Gambier, OH: The Pot-Hanger Press, 1967. Limited First Edition. Staplebound Wraps. A rare chapbook by the prolific poet, translator & educator Robert Kelley. Consisting of the title poem, composed in March 1967 in fourteen roman-numeraled sections, interspersed with wood-cut illustrations. One of an edition of 300 copies, "Alpha is the first in a series of Pot-Hanger books to be published by Joel Fisher."(from limitation page) An exquisite Kelly collectible in... Item #1707

Lowell, MA: Jack Kerouac Subterranean Information Society, Fall 1993. First Edition. Stapled. Dedicated to the life and works of Jack Kerouac, Dharma Beat featured articles and news about Kerouac and the Beats and a "Kerouac Kalendar." This is the first issue and features an article about Kerouac in Rocky Mount, NC; Kerouac in St. Petersburg, FL, Lowell Celebrates Kerouac! annual event, listings, and more. As New. Item #1226

Lowell, MA: Jack Kerouac Subterranean Information Society, fall 1994. First edition. Stapled. Cover: Photo of Jack Kerouac's funeral in Lowell, Ma. (Photo by Dave Brow) Articles: Safe in Heaven Dead by Attila Gyenis - Interview with Dave Brow and Dean Contover, two Lowell residents who went to Kerouac's funeral for their own reasons. Kerouac in Latvia by Yuri Novosjolov - A report from self professed hippie in the former Soviet... Item #1228

Lowell, MA: Jack Kerouac Subterranean Information Society, 1997. First Edition. Stapled. Cover reproduces the cover of the first paperback edition of On the Road. Articles: On The Road by Attila Gyenis - A look at the 40th Anniversary of the publication of On The Road. On The Cyber Road by Diane De Rooy - The author writes about Levi Asher, owner of Literary Kicks, a website dedicated to Kerouac, Beats... Item #1230

Lowell, MA: Jack Kerouac Subterranean Information Society, Fall 1998. First Edition. Stapled. Cover - Old Angel Midnight - drawing by Jack Kerouac. His suggested illustration for his book of the same name. It was not used by the publisher. Articles: Lawrence Ferlinghetti named Poet Laureate of San Francisco. Book Review - Subterranean Kerouac reviewed by Bill Gargan. Kerouac Writers House, Orlando's First Literary Landmark by Bob Kealing - Kerouac's house... Item #1232

Clarence Center, NY: Moody Street Irregulars, Summer 1978. First Edition. Newsprint. A scarce early issue of Moody Street Irregulars, the Jack Kerouac magazine,published in 1978. Featuring five pieces on Kerouac, Draft Index to Kerouac's Book of Dreams, Beat news, book reviews, article by Kerouac biographer, Dennis Mcnally, more. Printed on newsprint. Very Fine. Item #1234

Clarence Center, NY: Moody Street Irregulars, Winter/Spring 1980. First Edition. Stapled. Includes article about Jan Kerouac, Jack's daughter, by Kerouac biographer Gerald Nicosia, a 1960 review of the 1922 silent film "Nosferatu" by Jack Kerouac, A Beat Chronology: The First Twenty Years, 1944-1964 by William S. Burroughs biographer Jennie Skerl, Interpretation of Dr. Sax by richard Howe, a Kerouac bibliography by William Gargan & more. Very Fine. Item #1236

Clarence Center, NY: Moody Street Irregulars, Winter/Spring 1981. First Edition. Stapled. The special "Vanity of Duluoz" Issue with essays, articles and more about Kerouac by Gregory Stephenson, John Clellon Holmes, Carolyn Cassady, an Interview with William S. Burroughs by Jennie Skerl, and more. Very Fine. Item #1237

Clarence Center, NY: Moody Street Irregulars, Spring/Summer 1982. First Edition. Stapled. This is the special "French Connection Issue", Featuring articles and essays about Kerouac , his French-Canadian ancestry, and Kerouac's popularity in Quebec today. Very Fine. Item #1239

Clarence Center, NY: Moody Street Irregulars, Summer 1983. First Edition. Stapled. Address Label Articles on Kerouac by Richard A. Saks, Gregory Stephenson, Ronna C. Johnson, book reviews, poems. Very Fine. Item #1241

Clarence Center, NY: Moody Street Irregulars, Spring 1985. First Edition. Stapled. Special "Music Issue II", featuring articles and essays about Kerouac and his LP recording career, a look at bop music that influenced Kerouac's writing, and more. Very Fine. Item #1242

Clarence Center, NY: Moody Street Irregulars, Spring 1989. First Edition. Stapled. Address Label "Memorial Issue" with tributes to Kerouac, John Clellon Holmes, John Montgomery, & more. Very Fine. Item #1245

Illustrated by Albert Eisenlau, Oscar Kokoschka et. Paris, France: The Paris Review, 1955. First Printing. Journal. Softcover. The first appearance of "The Mexican Girl" episode/story by Jack Kerouac (1922-1969), in an early number of the legendary literary journal edited by George Plimpton, Peter Matthiessen& Donald Hall. Two years later it would become part of the narrative of On the Road, the great work that would catapult Kerouac & the Beat... Item #1665