Inscribed limited edition, one of only 350 copies. A nice association between Carrigan and the Mikolowskis, who had published several of the poems included here via their Alternative Press imprint; a nice edition from another Ann Arbor fine press.
First edition (simultaneous with hardcover) of Carroll's first collection of verse, including the 5'-tall fold-out poem "Ode to Severn Darden About Angels, the Common Cold, Nuclear Disarmament and Popcorn." 78pp.
Poems from Charters during his time spent living in Stockholm, from 1970 to 1972.
Slim verse chapbook by Charters.
Poetry anthology with work from Hannah Weiner, Johanna Drucker, Ron Silliman, Lyn Hejinian and others.
Clark's odes to the games of baseball, with his paintings illustrating. Rear author photo by Bill Berkson.
First edition. Printed in an edition of 333 on fine paper, this number 225.
Advance review copy with publisher's slip laid in. Poetry collection by the editor, playwright, poet, and founder of Cycle Press.
Broadside No. 1 from Congdon's own Cycle Press.
First edition. Collection of poems dedicated to Fred Cogswell, publisher of Fiddlehead Poetry Books.
First edition. Collection of Cornford's poetry, illustrated with Ludwig Zeller's surrealist Ernst-ian collages.
Creeley's poetry illustrated with intricate line drawings by Okamura.
First edition. The author's first book of verse, made up of sestinas about the Perry Mason characters.
Signed copy of this early collection from the noted poet and critic.
Lovely first edition of this poem sequence by Cunningham. Uncommon.
First edition. Small book of poetry by the English writer.
First edition. Published in an edition of 400, featuring selections from the three poets.
Inscribed first edition of this collection of verse from the Minnesota poet. "A poetic exposé of gilrhood, obsession, and the CSI industry."
First edition. From an edition of 376. Short collection of letterpress-printed poetry.
Short story by the Black Mountain writer, published by Black Sparrow's monthly SPARROW.
Published on the occassion of the author's first visit to England and dedicated to Robert Duncan. Signed with initials, and "Ditto!"
First paperback edition simultaneous with hardcover. A beautifully produced Black Sparrow edition of stories by Dawson.
Inscribed to Ken and Ann Mikolowski, publishers of the Detroit-area Alternative Press. From an edition of 100 copies, "all of which [were] intended for friends."
Scarce first edition book of verse from this California press, comprised of poetry in translation from three contemporary Latin-American women poets.
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Collection of India-themed poems and paintings. Edited by Dil, a professor of Language Science and Communication at United States International University in San Diego.
