(Lanark, Scotland): Wild Hawthorn Press, 1964. First edition. Single sheet folded twice, printed in black on yellow stock. Unfolded dimension: 20" x 8". Several light creases, else a fine, unusually bright example. More

[Santa Barbara]: University Art Museum, University of California, [1984]. First edition. 4to, 16 pp, saddle-stapled wraps. Printed in black on chartreuse green paper. McCormick's survey of artists known and unknown in the East Village, from David Wojnarowicz to Greer Lankton to Marilyn Minter to Judy Rifka, et al. a key..... More

Paris: Jazz Hot, 1979. First edition. 4to, saddle-stapled wraps. Text all in French. This issue of the longrunning French jazz magazine has Sun Ra on the cover, and within an article on the Sun Ra discography from 1971-78, the second installment of a Sun Ra discography in the magazine. Also..... More

London: Tom Vague, 1988. 4to, 98 pp, illustrated wraps. Is Stoke Newington really like a bad night in Saigon? Did the Baader-Meinhof Gang copy the Sex Pistols? Very good with some light toning to wraps and a couple faint indents to back cover. More

Wien: Pakesch & Schlebrügge, 1999. First edition. 8vo, saddle-stapled card wraps. Illustrated in black and white. Text in English. Fama & Fortune was an artists' periodical / artists' book series published in Wien by Peter Pakesch and Johannes Von Schlebrügge. Each issue invites an artist or artists to create and..... More

Wien: Pakesch & Schlebrügge, 1992. First edition. 8vo, saddle-stapled card wraps. Illustrated in black and white. Fama & Fortune was an artists' periodical / artists' book series published in Wien by Peter Pakesch and Johannes Von Schlebrügge. Each issue invites an artist or artists to create and design the issue..... More

Wien: Pakesch & Schlebrügge, 1992. First edition. 8vo, saddle-stapled card wraps. Illustrated in color. Fama & Fortune was an artists' periodical / artists' book series published in Wien by Peter Pakesch and Johannes Von Schlebrügge. Each issue invites an artist or artists to create and design the issue, in this..... More

Roswell & Denver: DBA & JCA Editions, 1983. First edition. 4to, clip bound in printed covers and glassine. Copy no. 62, of course, inscribed and initialled for Dick (Higgins). A great assocation. Near fine with some wear to the glassine and a touch of fading to cover. More

New York: New Wilderness Foundation, 1980. First edition. Tabloid format, 20 pp. including covers. Special issue focusing on homemade instruments, of the longrunning artists' periodical devoted to avant-garde music, which was associated with, and later published above, the famous Ear Inn on Spring Street. Chippewa music, review of Julius Eastman..... More

New York: New Wilderness Foundation, 1977. First edition. Tabloid format, [12] pp. including covers. Early issue of the longrunning artists' periodical devoted to avant-garde music, which was associated with, and later published above, the famous Ear Inn on Spring Street. This issue includes a cover drawing by Ilene Astrahan, and..... More

New York: Something Else Press, 1983. First edition. 4to, single sheet folded once. The October, 1983 issue of the newsletter, which was published parallel to other productions of the press, and included important essays on conceptual art at that time, along with reviews, details on other SEP publications, and gossip..... More

Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius, 1924. 32mo, saddle-stapled in pale green wraps printed in black. Illustrated. Likely the first edition of the work, in Gibbs' LBB 1 binding. Finger was an Arkansan wanderer, folklorist, musicologist, and adventurer whose remarkable body of work is still too little known. He was a prolific contributor..... More

Surrey, England: McLeish & Sons, 1940. 8vo, 29 pp, saddle-stapled wraps. A bookseller catalog from the longrunning firm, consisting of two parts. The first is devoted to Early Plays and Books Relating to the Drama in England, and the second part is devoted to Early Novels, Tales, and Romances. 468..... More