Poetry / Literary Magazine from Longhouse, Publishers and Booksellers

Origin, 1980. Literary magazine. Fine and very bright stapled wraps with crisp text throughout. Highly attractive. Featuring John Perlman. Also includes the work by George Johnston, Robert Kelly, Samperi, Corman, Denis Goacher

The Temple, 1998-1999. Literary magazine. Near fine tall illustrated stapled wraps with clean text

White Pine Journal , 1980. Literary magazine. Includes work of Chinese Poetry in translation plus work by Bob Arnold, David Giannini, John Brandi, Arthur Tobias, David Budbill, Joel Lipman, an interview with Michael McClure, works by Peter Blue Cloud, Barbara Moraff and others. An excellent feature of Theodore Enslin's "June in Measure", a chapbook. Near fine stiff wraps with… Saber más sobre este artículo

Truck, 1978. Literary magazine. Guest edited for this issue by John Taggart. For this Theodore Enslin issue, contributors include Keith Wilson, Robert Kelly, Eric Mottram plus work from Ted : "El Amador" and sections from "Ranger, Book IV". Interview with Ted and photographs. As new bright stiff wraps. Excellent all around. Crisp text

Scree, 1983. Literary magazine. With work by Antler, Charles Bukowski, Tom Clark, Lyn Lifshin and many others. Tabloid format

Paper Air, 1990. Literary magazine. Includes work by Bruce Andrews, Cid Corman, Elaine Equi, Leslie Scalapino and others. Plus a selection of Palestinian poets. Fine bright wraps with excellent spine and crisp text. Attractive

Origin, 1981. Literary magazine. Fine and very bright stapled wraps with crisp text throughout. Highly attractive. Featuring Graham Lindsay. Also includes the work by George Johnston, Samperi, Moraff, Enslin/Pindar, Goacher, Corman

Poetry Flash, 1986. Literary magazine. Folded tabloid. Near fine. Cover photograph of Jack Spicer

Poetry Now. Literary magazine. ... Around the Globe with poems and reviews. Folded tabloid. Near fine. Extensive coverage of new poetry and book reviews

IO, 1972. Literary magazine. Work by Tarn, Metcalf, Byrd, Quasha, Whitman, Melville, Grossinger and others. Near fine wraps with crisp text throughout

Northeast, 1991. Literary magazine. Includes T. Alan Broughton, Ralph J. Mills, Jr., Gary Hotham, John Tagliabue and others. Close to fine stapled wraps.

Evergreen Review, 1971. Literary magazine. Joan Baez Harris, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Seymour Krim, Marshall McLuhan. Near fine pictorial wraps with bright text throughout

Conjunctions, 1989. Literary magazine. Includes Robert Kelly Interview. Also Guy Davenport, Leslie Scalapino, William T. Vollmann, William S. Burroughs. Very close to fine wraps and bright strong spine

Kayak, February 1977. Literary magazine. Poetry and always a lively correspondence page or two. Illustrations throughout each issue. With work by Gustav Sobin, W. S. Merwin, Leo Connellan, Diane Wald, John Digby, John Haines, Louis Hammer. Plus found poems, articles and reviews. Fine and bright illustrated stapled wraps with crisp text throughout. Quite attractive

The Temple, 1997-1998. Literary magazine. With work by Charles Potts, Andy Clauson, Sharon Doubiago, Bei Dao, Jack Hirschman and others. Magazine format. Fine

Unicorn, 1969. Literary magazine. Includes work by Philip Levine, Thomas Merton translating Rene Char and many others. Near fine stiff wraps with strong square spine and crisp text throughout. Now out of print for 30 years, once modeled after Dorothy Norman's "Twice-A-Year" (1939-1946)

Evergreen Review, 1969. Literary magazine. Julius Lester, June Jordan, Sol Yurick, Nat Hentoff, an interview with Fernando Arrabal. Very close to fine pictorial wraps. Quite attractive. Bright throughout

Stroker, 1979. Literary magazine. Included work by Henry Miller and Tommy Trantino. Close to fine stapled wraps. Profusely illustrated in Stroker tradition

2003. Literary magazine. Fine and bright stiff wraps with strong square spine and crisp text throughout. Work by David Giannini and others

Rivendell (Asheville, N.C.), 2003. Literary magazine. An issue devoted to New England, its landscape and voices. Includes an interview with David Budbill. The featured poet is Bob Arnold which includes Arnold's "Tiny Summer Book" and "A Line of Talk", an interview with Bob Arnold by James Koller. Plus a portfolio of photographs by Charter Weeks, fiction by… Saber más sobre este artículo