Number 172 of 500. Short verse accompanied by photographs of a car.

Printed in Weiss linotype on Frankfurt White paper.

Dated, inscribed with a poem, and SIGNED by translator Elliot Roberts to FFEP.

Handsomely designed book of poems by Alitzer. Winner of the Juniper Prize.

Number 20 of 350. Short collection of verse from the seminal language poet.

Rescued from obscurity by Ron Padgett, these poems were published in C in the original French with a translation competition attached. This publication is a result of the translation contest.

From an edition of 250 copies.

Collection of original poems by Barks. A nice inscription, quoting the Persian poet Rumi, the English renderings of whose work Barks is best-known for.

Late verse collection from the founder of the Living Theater.

From an edition of 500 copies. Early collection of poems by Berge.

Inscribed first edition of this mid-career collection of poems, some previously published in various magazines and chapbooks. Edited by Kenward Elmslie.

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

Signed first edition of this collection of Bissett's poems and drawings, inscribed to fellow Canadian poet George Benson Johnston and his wife Jeanne McCrae.