San Francisco, CA: n/p, 2003. Original Correspondence. Single Sheets. A packet of correspondence from Second San Francisco Renaissance poet, Janice Blue (1942-2017) and Thomas Rain Crowe (b. 1949), the Renaissance’s co-authorial founder. The correspondence contains, among other things, [1] A cover letter from Janice Blue to Thomas Rain Crowe regarding his requests for material (poems; & a short biography) eventually published in France by La Main Courante as Baby Beat..... More

San Francisco, CA: Sore Dove Press, 2006. Limited First Edition. Stapled Wrappers. Inscribed & signed by Janice Blue to Thomas Rain Crowe. "Since the 60s, poetry has poured forth from microphones all over the cafés and parks and schools of this land. Most poems, when you see them on the page, are rather staid; that is, they're literary writing that the poet has publicly voiced. With Blue's, something else is..... More

Berkeley, CA: Beatitude Press, 2008. First Edition. Softcover. POe "She was born January 1, 1942, and, from the obituary, as Kentucky blood. This origin might explain her frontier-like violence in North Beach in 1997, shooting a brute in his apartment who had beaten his wife repeatedly in front of her and another witness. The power of her passion can be traced back to the laws of Talon, an eye for..... More

San Francisco, CA: Deserted X, 1975. First Edition, First Printing. Offered here is Vol. 3, Issue 45 of David Moe’s Love Lights magazine. The late American post-Beat poet, Andy Clausen (1943-2024), — who commiserated & toured beside the original giants of the Beat Generation, along with their related colleagues & progeny, since the late 1960s — wrote of Love Lights in his memoir, Beat: The Latter Day of the Beat..... More