Vancouver, BC, Canada: Slug Press, 1982. Limited First Edition. Single Sheet. Signed by Robert Creeley. An exquisite broadside (13"x11") with the title poem by Robert Creeley (1926-2005), among the key figures in the American poetry canon, associated with the Beats & the Black Mountain group. Issued as Number Five in the Contemporary Broadsides series published by the Slug Press, this is one of an edition of 100 numbered & signed... More about Time: For W.G.C

St. Paul, MN: The Toothpaste Press, 1984. Limited First Edition. Single Sheet. Signed by Robert Creeley. A small (approx. 6"x9&1/2"), beautiful broadside with the title poem by Robert Creeley (1926-2005), associated with the Beats & the Black Mountain group of poets, & one of the key figures in the American poetry canon. One of a limited edition of 150, this is copy No. 111/150, "printed at Toothpaste Press. Walker Art... More about Hotel Schrieder, Heidelberg

Buffalo, NY: Cuneiform Press, 2004. Limited First Printing. Single Sheet. Signed by Robert Creeley. "My Ed was quondam god/ from human sod/ who spoke not loud/ but always clear and proud," (seventh stanza of poem) A bold, beautiful broadside (approx.. 18" x 14") with the title poem by Robert Creeley (1926-2005), the Black-Mountain-&-Beyond giant of American poetry, in tribute to his contemporary colleague, the great fellow Black Mountaineer poet Ed... More about "Oh, do you remember..." Broadside

Pleasant Valley, NY: Kria Press, 1967. Limited First Printing. Single Sheet. A broadside (11"x17") with the title poem by Diane di Prima, among the earliest & most significant female members of the Beat Generation. One of a limited edition of 100 (un-numbered) copies printed by the Kria Press of Sri Ram Ashram. With illustration across the right side. A very rare & important di Prima collectible, in very fine condition... More about Hymn

n/p: Mongrel Press. First Printing. Single Sheet. A broadside (9"x12") with the title poem by Diane di Prima, a premier poet of the Beat Generation & beyond. Text of poem surrounded by wide margin illustration signed by "Frutkoff", all on yellow coarse-textured handmade paper stock. Dated "August 1971" below di Prima's printed name after the poem. An exemplary production of that era, & a significant di Prima collectible. In very... More about After Completion

n/p: Unknown, 1971. First Printing. Single Sheet. A broadside (8"x10&1/2") with the title poem by Diane di Prima, among the foremost female members of the Beat Generation. Reference to New Years Day, 1971. A significant di Prima rarity, of unknown publisher & limitation, in very fine condition with only previous seller's penciled abbreviation of the poet's name & price above upper right of red-line margin surrounding text; one very tiny... More about Prayer to the Mothers

San Francisco, CA: Intersection Theatre, 1975. First Printing. Single Sheet. Signed by Diane di Prima. A broadside-poster (approx. 10&1/2"x16&1/2") announcing the performance at the Intersection Theatre on Union Street (presumably in San Francisco) of Whale Honey, a poem/play by Diane di Prima, among the few female icons of the Beat Generation. References to music by John McDowell; sets by George Herms & performance dates during August (1975). Background collage illustration..... More about Original Poster announcing Whale Honey, a Poem/Play by Diane di Prima

n/p: Unknown, 1976. First Printing. Single Sheet. Signed by Diane di Prima. A broadside (8&1/2"x11") with the title poem by Diane di Prima, premier poet of the Beat Generation & beyond. Below the poet's vertically printed name, parallel with lower right edge, is the printed date of "Winter Solstice, 1976." Also written vertically against the left edge of poem text is di Prima's hand signature. With reproduction of collage illustration... More about Darkness Invocation

Madison, WI: The Wisconsin Institute for Intermedia Studies, n/d (circa 1980s). First Printing. Single Sheet. A broadside-poster (11"x17") announcing a reading by Diane di Prima, among the key female literary figures of the Beat Generation & beyond. The reading took place in Madison, Wisconsin under the auspices of the Wisconsin Institute for Intermedia Studies, with di Prima headlining "plus a spotlite on Madison poets." With reproduction of a well-known early..... More about The WIIS Poetry Workshop Presents Diane Di Prima

Los Angeles, CA: Black Sparrow Press, 1968. First Printing. Single Sheet. "...a vital new work by one of America's best and most exciting young poets...the first completed section of a long narrative poem to be published in installments..."(from description) An original publisher's letter-sized broadside prospectus announcing Edward Dorn's Gunslinger, Book I. First issued in parts beginning in 1968 by Black Sparrow Press before its publication in complete form in 1975... More about Prospectus for Gunslinger, Book I

Berkeley, California: Oyez, 1968. Limited Edition. 20" x 28" Broadside. Signed with citation by Robert Duncan. A large broadside by Robert Duncan, issued in 1968 in a limited edition we believe consisted of under 200 copies. Duncan is a major figure in 20th century American poetry, associated with the Beats, the San Francisco Renaissance & the Black Mountain Poets. The text of the poem, My Mother Would Be A Falconress... More about My Mother Would Be A Falconress

Minneapolis, MN: Bookslinger, 1981. Limited First Edition. Quarto Sheet. Signed by Paul Dutton, Steve McCaffrey, BP Nichol & Rafael Burreta Rivera, all of the "Four Horsemen." A quarto sheet (9&1/2"x13" folded) printed on the occasion of a reading by the innovative Canadian sound-poetry group known collectively as the Four Horsemen, at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis on April 30, 1981. The Four Horsemen were poets Paul Dutton, Steve McCaffrey... More about Schedule for Another Place

n/p: Unknown, Circa 1981. First Printing. Single Sheet. Signed & dated with citation by Clayton Eshleman to James Perrizo. A broadside (11"x17") announcing a reading by acclaimed poet-editor-educator Clayton Eshleman on Tuesday, April 28 of an unknown year which we believe is most likely 1981: Hades in Manganese, the latest of two works mentioned, was originally published that year, & that date was a Tuesday during that year. The event... More about Poetry Reading Announcement Broadside