Quebec, Canada: Secretariat Permanent des Peuples Francophones, 1987. First Printing. Single Sheet. An 11" x 17&1/2" poster announcing a Jack Kerouac Conference in Quebec that was held on October 1-4, 1987. Text in French, featuring a photograph of Kerouac & a roster of participants including Carolyn Cassady (Neal's widow who recently died at age 90), Ann Charters (author of the first major biography of Kerouac), Allen Ginsberg, John Clellon Holmes..... More

Quebec, Canada: Secretariat Permanent des Peuples Francophones, 1988. First Printing. Staplebound. The April 1988 issue of the Kerouac-related periodical published in Quebec. With articles in mostly French, occasionally English text, all concerning Kerouac except one about Charles Bukowski. illustrations, & a wonderful ad for the Naropa Institute in Boulder, CO on pg. 19 about its summer program that year- the list of faculty is a whos-who of eminent Beat icons..... More

Czechoslovakia: Votobia, 1993. First Czech edition. Soft Cover. First Czech language Edition of this Kerouac classic, in near mint condition with only the slightest wear to covers. Most scarce. Near Mint. More

Bodedern, Wales: Gwasg Taf, 1997. First Edition. Softcover. Inscribed & signed by Iwan Llwyd to Thomas Rain Crowe. A volume of poems by Iwan Llwyd (1957-2010, Iwan Lloyd Williams in English), the greatly respected Welsh poet. All text in the Welsh language. With front cover collage & riveting woodcut illustrations throughout by Anthony Evans. The poems & illustrations are all inspired by Llwyd's travels through the USA & Canada, his..... More

Stornoway, Isle of Lewis, Scotland: Acair Ltd., 1991. First Edition. Softcover. "This book is a celebration in words and photographs of one of Scotland's leading poets on the occasion of his 80th birthday. In celebrating Sorley MacLean it also celebrates modern Gaelic writing and demonstrates the influence that MacLean's writing has had on many young Gaelic writers. Much of the work in the book is new and unpublished and has..... More

Ann Arbor, MI: Ardis Press, 1973. First Facsimile Softcover Edition Thus. Stapled Wrappers. A facsimile of the now-classic work of collage & poetry by Vladimir Mayakovsky (1893-1930), the great Russian & Soviet poet-artist at the forefront of the Futurist movement. An exact copy of the first edition published in Russia during 1923, this edition was published fifty years later in our city of Ann Arbor, Michigan, simultaneously in hardcover &..... More

London, England: Cape Goliard Press, 1967. First Printing. Softcover. Born in the town of Parral in Chile, Neftali Ricardo Reyes Basoalto--better known to the world as Pablo Neruda--was born on July 12, 1904 in the town of Parral in Chile. At the age of 13, Neruda started contributing articles to a local newspaper, "La Manana," including his first publication "Entusiasmo y Perservancia" and later, his first poem. It was in..... More

New York, NY: New Directions Publishing Corporation, 2008. First Edition Thus. Softcover. "Charged with sensuality and passion, Pablo Neruda's love poems are the most celebrated of the Nobel Prize winner's oeuvre, captivating readers with earthbound images and reveling in a fiery re-imagining of the world. Mostly written on the island paradise of Capri...Love Poems embraces the seascapes surrounding the poet and his lover Matilde Urrutia, their waves and shores saturated..... More

Montreal, Quebec, Canada: Editions Trait D'Union, 1999. First Edition. Soft Cover. French text. Poetry, Cut-ups, and more by French-Canadian "King of Rockers" Lucien Francoeur & existential French literary and collage Beat legend, Claude Pelieu. As New. More

Chatou, France: L'Agarnier, 2008. First edition. Softcover. The final work of the late legend Claude Pelieu, Beat Hotel denizen, writer & collaborator with William S. Burroughs & many others. Poems & journal entries presented in two columns on a page. Text in French. Front cover art by Pelieu. In near mint condition with only the slightest bending/creasing to lower right edge. Near Mint. More

Ostheim/ Rohn, Germany: Peter Engstler Verlag, 2011. First Edition Thus. Softcover. The first German-language edition of the now-classic compendium of cut-up writings & collages by Claude Pelieu (1934-2002), the great French Avant Garde Beat-&-Beyond writer-artist who published prolifically, often in collaboration with or inspired by his wife Mary Beach, William S. Burroughs, Charles Plymell & many others. Plymell's wife, Pamela Beach Plymell, is Mary Beach's daughter, & therefore the Plymells..... More

Brittany, France: Centre Culturel Breton EGIN, 2008. First Printing (Contributor's Copy). Softcover. This number of the French literary & cultural journal features a special section entitled "Charles Plymell: ecrivain de la Beat Generation," dedicated to the great American poet, printer, publisher & Legendary Literary Outlaw. With brief biography, bibliography, interview conducted by Alain Jegou, several poems & an excerpt from his acclaimed novel-memoir The Last of the Mocassins. With a...... More

Calcutta, India: Pradip Choudhuri, 1988. First Edition. Softcover. Signed by Charles Plymell & Theo Green A tri-lingual (English, French, Indian (Sanskrit or Hindi?)) literary journal published in India. Features 2 poems by Charles Plymell, & contributions by Claude Pelieu, Theo Green ("An Evening with Brion Gysin"), Yusuke Keida (publisher of Blue Beat Jacket in Japan, some issues of which we offer) & others. This copy is signed by Charles Plymell..... More