New York: Lorenz Gude/Ted Berrigan, 1966. First edition. 31 pp. Side-stapled tall (legal-sized) mimeographed wrappers. Slight toning to extremities, last leaf detached from two of three staples. Much better than usually seen. One of the most important mimeo magazines of the 1960s, and a crucial link between the.....
Chicago: Poetry Magazine, 1966. The first appearance of Bunting's masterpiece, published in book form the following month, February 1966. Minor creasing to rear cover corners, some toning.
Brooklyn: Terry Carr, ed, 1966. Original wrappers. Terry Carr, ed., for the Fantasy Amateur Press Association. Side-stapled mimeo, printed on recto and verso. 89 pp. Also includes work by Thomas Disch, Gina Clarke, and others. Cover illustration by Jack Gaughan. Spine edges a bit chipped with one short closed tear.....
Columbus, MS: 1929. First edition. 28 pp. Stapled wrappers. Light wear to the spine and extremities, near fine. Partially unopened. The first issue of Ford’s legendary little magazine, published while Ford was working in the café at the Gilmer Hotel in Columbus, Mississippi, which his father was managing. Charles.....
Lawrence, KS: Abington Book Shop, 1966-1967. Photographically illustrated stapled wrappers. Two issues of this excellent Midwestern journal, of a total of fourteen published, edited by John Fowler, with George Kimball and Charles Plymell. Number 9 includes very early work by S. Clay Wilson (here "Steve"), along with Bukowski, levy, Frank.....
London: Lee Harwood, 1965. First edition. Original Wraps. First issue (of a total of three published), one of 200 copies printed. Side-stapled illustrated wrappers. Includes poems by Tristan Tzara, John Ashbery, Lee Harwood, Gerard Malanga, Max Jacob, and others. Illustrated cover is a single sheet wrapped around the spine, it.....
Wichita Falls: 1966. Single sheet serial publication, edited by Jon Bracker. Certainly one of Kooser's earliest appearances, and possibly one of his first solo publications, published three years before his first book, Official Entry Blank. The series is well-represented institutionally but individual issues are scarce, particularly this one by a......
1957. Original Wraps. Stapled printed wrappers. The first issue of Kurtzman's legendary and short-lived satirical magazine, which he launched with an assortment of writers and artists from Mad magazine, of which Kurtzman was the founding editor. Robert Crumb has noted his indebtedness to Humbug's elaborate cover designs, which are clearly.....
Mexico City: Dyn, 1942. 52 pp. Printed wrappers. Top corner a little bumped at spine, some minor soiling. The first issue of Paalen’s legendary journal, which was to run only six issues (in five volumes). Contains work by Alice Paalen, Eva Sulzer, Cesar Moro, and Paalen himself, particularly his.....
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Boston: William J. Margolis, 1961. First edition. [36] pp. Stapled printed wrappers. Covers toned with some minor soiling. Only issue of this little magazine. Contains a six-page reproduction of Patchen's picture-poems, along with work by Stuart Z. Perkoff (on Aleister Crowley), James Boyer May, and others. See Semina Culture, p......
1964. Original Wraps. Whole number 1, December 1964, apparently the only issue published. Side-stapled wrappers. Includes a reprint of Aleister Crowley's essay "The Soldier and the Hunchback," an excerpt from Robert Duncan's "The H.D. Book" and others.
Brussels: Paul-Gustave Van Hecke, 1928-1930. First year, nos. 1 to 12, May 15, 1928 to April 15, 1929. Second year, Nos. 1 to 12, May 15, 1929 to April 15, 1930, plus special non-subscription issue “Surréalisme en 1929.” Original printed wrappers, each volume with glassine wrapper, housed in two morocco-backed.....