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1967WRCLIT61455Berkeley CA 1967. Whole numbers one through three of 29 published. Three issues. Quarto. Stapled wrappers. First number sunned and faintly spotted at corner some minor spots to a couple fore-edges else very good. Edited by John Oliver Simon. Contributors include Fowler Dusenbery Palmer Eigner Korte Young Crews Tate Meltzer Blazek Koch "Alta" et al. An idiosyncratic review "published when the changes are rite by a small hired gang of yellow running dog editors and . dedicated to the final revolution." unknown books
1971WRCLIT48986Berkeley CA 1971. Whole numbers 1- 6 8 9 and 11 of 29 published. Nine issues. Quarto and octavo. Stapled wrappers. First number sunned a bit some minor spots to a couple fore-edges else very good to fine. Edited by John Oliver Simon. Contributors include Fowler Stanford Dusenbery Palmer Eigner Korte Young Crews Tate Meltzer Blazek Randall Levy "Alta" et al. An idiosyncratic review "published when the changes are rite by a small hired gang of yellow running dog editors and . dedicated to the final revolution." Number 11 includes an explicit limitation of 1000 copies. unknown books
1934WRCLIT74777Camden NJ. & New York: Bookman Publishing Company 1934. IV:2. Printed wrappers. Private ownership stamp wrappers frayed two underscores on front wrapper; good. Edited by Seward Collins. A general critical and literary review published monthly except July and August beginning April 1933 and continuing through October 1937 IX:4. This number includes J.C. Ransom Hilary Pepler and P.H. Houston on A. Huxley. Bookman Publishing Company unknown books
1937WRCLIT74779Camden NJ. & New York: Bookman Publishing Company 1937. VIII:4. Printed wrappers. Shallow discoloration at fore-edge of lower wrapper and last leaf; very good. Edited by Seward Collins. A general critical and literary review published monthly except July and August beginning April 1933 and continuing through October 1937 IX:4. Includes a poetry symposium with Warren Tate Brooks and Van Doren and Donald Davidson on Howard Odum. Bookman Publishing Company unknown books
1935WRCLIT74778Camden NJ. & New York: Bookman Publishing Company 1935. V:2. Printed wrappers. Near fine. Edited by Seward Collins. A general critical and literary review published monthly except July and August beginning April 1933 and continuing through October 1937 IX:4. Includes Paul E. More on James Joyce and Warren's "The Hamlet of Thomas Wolfe." Bookman Publishing Company unknown books
191624612New York N.Y.: Henry Holt & Co. 1916. 222 pages; erratum slip tipped-in; publishers' announcements & other advertisements at front and back and an index for Vol. V; essays and articles many considering themes of war and peace economic conditions literary criticism and other topics: The Spread of Federalization; the Psychology of the Soldier; Germany and American Preparedness; The Joys of Being a Woman; Goethe and Eckermann; Educational Biases; A Lusitania Victim Speaks; Suffrage Sabotage; & more. previous owner note of the name of Jessica S. Cochrane Somerton Hotel room 424 a comment in pencil at the article on ' Woman' and with a single sheet of blank Hotel Somerton San Francisco note-paper laid in. Volume approx. 5 1/2" x 8 3/4" size; dark brown softcover wraps gilt titles and embossed wisdom owl figure all very dulled. Some edge tips wear and rubbing to the binding; spotting to beginning and end papers contents in good condition. First Edition. Soft Cover. Good. Henry Holt & Co. Paperback books
1953WRCLIT50714Cleveland and New York: World Publishing Co. 1953. Gilt cloth. First edition. Small ink name on endsheet else fine in somewhat darkened lightly chipped dust jacket. World Publishing Co. hardcover books
195326768Paris France.: Publiee Sous Les Auspices Du Conseil Des Musees Nationaux 1953. 67 3 pages; black and white illustrated throughout with a color lithograph on heavy paper stock of an ancient Greek portrait of a woman recently acquired by the Louvre. French text; articles and reviews on aspects of art architecture & artists' work including Jean Cassou on Fernand Leger. Printed in Paris By Julien Frazier. Approx. 8 1/2" x 11" size illustrated paper covers with art by Henri Laurens. Some edge tips wear to the binding; back cover corner chipped away; contents clean and in good condition. . First Edition. Soft Cover. Good. Publiee Sous Les Auspices Du Conseil Des Musees Nationaux paperback books
1971WRCLIT51018San Francisco CA 1971. Whole numbers 13 16 and 19. Quarto. Decorated self-wrappers. Wrappers bit dusty else very good. Edited by J.B. Goncharsky et al. Emphasis on alternative culture including surveys of recent books on psychedelia and pot small press publishing religion and consciousness etc. Blazek Congdon Kostelanetz a long interview with Rexroth etc. unknown books
1968WRCLIT50948Cambridge MA 1968. I:1 and II:1 i.e. whole numbers one and two. Two issues. Pictorial wrappers. Illustrations and photographs. Very good or better. Edited by Stephen Saltonstall and Tim Mayo. Contributions by Tillinghast Nemerov Tate Sandy Redshaw William Ferguson including a special insert in #2 and a somewhat early appearance by John Irving. unknown books
1979WRCLIT49055London & Philadelphia 1979. Whole number three of 3 published. Pictorial wrappers. Very good or better. Edited by Bill Sherman. Edition of two hundred copies. Corman Reynolds et al. unknown books
1976WRCLIT51517Kirksville MO: Northeast Missouri State Univ. 1976. II:1. Pictorial wrappers. Very good. Edited by Andrew Grossbardt. Published semiannually. Inscribed by contributor David Ray to J. Laughlin on the upper wrapper. Northeast Missouri State Univ. unknown books
1946WRCLIT84572Chicago: University of Chicago 1946. Volume one number one. Printed wrapper. Front wrapper a trifle tanned at edges rear wrapper more heavily tanned in spots but very good. Edited by J. Radcliffe Squires et al. Published quarterly. The debut number of this long-lived university-based review which from the start leavened the mix of young contributors with works by somewhat more established writers including here J. T. Farrell and John F. Nims. The CHICAGO REVIEW was notable in later years for the controversy precipitated by the article in the Chicago DAILY NEWS "Filthy Writing on the Midway" and the founding of BIG TABLE as a protest. ANDERSON & KINZIE pp.690-1. University of Chicago unknown books
1946WRCLIT61516Chicago: University of Chicago 1946. Volume one number one. Printed wrappers. Wrappers a trifle tanned at edges but very good. Edited by J. Radcliffe Squires et al. Published quarterly. The premiere issue of this long-lived university based review which from the start leavened the mix of young contributors with works by somewhat more established writers including here J. T. Farrell. Notable in later years for the controversy precipitated by the article in the Chicago DAILY NEWS "Filthy Writing on the Midway" and the founding of BIG TABLE as a protest. ANDERSON & KINZIE pp.690-1. University of Chicago unknown books
1967WRCLIT61556Stillwater OK.: OSU 1967. Whole number two. Pictorial wrappers. Illustrations and photographs. Very good. Edited by Alfred Levin and later by Clinton C. Keeler. Contributors not necessarily associated with OSU. OSU unknown books
1975WRCLIT51479Stillwater OK: OSU 1975. Whole number thirty. Pictorial wrappers. Illustrations and photographs. Very good. Edited by Clinton C. Keeler. Contributors not necessarily associated with OSU. OSU unknown books
1956WRCLIT50849Fort Collins CO 1956. Volume one number one. Printed wrappers. Staples slightly rusty else very good. Edited by John Lewis and Jay Pell. A projected quarterly published through winter 1958/9. Contributors to this number include cummings W.C.Williams W.T. Scott Kitasono Katue Eberhart Hughes Miller Zahn Bradbury Macleod Bentley Brecht et al. unknown books
198568128New York: CPUSA 1985. 20p. wraps 4x6.5 inches second printing. For new members. Approved by Central Committee Communist Party USA June 3 1985. CPUSA unknown books
198568007New York: CPUSA 1985. Pamphlet. 20p. wraps 4x6.5 inches very good condition. First edition with an erroneous cover credit that has been corrected with a rubberstamp. For new members. Approved by Central Committee Communist Party USA June 3 1985. CPUSA unknown books
1959WRCLIT51322St. Louis MO 1959. Whole numbers three four and six of six published. Printed wrappers. First two wrappers a trifle smudged last issue fine. Edited by Eric Pfeiffer and George A. Wolff. Published quarterly beginning in 1958. Contributors include William Stafford Donald Hall e.e. cummings George Garrett S.F. Morse B. Deutsch Maxine Kumin and Barry Spacks. unknown books
1973WRCLIT51556Amsterdam: Netherlands Inst. for Int'l. Cultural Relations 1973. I:23; XV:1-4; and XVI:1-3. Seven issues. Pictorial wrappers. Illustrations and photographs. Near fine. Edited by E.J. Dijksterhuis et al. A well- appointed quarterly showcasing the literary visual plastic and practical arts in the Netherlands along with developments in science architecture etc. An insert in XVI:3 announces the suspension of publication after a forthcoming final issue. Additional postal charges apply. Netherlands Inst. for Int'l. Cultural Relations unknown books
1965WRCLIT49723Albuquerque NM 1965. Unnumbered issue. Quarto. Mimeographed text stapled into pictorial wrappers. Slight tanning at wrapper edges else very nice. Edited by Ward Abbott. Special issue devoted wholly to poems by Lucille Adler with a foreword by Winfield Townley Scott. unknown books
1954WRCLIT51286Quezon City: Univ. of the Philippines 1954. I:1-4; II:1. Five issues. Printed wrappers. Very good or better. Edited by Cristino Jamias et al. The majority of the contributors are local but include occasional interlopers such as Wallace Stegner. Univ. of the Philippines unknown books
196261700bdLondon: Herbert Jenkins 1962. First Edition. Octavo blue boards hardcover gilt letters 143 pp. Near-Fine with bookplate; in a Very Good mylar protected dust jacket with edgwear that includes a few small chips. From dust jacket: With the vast loneliness of the sky for their battleground the R. A. F. heroes of World War II flirted with death in situations that defy the imagination. could there have been a more fantastic scheme than the bombing of Amiens Jail in order to release the men of the Resistance imprisoned there Could there have been a battle more valiant than the pitting of 12 Venturas against 90 enemy fighter planes The men who performed these deeds were the intrepid ones. the ones who were doing their job the only way they knew how -- efficiently courageously relentlessly. In this stirring collection of high adventure tales is told the story of how war came to the Far East how the U-Boat menace was met how the Luftwaffe was scattered among the sands of the desert. There are the advantures of the Spitfire pilots and the exploits of the men who flew Stirling bombers. And throughout the book shines the spirit of the men with wings -- the crusaders of the skies. Herbert Jenkins, (1962). First Edition. hardcover books
1945WRCLIT51259Paris: Éditions de la Jeune Parque 1945. Whole numbers one and two new series. Two issues. Small octavo. Pictorial wrappers incorporating a design by Picasso. Upper wrapper of first number foxed along the spine otherwise very good. Edited by Louis Parrot in succession to the clandestine paper founded by Paul Eluard. Contributors to these numbers include Sartre Aragon Char Ponge Jacob Seghers Triolet Paulhan Queneau Tzara Hugnet Prevert Cartier-Bresson Bataille et al. Éditions de la Jeune Parque unknown books