Robert duncan et al (30 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: Good. - Octavo, softcover bound in decorative black-and-white wrappers. There is light staining to the wraps along the spine with additional staining to the top edge of the rear wrap & soiling to its upper half. The spine is darkened. Title & pages 194-[288]. There are a few small stains to the fore-edge with tiny stains to the top corners of several pages. Good.…

Zustand: Good. - Octavo, softcover bound in printed blue & white wraps. The wraps are bumped & soiled with the spine & extremities darkened. The tail of the spine is chipped. [iv] & 267 pages plus ads. There are a few pencil check marks & a very few ink & pencil underlinings. Good. Among the contents is an interview with Marianne Moore by Grace Schulman.…

Zustand: Very good. - Octavo, cloth in a dust wrapper. The binding is very lightly bumped & the rear panel of the dust wrapper is slightly soiled. There is a short tear to the front flap of the dust jacket. 275 & [1] pages plus ads. Black-and-white illustrations. Near fine in a very good dust wrapper. Edited by Bradford Morrow. Contributing Editors: Edouard Roditi (Paris); Walter Abish, Guy Davenport, Kenneth Irby, Ann Lauterbach, Nathaniel Tarn (USA).Among the contents are conversations between Robert Duncan and Michael McClure and between Edmund White and Edouard Roditi, fiction by John Hawkes and Mary Caponegro, essays by Walter Abish and Cid Corman and poetry by Douglas Messerli, Nathaniel Tarn and others.…

Wraps. Zustand: Good. Illustrated wraps. 253 pp. A little magazine devoted to poetry and prose, with this issue featuring work by poets associated with the LANGUAGE movement, Ron Silliman and Susan Howe; work by Robert Duncan, Larry Eigner and many others. GOOD condition. General toning to the covers, with minor soiling and staining. Minor creasing to the covers, with bumping and curling at the corners. Faint dampstain at the upper corner of the fore edge.…

Soft cover. Zustand: Fine. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Periodical softcover First Edition pp62. Condition Internally bright, tight and clean. Slight bumping to corners. Light foxing and rubbing to covers. Unmarked. Clean. Stapled.

First Edition. Stapled illustrated wrappers; square 8vo. 172 pp. Cover by Knute Stiles. Contributions from Bern Porter, Robert Duncan (much on RD), Richard Blevins, Helen Adam, James Broughton, George Bowering, John Wieners, Kenneth Irby, David Bromige and others. Fifth volume (of 12 total) of this important little magazine that moved with the editor from Kent to SUNY Buffalo where Robert Bertholf was the Curator for the Poetry Collection. Clay/Phillips p 271. A very good or better copy, the spine lightly toned and worn.…

Zustand: Good. Perfectbound in blue wraps. 8vo. 6 x 9 inches. 144 pp. Symposium with Robert Bly, Frederick Crews, Robert Duncan, Richard Eberhart, Arthur Miller, Howard Nemerov, Henry Roth, and Louis Untermeyer. Poems by David Bromige, Ron Koertge, Denise Levertov, Czeslaw Milocz, Ron Silliman, James Tate, and others. Art and photographs by California artists. …

Softcover. Zustand: Near Fine. Magazine. Cover by Fielding Dawson. Quarto. 66pp. Stapled pictorial wrappers. Near fine with edgewear. Includes contributions from Robert Kelly, James Koller, Diane Wakoski, Allen Ginsberg, Robert Duncan, Paul Blackburn, Michael Rumaker, Clark Coolidge, Tuli Kufferber, Joanne Kyger, John Thibeau, Gail Dusenberg, and many others. b. …

First edition, first printing. Signed by the author and all contributors. Hardcover. Publisher's original boards illustrated by Les Edwards. A fine copy, the binding square and tight, bright and fresh. The contents are clean throughout and without previous owners' inscriptions or stamps. Issued in this deluxe edition of 200 copies, this example is numbered 177 and signed by Graham Joyce, Hal Duncan, F. Brett Cox, Quentin S. Crisp, Marly Youmans, Christopher Fowler, Richard Parks, J. F. Peterson, Paul Di Filippo and Robert T. Jeschonek on the limitation pages. The 13th issue of PS Publishing's quarterly magazine featuring science fiction, fantasy and horror stories. Further details and images for any of the items listed are available on request. All items are catalogued by humans. Lucius Books welcomes direct contact with our customers. Signed by Author(s).…

Zustand: Good. Poster advertising readings at the Allentown Community Center. Poets listed include: Sonia Sanchez, Emile Latimer, Duffy Seleska, John Daley, Robert Duncan, George Quasha, Charles Stein, Ron Padget and Dick Gallup, with "sounds and echoes" of Yementa. 11 x 17 inches. Very good, folded across middle. Suitable for framing.…

Paperback. Zustand: VG. Staple-bound 8vo, 47 pages, Very Good minus condition with a chip missing at rear by crown of spine; light soiling & fading to covers & some edge-wear. Interior, while tanned, is nearly flawless. Uncommon.

Wraps. Zustand: Good. Illustrated wraps. 32 pp. Third issue of this little magazine that was "tremendously influential in spreading knowledge about deep image poetry," (Clay and Phillips, p. 130). Five issues of this magazine were published from 1960 to 1964. This issue with work by Diane Wakoski, Paul Blackburn, Robert Duncan, George Economou, Robert Kelly, Jerome Rothenberg and others. GOOD condition. Moderate toning to the covers. Minor soiling and scuffing. Light edgewear. Small bookplate haphazardly peeled/scraped off the inside front cover. …

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.

Softcover. Zustand: Fine. Oblong octavo. 100pp. Stapled gray decorated wrappers. A little rust on the staples, else fine. Signed by Malanga on the contents page. A literary journal.

Softcover. Zustand: Fine. Program. 12pp. Stiff paper wraps. Fine. The San Francisco Poetry Center is one of the country's most respected and longest-running poetry institutions, founded in 1954. This program announces the various poetry readings to be held in the fall of 1957, along with a list of past speakers, a members list, and quotes from various poets endorsing it, such as Robert Duncan, Robert Lowell, Charles Olson, Kenneth Rexroth, William Carlos Williams, Richard Eberhardt, Jean Garrigue, Josephine Miles, Allen Tate, Karl Shapiro, Rober Horam, and others.…

Wraps. Zustand: Good. Illustrated wraps. 28 pp. First issue of this little magazine that was "tremendously influential in spreading knowledge about deep image poetry," (Clay and Phillips, p. 130). Five issues of this magazine were published from 1960 to 1964. This issue with work by David Antin, Robert Duncan, George Economou, Robert Kelly, Jerome Rothenberg and others. GOOD condition. Moderate to heavy uneven toning to the covers. Minor soiling and scuffing. Light edgewear. Small bookplate haphazardly peeled/scraped off the inside front cover. …

Paperback. Zustand: Good. First Edition. 92 pages. Features: Glorious cover illustration by John Little of wedding scene on St. Urbain St. in old Montreal; Editorial in favour of banning atomic tests until their harm is known; One-page International (Harvester) Construction Equipment ad features St. Lawrence Seaway construction and the 24-ton Payhauler used to move rock; Communism, too, bears seeds of freedom; J.B. Priestly's Canadian play sizzles, fizzles; Nice one-page Matinee cigarette ad features illustration of fashionable couples at yacht club; Federal Election - why should we vote for you?; Will Harry Ferguson Revolutionize the Car Industry Too? - he did it to farming with a pint-sized tractor that even Henry Ford marveled at, and now he's designed a new car the world's been waiting for; The Wonderful World of French-Canadian TV - article with great colour photos; The Shy Baroness of Brokerage - Muriel Sprague Richardson of James Richardson and Sons Limited; Look Now, Horseman. - Novelette; The Embattled Ringmaster of Fighting Words - photo-illustrated article on Nathan Cohen who, when he isn't inciting guests on his TV panel to mayhem is committing it himself as Canada's toughest drama critic; John D. Hayes runs 127 Laura Secord chocolate shops and 401 Fanny Farmer chocolate shops in the U.S. - and he's almost blind - article with nice photo; Nostalgic centrefold federal election ad for the Progressive Conservative Party of Canada features one-page black and white photo portrait of John Diefenbaker; Nice one-page colour ad for the Pontiac Laurentian (white convertible); One-page ad for the Polaroid Land Camera; Hugh Maclennan's most memorable meal - a Greak feast on a ruined roast; One-page ad for Trans-Canada Airlines features illustrations of their DC-8, Vanguard and Viscount planes; One-page election ad for the federal Liberal party features photo of Louis St. Laurent; Nostalgic Oldsmobile ad features colour photo of man leaning on hood of red car; O'Keefe ad features colour photo of man in armour riding horse in front of a CF-100 fighter jet; Nice colour ad for Black Label Beer features "Mabel"; Great colour GWG ad inside back cover features various denim and other garments; Back cover Coke ad features illustration of sailboat social scene; and more. Moderate wear. Unmarked. Binding intact. A sound copy of this wonderful vintage issue.; Magazine; Folio - over 12" - 15" tall; Maclean's, Canada's National Magazine, June 8, 1957 - Muriel Sprague Richardson Feature cover illustration by John Little of wedding scene on St. Urbain St. in old Montreal; Editorial in favour of banning atomic tests until their harm is known; One-page. Illustrated by Little, John (Cover); Macpherson, Duncan (illustrator). …

Single Issue Magazine. Zustand: Fair. First Edition. 56 pages. Features: Great cover illustration of steam shovel; Beads to Billions - The Story of the H.B.C.; Cloak and Dagger Marriage (fiction); How Toronto's Evening Papers Slanted the Election News; The Joey Smallwood Saga; How to Brew Good Coffee; Hong Kong - The Port of Bloodstained Gold - article with great photos; The Man Who Wouldn't Tell (fiction); The Amazing Mechanical Kidney - Doctor Gordon Murray; Gullible's Travels - James Fitzpatrick creates MGM's "Travel Talks"; and more. Front cover missing piece from top corner and secured with archival tape. Back cover missing. Unmarked with above-average wear. A worthy reference copy.; Folio - over 12" - 15" tall; Maclean's - Canada's National Magazine, 15 August (Aug.), 1949 - The Story of the Hudson's Bay Company / Hong Kong Gold Smuggling Newfoundland History Politics Great cover illustration of steam shovel; Beads to Billions - The Story of the H.B.C.; Cloak. Illustrated by Arbuckle, Franklin; Anderson, Donald; Pryne, Rolfe (illustrator).…

Paperback. Zustand: Good. First Edition. 100 pages. Features: Cover art by Frankline Arbuckle shows horse-drawn potato diggers at work in New Brunswick's St. John River Valley near Grand Falls; Nice colour GWG ad inside front cover features macho scene of two men hefting a heavy wooden box; One-page colour Matinee cigarette ad shows high society equestrian scene; Article on Canada's wheat surplus; Notes on a journey to the Wagner Festival; Canada's Biggest Big Businessmen - with photo of Garfield Weston and grandson at his Riviera home, Samuel Bronfman, John David Eaton, Charles Dunning, Joseph Simard, James Muir, A.E. (Dal) Grauer, R.A. Jodrey, E.P. Taylor, and J.S.D.Tory, plus list of dozens of individuals, their number of Boards, and their main interests; How the Queen Talks and What She Says; Florencia Bay (part 1); What's Happened to the Suburb They Called Crestwood Heights? (an inquisitive study of Toronto's Forests Hills Village; Why I'm Quitting Hocky for Football - Gerry James chooses the Winnipeg Blue Bombers over the Toronto Maple Leafs - article with photos; How a Teenager's Dream Came True at Stratford - Roberta Maxwell; Nostalgic BA ad for their Velvet 98 gas says a 'new star is born' and shows lady's face at center of star; Classy one-page colour-photo ad for Omega Watches says they are the official timepiece of Canadian Pacific Airlines; One-page colour ad for Canada Steamship lines features the lake freighter 'Georgian Bay'; 3/4-page Canadair ad features their CL-44 aircraft; Nice one-page Hammond Organ ad; Canadian Club colour-photo ad features photos in Switzerland where Theodor Wyrsch won a flag-swinging contest at St. Moritz; I Ate My Way Up the Waldord, by Antony Ferry; Marconi Radio ad; Toronto-Dominion (TD) Bank ad encourages modern husbands and wives to have individual chequing accounts; Vintage two-colour (black and red) Bank of Montreal ad features a long-forgotten logo; One-page colour ad for O'Keefe Ale features couple; Back cover Polysar ad features colour illustration entitled 'When Saturday Night was Bath Night', which shows mother bathing young girl in large wooden basin in kitchen with water heated on the stove; and more. Unmarked with moderate wear. A sound vintage copy of this great issue. Arbuckle, Franklin (cover); Dallison, Ken; Macpherson, Duncan (illustrator).…

Single Issue Magazine. Zustand: Good. First Edition. 80 pages. Features: Lovely cover illustration of young lady and butterflies by Hal Smith; Colour ad for the Parker "51" pen inside front cover; Charming half-page colour Orange Crush ad features brown bottle and little girl in yellow dress; One-page colour ad for Heinz 57 Sauce; What Does Soviet Russia Want? - column with photo of Sir Robert Alexander Watson Watt, inventor of the Radiolocator; Colour ad for Parker Quink ink; Blue Top Brewing Company one-page ad features "The Garden Home"; One-page ad for the Trans-Canada Telephone System features map of Canada and old-style rotary phone; Vocalist Portia White - photo-illustrated article; The Gold Salt Box; Exploits of M.I. 5 - part 1 of photo-illustrated article which reveals the first detailed record of Britain's secret agents in Germany and enemy-occupied territory; Rebound; Now That We're To Be Married; Scullers (Rowers) John B. (Jack) Kelly, Sr. and John B. (Kell) Kelly, Jr. - article with photo; The Girl Who Would Be Queen - photo-illustrated article on Princess Elizabeth; Stand By for Action; Man of the Month - Sidney Earle Smith, President of the University of Toronto; Ottawa Roundup - reflections on Mackenzie King's long tenure as Prime Minister; Lovely colour one-page Pontiac ad features 1946 grey two-door; Nice one-page colour ad for Waterman's pens; Fantastic colour centrefold ad for the 1946 Mercury 114 (red four-door); Beautiful two-page colour Chevrolet ad features green 1946 Style Master four-door; Eagle-Lion Pictures ad features actor James Mason; Nicely-illustrated one-page colour ad for Canadian Pacific features speeding night freight train; Music instruction for your musical child; Odo-Ro-No ad features lovely photo of Leslie Aspinall; Arrid deodorant ad features quarter-page black and white photo of Gypsy Rose Lee; Hollywood fashion patterns; Nice colour ads for Swift's premium bacon, Rice Crispies, Johnson's Wax and Fry's Cocoa; One-page Tangee make-up ad features illustrations of Mrs. George Murphy and Constance Luft Huhn; Ladies' holiday fashions; Nice colour ad for Woodbury Powder features Kathryn Grayson; One-page colour Cutex ad features French-style illustration of veiled lady; Colour ad for S.O.S. scouring pads and GSW home appliance; Nice colour White Rose ad inside back cover; Back cover colour Coke ad features graduates celebrating on shady porch; and more. Moderate wear. Unmarked. Binding intact. A sound copy of this wonderful vintage issue. Smith, Hal (cover); Karsh; Scott, John; Blaisdell; Leake, Gerald; Golton, Glenn; (illustrator). …

Single Issue Magazine. Zustand: Good. First Edition. 76 pages. Features: Wonderful cover illustration of ice fishing huts by Macpherson; Quebec Board of Cinema Censors bans film Martin Luther as it shows the Pope in a bad light; Should White Marry Black? - Interracial Marriage; Dulles Battles an Uneasy Europe; Colour Plymouth ad; John Tunney's Stubborn Fight for Justice - this pro-union Winnipeg milkman spent seven years and thousands of dollars battling the union leaders who cost him his job - bonus-length feature article with photos; Do You Know How Old You Really Are? - new atom-age tests make a liar of the calendar; The Lakehead-core of Canada - Karsh photo feature on Fort William-Port Arthur (Thunder Bay) - with interesting emphasis on the huge Finnish labour force; The Memory of a Sentimental Morning - story by Ronald R. Smith - illustrated by Oscar Cahen; People Won't Believe the Colonel's Blind - Col. Eddie Baker and the Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB); He Tried to Create the Perfect Wife - story by Robert Olson; There'll Never Be Another Model T - a Maclean's flashback to 1922 when Henry Ford's 'car for the multitude' became almost a way of life; Lovely colour ad for the 1954 DeSoto; My Adventures in Basic English, by Steve Laszkiewicz, a displace person (DP) from Poland; Unusual colour centerfold "Do I Have To Grow Old?" shows fashionable woman - sponsored by the Canadian Banana Company; Nice colour-photo Coke ad on back cover "After the Prom. it's Coke Time". Unmarked with average wear. A sound vintage copy.; Folio - over 12" - 15" tall; Edmund Houle S.L. Brennan Quebec Board of Cinema Censors bans film Martin Luther as it shows the Pope in a bad light; Should White Marry Black? - Interracial Marriage; Dulles Battles an Uneasy Europe; Colour Plymouth ad; John Tunney's Stubborn Fight for. Illustrated by Macpherson, Duncan (cover art); Whalley, Peter; Cahen,Oscar (illustrator).…

wrapper. Zustand: Almost fine. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: no dj, as issued. 1st edition. San Francisco, Ark, 1956, 48 pp. (8vo) saddle-stitched wrappers. --- --- Signed by Joanna McClure. --- --- Important postwar American underground literary magazine. This issue, co-edited with Michael McClure, contains early appearances by major Beat writers and other contemporary voices. With work by Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg, Charles Olson, Robert Duncan, Robert Creeley, Gary Snyder, Denise Levertov, Kenneth Rexroth, Edward Dorn, Kenneth Patchen, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Paul Cox, et al. --- ---- --- Faint sunning and wear to wrappers; else fine. Ronald Bladen (illustrator). …

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. 1st Edition. All three installments. Octavos. Saddle-stapled in printed wraps and printed letterpress by Villiers Publications. ARK II, MOBY I is signed by Ferlinghetti at his contribution page. A collection of verse, drawings, and articles that captured the San Francisco rennaisance in full flight (volume one) and also laid the groundwork for the Beat Generation (volumes two and three). As such, one of the most important literary journals in the history of American letters and rarely available as a complete set, especially one signed by a contributor and seminal figure of the Beat Movement in Ferlinghetti. All copies very good or better. Complete run. Signed by Author(s).…

Hardcover. Mixed Editions. Octavos, iii-iv, 5-458 (Vol. 1); [2], iii-x, 11-484 (Vol. 4); [2], 5-521 (Vol. 5); [4], vii-xii, 464 (Vol. 7); iii-xii, iii-v, 7-457 (Vol. 8). Good+; all bound in contemporary leather with burgundy spine labels with gilt titling, modern stickers added to three of the five volumes' spines, some scratches and surface marks to covers and slight tears to spine edges and corners; front hinges to all volumes somewhat compromised but bindings else tight; text blocks age toned but clean; minor age toning to pages and some foxing throughout all volumes; ffeps torn out of Vol. 4; previous owner bookplate on front pastedowns "John Fletcher;" MF consignment. Volume I Parts 1-4 1774 Volume IV Parts 1-4 1776 Volume V Parts 1-4 1778 Volume VII 1783 (2nd Edition) Volume VIII 1783. 1359545. Special Collections.…

Hardcover. Mixed Editions. Octavos, iii-iv, 5-458 (Vol. 1); [2], iii-x, 11-484 (Vol. 4); [2], 5-521 (Vol. 5); [4], vii-xii, 464 (Vol. 7); iii-xii, iii-v, 7-457 (Vol. 8). Good+; all bound in contemporary leather with burgundy spine labels with gilt titling, modern stickers added to three of the five volumes' spines, some scratches and surface marks to covers and slight tears to spine edges and corners, culaccino (coffee ring) on cover of Vol. 3; front hinges to all volumes somewhat compromised but bindings else tight; text blocks age toned but clean; minor age toning to pages and some foxing throughout all volumes; ffeps torn out of Vol. 4; previous owner bookplate on front pastedowns "John Fletcher;" MF consignment. Volume 1, Parts 1-4 1774 (2nd) Volume 2, Parts 1-4 1774 (2nd) Volume 3, Parts 1-4 1775 Volume 5, Parts 1-4 1777 Volume 6, Parts 1-4 1779 . 1359551. Special Collections.…

Softcover. Zustand: Very Good. Small quarto (6 ½" x 8"). Bound in textured black leather over flexible card covers, white moiré endpapers, all edges gilt. Short tears and chipping to the head and tail of spine back and along the edges of both covers, else very good. Laid-in is a page from a 1950 Boston Symphony program inscribed by Leonard Bernstein, a Pierre Monteux autograph, and printed flyer announcing a 1956 lecture by Sir Hubert Wilkins at the Georgia Institute of Technology. An important autograph book kept by the Philadelphia architect LeRoy B. Rothschild from 1908 until his death in 1935, and later by his wife Mille up through 1952. Rothschild was a member of "The Ell Kube" a secret society founded by American Jews at the University of Pennsylvania, and designed several commercial buildings in Philadelphia. The book contains 48 autographs and inscriptions, several of which date from performances given by the New York Metropolitan Opera at the Academy of Music in Philadelphia from 1908-12. Included is one autograph and two full page self-portrait sketches signed by Enrico Caruso, together with autographs and inscriptions by several other world famous singers and musicians. The album also includes autographs and inscriptions by several world famous explorers such as Ernest Shackleton, Robert Peary, and Hubert Wilkins, and the American traveler and filmmaker E. Burton Holmes. Among the later entries in the book are autographs by virtuoso violinists Naoum Blinder (1947), Isaac Stern (1947) and Yehudi Menuhin (1952), and laid-in is a program inscribed by Leonard Bernstein "For Mrs. Rothschild." An impressive autograph book kept by two prominent figures among Philadelphia's Jewish community. A more detailed list of selected entries is available.…

Zustand: Very Good -. First Edition. San Francisco: Wild Dog, 1965. First Edition. Quarto (28cm); 43pp. Flimsy illustrated wraps retaining "50 cents" price at rear panel; staple-bound. Wraps bumped and rather toned; large dampstain at front panel. Upper right corner of front panel bears marking in pinkish crayon (?). Front panel chipped where it has become separated from staple, though staple remains present and binding is otherwise sound. Textblock, endsheets, and interior pages lightly bumped and toned. A Very Good minus copy of this independent lit mag. Includes contributions from Richard Brautigan and Robert Duncan. Copies of this issue scarce.…

First Edition. Twelve Issues, all softcovers. Five Octavo issues (21.5cm); stapled pictorial paper wrappers; black-and-white photographic halftones and illustrations throughout. Seven Octavo issues (22cm); pictorial paper wrappers; illus. Full pagination available upon request. While not explicitly marked as such, issues are from the library of contributor, noted poet, translator, and anthropologist Nathaniel Tarn (1928-2024), with his pencilled notes throughout. All issues lightly tanned, with modest shelf-wear and -soil; overall Very Good. Collection of verse, short fiction, and reviews with contributions by Charles Bernstein, Michael Ondaatje, Margaret Atwood, Charles Stein, and Ed Sanders. Issued three times each year under sponsorship of Friends of the University Libraries. [88708].…

Zustand: Near Fine. First Edition. First edition. The third issue of the literary and arts magazine. [80] pp. Bound in publisher's decorative wraps designed by Andy Warhol consisting of a series of perforated "Bomb Hanoi" stickers, intact. A list of contributors printed on the rear cover includes Margaret Randall added with a rubber-stamp cancel. Near Fine with light rubbing and soiling to covers, edges faintly toned with small closed tear to rear at top corner. A scarce issue featuring Charles Bukowski's poem "Drawing of a Band Concert on a Matchbox", works by Allen Ginsberg and Gerard Malanga. Warhol's cover employed a popular right-wing slogan, "Bomb Hanoi," to grab the attention of those who supported the war. The cover's perforated, glue-backed stamps that were intentionally designed to be torn out and pasted on public surfaces, transforming the work into a usable piece of street-level protest art.…

Zustand: Very Good. [San Francisco, CA]: Maya Quarto / Cranium Press, 1969-1970. First Editions, all limited to 300 copies. Large, slim octavos (25.5cm); publisher's variously colored stitched card wrappers, printed paper paste-ons to upper covers; illus. Light wear to wrapper margins, a few spine edges sunned, the upper wrapper of David Meltzer's "From Eden Book" has four-inch slice along spine edge (probably from a box cutter) as well as small white paint splatter, else a Very Good, bright and sound collection accompanied by the distributor Serendipity Books's prospectus. Jack Hirschman's "Shekinah" inscribed and signed by the author on p. [2]; Cid Corman's "Of the Breath of" is one of fifty copies signed on colophon in rear. Complete run of the twelve poetry chapbooks of the Maya Quarto 1970 series, published by Clifford Burke at his Cranium Press. Contents include: 1. "Shekina" by Jack Hirschman 2. "Count Three" by Asa Benveniste 3. "A Pitchblende" by Clayton Eshleman 4. "From Eden Book," by David Meltzer 5. "The Song Mt. Tamalpais Sings" by Lew Welch 6. "Poem Afternoon in a Square of Guadalajara," by John Brandi 7. "Susanna Martin," Harvey Bialy 8. "Poetic Disturbances," by Robert Duncan 9. "Views 1-7," Theodore Enslin 10. "Scenes of Life at the Capital," by Philip Whalen 11. "Greystone Poems," by Bill Bathurst 12. "Of the Breath of," by Cid Corman.…