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Zustand: Very good. First Edition. Announces readings and workshops held at this cornerstone of the New York poetry community, with reviews of recent books (by Ted Greenwald and others) plus poems by Dick Gallup and Bill Corbett this copy mailed to DC poet Doug Lang. 4to. Wraps stapled once at upper-left corner. Folded twice horizontally for mailing, showing light to moderate toning and rubbing throughout. A bit handled, but overall clean. [8] pp.

Edition limited to 350 copies, 5.25" x 5" poetry booklet, folded but unsewn and without wrappers.

Edition limited to 350 copies, 5" x 5¼", pp. 13, [1]; fine copy in original light yellow printed wrappers; designed by Allan Kornblum, handset and printed by Steve Levine.

Zustand: Very good +. First Edition. Charming mimeo with contributions from Clark Coolidge, Tom Clark, Tom Veitch (an interview with Ted Berrigan), Lewis Warsh, Dick Gallup, and a piece by Wally Moon on Neil Young and Crazy Horse. Wraps. 4to. Side-stapled pictorial wraps. Light touches of soil, handling wear to wraps. Internally bright and clean throughout. Unpaginated.

Soft cover. Zustand: Fine. xix, 296 pages : illustrations, portraits ; 24 cm ; ISBN 9781591453956, 159145395X ; OCLC 297426915 ; color photographic stiff paper wrappers ; Contents: Foreword by Ken Blanchard; Life II; Peter Drucker: Management Expert, Teacher, and Author; Section I: Is There Something More?; Chapter One: Let's Do Lunch; Tom Luce: Law Firm Founder and Education Reformer; Chapter Two: Is There Something More?; Dallas Willard: Philosophy Professor and Author; Chapter Three: It's About Redefining What Makes You Get Up in the Morning; Wally Hawley: Venture Capitalist; Jay Bennett: Law Partner and Foundation Founder; Laura Nash: Harvard Research Fellow and Business Consultant; John Castle: Law Partner and Corporate Executive; Chapter Four: It's About Finding Your Core; Jeff Heller: EDS President and Foundation Trustee; Wilson Goode: Former Philadelphia Mayor and Youth Mentor; Dan Sullivan: Founder & CEO, The Strategic Coach; Chapter Five: It's Been in Your Life a Long, Long Time; Don Williams: CEO, Trammell Crow, and Urban Renewal Innovator; Dr. Kenneth Cooper: Pioneer, Preventive Medicine & Fitness, Author; Chapter Six: It's About Finding the Significance Potential in Your Everyday Work; Steve Reinemund: Chairman, Pepsico, Salvation Army Board Chairman; Margie Blanchard: Futurist, Speaker, Management Training; Ken Blanchard: Co-Author, One Minute Manager, Management Training; Section II: Building Life II; Chapter Seven: It's About Relationships and Priorities; Armand Nicholi: Author, Psychiatrist, Harvard Medical School; Chapter Eight: It's About Family First; Dick DeVos: President Amway, Education Reformer; George Gallup: Public Opinion Researcher; John Findley: Corporate Executive, Foundation Founder; Tom Wilson: CEO, Leadership Network; Chapter Nine: It's About Saying No; Tom Tierney: CEO, Bain & Co. and Nonprofit Consulting; Hamilton Jordan: White House Chief of Staff, Author, Entrepreneur; Chapter Ten: It's About Giving and Receiving a Blessing; Merle Smith: Entrepreneur, Mentor; Earl Palmer: Pastor, Author, Conference Speaker; Howard Hendricks: Professor, Speaker, Author; John Snyder: Founder, Snyder Oil Company; Chapter Eleven: It's About the Power of New Purpose; Michael Kami: Strategic Planning Consultant, Writer, Lecturer; Ali Hanna: Nuclear Physicist, McKinsey, Alpha; Randy Best: Venture Capitalist, Education Reformer; Vester Hughes: Law Firm Founder; Chapter Twelve: It's About Repositioning: The Central Halftime Skill; Larry Allums: Institute CEO, Professor, Editor; Roger Staubach: Dallas Cowboys, Real Estate; Bill Solomon: CEO, Austin Industries, Civic Leader; Dr. Pat Thomas: Surgeon, Hospital Executive; Chapter Thirteen: It's About Finding (or Creating) the Right Context; Jim Collins: Author, Built to Last; Rudy Rasmus: Inner City Pastor, Benevolence Administrator; Section III: Making It Happen; Chapter Fourteen: It's About Putting Yourself at Risk; Millard Fuller: Founder, Habitat for Humanity, Inc.; Bob Roberts: Pastor, International Church Planter; Tom McGehee: Collaborative Process Pioneer; Mike Shields: Wall Street Manager, Halftime Executive; Chapter Fifteen: It's About Finding the Right Fit; Joe Miraglia: Sr. VP Human Resources, Motorla, Life Planning Consultant; Lloyd Reeb: Real Estate, Halftime Executive; John Leffin: Accenture, Halftime Executive; Byron Davis: President, Fischer-Price, Leadership Consultant; Chapter Sixteen: The Way Out is Through; Mike Ullman: International Corporate Executive; Chairman, Mercy Ships; Cathy Brown: Founder, Rainbow Days; Denis Beausejour: Head of Marketing, P&G; Jeff Small: Ameritech, Willow Creek; Chapter Seventeen: It's About Staying the Course; Dr. Donald Seldin: Medical Educator, Researcher, Scholar; Stephen Clapp: Dean, Juilliard School; Ralph Kirshbaum: Performing Cellist, Music Teacher; Lawrence Dutton: Performing Violist, Emerson Quartet; James Surls. Award-Winning Sculptor; John Russell: Sports Photographer; Clark Esser: Building Contractor; Chapt. Book.

Illustr, 7.75 x 6, stapled wraps, 99 pp, covers a bit darkened and worn. FIRST ED, LIMITED TO 500 COPIES. Cover by Joe Brainard.

Softcover. Zustand: Very Good. Volume CXXXVIII, Number 2. Quarto. Stapled wrappers, illustrated by Nancy McJennett. Wraps with moderate soiling, staples oxidized, thus very good. Laid in is a brief manuscript letter from associate editor Alan Bernheimer, written to Poet Tom Veitch, who contributes a collaborative poem with Dick Gallup. Also include contributions by Clark Coolidge, David Lehman, Larry Fagin, and others.

Softcover. Zustand: Near Fine. Volume 1, Number 1. Edited by Darrell Gray and Henry Pritchett. Quarto. [42] mimeographed leaves, printed rectos only. Stapled yellow covers. Covers toned along the edges, lightly soiled, else near fine. Includes poetry by James Tate, Ted Berrigan, Tom Clark, and others. The inaugural issue of this poetry journal.

Softcover. Zustand: Near Fine. Number 3. Cover by John Lynn. Quarto. Stapled stiff paper wrappers. Light wear, a bit of light toning and soil on the unprinted lower wrap, near fine. An anthology with contributions from William S. Burroughs, Chris Collom, Jack Collom, Anne Waldman, Dick Gallup, Annie Witkowski, Charles Bernstein, Tapa Kearney, Lisa Nunez, Rebecca Brown, Charley George, and Jonathan Cott.

Softcover. Zustand: Near Fine. Periodical. Cover by Rudy Burckhardt. Illustrated by Joe Brainard. Edited by Larry Fagin. Quarto. Side stapled photographic wrappers. About near fine with the thin front cover stock sheet creased at one corner and with light wear at the spine. Contributors to this issue include Ron Padgett, Joe Brainard, Lewis Warsh, Philip Whalen, Dick Gallup, Andrei Codrescu, Steve Malmude, Richard Kolmar, and Glen Baxter.

Zustand: Near fine. First Edition. Published at the Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics at the Naropa Institute. Features poetry, prose, and visual art from Reed Bye, Anne Waldman, Bill Burroughs, Jr., Gregory Corso, Alan Davies, and others. Wraps. 4to. Side-stapled pictorial wraps. Near fine. Light touches of soil to cover. Interior crisp, bright, and clean throughout. Errata slip laid in. Binding sound. 55pp.

Softcover. Zustand: Near Fine. First edition. Quarto. Illustrated. Stapled covers, illustrated by Alice Codrescu. Small loss through most of the pages next to the lower staple, a few small bumps, light toning, about near fine. Contributions by Lewis MacAdams, Ted Berrigan, Ron Padgett, Tom Veitch, Dick Gallup, Andrei Codrescu, and others.

Zustand: Near fine. Clean original poster for a reading by Gallup at Holly Solomon's art space, 98 Greene St. Loft. 17'' x 17''. Single square poster folded in quarters for mailing (and mailed to Ken Mikolowski of Detroit's Alternative Press). Bright, clean, sharp.

No Binding. Zustand: Very Good. 1st Edition. Smithereens Press, Bolinas. 1983. Staple-bound. VG. Some fading to edges, and some wear near that spine. Otherwise, an extremely rare (1/100) signed copy of one of Dick Gallup's most underrated poetry collections.

96 pp.; 22.9 x 14.8 cm.; staple bound; black-and-white; edition size unknown; unsigned and unnumbered; offset-printed Issue number 2 of Extensions. Edited by Suzanne Zavrain and Joachim Neugroschel with contributions by Vito Acconci, André Breton, Jean Chatard, Marvin Cohen, James Conley, Diane Di Prima, Denis Dunn, Mary Ferrari, Charles Henri Ford, Dick Gallup, Dan Graham (two contributions), Annette Hayn, Piero Heliczer, Michael Heller, Wolfgang Hildesheimer, Robert Kern, Karl Krolow, Gerard Melanga, Don McCaig, Seiichi Niikuni, Pierre Reverdy, Anna Rosen, Hugh Seidman, Paul Thiel, Tony Towle, Georg Trakl, Nathan Whiting, and Emmett Williams. Reference : "Artists' Magazines : An Alternative Space for Art" by Gwen Allen. Cambridge / London, MA / United Kingdom : The MIT Press, 2011, pp. 259. Good. Yellowing and light staining of covers including a 2.4 cm. red color pencil mark on recto and additional yellow soiling. Two staple holes to recto with indentation carrying through to pages. Multiple dog-eared pages with other pages gently folded. "X" written in orange ink on page 46. Contents otherwise clean and unmarked.

Zustand: Good. Poster. Poetry readings and performances at the Allentown Community Center. Robert Duncan, Dick Gallup, Ron Padgett, George Quasha. Sonia Sanchez, Charles Stein, and others. Reproduced calligraphy with ink drawing by Judy Dreamer. 11 x 17 inches. Fine.

First edition, numbered & signed issue. 4to. [52 pp]. Foxing to rear cover and along the page edges, else near fine in side-stapled wrappers. Cover drawing by Gallup. One of 10 numbered copies SIGNED by Gallup.

Softcover. Zustand: Very Good. First edition. Cover by Joe Brainard. Edited by Ted Berrigan. Quarto. Stapled illustrated wrappers. Very good with 6' crease from the top of the front wrap to the foredge, general rubbing and a few small stains.

Softcover. Zustand: Near Fine. Magazine. Cover by Carla Evonne. Quarto. Stiff illustrate wraps. Fine. Contributors include Kanabus, Ted Berrigan, Clark Coolidge, Alice Notley, Anselm Hollo, Andrei Codrescu, Al Simmons, Dick Gallup, Lorenzo Thomas, Donald Cameron, Dave Morice, Neil Hackman, Gilbert Bike, Sue Lytle, John Paul, Art Lange, Allan Kornblum, Terry Jacobus and shabazz. *OCLC* locates four copies.

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. 1st Edition. Very good copy. Stapled mimeographed pages. Light wear at edges.

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. Very good copy. Stapled, mimeographed sheets.

Paperback. Zustand: Fair. Sargent, Dick (cover); Gus Pasquarella ; Mac Conner; Ken Riley; R. Jones; Carroll Jones; Mayan; Bates; (illustrator). First Edition. 80 pages. Features: Cover sailing illustrations shows man turning green while his Marilyn-like lady friend enjoys the ride; Pepsi ad inside front cover shows poolside scene; Kent cigarette ad shows flower gardening couple; Allstate ad features photo of Ray Morton of Castro Valley, California; We Recovered the Space Monkeys - Navy Diver Lt. (j.g.) R. Edward Foy recalls what happened in this photo-illustrated article; The Gang in Black Jackets - short story; We Tell Our Children - noted Negro journalist Carl T. Rowan tells how he answers questions his children ask when they come face to face with race prejudice - photo-illustrated article; The U-19's Last Kill (part 1 of 6); The Secrets of Long Life - article with photos of Henrietta Dull, William Perry, Thomas Murphy, Lulu Williams, Redwing Beck, and Granny Mounger; The Don't-Touch Girl (short story); The Cowboy of Fifth Avenue - Eugene Holman is board chairman of Standard Oil - photo-illustrated article; They Hunt the Mysterious Menhaden - photo-illustrated article on the pursuit of this elusive east coast fish; Mr Lincoln's Mystery Cake (short story); Rebirth of a Cathedral - resurrecting the Coventry Cathedral which was destroyed by Hitler's bombers; Top-Secret Boondoggle (short story); Great two-page color photo of the one-day assembly of a pre-fab science hall at Saint Francis College in Fort Wayne, IN; Portland cement ad features color photo of Will Rogers Jr.; Mark of Treachery (part 7 of 8); Nice two-page color-photo ad for the 1959 Chevrolet Impala Sport Sedan shows fisherman returning with a big haul; Nice back cover color-photo Kodak ad features Ozzie and Harriet, and their boys David and Ricky; and more. Moderate wear. Bits of nibbling to edges of covers. Unmarked. Binding intact. A worthy vintage copy.

Softcover. Zustand: Near Fine. Periodicals. Quarto. Four 60pp and one 64pp. Sided stapled illustrated wrappers. Overall near fine with oxidized to some staples causing a few tiny stains, hint of toning and touch of edgewear. The first five issues of this small press poetry magazine edited by Anne Waldman and Reed Bye published in Colorado. Contributors included Allen Ginsberg, William S. Burroughs, Gregory Corso, Joe Brainard, Kenward Elmslie, Clark Coolidge, Ted Berrigan, Dick Gallup, James Schuyler, Jack Collum, Rebecca Brown, Clark Coolidge, Anselm Hollo, Andrei Codrescu, Alice Notley, and many others.

Hardcover. Zustand: Near Fine. First editions. Three volumes. Quartos. 208, [8] autograph pp.; 208, [8] autograph pp.; 213 [11] autograph pp. Decorated leatherette boards. Slight age-toning on the boards, a number of student autographs and inscriptions, each is near fine (the set seems like they were gathered from three different students, with inscriptions to, or owner names of, Larry, Bill, or Paul. The high school yearbooks for several of the of the more important literary (and other) figures to emerge from mid-century Tulsa: artist and author Joe Brainard, poets Ron Padgett and Dick Gallup, filmmaker and photographer Larry Clark (of *Tulsa* fame), and oil billionaire George Kaiser. The three volumes picture the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior years of Brainard, Padgett, and George Kaiser (Class of 1960), the Junior and Senior years of Dick Gallup (Class of 1959); while Larry Clark is represented in his Sophomore and Junior years (Class of 1961). All are featured in individual and/or group photographs, most of them in several images each. Brainard is listed among the editors of the 1960 *Tom Tom*, and indeed on page [117] of the 1960 volume, he is pictured creating the design that graces the cover of that volume. He also appears in multiple group shots, and provides a vignette in the text, while Padgett is listed in the Art Club, Literary Reviewers, and the Honor Roll. Gallup, Padgett, and Brainard eventually found their ways to New York where, along with fellow Tulsa-native Ted Berrigan, they formed an important part of the New York School of Poetry, and were sometimes referred to as the Tulsa School of Poetry. Clark went on to pioneer his cutting-edge brand of photography and filmmaking, while Kaiser (not technically part of the Tulsa School of Poetry) went on to make a ton of money. Interesting example of the juvenile influences of a nice accumulation of notable members of the avante garde.