MEMORY
Inscribed first edition, association copy, of this increasingly uncommon work from Mayer — presented to fellow New York School poet Ted Berrigan.
Inscribed first edition, association copy, of this increasingly uncommon work from Mayer — presented to fellow New York School poet Ted Berrigan.
First edition of this critique of British colonial drug policy in India, with a foreword by Gandhi.
Signed first edition of this personal reflection on the place where skateboarding meets entrepreneurship, by "the most famous and influential skateboarder of all time" (jacket) — additionally signed by several other riders, including snowboarder Shaun White.
First printing of this vital, colorful, and increasingly uncommon book that both helped document and launch the New Romantic movement.
First edition of this witty, thorough, and highly contextual advice for the mid-'60s cruiser at home and abroad — published by "the first publisher to market his materials exclusively to gay men" (Clark).
First edition, in the rare dust jacket, of this early and important history of tattooing.
First edition of this scarce anti-drug indoctrination guide by the progressive New York educator.
Narrative photobook of the story of boxing great Ruben "El Puas" Olivares.
First edition of the famed ethnobotanist's handy pocket guide to ayahuasca, cannabis, true and false peyotes, belladonna, and many exciting mushrooms.
A substantial run of more than 30 issues of THE POETRY PROJECT NEWSLETTER, from the collection of poets Donald Hall and Jane Kenyon.
Scarce portfolio of over 20 numbered black and white plates of female nude studies of the painter Adélaïde Verneuil de Marval — the photographer's wife, photomodel, and collaborator.
Five issues (likely all published) of this late-70s/early-80s gay tabloid from William Kern (under pseudonym), gossip columnist and publisher of THE HOLLYWOOD STAR.
Inscribed first printing of Warhol's impressionistic semi-memoir, both initialed and signed in full.
First printing of Kerouac's first published novel, incorporating elements of his own life and heavily fictionalized portraits of major Beat figures, an excellent copy.
An erotic chapbook livre-de-artiste pairing Reut's poem with Cousinier's art.
Flyer promoting a November 27th, 1982 Black Flag show.
Inscribed first edition of arguably the first serious scholarly study of contemporary graffiti.
Signed first edition of Ruscha and Weiner's photo-novel, starring Shelley Chamberlain, Suzanne Chandler, and Susan Haller in a captivatingly oblique visual drama.
First printing of this psychology book written with the aim of finding and removing the "cause" of homosexuality and gender-nonconformity, owned by a doctor who espoused less harmful practices.
Flyer promoting a January 11th, 1985 Black Flag show at the Stardust Ballroom — inscribed on the verso by artist Raymond Pettibon.
11 issues (of 17) of Nuttall's masterful mimeo magazine that functioned as an important platform for the cut-up work of William S. Burroughs.
First printing of this uncommon drug paperback, exploitation sleaze set among the hippies just before the Summer of Love.
Circle of fifths with relative minor chords and bar of music drawn in black marker.
Original communication from attorney De Grazia to William S. Burroughs regarding the Boston ban of NAKED LUNCH, written on the cover of the 1962 amici brief filed in the earlier TROPIC OF CANCER obscenity case, which De Grazia won.
Inscribed first printing of the "first extensive collection" by this "dazzling young poet" from Dennis Cooper's influential Little Caesar imprint — with warm inscription from Dlugos to fellow poet/editor Michael Friedman.