PROPHETS FOR A NEW DAY
First edition of Walker's second poetry collection, 28 years after her first — from the library of groundbreaking Black feminist Barbara Smith.
First edition of Walker's second poetry collection, 28 years after her first — from the library of groundbreaking Black feminist Barbara Smith.
Multiply-signed program for the "Tenth Birthday Party" for POETS & WRITERS held at the Roseland Ballroom on October 22, 1980 — signed or inscribed by many of its contributors/attendees.
First edition of this indie poetry chapbook, by a co-founder of its feminist lesbian publisher, Women's Press Collective — from the library of groundbreaking Black feminist Barbara Smith.
First edition of this indie poetry collection by a co-founder of the feminist lesbian press, Women's Press Collective — from the library of groundbreaking Black feminist Barbara Smith.
Inscribed first edition, the uncommon hardcover issue, of this early collection of poems by the celebrated poet, activist, scholar, and leading figure of the Black Arts movement.
Second printing of Vendler's chronological study of Stevens, recipient of the Modern Language Association's James Russell Lowell Prize.
Inscribed first edition of this poetic prose collection by the postcolonial queer Jamaican-American writer — warmly presented to trailblazing Black feminist Barbara Smith, who would soon anthologize Cliff in the landmark HOME GIRLS Black feminist anthology of 1983.
Inscribed first edition of this poetic prose collection by the postcolonial queer Jamaican-American writer — warmly presented to trailblazing Black feminist Barbara Smith, who had anthologized Cliff in the landmark HOME GIRLS Black feminist anthology of 1983.
First edition, paperback issue, of this early collection by the poet, essayist, and feminist — this copy owned by trailblazing Black feminist Barbara Smith.
Beautifully bound set of the Poet Laureate's selected poetry in five gilt-stamped Victorian fine bindings.
First edition, paperback issue (simultaneous with hardcover), of the first book by the National Book Award-winning American author and gay activist.
First printing of this scarce "inventory of Chicano life experiences such as discrimination, alienation, poverty, loss of traditions, and the acquisition of alien Anglo values" (POETRY).
First printing of this selection of poems with a preface by actor and onetime Shelley portrayer Julian Sands, inscribed by editor Wu to contemporary poet and author of POSTHUMOUS KEATS: A Personal Biography, Stanley Plumly.
Duodecimo edition of Martin's famous illustrated edition, a smaller format issued by the original publisher with 12 stunning mezzotints "unsurpassed as illustrations of Milton's epic" (Campbell, 41).
Signed limited first edition poetry chapbook, translating Baker's poem "Hunger" from English to Romanian and back in an evolving series.
Printer Roger Sherman's copy of the seventh ("definitive") edition of Whitman's recently censored American epic — with Sherman's lengthy and highly critical note to a rear blank.
Signed limited letterpress edition of Gunn's poem, one of only 200 copies — additionally inscribed to George Bixby, whose Albondocani Press published several of Gunn's earlier poetry collections.
Signed first edition of this collection by the Pulitzer Prize-winning American poet.
Proof of the first UK edition of this exploration of the poems and other writings by Sassoon that reveal the famed war poet's personal spiritual journey.
First edition of this representative collection of published and unpublished work by the influential second-wave New York School poet, from the library of Language poet Ron Silliman.
First edition, review copy, of this self-curated survey of the former Poet Laureate's work.
Limited first trade edition of these love letters and poems between the Beat poets, chronicling their decades-long relationship — selected by Gay Sunshine editor Winston Leyland.
First edition of the American poet and novelist's third poetry collection, in nice condition and without remainder mark.
Uncorrected proof of the first US edition of this collection of Gunn's poetry, edited and introduced by fellow poet and longtime friend, August Kleinzahler.
Inscribed first edition of Gunn's poetry collection — from the library of George Bixby, Albondocani Press publisher and co-compiler (with Jack Hagstrom) of Gunn's bibliography.