San Francisco, CA: Coyote's Journal, 1966. Limited Edition. Folded Sheet. “It all rushes by under her. | The dead being taken to the church | and carried in as a heavy weight. Everywhere | she is looking | it is Christ who has died which does not mean | she has died | yet. A door she tried to go around and up | when there were flowers all over..... More

Vancouver, Canada: The Vancouver, 1970. First Edition. Folded Sheets. The sought-after supplement from a vintage issue (“January 28 – February 4, 1970”) of The Georgia Strait — the pioneering, Canadian underground newspaper founded in Vancouver in 1967. The title of the magazine, a sort of Vancouver in-joke, makes satirical reference to an oft-heard line on Vancouver public radio’s weather reports (“the weather forecasts will offer free publicity,” the magazine’s founders..... More

San Francisco, CA: James Koller, 1967. First Printing. Softcover. "rages/ strain/ Dog of Tartarus/ Guards of Tartarus/ Finks of the Bosses. War Makers" (untitled, Charles Olson, first stanza pg. 1) This vintage 1967 number of the literary journal co-edited (with Edward van Aelstyn) & published by the noted poet-ecologist James Koller (1936-2014) is the proverbial Embarrassment of Riches, with contributions of cutting-edge poetry, prose-poetry & prose by a dizzying array..... More

New York, NY, USA: The Paris Review, Inc., 1966. First Edition, First Printing. Softcover. "Time comes spirit weakens and goes blank apartments shuf- | fled through and forgotten | The dead in their cenotaphs locomotive high schools & Afri- | can cities smalltown motorcycle graves..." excerpt "Fragment 1957-The Names," pg. 57). This vintage number of the venerable literary journal then-chiefly edited by American writer and co-founder of "The Paris Review"..... More

New York, NY: Angel Hair, 1967. First Edition. Stapled Wrappers. “Laundry so near the ocean bothered Frank. / The lack of medicine on the shelves / also confused his emotional stance. / A moth fluttered against his leg. / A gust of wind made his Pepsi keen / as its foam trickled down inside” (from “Duo-Tang” Kenward Elmslie, p. 4). The fourth number of the poetry journal co-edited, published &..... More

Coventry, England: Beat Scene Press, 2008. First Printing. Stapled Wrappers. Gracing Issue No. 55 of Kevin Ring's celebrated Beat Scene Magazine are interviews from poets Michael McClure and Philip Lamantia, an article on subversive genius Robert Crumb by the venerable poet/publisher Charles Plymell, comments on a new book on the poems of influential objectivist George Oppen, and an in in-depth glance at the poetic practice of Joanne Kyger comprise the..... More

Penngrove, CA: Cydney Chadwick, 1988. First Printing. Softcover. (Schottlaender C576., pg. 82). Advertised as featuring “…an excerpt from the “Lost Chapter” of Naked Lunch,” this issue also contains work by San Francisco gay literary pioneer James Broughton; East Coast Surrealist Andrei Codrescu; Anselm Hollo; the late Joanne Kyger and much more. Considering the time of publication, one would estimate that material from this “lost chapter” of Naked Lunch was taken..... More