![Wallpaper 1-7 [Complete]. Susan Hiller, Anthony Howell, eds](/pictures/thumb/28665.jpg?v=1594506860)
London & New York: Wallpaper, 1974-77. 4to, each issue stapled and bound into actual wallpaper, some of it flecked. Each issue was ostensibly limited to around 250 copies, of which 50 were specially numbered and signed by each contributor to that issue, but it is likely that fewer were issued..... More
![North-Information Nos. 1-2, 5-40, 42-45. [with] North 1-4. Henrik Have, Bent Petersen Poul...](/pictures/thumb/28452-b.jpg?v=1594506857)
Copenhagen: North, 1976-78. North: each issue a 4to, bound in french metallic wraps. North-Information: 4to, first two issues each a single, folded sheet. Subsequent issues saddle-stapled. Text in Danish with English translation. A very substantial assortment, the largest we've handled or been able to assemble, of this important Scandinavian periodical..... More
Barnet, UK: My Own Mag, 1965. First edition. 4to, stab-stapled wraps. One of 500 numbered copies [numbered with a sticker affixed to cover]. This issue reproduces the manuscript of Burroughs' Dead Star, an important issue. [Maynard & Miles C122] Some minor creasing to extremities and a single short closed tear to..... More
New York: Top Stories, 1985. First edition. 8vo, 37 pp, saddle-stapled wraps. Published as No. 22 in the superb Top Stories series, devoted to experimental prose. A remarkable narrative involving comic artists. Not to be confused with the later title of the same name from Vintage Books. Some light curling..... More
London: Suburban Press, 1971. 4to, ten leaves [first and last leaves printed on recto, then verso, only], side-stapled. Offset printed in black and white. Second issue of the legendary Situationist-influenced, proto-punk art zine issued by the Suburban Press collective, which ran for six issues and included Jamie Reid as a...... More
New York: The Floating Bear, 1961. 4to, 7 leaves mimeographed from typescript on recto and verso, and stapled once at the upper left corner. This early issue of The Bear is largely taken up with Michael McClure's theatre work "The Feast!" written for Ornette Coleman, the only other work this..... More