N.P. Rockbook, 1978. First edition. Wraps. 8vo, unpag.; pamphlet in wrappers, stapled. Inscribed by the poet and signed on the inside front wrapper. This was Baca's first book, written in prison, containing eight poems and the essay "Thoughts On Leaving Prison." Abandoned at two, consigned to an orphange as a...... More

N.P. U.S. League of Revolutionary Struggle (M-L), n.d. (1983). First edition. 8vo, [12]pp pamphlet in printed wrappers, stapled. Scarce separate publication of this essay, which first appeared in the Fall/Winter issue of "Black Nation" More

St. Louis: The Cauldron Press, 1977. First edition. Wraps. 8vo, unpag.; perfect-bound in wrappers. Presentation copy, nicely inscribed by Castro on the title page to fellow poet Quincy Troupe. A lifelong resident of St. Louis, and eventually the city's poet laureate, Castro enjoyed a long relationship with Troupe, who grew..... More

San Francisco: Momo's Press, 1982. First edition. Cloth. 8vo, unpag.; gray cloth. Presentation copy, with a nice bi-lingual inscription signed by Cruz to fellow poet Quincy Troupe. More

New York: Pantheon Books, (1986). First American edition. Cloth-backed boards. 8vo, 246pp; cloth-backed boards. Inscribed and signed by Farah on the front flyleaf to poet, writer, anthologist, biographer, and literary whirling dervish Quincy Troupe. A nice association. More

New York: Grove Press, (1969). 4to, 165pp; cloth. Compilation documenting the long career of the eminent Harlem photographer, with an introduction by McGhee and an interview with Van Derzee. More

New York: Monthly Review Press, (1973). First edition. Cloth. 8vo, 109pp; orange cloth. Presentation copy, inscribed on the front endpaper by Pietri to fellow poet Quincy Troupe: "2 Quincy from Pedro, with everything." A nice nuoyorican association copy. More

Detroit: Broadside Press, 1968. First edition. 8vo, 16pp; pamphlet in printed wrappers, stapled. More

New York: St. Martins Press, (1986). First edition. Cloth. 8vo, 148pp; cloth. Warmly inscribed by Reed on the title page for fellow poet and writer Quincy Troupe. More

New York: Shamal Books, n.d. (1984). First edition. Wraps. 8vo, 101pp; wrappers. Presentation copy, warmly inscribed by Rivera to poet Quincy Troupe. "Instrumental in the CCNY student movement of 1969, which eventually led to open admissions policies and the Ethnic Studies Department, Rivera cofounded the Paper, the first newspaper run..... More

Tlahuapan, Puebla (Mexico): Premia Editora, (1983). First edition. 8vo, 65pp; wrappers. Poet's third book. one of 1000 copies. Presentation copy, inscribed to poet Quincy Troupe. More

New York: Farrar Straus & Giroux, (1976). First American edition. 8vo, (84)pp, cloth. Briefly inscribed and signed on front flyleaf. More