Showing 513–544 of 1960 results
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$450.00Manitoba: University of Manitoba Press [1970]. First edition. [12 pp]. Fine in printed wrappers. First edition; an offprint from MOSAIC III:4. INSCRIBED by Fowles inside the front cover, “Allen [McGuire] / One of a very limited / number - twenty-five if / I remember / John Fowles.”
$75.00Missoula: Calliopea Press, 1978. First trade edition. Twenty-seven 12 1/2 x 9 1/2 inch sheets, housed in a printed paper portfolio with a ribbon tie. All elements fine. Twenty-three poems by Fox, each with a different illustrator. One of 500 sets, printed on Canson Mi-Teintes French mould-made paper.
$200.00Santa Monica: James Corcoran Gallery, 1991. First edition. [32 pp]. Fine in full black cloth. No dust jacket, as issued. Fully illustrated with eleven tipped-on plates and two photographs. Texts by Walter Hopps and Nicholas Wilder. INSCRIBED by Francis to his friend and Lapis Press editor Robert [Shapazian], “Robert Robert / Sam.”
$12,500.00NY: Grove Press (1959). First US edition. vi + [168 pp]. Light faint “x” penned to the lower portion of the fore-edge, else fine in near fine dust jacket with two short internally tape-mended tears (verso only), a corner crease to the rear flap, and light rubbing along spine. Introduction by Jack Kerouac, which does not appear in the French first edition. One of the most influential 20th century photography books.
$40.00London: (np) 1980. First trade edition. [24 pp]. Very near fine in sewn wrappers. One of 500 copies, from the original 26 copy limited edition. INSCRIBED by Freeman, “Nicholas from / Arthur Freeman / London Feb. ‘80” and then again, “this now to Peter Howard / London July 82 /Arthur Freeman.”
$200.00Cambridge & London: MIT Press (2011). First edition. xiv + 418 pp w/index. Fine in very near fine dust jacket. Edited by Irene Gammel and Suzanne Zelazo. The first major collection of “the first American Dada” Freytag-Loringhoven’s verse, accompanied by photographs and full-color facsimiles.
$150.00London: Trigram Press (1969). First trade edition. [46 pp]. Fine in printed wrappers. Typography by Asa Benveniste. Introductory statement by Dine, reproduced from his holograph. Sixteen paired images.
$55.00NY: Knopf, 1971. First edition. 97 pp. Fine in fine dust jacket. Illustrated with production stills. Friedman’s second play. Young 1332.
$35.00NY: Frontward Books (1976). First edition. Horizontal 12mo. [60 pp]. Very near fine in side-stapled wrappers. Front and back cover art by Ed Bowes. One of 350 copies, produced at the St. Mark’s Poetry Project. Two prose works.
$75.00(np): Unnatural Acts Press (1973). First edition. 20 pp w/notes. Very near fine in glossy illustrated wrappers. Front cover designed by Ed Bowes. First book by this “performance poetry” pioneer.
$45.00NY: Random House, 1929. First edition. [4 pp]. Tiny spot of foxing to two leaves, else fine in sewn wrappers. A single poem, issued as part of “The Poetry Quartos.” One of 475 copies.
$35.00Denver: Allen Swallow (1963). First edition. 44 pp. Very near fine in printed wrappers. Cover design by Lowell Naeve. First book of poems by the editor of Coastlines magazine.
$75.00Emmaus: Rodale Press, 1978. First edition. xxviii + 181 pp. Some light soiling to top edge, else very near fine in near fine dust jacket with a short closed tear to the top edge of the front panel, and a vertical crease to the front flap. Preface by Wendell Berry. Edited by Larry Korn, with his introduction. Fukuoka chronicles his embrace and modification of traditional farming methods to further the health of land and self.
$25.00London: Hogarth Press (1944). First edition. 60 pp. Fine in very near fine dust jacket. Fuller’s third collection of poems, most composed while with the Fleet Air Arm in East Africa. The New Hogarth Library Vol. XIV.
$75.00London: London Magazine Editions, 1980-1984. First editions. 191 + 185 +165 pp. Three volumes, all fine in very near fine dust jackets. All three volumes INSCRIBED by Fuller to the same recipient. The poet-solicitor recalls his childhood and youth in Lancashire, through the end of his service in the Second World War. For the trio:
$25.00San Francisco: Inferno Press (1960). First edition. 47 pp. Fine in stapled wrappers with integral printed dust jacket. First book by this “philosopher-poet” who “brings the current of continental traditions to our dying shores.”
$75.00Philadelphia: College of Art, 1964. First edition. 1 1/4 x 3 1/4 inches, printed on recto only. Fine. Miniature card promoting this event.
$150.00Lisbon: Penumbra Press (1974). First edition. 33 pp. Faint sunning to spine and extrems, else near fine in printed wrappers. One of 100 (of 230) numbered copies printed in two colors on Wookey Hole Mill Creme Laid Book Paper SIGNED by Gallagher.
$150.00Bolinas: Smithereens Press (1983). First edition, numbered & signed issue. 4to. [52 pp]. Foxing to rear cover and along the page edges, else near fine in side-stapled wrappers. Cover drawing by Gallup. One of 10 numbered copies SIGNED by Gallup.
$50.00Annandale-on-Hudson: Woodbine Press, 1988. First edition, hardcover & signed issue. 32mo. [56 pp]. Fine in full decorated cloth and very near fine dust jacket with a tiny tear to bottom edge of the front cover. One of 50 copies SIGNED by Gansz.
$75.00Santa Fe: Soundings Press, 1991. First edition. 211 pp w/postscripts & footnotes. Very near fine in illustrated wrappers. In addition to examinations of regional and indigenous music, Garland writes on Cage, Harrison, Tenney, Nancarrow, and others.
$150.00Boston: David R. Godine [1975]. First trade edition. 91 pp. Fine in very near fine dust jacket with faint sunning to spine. SIGNED by Gass on the title page. A tour de force, Gass considers all aspects of the color.
$25.00Manchester: Carcanet New Press (1979). First UK edition. 91 pp. Fine in glossy illustrated wrappers; a trade paperback original in the UK. A tour de force, Gass considers all aspects of the color.
$75.00[Minneapolis]: Walker Art Center, 1985. First edition. 10 1/4 x 13 1/4 inch broadside, printed in two colors. Very near fine. Printed by the Coffee House Press. One of 300 numbered copies SIGNED by Gass. Issued on the occasion of his 28 October appearance.
$350.00Paris: Paul Morihien (1949). First edition, limited issue. 50 pp. Very near fine in illustrated wrappers with original printed wrap-around band. One of 50 numbered copies on Marais Crève-Coeur paper.
$125.00(np): (np) [1975]. First edition. Oblong 8vo. [16 pp]. Near fine in stapled wrappers. Pages unopened. A less common collection of poems by the prolific poet-publisher.
$85.00NY: Knopf, 1944. First US edition. xvii + 172 pp. Fine in very near fine dust jacket with a tiny closed tear to spine. Translated from the original French by Malcolm Cowley. Writings by Gide after June 1940, crafted in such a way that they could be safely printed in newspapers during Occupation.
$45.00NY: New Directions (1953). First edition. 192 pp. Fine in fine dust jacket. Translated from the original French by George D. Painter.
$125.00Berkeley: Black Lizard/Creative Arts, 1980. First edition. 185 pp. Fine in fine dust jacket. One of Gifford’s best, one of the least common Black Lizard titles.
$450.00Fayetteville: Lost Roads, 1979. First edition. 46 pp. Near fine in printed wrappers; a trade paperback original. SIGNED by Gilchrist on the title page. Her first book, a collection of poems. Lost Roads 14.
$45.00London: Hutchinson (2003). First edition. xx + 363 pp w/chronology & list for further reading. Slight lean to spine, else fine in fine dust jacket. SIGNED by Gimlette on the title page. The first of his highly-regarded travel books.
$200.00London: Writers’ Forum, 1963. First edition, second issue. [24 pp]. Fine in illustrated wrappers. Writers Forum Poets Five. The first issue of this title misspelled “Ginsburg” on the cover, here corrected. Morgan A7a.2.