Detroit, MI: Detroit Institute of Arts, n/d (circa 1986). First Printing. Broadside. Signed by Clayton Eshleman. One oblong broadside-poster relating to a literary event held at the Detroit Institute of Arts on November 2, circa 1986 featuring Clayton Eshleman, the acclaimed, prolific poet, editor, educator & translator: An approx. 14"x8&1/2" announcement of a multi-media event featuring readings of the works of Antonin Artaud, the French surrealist poet & inventor of..... More

Ann Arbor, MI: Kerrytown Concert House, n/d, circa 1986. First Printing. Broadside. Signed by Clayton Eshleman. A letter-size (8&1/2"x11") flyer-announcement of two performances of To Have Done with the Judgement of God, a radio play by the French avant-garde poet Antonin Artaud, translated & directed by poet-translator-educator Clayton Eshleman. The event took place on November 13 & 14 of an unspecified year, probably 1986 since similar Artaud-related Eshleman events most..... More

Ron Sauter. Northridge, CA: Lord John Press, 1978. Limited First Edition, Presentation Copy. Single Sheet. Presentation Copy signed by poet William Everson & illustrator Ron Sauter. A broadside (13"x20") with the title poem by William Everson (1912-1996), the great San Francisco Renaissance poet who became known as the "Beat Friar" after joining the Dominican order, which he left later in life to marry a young woman. With a riveting illustration..... More

Lowell, MA: Unknown, 1988. First Printing. Print. Signed by Artist Janet Lambert-Moore A fine-art print, 11" x 17", featuring a beautiful illustration of the commemorative monument to Jack Kerouac in his hometown of Lowell, Massachusetts from the time of its dedication in June, 1988. This copy is signed by the artist, Janet Lambert-Moore, & dated by her 6-25-88,below her printed signature. From the collection of the late James Perrizo, Beat..... More

Bolinas, CA: Yanagi, 1977. Limited First Edition. Single Sheet. One of 26 Lettered copies, Signed by Edward Sanders & with his hand-corrections. A large broadside (17"x22") with the title poem by Ed Sanders, the legendary, still quite active figure in the literary, publishing & musical counterculture of 1960s NYC & beyond. There is a reference to John Keats in the first line ("Keats is dead..."), & an illustration of a...... More

Mt. Horeb, WI: The Perishable Press, 1969. First Printing. Single Sheet. Signed by Diane Wakoski. A broadside-prospectus (approx. 4&1/8"x10&3/4") announcing the publication of the title poem by Diane Wakoski, the venerable, prolific poet who has long resided in Michigan. With reproduction of a vintage diagram "...of the piano's internal workings" as noted in the colophon information. The book promoted here is a limited edition of 250 copies published by Walter..... More

Mt. Horeb, WI: The Perishable Press, 1974. First Printing. Single Sheet. Signed by Diane Wakoski. A broadside-prospectus (6&1/2"x13&1/4") announcing the publication of the title volume of "six poems/one fable...with eleven illustrations by Ellen Lanyon" by Diane Wakoski, the venerable, prolific poet who has long resided in Michigan. With illustration of a camel being ridden on & with birds & a snake, presumably by Lanyon. The book promoted here is a...... More