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$40.00NY: New Directions (1976). First edition. xix + 108 pp w/index. Pages lightly toned, else very near fine in like dust jacket. Introduction by Wagner. Three full interviews, followed by a sequence of “Dialogues” (on Modern Poetry, on Ezra Pound, on Rhyme, etc), and concluding with Gael Turnbull’s memoir of a 1958 visit with WCW, and WCW’s essays, “How to Write” and “The American Idiom.”$12.50Washington DC: Library of Congress, 1984. First edition. 32 pp. Fine in stapled wrappers. Introduction by Anthony Hecht. A lecture on Williams delivered by Whittemore at the Library 1 November 1983.$75.00London: Phoenix House (1949). First edition. 238 pp. Top edge a bit dusty, else near fine in near fine dust jacket with light wear to base and crown of spine. A volume in the "Poets on the Poets" series.$10.00Brooklyn: Ugly Duckling Presse (2007). Spring. [56 pp]. Fine in printed wrappers. Contributions by Evan Willner, Lynn Xu, Ann Lauterbach, Matthew Gavin, George Kalamaras, and Matthew Rohrer.$40.00NY: Columbia University Press, 1977. First editions. xvii + 302 & xi + [326 pp] w/index. Two volumes, both near fine in near fine dust jackets, both of which have a light sun fade. For the pair:$25.00NY: Columbia University Press, 1984. First edition. viii + 111 pp w/index. Near fine in near fine dust jacket.$35.00San Francisco: Arion Press [1990]. First edition. [8 pp]. Some light uneven sunning to covers, else near fine in stapled wrappers. Illustrated.$20.00London: Faber and Faber (1967). First printing of this trade paperback edition. 207 pp w/index. Very near fine in printed wrappers. Foreword by Richard Ellmann.$125.00NY: Boni and Liveright (nd). First edition. 79 pp. Near fine in very good plus dust jacket with tanning to spine, light wear along top edge and a short tear to the front panel. Translated from the original Gaelic by Ussher. Preface by Yeats. Woodcut illustrations by Frank W. Peers.
$1,250.00Madison: Health, Flame, and Aluminum Press (1969). First edition. [24 pp]. Fine in sewn wrappers and very near fine printed dust jacket with light sunning along the spine. “Written, illustrated, and printed by Michael Myers.” One of 60 numbered copies on Nideggen paper. Printed with the assistance of Walter S. Hamady. Poems, fully-illustrated with Myers’ instantly recognizable linoleum block prints. I believe this to be his second book, preceded by the 1968 EAST BAY MOON-beams. Myers would sooon move West, connect with Holbrook Teter, and create Zephyrus Image. See Johnston pp 17-18.$75.00NY: Albert & Charles Boni, 1930. First US edition. xix + 225 pp. Offsetting to front endpapers, light sunning to spine, else very good plus in two-part cloth binding. Lacks dust jacket. Zukofsky’s first book, his uncredited translation of this work by Reiser, which is actually a pseudonym for Rudolf Kayser, Einstein’s son-in-law.