Cover by Jay Lynch.

Founded in Iowa City by Perelman and Michael Waltuch, HILLS was an early publisher of what came to be known as language poetry. This issue introduces TALKS, a series of lectures, conversations and performances hosted in various locations around the Bay Area [Clay and Phillips, 247].

Founded in Iowa City by Perelman and Michael Waltuch, HILLS was an early publisher of what came to be known as language poetry. This issue was typeset by Barrett Watten with cover design by Francie Shaw [Clay and Phillips, 247].

Lit mag featuring work by Dick Gallup, Charles Newman, Michael Lally, Philip Haskell, Gilbert Sorrentino and many others.

From an edition of 250 copies, an early issue of this literary magazine. Features poems by Paul Violi, Sotère Torregian, Bruce Andrews, and others.

Issue of this student-edited poetry magazine, featuring contributions by Bernard Welt, Beth Joselow, Patricia Murphy, and many others.

An uncommonly strong issue with O'Hara contributing "For James Dean," four poems by Merwin, and early work from Carruth and Kinnell.

Issue includes work by Howard Nemerov, John Hollander, Ernest Brneman, Albert Cook, Glenn Pedersen, Richard Stern, Walter Ong, Gerald Weales, and William Van O'Connor.

Second issue, featuring an interview with William Melvin Kelley by Reed and Quincy Troupe; Frank Chin on Amy Tan, David Hwang, and Maxine Hong Kingston; Cecil Brown on Driving Miss Daisy; poetry by Patricia Jones, E.

Second issue of this scarce little poetry magazine, from the poet, translator and longtime Portland fixture Carlos Reyes. This issue features work from Judson Crews, John Weiners and others, and a translation of Arthur Rimbaud.

Literary magazine issued by this Cape Cod arts organization. Contributors include Norman Dukes, Alison Deming, John Morgan, and many others.

Cover image by Bonnie Bartow. Issue includes an essay by Leslie Fiedler and work by Stephen Jonas, Gerrit Lansing, Eric Mottram, David Ignatow, Ron Padgett, Anne Waldman, Ted Berrigan, Larry Eigner, Mindy Aloff, Bruce Jackson, and Duncan McNaughten, among others.