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Soft cover. Zustand: Fine. Mission Hills, California: Asylum Arts Publications, 1985. First Edition. Fine magazine wraps. Greg Boyd's long-running surrealist and literary magazine is one of the greatest little-magazine ventures of all time, always unpredictable and worthwhile. This is the "Special Translation Issue" dedicated to Romanticism. Eric Basso provides a lengthy introduction on the Romantics, as well as the cover portrait of Baudelaire. Among the translations are the following shockingly cool items: "Guillotine for Dogs" by Balzac which horrifyingly enough is not fiction. Poems by Victor Hugo, Theophile Gautier, Gerard de Nerval, and Baudelaire, some translated by Eric Basso, others by Greg Boyd. Prose miniatures by Petrus Borel, and Aloysius Bertrand, the latter profoundly an influence on Baudelaire. Illustrated throughout -- by Baudelaire and Victor Hugo! LAID IN: Signed letter typed on a real old fashioned typewriter by Greg Boyd, to his contemporary fantasist Jessica Amanda Salmonson.

Soft cover. Zustand: Fine. 1st Edition. 151, 147 Pp. Two Volumes, Softcover. 1994 Is Fine, No Wear; 1995 Has Signs Of Usage Including Small Corner Creases To First 34 Pp. .

Zustand: FINE. First printing, a trade paperback original. A slim poetry anthology (plus a few prose pieces) with contributions from Lyn Lifshin, David Trinidad, Rachel Sherwood, Kate Braverman and others. 68 pp. Fine in glossy illustrated wrappers.

Single Issue Magazine. Zustand: Fair. First Edition. 68 pages. Great memento from early in the Canucks' first NHL season! Features: Cover photo of Rod Gilbert of the New York Rangers; The Goalies (God Help'em) - article with photo of Johnny McKenzie and Charlie Hodge; "Nice Guy" - Emile Francis - article on the Rangers' coach/GM; Photos of Canucks' staff and management team; Profile of Tom Scallen and his Medicor (Medical Investment Corporation) which owns the Canucks; Article on Eddie Giacomin with nice illustration; Article and photo on the Bulldog Line, consisting of Dave Balon, Walt Tkaczuk and Bill Fairbairn; Brad Park - Setting the Trend for Defencemen - article and illustration; Great full-page colour ad for "Old Style" Beear features old-timer in what appears to be Vancouver Millionaires hockey gear; Ted Reynolds of Hockey Night in Canada - His Greatest Thrill; Large Canada Dry ad featuring photo of Andre Boudrias; Article on Penalty Killing; Nice colour photo Yardley ad featuring Bobby Orr; Centerfold (loose but present) presents the lineups of the Canucks and New York Rangers; Great ad for CKWX Radio 1130 features photos of J. Paul McConnell and Bill Good (Sr.); Another article on Emile Francis; Back page sketch and feature of Eddie Giacomin; plus many great vintage ads. Above-average wear. Unmarked. A worthy vintage copy.

Paperback. Zustand: Good. Illustrated by Martin, Dick (illustrator). First Edition. 60 pages. Many reproductions of wonderful archival black and white photos. Features include: The Patrick Family Legend; The First Game; The First Year; The First Stanley Cup; The Second Stanley Cup; The Great Denman Fire; Fred (Cyclone) Taylor; The Life and Times of Coley Hall; The Glorious Smokies; The Brat Called Pistol - Eddie Dorohoy; The Rollicking, Raggedy Vees; The Spirit of the Canucks; The Drillers of Kimberley; The Heart of Fred J. Hume; The Life and Laughs of Babe Pratt; The Palace by the Sea - Pacific Coliseum; The Anatomy of a Franchise; and more. One page CKNW 98 ad highlights play-by-play man Jim Robson. Molson ad features photos of their 1969-70 hockey scholarship winners including: John Cumberbirth, Bob Gaston, Pat Russell, Keith, Nordin, Richard Beauchamp, Daryl Fedorak, Brian Debiasio, Brenk Kaufmann, Robert Little, George Walton and Don Young. One-page pricelist of Canucks merchandise. Printed upon glossy stock. Clean and unmarked with moderate wear. A sound copy of this very informative, nostalgic and uncommon work from the year the Canucks entered the NHL.; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; History of Hockey in B.C. (British Columbia) - From the Denman Arena to the Pacific Coliseum Canucks Victoria Arena Lester Patrick Family Legend; The First Game; The First Year; The First Stanley Cup; The Second Stanley Cup; The Great Denman Fire; Fred (.