Buffalo, NY: Duncan McNaughton, 1970. First Printing. Stapled Wrappers. A literary magazine edited by the poet, editor & Mimeograph Revolutionary Duncan McNaughton (b. 1942) featuring works by John Wieners (1934-2002) and several other students, appreciators, & friends of Charles Olson (1910-1970), including Vincent Ferrini (1913-2007) and the Gay Black American poet, Stephen Jonas (1921-1970). In addition to these Olsonians, we have an apportionment of authors affiliated with the New York..... More

New York, NY: Yugen, 1960. First Printing. Stapled Wrappers. Signed by Amiri Baraka, Michael McClure, Hubert Selby Jr., and Kenneth Koch. (McNeil C75-C78, p.124 in “Gary Snyder: A Bibliography”; Charters C78, p. 60 in “A Bibliography of Works by Jack Kerouac”). “‘Merde!’ screams Rimbaud / at Verlaine salons --- / Gossip in Paris---Verlaine Wife / is jealous of a boy / with no seats to his trousers / ---Love sends..... More

New York, NY: Evergreen Review, Inc., 1961. First Printing. Softcover. This eclectic vintage number of the legendary literary journal chiefly edited by Barney Rosset features a theretofore-unpublished text fragment, "The Sources of the Loir at Illiers," by the great French author Marcel Proust, translated by Rosset's distinguished colleague (& an associate editor of ER) Richard Seaver. As stated in a footnote, this is "An interesting fragment in itself, it is..... More

London, England, UK: Villiers Publications Ltd., 1962. First Printing. Softcover. "The editors of NOMAD are pleased to present materials from the poets of the New York avant-garde. The erosion of history is everywhere evident yet New York continues to maintain the richest of literary environments: it is our hope that the poets of the present issue will illustrate this conclusion." (from introductory statement by co-editor Anthony Linick, pg. 4) This..... More

New York, NY: Grove Press, Inc./ Evergreen Books Ltd., 1961. First Printing. Softcover. With loose sheet inscribed & signed by David Amram to Robert Zaidman. "Here is the complete Kerouac text, with photos selected by Robert Frank from the film Pull My Daisy- a short cinematographic exhibition of "Beat" life in a Bowery "pad" on New York's Lower East Side, with spontaneous performances by poets Allen Ginsberg, Gregory Corso, and..... More