Second issue of this magazine from the essential poetry press.

Fifth/sixth issue of this magazine from the essential poetry press.

Magazine from the esteemed poetry press, this issue featuring work from Rochelle Owens, Christopher Middleton, Walter Hall, Alan Davies, and several others. [Clay and Phillips, 272].

DC area poetry mag featuring work by Robert Creeley, David Bromide, Donald Powell, Kenneth Irby and others.

Second issue of arguably the most important document to emerge from the L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E movement, Andrews and Bernstein's journal published some 16 issues (13 issues proper, plus various supplements) from 1978 through 1981.

First issue of this film periodical, featuring extensive coverage of I AM CURIOUS: YELLOW, the controvercial film that had its screening ban lifted by the US Supreme court just previous the this issue's publication. The magazine's production is highly visual, with many full-page photographs.

Issue of the periodical BEZOAR, featuring the first section of Bayliss' work PROLOGOS.

First issue of this Canadian literary and political magazine, featuring a verse play by Jim Salt and poems by Salter Bauer, Fred Cogswell, Marya Fiamengo, Joseph Haley, Jack Herbert, K.V. Hertz, Arden Keay, Eli Mandel, Robin Mathews, Sylvia Osterbind, Jacques Poinard, John W. Smith, and Ian Sowton.

A handsome copy of this California poetry magazine, founded by John Bennett in 1966, with five poems by Bukowski ("A Man's Woman," "The Snake in the Watermelon," "The hawk smiled daylight and nighttime," "Work-Fuck Problems," and "I listen to an opera on the radio."), and poems from numerous other contributors.

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

Complete fifth "Mexico" issue of Berman's legendary artist's magazine.

Chapbook (issued as Clown War 22) from the New York School poet, one of his last before his untimely death. Cover by Jan Vredeman De Vries.

Poetry magazine published by Bertholf, a professor at Kent State. Features two poems by Robert Duncan alongside work by William Bronk, Donald Byrd, Sanders Russell, Grant Fisher, and several others.