Clarence Center, NY: Moody Street Irregulars, 1979-1980. First Printings. Stapled Wrappers. A fun fact about Moody Street Irregulars, the Jack Kerouac-focused magazine published and edited primarily by the late Joy Walsh, is that “…the title of the publication derives from the “Baker Street Irregulars,” a group of street urchins often employed by Sherlock Holmes in the novels by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.” Now that you've imbibed your "Beat Snapple Fact..... More

Clarence Center, NY; San Diego, CA: Textile Bridge Press; Atticus Press, 1985. First Printings. Single Sheets. "The All American girl" broadside hand-numbered & signed by Joy Walsh; one of three copies of "One Tear Right Now (For Marilyn Monroe)" broadside with hand-written stick-note by Joy Walsh. Four broadsides by Joy Walsh, the late poet & scholar who published & edited the Jack Kerouac-related journal series, Moody Street Irregulars. Issues of..... More