Second issue of BIG TABLE, founded by Carroll and Irving Rosenthal after the suppression of the Chicago Review in late 1958 for printing excerpts from NAKED LUNCH.

Two issues of this little magazine featuring contributions from E.E. Cummings, James Merrill (two poems), Wallace Stevens, Richmond Lattimore, and a review of Celine's DEATH ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN by a 21-year-old Allen Ginsberg.

With front and back covers by Bill Griffith (author of Zippy). A poetry and literature magazine with an interesting roster of contributors, including a sexually explicit Nancy comic from Bill Berkson and Joe Brainard, as well as poetry from Lewis McAdams, Audre Lorde (!), an anonymous interview about the Attica prison riots, a contribution from the Cockettes, and other works of poetry and visual art.

Collection of Ginsberg lyrics and verse, often with musical accompaniment.

Signed second printing ("Second Edition" stated on rear of wraps) — confiscated by authorities for obscenity — of Ginsberg's landmark poem.

The eleventh printing of Ginsberg's landmark poem, number four in the Pocket Poets Series.

An important document, covering key years of the Beat movement.

Album of Ginsberg's recitations of his own poetry, with musical backing from Mark Bingham, Michael Blair, Ralph Carney, Bill Frisell, Beaver Harris, Arto Lindsay, Lenny Pickett, Prairie Prince, Marc Ribot, G.E

First hardcover edition of this late-career collection from the Beat legend, published by the same house that printed his first: City Lights.

First edition of this later collection from the Beat poet.

Photo portrait of Ginsberg's friend and fellow-poet Robert Creeley, showing him seated in the living room of his home and gazing at the camera.

An important record of the early years of the seminal American poet, with a nice association.

Short-lived mag founded by Barry Miles (with Berrigan listed as the New York editor), later published as the LONG HAIR TIMES.