San Francisco, CA: City Lights Books, 1971. First Edition. Hardcover. Signed, inscribed, placed & dated by Allen Ginsberg to Richard Cupidi. "This bibliography of the works of Allen Ginsberg up to July 1, 1967, including addenda up to 1969, is a comprehensive record of the publication of Ginsberg's writing throughout the world. Listing monographs, booklets, pamphlets, contributions to books, posters, anthologies and magazines, records and tapes, films, paintings, drawings, etc...... More

New York, NY, USA: Artists & Writers Militia/Black Mask, 1968. First Edition Thus. Single Sheet. “Art matters little to us, we profoundly hope that wars, and colonial insurrection will annihilate this Western civilization whose vermin you defend even in the orient…We assert that we have found treason and whatever else can harm the security of the state more reconcilable with than the sale of large quantities of lard to a...... More

New York, NY, USA: The Poetry Project, 1974. Mimeograph Facsimile. Stapled Sheets. A contemporary mimeograph facsimile of the early twelfth number of the venerable New York School-&-Beyond Poetry Project's newsletter, edited by Bill MacKay. The primary figures among the various cutting-edge groups mentioned for live events or tributes here are too dizzyingly numerous to mention them all, but include: Gregory Corso, Kenward Elmslie, Allen Ginsberg, John Giorno, Michael McClure, Jerome..... More

Detroit, MI: Artists' Workshop, 1965. First Printing. Single Sheet. “Music this week is again by the Workshop’s houseband, the Pierre Rochon/Bob McDonald Quintet, with trombonist Patrick LaNier, bassist Frank Vojcek, & drummer Ronald Johnson. Pierre is the trumpeter, Bob plays piano. The Detroit Contemporary 5, the Workshop’s first houseband, will play the 2nd set of the afternoon, after the readings. The group comprises Charles Moore, cornet; Brent Majors, saxophone; Hach..... More

London, England: Martin Brian & O'Keeffe, 1973. First Trade Edition. Softcover. The first trade softcover edition of a collection of short tributes to the British poet George Barker (1913-1991) on the occasion of his 60th birthday in 1973. Among twenty of his colleagues, friends & admirers who contribute to this homage is Allen Ginsberg. Ginsberg's hand-written tribute, dated June 7, 1971 & including a drawing & bold signature, is reproduced..... More

Flushing, NY: Drue Heinz, 1995. First Printing. Softcover. This later-vintage number of the venerable literary journal then chiefly-edited by George Plimpton features a very lengthy, thorough, riveting diaristic essay by Elissa Schappell, then a co-editor of the Review, about her attendance of a seminar taught by Allen Ginsberg at New York University, including several somewhat scarce images. This wonderful piece takes you with Schappell to share the experience of deep..... More