soto gary editor (15 Ergebnisse)

paperback. Zustand: As New. 1995; Michigan; illustrated, glossy paper covers; mild shelf wear; some red underlining, but mostly clean interior; 8vo - over 7 3/4" to 9 3/4" tall; 230 pages.

Zustand: GOOD. First printing. Iincludes poetry by Stephen Dunn, George Evans, Elizabeth Spires, Greg Glazner, Gary Soto, Jane Kenyon and others; comments by Alice Fulton, reviews. Notes on contributors. Very good in blue wrappers (sunning to spine.).

Zustand: NEAR FINE. First printing. An interesting and eclectic magazine dedicated to publishing the work of writers, artists and publishers of the West Coast - including short stories, poetry, translations, and excerpts from work in progress. Included in this issue are works by Gary Soto, Tess Gallagher, Wang Meng, Leonard Michaels, Alan Dundes and others. Art and photography by Dale Chihuly, Wayne Thiebaud, Yuji Morita and more. Cover by Michael Burns. 134 pp. We specialize in literary journals, and have many others - including many not yet catalogued and listed on line. Very near fine in stiff wrappers.

Zustand: VERY GOOD. First printing. SIGNED by Gary Soto at his poem "Summer Marriage." Also includes poems by Alice Ostriker, Deborah Pope, Allison Funk, David Schloss, B. H. Fairchild and others; book reviews, notes on contributors. Very good overall (remnants of mailing label on front cover, some pencilled notations.).

Zustand: FINE. First thus. An interesting and eclectic magazine dedicated to publishing the work of writers, artists and publishers of the West Coast - including short stories, poetry, translations, and excerpts from work in progress. SIGNED by Laux at her poem "On the River." Also included in this issue are works by Gary Soto, Tess Gallagher, Wang Meng, Leonard Michaels, Alan Dundes and others. Art and photography by Dale Chihuly, Wayne Thiebaud, Yuji Morita and more. Cover by Michael Burns. 134 pp. We specialize in literary journals, and have many others - including many not yet catalogued and listed on line. Very near fine in stiff wrappers.

Zustand: NEAR FINE. First thus. A magazine dedicated to publishing the work of writers, artists and publishers of the West Coast - including short stories, poetry, translations, and excerpts from work in progress. SIGNED by Marilyn Chin at her contribution "Urban Love Poem." Also included in this issue are works by Robert Haas, John Haines, Marilyn Chin, Neeli Cherkovski, Stephen Mitchell, Gary Soto and more. Photographs and cover by Martha Burns. 136 pp. We specialize in literary journals, and have many others - including many not yet catalogued and listed on line. Very near fine in stiff wrappers.

Zustand: FINE. First printing. A poetry anthology especially for young adults - "Drawing on poems both serious and silly and poets from Shakespeare to Lucille Clifton, The Body Eclectic looks at what our bodies are, what they are not, how we love them and taunt them, what they give us, and what they take away." More than 70 poems, including selections from Sandra Cisneros, Gary Soto, Li-Young Lee, William Stafford, Jane Hirshfield, Sherman Alexie, Thomas Hardy and many more. SIGNED by TWO contributors: on the title page by the editor, Patrice Vecchione and by Gary Soto at his poem "Black Hair." Introduction and biographical notes with suggestions for further readings. Index of authors and titles, 192 pp. Fine in a fine dust jacket (as new.).

Zustand: NEAR FINE. First printing. The second anniversary issue of this interesting magazine - SIGNED by TWO authors: by Chin at her poem "Art Wong is Alive and Ill and Struggling in Oakland, California,"and James D. Houston at his story "The Lost Brother." Also included are works by Marilyn Chin, Fred Schowalter, Steve Benson, Gary Soto, Stan Rice, Ursule K. Le Guin, Guy Davenport and more. Art by Ben Blackwell, Viola Frey, Ed Ruscha, Peter Stackpole, Robert Therrien and others. Cover by Susan Hauptman. 152 pp. We specialize in literary journals, and have many others - including many not yet catalogued and listed on line. Near fine in stiff wrappers (sunning to spine.).

Hardcover. Soto, Gary (illustrator). xvi, 330 p. Illustrations. Map. Notes. Index. Foreword by Gary Soto. The companion volume to a 1997 PBS documentary, and a prime example of its genre. With veteran journalists Susan Ferriss ("San Francisco Examiner") and Ricardo Sandoval ("San Jose Mercury News") providing an exposition of the historical narrative, this account is filled out with first-person anecdotes and eyewitness accounts, news clips, photographs, and even letters home from migrant workers in a manner that successfully evokes the spirit, texture, and feel of the political and social context. The resulting pastiche provides a general-interest overview of the struggle to organize the nation's agricultural workers from the founding of the United Farm Workers in 1962 through Chavez's death in 1993. Good in good dust jacket. Price clipped. Paperclip impression on a couple of pages. DJ has slight wear and soiling. Hinges somewhat sprung. First edition. Stated. First printing [stated].

Zustand: VERY GOOD. First printing. "An annual small press reader." Introduction by Henderson. SIGNED by two authors: by Pollitt at her poem "Turning Thirty" and by Soto at "Mexicans Begin Jogging." Includes 32 poems, 9 essays and 16 short stories by many authors, including Wendell Berry, Derek Walcott, C.K. Williams, Charles Baxter, Joyce Carol Oates, Mary Robison, Jorie Graham and many others. Index to the series, notes on contributors. 568 pp. Endpapers illustrated with engravings by Michael McCurdy of Penmaen Press. Very good in a good dust jacket. (corners somewhat bumped, severe sunning to spine of dj, minor edgewear.).

Zustand: FINE. First printing in wrappers, issued simultaneously with hardcover. A collection of 32 prose pieces about growing up in California now long gone; the authors include Devorah Majors, James D. Houston, Genny Lim, Maxine Hong Kingston, Gary Soto, M. F. K. Fisher, Mary Helen Ponce, Gerald Haslam, Hisaye Yamamote, Richard Dokey, Domenic Stansberry, Soto himself and many others. SIGNED by TWO authors: INSCRIBED on the title page by Gary Soto and SIGNED by Maxine Hong Kingston at her story "The Quiet Girl". 255 pp plus notes on the contributors. Near fine in glossy illustrated wrappers.

Zustand: FINE. First printing. An early anthology of poetry and fiction by writers from California's San Joaquim valley. Contributors include William Everson, Philip Levine, Shirley Williams, Wendy Bishop, Gary Soto, Eugene Redmond, Roberta Spear, David St. John and others. SIGNED by Gary Soto at his poem "History." Each writer's selections are preceded by brief biographical comments. Introduction by the editor, and illustrated with drawings by Albert Naso. An attractive and uncommon book. slightly oversized. Errata slip laid in. Notes on contributors. 214 pp. Very near fine in a like dustjacket.

Zustand: FINE. First printing in wrappers, issued simultaneously with hardcover. A collection of 32 prose pieces about growing up in California now long gone; the authors include Devorah Majors, James D. Houston, Genny Lim, Maxine Hong Kingston, Gary Soto, M. F. K. Fisher, Mary Helen Ponce, Gerald Haslam, Hisaye Yamamote, Richard Dokey, Domenic Stansberry, Soto himself and many others. SIGNED by THREE authors at their selections: Maxine Hong Kingston, Genny Lim and Floyd Salas. 255 pp plus notes on the contributors. Near fine in glossy illustrated wrappers (a bit of wear to the covers and a few spots to the edges of the textblock, but a clean and tight copy with no spine creases, etc.).

Zustand: VERY GOOD. First printing. An annual anthology of essays, short stories and poems, selected from small literary journals across America - a reflection of the diversity and excellence to be found in offbeat publications from across the United States. SIGNED by two contributors: by Rios at his story "The Other League of Nations" and by Gary Soto at his poem "The Wrestler's Heart." Also includes fiction from Janet Peery, Ha Jin, Stephen Barthelme, Alexander Theroux; poetry from Eavan Boland, Hayden Carruth, Louise Gluck, Gary Young, Carol Muske, C. K. Williams; nonfiction from Philip Levine, William H. Gass, Sigrid Nunez and much more - including "Glimpses: Raymond Carver" with comments from Maryann Carver, Douglas Unger, William Kittredge, Richard Ford, Tobias Wolfe and others. List of special mentions, brief notes on the author, and index to the first 17 volumes. 570 pp. Very good+ in very good dust jacket (short closed tear to front cover of dj.).

Zustand: FINE. First printing. An interesting anthology of works by William Everson, Philip Levine, Gary Soto, Gerald Haslam, Richard Dokey, Shirley Williams, Eugene Redmond, David St. John, Joyce Odam, and many others. INSCRIBED on the title page by both the editor Jane Watts and the illustrator, Albert Naso, and dated in 1980 and also SIGNED by THREE authors at their contributions: by Gary Soto at his poem "History, " and by David St John at 'Hush' by Richard Dokey at his story "The Dead Man" , and uncommon thus. Includes notes on the authors. A very handsomely produced work, slightly oversized, 214 pp. Fine in near fine dust jacket (price-clipped.) Errata slip laid in.