![Item #207861 Four Book; [cover title]. Vito Hannibal Acconci](https://locussolusrarebooks.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/207861.jpeg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1778086025)
New York: 0 to 9 Books, 1968. First Edition. 4to, unpag. mimeographed leaves in mimeo wrappers, stapled. Early artist's book by Acconci who would soon emerge as a leading practitioner of performance and installation-art. 0 to 9 was a mimeo magazine that Acconci produced along with Bernadette Mayer. Under that..... More
Northridge, California: Lord John Press, 1976. First Edition. 4to, 47pp; cloth-backed boards. One of 350 numbered copies (#288) signed by each poet. More
New York: Bliss Press, (1984). First Edition. 8vo, unpag. chapbook in printed wrappers, stapled. A continuation of the lifelong sequence begun in 1963 with Songs of the Revolution (Interim Books). Beck is best known as the co-founder and longtime director, with Judith Mailna, of The Living Theater in New York..... More
Woodstock, NY: Aesopus Press, (1978). First Edition. 8vo, unpag. chapbook in printed wrappers, stapled. Discreetly inscribed on the title page by Bergé to fellow poet Jerome Rothenberg and his wife, and with a nice typed letter signed to Rothenberg loosely inserted. More
Cleveland, Ohio: 7 Flowers Press, 1965. First Edition. Oblong 16mo; printed wrappers. One of 178 copies in the edition, produced by d.a. levy's press. More
Los Angeles: Sun & Moon Press, (1991). First Edition. 8vo, 106pp; printed wrappers. Inscribed by Bernstein on the title page to Jerome and Diane Rothenberg and with a brief autograph letter signed ("Charles") laid in. More
[New York: Adventures in Poetry, 1974]. First Edition. 4to, unpag. in printed card covers, stapled. An excellent association copy, inscribed by Berrigan to Jerome Rothenberg: "For Jerry, love Ted" More
New York: Frontward Books, (1975). First Edition. 4to, unpag. mimeographed leaves in printed card wrappers, stapled. One of 375 copies in the regular edition (out of a total of 400). All copies had a hand-colored front wrapper. Fisher p. 49. More
New York: Kulchur Press, (1967). First Edition. Small 4to, 202pp perfect bound in printed pictorial wrappers. A key association copy, inscribed on the title page by Berrigan: "For my friend Jerry Rothenberg - member of my tribe - Ted" and further signed in full above his printed name. More
New York: Farrar Straus & Giroux, (1965). First edition. 8vo, blue cloth. One of 4000 copies printed. McMahon A6. More
New York: Noonday Press, (1954). First edition. Cloth. 8vo, yellow cloth. Inscribed by Bogan on the title page for Lee Anderson, dated 1 February 1960. In addition, Bogan has made holograph corrections to two pages, changing a letter in one instance and a word in the other. More
(New Orleans): Loujon Press, (1963). First Edition. Small 4to, 97pp; printed on multicolored paper of varied sizes, original stiff wrappers with thin cork onlay on front. One of a stated 777 copies in the edition, signed and dated by Bukowski in silver ink in front, 8-3-63. A quintessential maximalist Loujon..... More
Newcastle upon Tyne: The Morden Tower Book Room/Migrant Press, (1965). First Edition. 8vo, unpag. chapbook in printed wrappers, saddle-stitched. One of 100 numbered copies. More
London: Macmillan and Co., 1876. First Edition. 8vo, 83pp; original pictorial cream cloth, a.e.g., coated black endpapers. A presentable copy of Carroll's great nonsense poem, distinguished by the presence of the rare pamphlet "An Easter Greeting to Every Child Who Loves 'Alice'" tipped to the front endpaper. More
New York: Telegraph Books, (1972). First Edition. 12mo, 48pp; printed wrappers. A nice presentation copy inscribed by Berrigan on the first leaf to poet Jerome Rothenberg and his wife: "For Jerry & Diane in memory of our three in a bed scene, love, Ted." Witha cover photo by Rudy Burckhardt..... More
New York: Lines, 1966. First Edition. 4to, 22pp in printed card covers, stapled. The poet's first book, published under Aram Saroyan's Lines imprint. The cover design is by Coolidge. More
Ashland, Massachusetts/Kyoto, Japan: Origin Press, (1959). First Edition. 4to, unpag.; original burlap covers lettered in cut velvet-textured fabric. One of 210 numbered copies (#200) signed at the colophon in rear by Corman and Ohno. The images were produced by collotype from original ink wash drawings and the text handset in..... More
London: J. Dodsley, 1788. First Edition. 4to, [4] 38pp; bound in full contemporary limp vellum, gilt title on front board and double rules front and rear; white moire endpapers. The most important early work of Crabbe, which was significantly revised by Samuel Johnson. Crabbe became a significant bridge between Johnson's..... More
Stelton, N.J. The Modern School Association of N.A., Ferrer Colony, March, 1919. 8vo, paginated 66-95, carrying over from previous numbers; original printed wrappers, stapled. This little magazine emerged out of the progressive educational theories of Francsco Ferrer. The cover art and initial letters throughout are by Rockwell Kent. This number..... More
[Taos, NM: Este Es Press, 1964]. First Edition. 8vo, unpag., comb-bound in pictorial boards. Ostensibly one of 500 numbered copies signed by Crews, he reported that only 350 were in fact produced. Each copy was unique, with different illustrations used for the covers. A collection of poems illustrated with nude..... More
West Branch: The Cummington Press, 1968. First Edition. 4to, unpag., patterned block-printed wrappers with printed label. One of 320 copies, the entire edition, printed by Harry Duncan and David Pollen on Okawara paper. A presentation copy, inscribed by Schwerner on the title page in red ink to the poet Jerome..... More
(New York): New Directions, (1994). First American edition. Cloth. 8vo, 87pp; violet cloth. A bilingual selection of poems by one of the major poetic voices to emerge from China in the post-Tiananmen Square era, inscribed and signed by the poet on the half title for fellow poet Quincy Troupe; signed..... More
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Paris: Dead Language Press, (1959). First Edition. Square 8vo; unpag. pamphlet in stiff wrappers, stapled. Heliczer's first book, self-published under his Dead Language imprint, with an "avant-propos" by Robert Graves. This copy bound without the tipped-in photograph of the poet by Harold Chapman in the rear. More
![Item #207923 & i dreamt i shot arrows in my amazon bra; [cover title]. Dead Language Press, Piero...](https://locussolusrarebooks.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/207923.jpeg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1778085939)
Brighton: Dead Language, (1961). First published edtion. Narrow 4to, unpag. in printed card wrappers, stapled. Uncommon early book of Heliczer's Dead Language imprint, it was preceded by a dittoed version made by Anselm Hollo. More
![Item #207907 Brass Furnace Going Out; Song, After an Abortion [cover title]. Diane di Prima](https://locussolusrarebooks.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/207907.jpeg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1778085940)
Buffalo/Syracuse, NY: PulpArtForms/Intrepid Press, (1975). First Edition. 4to, unpag. pamphlet in self-wrappers, stapled. A delicate publication, printed on newsprint, with a cover illustration of Suzanne Benton's sculpture "Fertile Donation Box." The text comprises di Prima's 1960 poem of her guilt and regret after her abortion. Published as a part of..... More