Newtonabbey, Co. Antrim, Ireland: Cabaret, 1981. 8vo, 20 pp, unbound, xeroxed, folded sheets. with rubberstamping. One of a limited edition of 318 numbered copies. Fifth issue of the excellent early 1980's zine devoted to punk, avant music and mail art, edited by Ben Allen of Cabarte. With a shout out... More

Columbus, Ohio: The Offense Newsletter, 1982-86. 4to, each issue xeroxed in black and white and stapled into cover sheets, early issues with color borders. Nos. 1-51 stapled once at the upper left hand corner. Subsequent issues side-stapled as the publication grew bulkier. A substantial run of the first 70 issues... More

London: Waaaah! nd. 4to, offset printed, saddle-stapled color wraps. No flexi. Second issue of the post-punk, C86 fanzine, and a good one, including interviews with Strawberry Story, Saint Etienne, The Deltones, The Field Mice et al. Very good with some light creasing to wraps. More

Lausanne: L'age d'homme, 1983. First edition. 8vo, 370 pp, printed wraps. Includes bibliography. Text in French. This issue of the longrunning periodical devoted to research into Surrealism focuses on Surrealism and politics, with material on anarchism, Artaud, Russian Futurism, Aragon, Eluard, etc. Short nick to rear wrap, else fine. More

New York: Lorenz Gude, 1963. First edition. Foolscap, mimeographed from typescript on rectos only, and stab-stapled into an offset printed cover by Joe Brainard. Collated and complete against Birmingham. Conributors include John Ashbery, Ron Padgett, John Wieners, Lorenzo Thomas, LeRoi Jones, James Schuyler, Barbara Guest et al. A strong and... More

New York: Lorenz Gude, 1963. First edition. Foolscap format, mimeographed on rectos only; stab-stapled. Early number of the little magazine, which was of of primary importance to the formation of the second New York School. Early issues are increasingly uncommon. This issue includes contributions from Berrigan and Sandy Alper, J.... More

New York: Lorenz Gude, 1964. First edition. Foolscap, mechanically duplicated on rectos only; stab-stapled. First, and much scarcer issue of the two issues of Brainard's artist periodical devoted to storyless or abstract comics. Illustrated throughout by Brainard with texts by many important poets of the New York School, including Bill... More

Nevada: Black Rock City, 1996. Three issues, each an 8vo, [8] pp. including covers, saddle-stapled. Three consecutive issues of the periodical, issued on successive days in 1996. The periodical began the year prior "as a sort of irreverent survival guide and ended up mutating into, well, what you're now holding... More

Napoli: Lo Straniero, 1992. Folio, tabloid format, offset printed. Text in English. Artists' periodical devoted to Mail Art and the avant-garde, this issue with coverage of the Stranger exhibitions in Oxford, mail art advertisements, etc. Folded twice, addressed and mailed. Very good. More

San Francisco: The New Music Society of California, 1932. First edition. Folio, 12 pp, saddle-stapled in printed wraps. Henry Cowell started the New Music Quarterly in 1927 in order to publish scores by composers who were unlikely to see exposure of their work in the mainstream. Cowell was editor of... More

San Francisco: The New Music Society of California, 1932. First edition. Folio, 28 pp, saddle-stapled in printed wraps. Henry Cowell started the New Music Quarterly in 1927 in order to publish scores by composers who were unlikely to see exposure of their work in the mainstream. Cowell was editor of... More

Hengelo, The Netherlands [1-3] then Paris [4-6]: Jacqueline de Jong, 1962-67. All issues 4to, the first three numbers saddle-stapled in lithographed wraps, and the final 3 issues perfect bound in lithographed wraps. Nos. 1-2 and 4-5 called also International ed.; no. 3 also called the International British ed.; no. 6... More

Paris: Internationale Situationniste, 1960. First edition. 8vo, 117 [4] pp, saddle-stapled wraps. Text in French. This issue prints many notes and proceeds from the Fourth Conference, including the resolution drawing attention to the plight of Alexander Trocchi, then imprisoned in the US. Very good with bumping to extremities, and some... More