Albuquerque, NM: Mother Road Publications, Fall 1992. First edition. Softcover. Boldly Signed by Charles Plymell This "Special Better-Late-than-Never-Twenty-Years-After Issue!!!" (published again after a 22-year hiatus) of the countercultural literary journal is mostly dedicated to the great writer & publisher Charles Plymell, with many of his poems & a lengthy autobiographical essay with photos. This copy is signed by Charles Plymell on pg. 27 at the beginning of the section dedicated... Item #1547

Cherry Valley, NY: Cherry Valley Editions, 1998. First edition. Card. Signed by Charles Plymell to R. Crumb A prose-poem by Charles Plymell printed on one side of a card, with a photo of Plymell on the others side, taken in Kansas in 1952. On either side of his image in the photo is a handwritten inscription from Plymell to Robert Crumb, the great countercultural cartoonist whom he published & printed... Item #1490

Tempe, Arizona: Synaesthesia Press, 1999. First Edition. Hand-sewn Wrappers. One of 99 numbered copies signed by Charles Plymell, poet, author, publisher, and printer of the first R. Crumb ZAP comic. This is copy #14/99. Hand-bound and beautifully designed by Jim Camp. In glassine dust jacket as issued. Plymell's take on LSD and tripping. As New. Item #1316

Walla Walla, WA: Tsunami Inc. (Charles Potts), 1999. First edition. Stapled covers. A postnational journal To create and maintain a state. This issue of the literary journal features a poem by Charles Plymell about the death of Beat poet Ray Bremser, "November 3, 1998 Dark Afternoon" along with a photo of Bremser at Plymell's home in Cherry Valley, NY, another Bremser memorial poem by Richard Houff & Contributions by many... Item #1491

Sudbury, MA: Water Row Press, 2000. First Edition. H. A compilation of the best poetry & prose over four decades by the great printer, publisher, poet & novelist Charles Plymell. One of 100 numbered copies signed by the author. This is copy #52/100. Hardcover without dj as issued. As New. Item #1319

Sudbury, MA: Water Row Press, 2000. First Softcover Edition. S. The first softcover edition of the comprehensive anthology of the writings of the pioneering printer, publisher, poet & novelist Charles Plymell. As New. Item #1321

New York, NY: Anton Perich, Inc. 2000. First edition. Stapled Wrappers. This issue of the literary & art/photography journal includes three stories by Charles Plymell from his compilation, "Hand on the Doorknob- A Charles Plymell Reader": "Eating and Drinking with the Beats," 8 Duke Street, London, 1968," & "Post-Beat Dinner Postscript." Also an interview with Gore Vidal, photographs by Helmut Newton & many others, & much more. This copy also... Item #1549

Cherry Valley, NY: Cherry Valley Editions, 2003. First edition. Stapled wrappers. A booklet of memoirs of the author's father & family history, with reproductions of vintage photos . One of 100 numbered copies signed by Charles Plymell. This is copy #31/100. As New. Item #1410

Dover, Delaware: Bottle of Smoke Press, 2012. Limited First Edition. Hardcover. Signed by Charles Plymell. An inspired work by Charles Plymell, among our greatest living writers, torch-bearer of the Beat legacy & beyond. In his "Prolegomenon" to this poem, he describes himself as "...a mythographer, an historian of the unconscious, a Kansa shaman..." Influenced by Lucretius, other sage-authors & attuned to the cosmic forces of his Kansas homeland, this is... Item #1715

Cherry Valley, NY: Cherry Valley Editions, Undated. First Edition. Stapled wrappers. A journal of the author's experiences in Africa. An undated but undoubtedly early (probably 1970s) Cherry Valley Edition, published by Charles Plymell. One of an edition of 200 copies. In mint condition except for the original price deleted in black marker & replaced with a new price in pencil on the last page. Very Fine. Item #1323

Cherry Valley, NY: Cherry Valley Editions, 1978. First Edition. Soft Cover. A compilation of poems by Roxie Powell, published by his fellow Kansas-born friend Charles Plymell. In fine condition with some rubbing & minor stains to covers & spine, interior bright. Another Cherry Valley Edition collectible rarity. Fine. Item #1325

New York, New York: Straight Arrow Publishers, 1980 -1983. First edition. Staplebound. Third Mind Books proudly offers the Rolling Stone Collection, consisting of thirty-three issues spanning the years 1980-1983, along with an additional vintage issue of Record, a Rolling Stone publication from 1983. These issues, all complete & in near fine or better condition, are a record of popular/countercultural concerns with an emphasis on contemporary musicians. They are a time... Item #1604

Santa Barbara, California: Unicorn Press, 1971. First Printing. 12" x 19" Broadside. Mounted on stiff board, in protective shrinkwrap A broadside produced by the venerable Unicorn Press, officially designated as Unicorn Broadside Series II Number 9, in an unknown limitation. Featuring the title poem by Jerome Rothenberg, the renowned poet &ethnopoeticist. The poem is dedicated to Paul Blackburn (1926-1971), a contemporary of Rothenberg associated with the Black Mountain School &... Item #1675