![Item #4279] The Beat Journals, Volume One. Kevin Ring, Charles Bukowski, William S. Burroughs,...](/pictures/medium/4279.jpg?v=1618509244)
Coventry, England: The Beat Scene Press, 1995. Limited First Edition. Softcover. "Over the past few years people have asked when are we going to reprint early issues of Beat Scene Magazine. The short answer is, we're not going to...But what we have done is collect some of the best material from those long gone issues in this slim volume here. Not all material was published in Beat Scene, some of..... More
[Item #4279]![Item #4317] DWANG: Number One (2009). Douglas Blazek, Billy Childish, Gerald Locklin, Charles...](/pictures/medium/4317.jpg?v=1620234792)
London, England: Tangerine Press, 2009. Limited Lettered First Edition. Hardcover. Signed by Douglas Blazek. “You have the first DWANG in your hands. This should be a good thing. The intended definition of ‘dwang’ is a NZ/Scots word for a noggin in a stud wall. If you are holding an old man’s cock, then you are holding the wrong definition.” (from Afterword “What We Talk About When We Talk About DWANG”..... More
[Item #4317]![Item #3465] DWANG (Number Three:2011). Michael Curran, Douglas Blazek, Robert Crumb, Jase...](/pictures/medium/3465.jpg?v=1582581670)
London, England: Tangerine Press, 2011. Limited Edition- Author/Artist Proof. Hardcover. Inscribed & signed to Charles Plymell by Michael Curran. "I've held on to the wheel alongside the road of progress like/ The grass, the weeds always half beaten down & sorrowful/ Dandelion pride under the feet of those who walk unawares." ("They Too May Embrace the Rattlesnake" by Charles Plymell, last stanza, pg. 11) This third number of the literary..... More
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