This issue includes work from Richard Kostelanetz, Fielding Dawson, Andrei Codrescu, Michael Andre, Ellen Schachter, and numerous others. Cover photo from "Ghost Dance," by Carla Blank and Suzushi Hanayagi.

From an edition of 200 copies.

Inscribed first edition. Small, but charming and nicely-printed book, from an edition of 350. With drawings by Greg Irons.

Inscribed first edition, a large collection of verse by the New York School poet, with a nice association to fellow poet Terence Winch.

Berkson's Bolinas literary magazine, with contributions from Ted Greenwald, Dick Gallup, James Schuyler, Kenward Elmslie, Anne Waldman and many others.

Includes 214 color illustrations.

Pamphlet prepared for the Pacific Studies Center by Alan Bernstein, Bob DeGrasse, Rachel Grossman, Chris Paine, and Lenny Siegel that lucidly presented and historically grounded study of the problems caused by "business being left alone to make decisions which have socially harmful consequences": housing shortages; the discrepancy in standard of living between tech company engineers and scientists and everyone else; the unequal distribution of taxes and services in the region. Various policy proposals attempt to offer connected solutions to problems with a common origin in the growth and dominance of high-tech industry: on average, as sensible and relevant now as they were in 1977, and as likely to be ignored

First edition of this uncommon early collection from the noted Language poet.

A collection of essays, speeches, interviews, and other writings by Bernstein, which cover a wide array of topics.

Tuumba 20, from the landmark series of chapbooks devoted (primarily) to the Language Poets, all letter-pressed and edited by Lyn Hejinian. Unpaginated.

Noted Language poet's third collection.

Signed first edition of this handsomely produced collection from the elder son of Ted Berrigan and Alice Notley.