London & New York: Cape Goliard and Grossman, 1969. First edition. Association copy, inscribed by Charles Olson on his deathbed in a shaky hand to Albert Glover, the editor of the book; "The Red Yellow Shiny Dog Special. CO / Al Glo (w) Jan 1970." Olson passed on January 10... More about Letters for Origin
St. Paul, MN: Llewellyn Publications, 1990. First edition. 8vo, 425 pp, trade paperback. A clean, near fine copy. More about The Complete Book of Astrological Geomancy: The Master Divination System of Cornelius Agrippa
Buffalo, NY: The Institute of Further Studies / Glover Publishing, 1983. First edition. 8vo, saddle-stapled in wraps illustrated by Guy Berard. Lansing's superb poetic essay on psychology, an essential work issued as the 23rd installment in the series, and dedicated to Harvey Brown. Very good with some fading to extremities... More about Analytic Psychology. A Curriculum of the Soul 23
Albuquerque: The Desert Review Press, 1964. First edition. 4to, 22 pp, mimeographed from drawing and typescript and side-stapled in covers, the front cover offset printed and photographically illustrated. Assocation copy, addressed and mailed to Jackson Mac Low. Early issue of the important west coast little magazine of the Mimeograph Revolution... More about The Desert Review Spring 1964
New York: Something Else Press, nd. 3 1/4 x 5 1/2" postcard. addressed to the musician and artist Dan Lauffer. The debut issue of the "Camille's Reports", intended to keep readers of the press updated on new publications and gossip. This issue begins "I'm back from Afghanistan in my new... More about Camille's Reports #1
![The Webbing [Inscribed, With an Original Manuscript Poem]. Drummond Hadley](/pictures/thumb/27774.jpg?v=1563026256)
San Francisco: Four Seasons Foundation, 1967. First edition. 8vo, saddle-stapled wraps. One of a limited edition of 500 copies. This copy bears an 8 line handwritten poem in Drummond's on the first blank, entitled "The Sulphur Spring Valley." Underneath there is an inscription dated in the year following publication; "Dear... More about The Webbing [Inscribed, With an Original Manuscript Poem
Norwich, CT: The Stone Press, 1974. First edition. 8 1/2 x 11" broadside, letterpress printed on brown card stock. Schwitter's legendary poem, translated from the German into English by G. P. Skratz. Single light crease else fine. More about To Anna Blume
London: Fulgur, 2012. First edition. 4to, 116 pp, bound in gray cloth stamped in red foil at the spine. Illustrated dust jacket. One of 800 copies issued in cloth. Profusely illustrated with black and white plates, six of which fold out. ''The Sacrificial Universe presents David Chaim Smith's key artworks... More about The Sacrificial Universe
Bronxville, NY: The Laughing Buddha Press, 1984. First edition thus. Narrow 8vo, ii, 49 pp, saddle-stitched in illustrated card wraps. One of a limited edition of 200 hand-numbered copies. Translation of the author's terrific essay on the mystery novel, done into American by A. W. Sadler and Roberto Yahni. A.... More about The Mystery Novel
Durham: Basil Bunting Poetry Archive, 1989. First edition. 8vo, saddle-stapled in blue card wraps with illustrated dust jacket. One of a limited edition of 700 numbered copies. A text by Bunting on his most famous work, followed by a short note by Richard Caddel. Fine/fine. More about A Note on Briggflatts
Newcastle upon Tyne: The Morden Tower Book Room, 1965. First edition. 8vo, saddle-stapled wraps. First separate edition of the work which originally appeared in Poetry in 1951. Fine. More about The Spoils
York Beach: Teitan Press, 2008. First edition thus. 12mo, 115 pp, bound in gilt-stampled black cloth. No dust jacket. Color frontispiece. One of a limited edition of 450 hand-numbered copies. Fine. More about A Complete Book of Magic Science
Lawrence, Kansas: Tansy Publications, 1970. First edition. Paperback. 4to., 40 pp., saddle-stapled in yellow card wraps. The debut issue of the little magazine which features two poems by Frank Stanford, Early Times in a Mississippi Liquor Store and The Hole, both of which precede his first collection. Other contributors include... More about Tansy 1. Spring 1970
New York: Film Culture, 1983. First edition. 8vo, 248 pp, wraps. This issue with contributions from the editor and Stan Brakhage, Kenneth Anger, Joseph Cornell, Sidney Peterson, Leon Balter, J.J. Murphy, Eisenstein, Robert Frank et al. Single vertical crease to spine, else a A sturdy, square very good copy with... More about Film Culture Nos. 70-71
New York: [1954. 4 x 8 1/4", offset printed on recto; green card stock. The original handbill for two performances by David Tudor in 1954 at Carnegie Hall. The first night notes that there will be performances of pieces by Earle Brown, Christian Wolff and John Cage. Though not mentioned... More about Handbill for Two Recitals by David Tudor, Including the First New York Performance of 4'33
[Berkeley]: Oyez, 1965. 15 x 20 1/4" broadside, letterpress printed on thick paper. Illustrated with two nude silhouettes by Robert LaVigne. Near fine with some light creasing to extremities. More about Kral Majales
New York: Giorno Poetry Systems, 1984. 5 x 7" postcard, photographically illustrated on both recto and verso. An invitation to the release party for the legendary LP, which featured contributions by William S. Burroughs, Jim Carroll, Richard Hell, Psychic TV et al. Both recto and verso are illustrated with photographs... More about Invitation Postcard to the Release Party for Better An Old Demon Than a New God
New York: Danceteria, 1984. 5 1/2 x 8 1/2" card, folded once. Photographically illustrated. A complimentary invitation to the performance, which occured October 4th, 1984 at Midnight, and which featured music by Clint Ruin of Foetus. Fine. More about Invitation Card to a Performance at Danceteria
London: Rough Trade, [1982]. 4 x 6" postcard, photographically illustrated. Near fine with light toning. More about Postcard for "No One's Little Girl / Running Away"
New York: Moved Pictures NYC, 1979. 4 1/8 x 6" postcard, offset printed. Illustrated with a still from the film on recto, with release information printed on verso. The postcard announcement for Weiner's early film, which was distributed by Castelli / Sonnabend Tapes & Films. A scarce early Weiner postcard... More about Postcard Announcement for Altered to Suit
San Franciso: [c. 1984]. 8 1/2 x 11", original xerox in b/w. A flyer advertising a show and event at Club Foot by The Institute for Pragmatic Malice, a short-lived and obscure project. The only documentation we can find is a short review by Murray Bowles in Maximumrocknroll 12, which notes... More about Flyer for a Show by The Institute for Pragmatic Malice at Club Foot
![New Orleans - The Civilized and Lively City [Little Blue Book No. 1410]. Sanford Jarrell](/pictures/thumb/25918.jpg?v=1562943561)
Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius, nd. 32mo, saddle-stapled beige wraps. Jarrell's brief and lively paean to the city, with a special focus on alcohol and the rebuttal of Prohibition. “New Orleans is frankly and belligerently wet. It has no sympathy with Prohibition and its annual consumption of liquor is appalling. Hell-bound people..... More about New Orleans - The Civilized and Lively City [Little Blue Book No. 1410
Gillette, NJ: Heptangle Books, 1977. First edition thus. 8vo, xxvi, 111 pp, bound in green and white patterned boards backed in green cloth, with a printed title label to spine. Orginal printed glassine jacket. One of a limited edition of 450 hand-numbered copies, signed by the translator. Hand set in... More about The Sworn Book of Honourius the Magician. As Composed by Honourius through counsel with the Angel...
Kent, Ohio: Viscerally Press, 1979. First edition thus. 8vo, 12 pp, saddle-stitched wraps. Illustrated by the actor (and associate of Wallace Berman) Dean Stockwell. A small collection of poems by the 19th century esoteric writer, here translated into English by Jack Hirschman. Very good with some fading along the spine... More about Dove Rose
Highlands, NC: October 19, 1975. TLS on "American Society of the Loon, Poultry Division" stationary, approximately 200 words, signed in JW's distinctive hand "Jargon's Own." Housed in an envelope bearing the same legend as return address, above which JW has added "Col. Harland Williams" and his address beneath. Addressed to... More about TLS from Jonathan Williams to Burt Britton