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1947WRCLIT50304Melbourne 1947. Whole numbers 11 12 14 - 22 and 25. Twelve issues. Printed wrappers. Trace of dust smudging and sunning but unusually nice about fine. Edited by Flexmore Hudson. Number 15 bears the editor's signed presentation inscription to James Laughlin. Judith Wright K. Beaudoin W.C. Williams Langston Hughes John Pudney Edouard Roditi Henry Treece Howard Sergeant et al. unknown books
1969WRCLIT50288Tampa FL: University of Tampa 1969. Whole numbers 16 and 17. Quarto. Photo-duplicated typescript stapled into decorated wrappers. About fine. Edited by Duane Locke et al. Eigner Harvey Tucker Marge Piercy Peter Wild Stephen Dobyns et al. University of Tampa unknown books
197224675New York: St. Mark's Church 1972. First edition. Loose Sheets. Very Good. Single sheet of paper. 8 1/2 x 11" tall. A poetry reading flyer brought to you by the Poetry Project at St. Mark's Church for Kenneth Koch on Wednesday January 12th 1972. Sheet is lightly scuffed with age. Very good condition overall. These early Poetry project flyers from the 60's and early 70's have become quite desirable pieces of New York poetry scene ephemera. Lettered and illustrated in an unknown hand. St. Mark's Church unknown books
30736New York: West End Cafe No Date. First edition. Loose Sheets. Very Good. Single sheet of yellow paper printed in black. 8 1/2 x 11". A flyer announcing a poetry reading by Hannah Wiener and Jackson Mac Low at the West End Cafe on Broadway Sunday February 12th no year indicated. In very good condition. West End Cafe unknown books
197024652New York: St. Mark's Church 1970. First edition. Loose Sheets. Fine. Single sheet of illustrated paper. A poetry reading announcement flyer / poster for an event at St. Mark's Church in New York on November 18 1970 featuring poet Steve Katz. Artist not identified other than with the initials M.A. Fine condition. 8 1/2" x 11" tall. Rare. St. Mark's Church unknown books
200128443Santa Cruz: UCSC University Library and The Friends of the UCSC Library 2001. First edition. Loose Sheets. Very Good . Tall stiff single sheet of paper. A poster announcing a reading by City Lights Owner and poet Lawrence Ferlinghetti at The Rio Theatre in Santa Cruz in 2001. Poster measures 11" wide x 17" tall. With a photograph of the poet taken by Christopher Felver. Slight edge crease else a near fine copy. UCSC University Library and The Friends of the UCSC Library unknown books
28486New York: Emanu-El Midtown YM - YWHA No Date. First edition. Loose Sheets. Very Good. Single sheet of pale yellow paper lettered in black. 8 1/2 by 11" tall. A poetry reading event on Wed. Jan 21 with Neugroschel Malanga and Ratcliff. Flyer was mailed to Ruth Ford with her handwritten NY address on the vrso along with a 9 cent stamp. Small ter near center bottom of sheet else a near fine copy. Emanu-El Midtown YM - YWHA unknown books
1952WRCLIT50794Devon & London: Grey Walls Press beginning in 1940 1952. I:2; II:3; III:1-4; V:4; VII:1; VII:3; X:1; XI:1-4; XII:2; XIII:2-4 and XIV:1&2. Twenty issues. Quarto and octavo. Overlap edges of I:2 a bit chipped and spotted wrapper of III:1 rubbed and tanned ink annotation on upper wrapper of one issue else very good or better. Edited by Wrey Gardiner first as associate editor then beginning in 1940 as chief editor. Terminated with issue XIV:5 Spring/Summer 1953. In all perhaps a scattered third of the life of Gardiner's interesting periodical seen now in retrospect as more of a mirror of rather than a catalyst for innovations taking place in poetry at the time with particular sympathy for the neo-Romantics. HOFFMAN et al p.348-9. SULLIVAN MODERN pp.367-9. Grey Walls Press [beginning in 1940] unknown books
197723086New York: The Poetry Project 1977. First edition. Loose Sheets. Very Good. Large single folded sheet of stiff paper. A poster measuring approx. 18" tall x 12 1/2" wide. Published by the Poetry Project at St. Marks Church In-The-Bowery. Poster announces a series of poetry reading and music events. Poster is undated but the postmark on the verso indicates that it was sent out on April 27 1977. Artist for poster not stated. This copy was mailed to poet Jackson Mac Low with his typed address on the verso. This copy has a small circular hole at the top as well as a small tape remnant from mailing. Otherwise in very good condition. <br/><br/> The Poetry Project unknown books
1940WRCLIT85198Burbank CA 1940. I:3 and 7. Two issues. Printed wrappers. Upper wrapper of #3 faded at edges else very good. Edited by C. Henry Hicks. Irregular publication beginning in June 1938 and suspending Winter 1940. Contributors top out at August Derleth and Joseph J. Keith. HOFFMAN et al pp. 343. unknown books
197519089New York: The Academy of American Poets 1975. 1st edition. Near fine in wraps. Occasional newsletter of the Academy focusing on Louise Bogan. New York: The Academy of American Poets, paperback books
195826849London: Villiers 1958. First edition. 68 pp. Near fine in printed wrappers. Contributions by Thomas McGrath May Gil Orlovitz William Pillin Ann Stanford and others. London: Villiers unknown books
194013025London: Poetry 1940. Small literary magazine 24 pages numerated 65-88; Editor Tambimuttu black and white illustrated cover art; contributions by Herbert Read Audrey Beecham Richard Church David Gascoyne Nicholas Moore J.C. Hall Lawrence Durrell Stephen Spender Charles Madge Anne Ridler Kathleen Raine; some light wear to paper wrap covers a little darkened; very good condition. Soft Cover. Very Good. Poetry Paperback books
194113026London: Poetry 1941. Small literary magazine numerated pages 89-124; Editor Tambimuttu black and white illustrated cover art; contributions by Tambimuttu Walter De La Mare Pierre Jean Jouve Dylan Thomas David Gascoyne George Scurfield Henry Treece Lawrence Durrell Nicholas Moore James H. Kirkup G.S. Fraser Anne Ridler Gavin Ewart Peter J. Little John Malcolm Brinnin J.C. Hall; some light wear to paper wrap covers a little darkened; very good condition. Soft Cover. Very Good. Poetry Paperback books
194113027London: Poetry 1941. Small literary magazine numerated pages 125-160; Editor Tambimuttu black and color illustrated cover art by John R. Biggs; contributions by Herbert Read Stephen Spender George Barker G.S. Fraser Alan Rook Desmond Hawkins Alun Lewis Tom Scott Lawrence Durrell J.F. Hendry Paul Eluard John Waller George Scurfield Herbert Corby David Gascoyne & some correspondence from others; some light wear to paper wrap covers a little darkened; very good condition. Soft Cover. Very Good. Poetry Paperback books
1999WRCLIT51405Yokahama: Kanto Gakuin Univ. 1999. Whole number fifteen. Printed wrappers. Fine. Edited by Shuntarô Tanikawa William I. Elliott et al. The English language portion of this issue 34pp is devoted to a substantial collection of poems by Christopher Middleton. Pencil inscription from the editor on upper wrapper signed "W.I.E." Kanto Gakuin Univ. unknown books
198571075London: Faber & Faber 1985. First edition. 107 pp w/notes. Fine in wrappers. Poems by Susannah Amoore Shirley Bell Simon Curtis Alan Dewar Stephen Knight Sarah Lawson R.A. Maitre and Bernard O’Donoghue. London: Faber & Faber unknown books
1967WRCLIT51411Bombay: Parichay Trust 1967. I:12&3; II:1&2. Five issues. Small quarto. Printed wrappers. One issue has receipt date stamp on upper wrapper else very good to fine. Edited by Nissim Ezekiel. Published quarterly. Texts in translation along with occasional international contributors. Parichay Trust unknown books
1980WRCLIT50263Clinton NY: Nobodaddy Press 1980. Whole number 11. Quarto. Stapled pictorial wrappers by Trevor Winkfield. Fine. Edited by David Lehman. Disch Koethe Elmslie et al. Nobodaddy Press unknown books
1957WRCLIT50284New York 1957. Volume one number one. Folio newsprint tabloid folded in quarters. A bit tanned and fragile at folds; intact but good at best. Edited by Barbara Romney et al as a quarterly. Contributions by James Wright M. Benedikt Alan Swallow at al. unknown books
1985WRCLIT50964Five Docks N.S.W.: South Head Press 1985. Whole numbers 121416-29 33 35 39 41 42 44-54 59 74/5 92 94/5 96 100-102. Thirty-eight issues three of them double numbers. Octavo and large octavo. Printed and pictorial wrappers. Some scattered rubbing or extremity wear one issue has small scrape at corner but very good to about fine. Edited by Grace Perry. Since its founding in 1964 POETRY AUSTRALIA has been the mainstream periodical of Australian poetry. After her death in 1987 Dr. Perry was succeeded by Les Murray. Extra shipping charges. South Head Press unknown books
201463127San Francisco: Book Club of California 2014. First edition. 49 pp. Fine paper-covered boards with cloth spine. Two photographs by Campbell who also designed the book. One of 300 numbered copies on Zerkall Frankfurt paper SIGNED by contributors Joseph Stroud Kay Ryan Gary Young Martha Ronk and Michael Hannon. San Francisco: Book Club of California, hardcover books
44116Mooresville IN et al.: various various. Circa 1930 - 1950. Dark brown three-ring binder stamped "Supplements. The Seeforth Service"; teal cloth book in tan dj printed in black; wrappered magazines. Tears to binding holes of two typescript leaves; occasional minor soil or edgewear; occasional pencil notations and corrections; binder worn. Book lightly damp-stained to bottom edge of boards and some leaves spotting/soil to endpapers and few leaves; in Poor dj panels split and damp-stained loss to spine and edges. Average general wear to magazines with occasional chipped edges faint staining and rusted staples; wrappers of one quite foxed. Overall Good to Very Good condition. Binder: 64 leaves most typescript to recto only containing 57 poems. INDIANA POETS: 160 pp. Poetry magazines: various paginations. 2 b/w photographs laid in both ~3-1/2" x 3-1/2". 4to binder 11-1/2" x 9-1/2"; 8vo book and magazines. <br/><br/>The poetry archive of Winona Montgomery Gilliland a minor Indiana poet who garnered some national and local acclaim primarily in the 1930s. The feature item of the archive is a binder of over 50 typescript poems with occasional pencil notations and corrections in what we presume to be Gilliland's hand accompanied by a typed and incomplete List of Publications. Given that several of the poems were typed on the blank verso of her husband's life insurance office stationery it seems likely that these were Mrs. Gilland's personal collection comprised of both published and apparently unpublished poems. Also included is a copy of Indiana Poets: An Anthology of 48 Living Writers New York: Henry Harrison 1935 in which Gilliland is one of the featured 48 writers; 20 issues of various poetry magazines one duplicate containing publications of her poetry; and two b/w photographs one of which is identified as a portrait of the author. Mary Winona Gilliland lived in Indianapolis most of her life graduating from Tudor Hall and then DePauw University before marrying Robert V. Gilliland in 1915. She was published in The American Mercury Poetry Kaleidograph Indiana Poetry Magazine Weird Tales Bozart Westward Better Homes and Gardens Wings and the 1937 issue of American Women Poets among other magazines and was invited to join the Poetry Society of America in 1937. A unique collection of material documenting the literary achievements of a largely forgotten mid-20th century poet. (various) hardcover books
199821016Fayetteville: University of Arkansas Press. Fine. 1998. Paperback. 1557285403 . Edited by James Everett Kibler Jr. First paperback printing. Fine in illustrated wraps. . University of Arkansas Press paperback books
1917WRCLIT61468Chicago 1917. Volume IX. Bound up without wrappers in contemporary limp pebbled calf t.e.g. with 'Monroe' stamped at crown of spine. Extremities worn with shallow loss at crown of lower joint but sound and internally very good or better. Edited by Harriet Monroe assisted by Alice Corbin Henderson and with advisors including Ezra Pound Henry B. Fuller et al. The grand dame of U.S. literary periodicals of the 20th century and through successive editorships a survivor unto this day. As Hoffman et al note "the most exciting years of POETRY were the first ones 1912-1917 when the debate over free verse and imagism seemed vital." Pound's association with POETRY as foreign correspondent was an integral part of that vitality and lasted in a formal sense from the first issue up through February 1919 and it was via his efforts that so many significant poets from abroad found regular publication in POETRY. Contributors to this volume include Austin Corbin "Edward Eastaway" Ficke Fletcher Hueffer Ford and Violet Lowell Isaac Rosenberg W.C. Williams et al. unknown books