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Buffalo: Meow Press, 1997. First Edition. Near fine.. First printing of this chapbook of poems based on Emily Dickinson's, numbered 261-288. Wraps. 16mo. Off-lavender card wraps with affixed image of Howe's face on Emily Dickinson's body. Near fine. Minimal hint of soil to wraps. Internally bright, crisp, clean. Good and sound. Unpaginated.

Berkeley: Workingmans Press, 1975. First Edition. Very good.. Includes three works by Ginsberg, Green Notebooks, To the Dead, and For Sale. Wraps. 8vo. Saddle stapled in publisher's wraps. Spine and top edge sunned. Trivial touches of edgewear. Interior bright and clean. Very good. 27pp.

Tokyo: 朝日新聞社 (Ahasi Shimbunsha), 1979. First Edition. Very good + in a very good + jacket.. First printing of this photobook with 193 black and white photographs of Sado Island. OCLC notes just five locations in the US. Hardcover. Oblong 4to. Yellow cloth in black and white photographic dust jacket, in stapled cardboard slipcase. Slipcase foxed/toned, with mild shelfwear and scuffing. Book and jacket very good plus to near fine, with mild rubbing to corners and one small spot to bottom of spine. In Japanese. 228pp.

Detroit: Artists' Workshop Press, 1967. First Edition. Near fine.. Eleventh in the Artists' Workshop Press series of Workshop Books. Caplan's poems, with a front cover illustration by Sherry Higgins and cover lettering by Gary Grimshaw. 8vo. Saddle-stapled tan cardstock wraps. Very slight edgewear; pages toned. Edition of 1000. Near fine. [20]pp.

San Francisco: T.C. Boyd, 1860. Near fine.. Racist slavery-era broadside printed and designed by one T.C. . Boyd, featuring a drawing and lyrics to a ballad, which begins: "Massa's gone to town de news to hear, / And he has left the overseer, / To look over all de n***rs here, / While I make love to Sally!" Boyd notes he had 10,000 such sheets for sale at his shop. Broadside, 8.5" by 4.5". Printed from type and wood engraving. Very near fine, with trivial crease to edges.

n.p.: N.P., Inc. / Royal House, 1968. First Edition. Very good +.. From the publisher of the "hush-hush literature of from Europe's underground" comes this barely-disguised erotic James Bond knockoff -- though perhaps fanfiction would be a truer descriptor, as no names are changed and no attitudes, either. Text is identical to that of UNDERCOVER LOVE-IN by "Jan Foerster," issued the same year from Continental Classics (though the latter includes an elaborate preface and a 9-page "bonus feature," The Sexy Secretary, not present here.) Royal House #RH 2007. Wraps. Mass market paperback. Pink and black wraps. Minor wear/rubbing, small crease to top right corner. Very good plus. 174 pages followed by ads.

New York: Grove Press Inc, 1966. Fine in like jacket.. First edition, first printing of Kerouac's sojourn to France to research his genealogy. Originally published in three parts in the "Evergreen Review," SATORI IN PARIS is a classic Kerouac exploration of events and people despite its personal framing. Kerouac expressed concern over the book's shortness in his personal correspondence, and also discouragement in the "general new distaste in culture since 1960 for works of realistic sentimentality... a trend towards the Ian Fleming type of sadistic facetiousness and 'sickjoke' grisliness about human affairs" (Charters). A very attractive of one of Kerouac's last works published in his lifetime. 8'' x 5.25''. Original blue publisher's cloth binding with silver titles to spine. Original color typographic dust jacket, unclipped ($3.95), designed by Kuhlman Associates. 118 pages. Includes publisher's review slip laid in. Extremely mild edgewear to jacket, with very light scuff to rear. Slightest bit of… Leer más

Berkeley: Print Mint, 1973. First Edition. Very good.. First printing of this underground featuring work by Dwight R. Decker, Barking Dog, John Pound, Mike Royer, Scott Shaw, and Steve Sherman. [Kennedy 1733]. Wraps. 8vo. Original stapled color pictorial wraps. Mild rubbing, some toning internally. Else clean and sound.

(Holyoke, MA): (Columbia Publications), 1955. First Edition. very good.. Sci-fi magazine whose featured full 'novel' is "Meddler's World" by Theodore Cogswell and Mack Reynolds. Also includes the 'novelet' "The Regenerators" by Charles A. Stearns, and short stories by Margaret St. Clair, S.S. Boren, and Lee Priestly. Wraps. Large 8vo. Pictorial perfect-bound wraps. Very good. Minimal curling to wraps; light touches of wrinkling to spine on rear cover. Heavy toning to pages throughout, and significantly brittled with age, but clean and unmarred. Binding sound. 98pp.

New York: New Pioneer Publishing Co, 1935. Near Fine.. A remarkable and extremely uncommon document from the press of the Pioneers, the officially-sanctioned youth group of the American Communist Party, issued specifically for distribution at the First Annual Boy Scout Jamboree in Washington. In language clearly intended for juvenile readers, the authors attack President Roosevelt's record regarding child welfare; point out the ethical dubiousness of holding a nationwide "Jamboree" when so many Americans are unemployed and starving; and assail the Fascist program of the Boy Scouts of America, which they describe as a "Jim Crow organization" which encourages its members to aspire to little more than to "work like hell, for all kinds of hours, for little pay..." and whose main purpose is "to instill in boys military virtues such as honor, loyalty, obedience, and patriotism." Ironically, the Jamboree was cancelled at the last minute - not for fear of Communist infiltration, but rather in response to… Leer más

n.p.: Situation, 1996. First Edition. Near fine.. Inscribed first printing of this early title from this increasingly important contemporary poet, published as Situations #4. Jarnot was a student of Enslin, poet and biographer of Robert Duncan. And uncommon book and a significant association. Wraps. Small 8vo. Square, stapled illustrated wrappers. Light stains on back cover, else near fine. INSCRIBED: "For Ted [Enslin], Love, Lisa."

[Berkeley]: Blue Wind Press / Finger Factor, 1970. First Edition. Very good.. First issue of this "magazine of the mind," charmingly illustrated throughout with pulp sci-fi-style collages. With poems by Hollo, Brainard, Violi, Allan Kornblum, Jack Marshall, Merrill Gilfillan, and others. Wraps. 8vo. Saddle-stapled illustrated wraps. Very good. Wraps lightly creased and toned. Clean, unmarred throughout. [16] pp.

London: Ferry Press, 1977. First Edition. Near fine.. Signed first printing, published on the occasion of the author's first visit to England and dedicated to Robert Duncan. Signed with initials, and "Ditto!" Wraps. 8vo. Saddle stapled in original wraps. SIGNED by Dawson at front cover. Mild shelfwear. Near fine.

Wayne, NJ: Avery Publishing, 1989. First Edition. Near fine.. From the West Point Military History Series. Three volumes include Europe and the Mediterranean, Asia and the Pacific and Military Campaign Atlas. Hardcover. 4tos. 3 vols. Publisher's imitation leather bindings in original slipcase. Wear to spine extremities. Minor rubbing to slipcase. Near fine.

np: Big Venus, 1972. Near fine.. Interesting association, collecting correspondence from Grossinger to the Mikolowskis (longtime publishers of letterpress poetry editions out of Michigan). BOOK OF THE CRANBERRY ISLANDS was later published by both Black Sparrow and Harper & Row. Grossinger, an author of interdisciplinary literature, is the father of director and author Miranda July. Wraps. Small 8vo. Saddle-stapled illustrated wraps. About fine. Bright, crisp, and clean inside and out. 49pp. Includes folded sheet laid in: "From BOOK OF THE CRANBERRY ISLANDS", [2] pp (published in Lawrance, KS, 1972 by Cottonwood Review), along with TLS from Grossinger to Ken and Ann Mikolowski of Detroit's Alternative Press, and a typed postcard ca. 1973, also sent to the Mikolowskis from Grossinger. Both TLS and postcard near fine; promo sheet about very good.

Berkeley: Committee on Discrimination in Housing, 1961. Near fine.. First edition of the detailed results of a 1961 'sting' operation, in which two committee members (one black, one white) posed as potential house buyers, provoking wildly different responses from realtors. Also contains statistical and demographic data on race in the Berkeley area. OCLC locates only one copy, at UC Berkeley. Original side-stapled wrappers. [16] pages. The first half heavily toned with age, else clean throughout.

Boston: David R. Godine, 1983. Very good +.. Inscribed first edition of this collaborative work of poems exchanged between the two writers, inscribed by Bell and additionally signed by Stafford. Wraps. 8vo. Perfect-bound wraps. Very good plus. INSCRIBED by Bell to FFEP and additionally SIGNED by both Stafford and Bell to titlepage. Includes publisher's promo ephemera and a flyer for a Stafford reading laid in. Light exterior wear to book; pages clean and sharp throughout. 52pp.

Dusseldorf: Wilhelm Moser und David Colby GBR, 1987. First Edition. Very good.. Quarterly publication "sent to advertising agencies, photographers, production companies, stylists, magazine publishers, fashion houses and designers". This issue includes a feature on Jeff Ayeroff and reproduces a number of his music video stills and album covers. Wraps. Large 4to. Coral and black wraps. Mild edgwear and soil to covers. Light toning to page edges. Very good.

Berkeley: University of California Press, 1977. First edition. Fine in near fine jacket.. First printing of this bilingual edition of works by the 20th-century Spanish poet. 8.25'' x 5.25''. Original black cloth. In original dust jacket designed by John E. Johnson. 185, [1] pages. Inscribed by Gibbons to Stanley Plumly on front free endpaper ("to Stan / a small return on invested affection / Reg / Dec 1977." Minor wear; jacket edges sunned.

Rockford, MI: Presa :S: Press, 2005. First Edition. Near fine.. Advance review copy with publisher's slip laid in. Poetry collection by the editor, playwright, poet, and founder of Cycle Press. Wraps. 8vo. White wraps. Very mild edgewear. Near fine.