Handsome copy of this collection of poems and drawings from artist Jim Dine, best known for his visual work and pioneering "Happenings," events staged with other artists like Claes Oldenberg, Allen Kaprow and John Cage.
Number 166 of 250 printed by Rosemary Waldrop's Burning Deck Press. A collection of verse from the L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E poet.
Limited first edition of this collection of 40 poems.
"First extensive collection" from this "dazzling young poet." From Dennis Cooper's imprint.
"First extensive collection" by this "dazzling young poet" from Dennis Cooper's imprint.
Edited by David Trinidad, with his editor's note, and an introduction by Dennis Cooper. Verse by the celebrated poet who died of AIDS in 1990; the second of three posthumous books of his poems.
A close and important association of this early Dorn title.
Collection of poems printed in comic book format with cover illustration by Michael Myers. This volume is dedicated to Robert Creeley.
19 short poems from the Black Mountain Poet.
A handsome volume of verse printed by Graham Mackintosh.
Collection of 12 postcard poems from the DC poet. Also included are a postcard with Owens' portrait; a promotional card for his collection TACHYCARDIA and a smaller card for his collection UNINTENDED EMPIRE; and a playing card titled and signed by Owens, with his poem "Previously on your favorite thing" printed on the verso.
Collection of poems by Downs, published by this Los Angeles press, or "Newsletter in Poetics," named after a line from Zukofsky's "A."
Self-published chapbook by Downs, originally mailed to D.C. poet Doug Lang.
Duncan's second major poetry collection. 176pp.
Designed and printed by Saul and Lillian Marks at the Plantin Press.
Published from the original printing by sumbooks in an edition of 1000.
A collection of Duncan's earliest work, many of the poems dating from his time at Black Mountain College and at a Woodstock, NY commune.
Collection of poems written to illustrate the artist's paste-ups. Published by Jack Shoemaker at Sand Dollar Press.
Danish-language edition of Russell Edson's poetry collection THE CHILDHOOD OF AN EQUESTRIAN (Harper & Row, 1973). Translated by Carsten Koed Hansen.
Handsome Black Sparrow edition of verse from the celebrated Black Mountain poet.
From an edition of 200 copies.
A collaborative work of verse and illustrations by romantic partners Elmslie and Brainard.
Collection of poems and short pieces with illustrations, including several large fold-out color plates. Association copy inscribed to Ken and Ann Mikolowski ("A + K"), founders of Detroit's Alternative Press.
A handsome copy of this first edition of the author's first collection of verse, warmly inscribed in the year of publication.
Number 146 of an edition of 450 copies.
