COMMON SENSE
1978
First major collection of verse from this second generation New York School poet.
The New York School
MIAMI
(1975)
An early collection of verse from Greenwald, published by Ray DiPalma's Doones Press. Cover art by Ed Baynard.
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THE POETRY PROJECT NEWSLETTER [50 Issues]
1975-1982
Set of 50 issues of The Poetry Project Newsletter, initially listing reading and event announcements but soon expanding to include poems, articles, and reviews.
OUT THERE #2
1973
Chicago mimeo that ran for 14 issues.
STYLE
1980
Collection of verse from this New York School poet. 39 pp.
NERVOUS SONGS
(1986)
Collection of poems approaching the sonnet form, inspired by the work of John Donne. Cover design by Alex Katz.
THE POETRY PROJECT NEWSLETTER - No. 61 - January 1979
1979
Announces readings and workshops held at this cornerstone of the New York poetry community, along with a listing of new book and two reviews (of books by James Schuyler and Jane DeLynn). Also includes poems by Ron Padgett, Mary Ferrari, and "Theophile Basho."
LIKE ONE OF US
2007
A handsome inscribed copy, Kaplan's second collection of verse, appearing more than thirty years after his debut PAPER AIRPLANE. Kaplan is associated with the second generation of New York School poets and studied under Frank O'Hara, who had a lasting influence on his work [Diggory, 263].
PAPER AIRPLANE
(1971)
First edition of Kaplan's first book, with a nice association.
I NEVER TOLD ANYBODY: Teaching Poetry Writing in a Nursing Home
(1977)
Scarce, pristine review copy of Koch's account of teaching a course in poetry writing to 25 residents of Manhattan's American Nursing Home in the mid-1970's along with the students' published work. 259pp.
PANJANDRUM 2 & 3: A Double Issue - A Journal of Contemporary Poetry
1973
Includes the "Frank O'Hara Supplement" with works and remembrances from many of his friends. Contributors include: Bob Brown, Kathleen Fraser, Joe Brainard, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Grace Hartigan, etc.
CIRCUS BABYS
(1975)
Published in an edition of 300 with hand-colored covers. From Frontward Books, which Kraut co-edited with Bob Rosenthal [Clay and Phillips, 219].
JUST LET ME DO IT: (Love Poems 1967-1977)
(1978)
A nice association between Lally and Doug Lang, the DC poet who hosted an influential poetry reading series at Folio Books.
¿QUE PASA BABY?
2001
One of 150 copies of this slim chapbook of prose poems.
ROCKY DIES YELLOW: 1967-1972
1975
Charming edition of verse by this New York School affiliate.
«WHITE LIFE»
(1980)
A hors commerce copy, out of series from an edition of 200. A handsome letterpress edition of poetry by Lally.
NEEDLES AT MIDNIGHT
1986
Collects fourteen poems by Lange. Edited by Kenward Elsmlie, and dedicated to Ted Berrigan.
TRANSFER - Volume 1, Number 1
1987
First issue of this poetry anthology, with contributions from Steve Levine, Phillip Lopate, Ron Padgett and others.
ANGEL: New Poems
(1976)
Collection of verse from this New York School poet who also had an illustrious career as a chef.
INVENTORY: New & Selected Poems
1997
Handsomely produced collection of poems from the New York School poet-turned-chef.
COLUMBIA REVIEW: Vol. 44, No. 2 / May 1964
1964
Issue includes work by Alan Feldman, Jonathan Colt, Paul B.
4 / FOUR TRAINS...4-5 December 1964
1974
Verse collection by the New York poet. A handsome printing from Rosemary Waldrop's Burning Deck Press.
SEARCH FOR TOMORROW - No. 1
1970
First issue of this "magazine of the mind," charmingly illustrated throughout with pulp sci-fi-style collages. With poems by Hollo, Brainard, Violi, Allan Kornblum, Jack Marshall, Merrill Gilfillan, and others.
STUDYING HUNGER
(1973)
Mayer's personal Xeroxed copy of the text, used in her public readings and reproducing her handwritten corrections and annotations.
UNITED ARTISTS ELEVEN
1980
Particularly strong issue of one of the last of the great mimeo mags, featuring work from Alice Notley, Ted Berrigan and Allen Ginsberg, Fanny Howe, Greg Masters and others.
