed in their brief life) that utilized the same title. In either case, an exceptionally ephemeral item from a band whose blink-and-you-miss-it existence has nevertheless gone on to nearly legendary status and enormous influence. Both Moebius and Schnitzler (who was also an early member of Tangerine Dream) had been students of Joseph Beuys in Düsseldorf and later were active in Berlin's incarnation of the Arts Lab movement, but the music they produced with Roedelius - "disorienting urban-industrial and proto-ambient" - was in many ways a reaction against… Leer más

New York: Silver, Burdett & Company, 1899. Later printing. Very good.. The 1899 printing of this work, originally published in 1892. Hardcover. Small 8vo. Brown cloth. About very good. Light edgewear, mild rubbing to cloth. Owner's name to FFEP. Interior bright and clean overall. Good and sound. 63pp.

Munich: Galerie K4, 2007. First Edition. Near fine.. Exhibition catalog illustrated with full-page color plates. In German and English. Introduction by Christoph Tannert. With brief chronology/exhibition history. Wraps. Square 8vo. Blue saddle-stapled wraps.

Santa Rosa: Black Sparrow Press, 1990. Fine.. Signed limited edition, an out of series copy, of these four cantos by Everson: "In Medias Res," "Skald," "Hidden Life," and "The Hollow Years," the latter two of which were published here for the first time. This limited edition simultaneous with the trade paperback edition of 300 copies. A handsome publication by Black Sparrow, with whom Everson was increasingly associated toward the end of his career. 9'' x 6''. Quarter patterned cloth over printed boards. Printer's copy of this limited-run edition. Includes an original signed broadside poem by Everson tipped in, and additionally Signed by Everson to blank leaf after copyright. Out of 150 hardcover copies, signed and numbered, 50 included the broadside; this copy out-of-series. Clean, sharp overall. 69, [5] pages.

Berkeley: University of California Press, 2000. First Edition. Fine.. First edition (simultaneous with hardcover) of this verse collection, with praise from John Ashbery on rear wrapper: "Mark Levine's new poems conjure a post-cataclysmic, pre-apocalyptic world." Wraps. 12mo. Perfect-bound glossy printed wraps with French flaps. Fine - appears unread. Clean, bright, and sharp. 79pp.

New York: Buffalo Press, 1978. First Edition. Very good.. Short collection of verse. Wraps. 4to. Side-stapled in stiff card jacket. Very good. Touches of toning, edgewear. Interior mildly toned, but clean.

Los Angeles: Little Caesar Press, 1982. First Edition. Very good.. First printing of the "first extensive collection" by this "dazzling young poet" from Dennis Cooper's imprint. Uncommon signed. Dlugos published Friedman's first collection. A significant association. Wraps. 8vo. Perfect-bound photographic wraps. Very good. Mild toning and scuffing to wraps; corners bumped and lower right corner of front cover creased. Back cover lightly soiled. Binding tight. Internally clean. Title page inscription to poet and editor Michael Friedman: "Tim Dlugos / For Michael / -- poet, upstart, / camerado / -- / Love, / Tim / 6 Mar 82." Dlugos' printed name is crossed out and his own signature added next to it. 109pp.

Pittsburgh: Carnegie Mellon University Press, 1989. Near fine.. Uncommon hardcover issue of the first edition of this verse collection from the Pulitzer-winning poet, inscribed to friend and fellow poet Stuart Dischell - with an additional holograph poem laid in. Dischell, to whom this copy is inscribed, is the winner of the National Poetry Series, a Pushcart Prize, as well as fellowships from the NEA and Guggenheim. The manuscript title poem laid into this copy, though it is without notable changes, predates the first publication of this poem in the Summer 1987 issue of the PARIS REVIEW. A wonderful association in a scarce format (presumably it was issued primarily for the institutional market), with a scarce manuscript. 8.5'' x 5.5''. Original black publisher's cloth. With original color pictorial title card. 64 pages. Inscribed by Wright on the title page: "For Stuart / Love, / Franz." Loosely laid in is a 2-page holograph copy of the title poem, also inscribed to Dischell and dated January 1987.… Leer más

Baltimore, MD: E Pod, 1978. First Edition. Very good.. Rare first issue of this Baltimore lit mag, with contributions from Chris Mason, Alec Bernstein, the performance poets CoAccident, and the editors. Wraps. Small 4to. Saddle-stapled wraps. Very good. Light toning and several creases to wraps. Interior trivially toned. Unpaginated.

Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1983. First Edition. Fine.. First edition, first printing (simultaneous with hardcover) of Graham's second collection of verse. Graham is the winner of the Pulitzer Prize and MacArthur Foundation "Genius" Grant. Paperback. 8vo. Fine in wraps. Bright, clean and sharp overall. 83pp.

(Woodstock, NY): (Woodstock Press), 1974. First Edition. Near fine.. A collection of erotic poems by Berge herself and Pat Jackson, Andrea Price, Vera Cochran, Andrew Gebert among several others. Scarce. OCLC locates only three copies. Wraps. 4to. Pictorial wraps. Near fine. Touch of curl to wraps, some mild surface wear. Internally about fine. Bright and clean. 21pp.

Boulder, CO: Rocky Ledge Cottage Editions, 1980. First Edition. Very good.. First edition, inscribed to Jackson Mac Low, from an edition of 310. A nice association. Wraps. 4to. Side-stapled in wraps. INSCRIBED to Jackson Mac Low, "New Baby Day / 1980 / For Jackson / Best, / Reed." Spot of toning at front wrap. Minor edgewear. Mild rubbing to rear. Interior clean and bright. Very good. 50pp.