Somerville, MA: ABYSS Publications, 1971. First Edition, First Printing. Stapled Wrappers. "Who owns Death TV--? | Come through the Powder River pass the car kick out the Sunsystem -- | Dance, Wyoming -- Out of bleeding time slots into the wind/stars --" ("The Photographic Medium", Jan Jacob Herman & Carl H. Weissner). This first number of the third volume of the literary & surrealistic arts anthology edited by Gerard Dombrowski..... More

New York, NY, USA: National Poetry Foundation, 1985. First Edition. Softcover. "NYQ isn't really underground, or even small press, but it does deserve mention. What it is is the most important poetry magazine in America. With its poetry, photography, interviews, news of markets, style, articles and format, it has managed to make Poetry (the most important poetry magazine for the last 50 years) look fairly antiquated. Although it's fairly expensive..... More

Shippensburg, PA: John Taggart, 1970. Limited First Edition. Softcover. John Coltrane died this morning. LeRoi’s in jail. / Whatever you say of the daytime / it gives you a taste / for the obvious / the places where / night is / filled with a different wisdom” (from “Newark,” by Robert Kelly [b. 1935] (p. 13). A special commemorative issue of the irregularly published, critically acclaimed literary magazine Maps, published..... More

New York, NY: Center for New Art Activities, Inc., 1984. First Softcover Edition. Softcover. Signed by Clayton Eshleman. This sixth number of the prestigious literary journal chiefly edited by Bradford Morrow features contributions of poetry & prose by Theodore Enslin; anarchistic-Cagean-chance poet Jackson Mac Low; James Laughlin, the great editor-publisher of New Directions & accomplished poet as here; Michael McClure, the primary member of the Beat Generation/ San Francisco Renaissance..... More

Berkeley & Oakland, CA: The House of "K" 1984. First Printing. Stapled Wrappers. The first number of the short-lived but important mimeo-zine literary journal edited & with contributions by Benjamin Friedlander & Andrew Schelling. Featuring mostly reviews by Friedlander, Schelling, Jean Day & others of contemporary collections by Larry Eigner, Jerome & Diane Rothenberg (as compilers of an anthology), Philip Whalen, Jackson Mac Low & more. With front cover &..... More

Allentown, PA: Charles Shahoud Hanna, 1967. First Printing. Softcover. Signed by Diane Wakoski. This vintage number of the literary journal edited & published by Charles Shahoud Hanna, & with guest editorship of Dr. William L. Kinter, features the poem "George Washington Slept Here" by Diane Wakoski, the acclaimed & prolific poet who has long resided in Michigan. Above her printed name & the title, Wakoski has hand-written her signature with..... More