Wormwood Review Vol. 28 No. 4 (No. 112, 1988)
Stockton, CA, USA: The Wormwood Review, 1988. Limited First Printing. Stapled Wrappers. Presented here is the 112th installment of The Wormwood Review, the legendary literary journal edited by Marvine Malone (1930-1996). This issue features some really tasty contributors—the highlight being Charles Bukowski (1920-1994) with his poems “A Sad Poem” and “Good Morning, How Are You?”. Another highlight is Peter Morris’ “Pirates Cry” which is a piece consisting of five poems, including the titular “Pirates Cry”. Chapbook-format journal in stapled wrappers, one of an edition of 700 hand-numbered copies of which this is No. 245/700 as stated at colophon: “The edition of this issue has been limited to 700 numbered copies, the first 70 being signed by Peter Morris. The copy now in your hand is number: 245” (pg. 136). Another rich & scarce issue in this most-collectible series, of particular importance to the Bukowski devotee with its exemplars of Buk's very late works. (Debritto, B1429, pg. 352) In very fine condition with minor toning to edges and fraying to fine edges. Very Fine. [Item #7154]
Price: $50.00


