Photobook by Flattau comprising photos of disparate subjects taken from various sources; many seem to be "borrowed" from other photographers, but remain uncredited.

Poetry with photographs and illustrations, by the Amsterdam-based, Fluxus-affiliated poet and artist.

Illustrated in color throughout with images of art works and photographs.

Heliczer was one of the geniuses of the Mimeo Revolution, whose Dead Language Press produced some of the most beautiful objects of the movement.

Title stands for "Freaked Out Electronic Wizards & Other Marvelous Bartenders Who Have No Wings," per the publisher's preface. Miscellany of poems, plays, essays, drawings, and unclassifiable short pieces.

Exhibition catalog with texts reproduced from Holzer's installation at the United States Pavilion for the 44th Venice Biennale. Essay by Michael Auping, chief curator of the Albright-Knox Art Gallery.

Colorful and apparently unique artist's book, intricately scupted out of hand-dyed and painted paper.

The published playscript of Katz's reworking of the text of Gertrude Stein's autobiograhical novel into a stage adaptation.

Second issue of ASSEMBLING, made by inviting contributors to submit 1000 copies of up to four 8.5

From an edition of 1000.

Before it was a bestseller at a major publishing house, Monsen and John's sad dinosaur was a self-published zine "which we wrote, drew and stapled at Kinko's."

Humorous, self-referential book of prose and illustrations from this English author, who edited the magazine STRANGE FAECES.