Ted berrigan et al (27 Ergebnisse)

Paperback. Zustand: Good. First Printing. Clean pages, if modestly age-toned around outside edges; no owners' marks; soft cover has a light crease and some surface rippling along the spine, scattered spots of light surface wear, creasing across bottom free corners, age toning at spine and edges, and a small surface tear near the spine heel; otherwise sound. xiv, 155pp.…

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. 1st Edition. Very good copy in saddle-stapled wraps. Inscription by Berrigan reads, "Best Wishes, M.B. (by) Ted Berrigan," with an arrow drawn to Michael Benedikt's name in the table of contents. Font cover is pulling a bit at the staples with some toning and smudging to covers. Light wear at fore-edges. IB. Inscribed by Author(s).…

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. 1st Edition. Very good copy in softcover. Light rubbing to covers. White spine with lime green titles.

Wraps. Zustand: Good. Printed wraps. Original rice paper jacket present. 256 pp. With a section of black and white plates reproducing paintings by Jasper Johns. Edited by John Ashbery, Art and Literature "was an elegant showcase for important new work from a variety of sources," focusing on avant-garde work in poetry, fiction, art, performance, etc. (Clay and Phillips p. 170). This issue with work by Ted Berrigan, Frank O'Hara, Ron Padgett, Emily Coleman and others. With an essay on Pop Art and a section of paintings and art by Jasper Johns, accompanied by his commentary. GOOD condition. Rice paper jacket browned, with minor staining and soiling. Price stamp on front jacket panel. Chipping, tearing and loss to the jacket along the spine. Minor soiling and edgewear to the book.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Photo of author on title page, 8.25 x 6", cloth backed boards, 749pp with index, a nice, clean, fresh copy in a lightly edge-bumped dustjacket. FIRST EDITION, FIRST PRINTING (full number line). Also edited by Anselm and Edmund Berrigan. This is a large, heavy book that may require additional shipping.…

First edition. Side-stapled mimeograph in yellow card covers; 4to. A combined "Special COSMEP Conference Issue". Contributors include: Ted Berrigan, William Wantling, John Wieners, and James Bertolino. A good copy, back cover loose, soiled. Clay/Phillips p. 281.

Paperback. Zustand: VG-. Very Good Minus staple-bound mimeo, 36* pages with some age-toning esp. to extremities, minor soiling, creasing & corner-wear. *Last page missing -- which would have been blank as all contributors are accounted for.

First Edition. One of 600 copies, this being copy no.417. Slim octavo (22.75cm); pictorial card wrappers, stapled; 27,[1]pp + 2 folded mimeographed leaves (rectos) after the final page of text. Mild creasing to upper and lower wrapper edges; Near Fine. Contents include contributions by Kirby Congdon, George Montgomery, Diane Wakoski, Paul Blackburn, Ed Sanders, Peter Orlovsky, Tuli Kupferberg, Ted Berrigan, Gerard Malanga, and others. 82764.…

First edition. Side-stapled mimeograph in yellow card covers; 4to. A combined "Special COSMEP Conference Issue". Contributors include: Ted Berrigan, William Wantling, John Wieners, and James Bertolino. A very good copy. Clay/Phillips p. 281.

Magazine format. Zustand: Very good. Paperback Mylar wrapped Small Quarto. wraps, unpaginated Standard shipping (no tracking) / Priority (with tracking) / Custom quote for large or heavy orders.

Stapled wraps. Zustand: Good+. No Dust Jacket. Edgeworn with creasing and small tears to the yapp edges, otherwise light wear. Solid oversize stapled wraps. ; Third of six Angel Hair poetry magazines produced by Anne Waldman and Lewis Warsh in their New York apartment during their marriage. Additional contributors to this issue not in the Author section due to space limitations were: Dick Gallup, Robert Duncan, Vito Hannibal Acconci, Charles Stein, Tom Clark, Ron Padgett, and Rene Ricard. Angel Hair was a vital part of the "mimeo revolution" and published work by a generation of innovative, experimental poets, especially those associated with the second-generation New York School, Beat, and Black Mountain movements. This issue number 3 notably including Robert Duncan recalling the serendipitous day when Waldman and Warsh met leading to the birth of Angel Hair in his poem "At the Poetry Conference: Berkeley After the New York Style." ; [48] pages. …

Wraps. Zustand: Good. Printed wraps, side stapled. 37 pp. Front cover illustration by Joe Brainard. Second issue of this noted little magazine of the mimeo revolution, with its "strikingly simple covers and carefully composed pages mak[ing] Lines among the most elegant of all the 1960s mimeograph magazines," (Clay and Phillips, A Secret Location, p. 211). This with poetry by Ted Berrigan, Fielding Dawson, Joe Brainard, Ted Berrigan and others. GOOD condition. Minor toning. Light foxing along the top edge of the front cover, with offsetting along the extremities of the rear cover.…

Zustand: Very Good. First Edition. New York: The Poetry Project at St. Mark's Church, n.d. [but ca. 1983]. First Edition. Quarto (28cm); publisher's pictorial staplebound card wrappers; [2],67pp.; halftone photographic portrait of Berrigan bound in rear. Moderate toning to wrapper and textblock, else Very Good and sound. Contributors include Tom Savage and Eileen Myles, concluding with an interview with Ted Berrigan. …

First Edition. First edition. Softcover. Edited by Nancy Presson and Alice Codrescu. Codrescu also did the art work and layout as well. Includes author birthdays, literary events, a poem by Anne Waldman, F. Garcia Lorca, and text by Friedrich Nietzsche, Ted Berrigan after Arthur Rimbaud, and others. A close to near fine copy in stapled wrappers with some minor wear and with a laid in slip from the editors. Scarce, with only 2 copies listed in OCLC. …

Zustand: Very Good. New York: The Poetry Project, 1967. First Edition. Tall, slim folio (35.5cm); publisher's white pictorial staple bound wrappers; [35]ll. printed mimeograph on rectos only. Wrappers a bit worn and dust-soiled, textblock edges foxed, else Very Good and sound. Substantial who's who of the New York Poetry Project scene, including contributions by Ted Berrigan, Joe Brainard, Ruth Krauss, Diane Wakoski, Anne Waldman, and many others.…

First printing. 80 pp., 6.5 x 8 inches. Perfect-bound in printed card covers. Edited by Barry Miles, with Ted Berrigan as New York editor. Minor toning and creasing to covers; title written neatly on unprinted spine, otherwise a very good, sound copy. An incredible transatlantic assemblage (a "North Atlantic turn-on," per the cover), beginning with 26 pages of compositions from Ginsberg's journals ("Ankor-Wat"), and including, along with the more familiar names listed above, such interesting and under-attended writers as Paul Ableman, Christopher Perret, and musician Archie Shepp. Per the editor's prefatory notes, Ginsberg "declined payment for ëAnkor Wat' and his money has been divided between the other contributors." There appears to have been no second issue of Long Hair proper, which was succeeded by Long Hair Times (also one issue? which included issues of The Gate, published by the London Free School, and Ed Sanders Newsletter), and eventually the International Times.Worth the price of admission for the ads, contributors' notes, and breathless insurrectionary editorial alone.…

Softcover. Zustand: Very Good. First edition. Quarto. Three leaves stapled at one corner, printed rectos only. About very good with toning and stains, particularly to the first sheet, as well as a tiny tear and some creasing. A "News Release" printed on the occasion of a June 4, 1969 New York City protest where "more than 30 New York poets, painters, and editors picketed Harcourt, Brace & World Building to protest what they called the 'unpublishing' of an edition of 20 years work in poetry by the San Francisco poet Philip Whalen. The main issue was the excessive price of $17.50 placed on this first collection by Whalen. The last leaf provides a list of notable participants including Ted Berrigan, Jim Carroll, Gerard Malanga, Ron Padgett, Anne Waldman, Bernadette Mayer, Patti Oldenburg, and Larry Fagan, among others. An uncommon, ephemeral item. *OCLC* locates a single copy.…

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. First Edition. unpaginated. Stapled wraps. toning to the white covers. light wear to the extremities, minor curling to the corners. internally clean, with light toning to the edges. This book is comprised of collaborative comic strips drawn by Brainard and authored by a number of the New York School poets in his circle, including John Ashbery, Bill Berkson, Ted Berrigan, Kenward Elmslie, Barbara Guest, Kenneth Koch, Frank Lima, Frank OHara, and others. Scarce. This was the 2nd and final issue of the publication. Size: Quarto. Joe Brainard (illustrator). Book.…

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. 1st Edition. Small quarto soft cover. Staple-bound wraps with mild scuffing, creasing, and edge wear. First issue of Big Sky. Inscribed by poet and editor Bill Berkson to the poet Gary Snyder, soliciting his contribution to future issues. Very good. Inscribed by Author(s).…

softcover. Zustand: fine. First edition. Side stapled mimeo style work, wraps. First issue, of #1, of this mimeo or little magazine from New York, devoted to avant-garde and experimental poetry. Published by artist, poet and critic John Perreault. This issue with work by Ted Berrigan, Aram Saroyan, Gerard Malanga and a piece "as told to Andy Warhol by Gerard Malanga," among others. Warhol provides the cover artwork. 8½" - 7". Andy Warhol (illustrator). Magazine/Periodical. …

Softcover. Zustand: VG-. Rare example of this seminal bundle of fun. Staple-bound, 8.5 x 14 inches, unpaginated with artwork on one side only of each sheet except for the last, which is blank, and is also detached from the staples. Brainard collaborates here with many of his writer friends and colleagues including Bill Berkson, Frank O'Hara, Gerard Malanga, James Schuyler, Peter Schjeldahl and Barbara Guest. Condition issues: heavy discoloration to front cover (& with one light ripply pen mark); with some chipping and creasing to edges, top staple just about detatched. Light general edge-wear to pages but nothing egregious and no rips or stains or other markings within. Interior pages quite bright. Scarce. Further images upon request.…

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Book. An important magazine of experimental poetry, fiction and art, published by Opal and Ellen Nations between 1970-1980 (from London to San Francisco to Vancouver); gathered here is a substantial collection of 13 of its 20 issues (nos. 14 and 19 were not published). With many American poets published, as well as British, featured contributors include: Douglas Blazek, Bob Cobbing, Allen Fisher, Jeff Nuttall, Ted Berrigan, Bernadette Mayer and others. Contents: No.1 A story by Sladek from 1966, published as the first issue of Nations' magazine; the cover collage is by Nations. Loosely inserted are three stapled foolscap sheets (folded once horizontally), apparently as issued - they comprise 5pp. of text, and Nations' website describes this issue as being 25pp.No. 3, London, 1971: 327 x 200 mm, stapled, mimeo, 40 pp. 'The Ron Padgett Issue' - poems by R.P. Cover by Joe Brainard. London, 1971. Mimeo. Limited edition of 250 copies. / No. 4, London, 1971: 330 x 202 mm, stapled, mimeo, 44 pp. Works by: Douglas Blazek, Bob Cobbing, Clark Coolidge, Tom Disch, Allen Fisher, Paul Gogarty, Opal Nations, Jeff Nuttall, John Giorno. Collage cover by Opal Nations. / No. 5, London 1971: 330 x 203 mm, stapled, mimeo, 44 pp. 'Goodies from Anne Waldman'. Cover drawing by Joe Brainard. Works by: Fagin, Brownstein, Giorno, Berkson, Warsh, Berrigan, Schiff, Mayer, Gilfillan, Padgett and Waldman. / No. 6, London, 1971: 330 x 205 mm, stapled, mimeo, 40 pp. 'The Larry Fagin Issue': Poems and collaborations by L.F. with Brownstein, John Clark, Tom Clark, Padgett, Coolidge, Berkson and Veitch. Front & back cover drawings by Glen Baxter. Limited edition of 200 copies. / No. 7, London, 1972: 330 x 202 mm, stapled, mimeo, 44 pp. Cover drawing by Bill Berkson. Works by: Glen Baxter, Allen Fisher, Maureen Owen, Lewis Warsh, Tuli Kupferberg, Andrei Codrescu, Tony Towle, Tom Veitch, Larry Eigner, Keith Abbott and others. / No. 8, 1972, edited by Allen Fisher, 208 x 295 mm, stapled sheets between card printed covers. Works by Jeff Nuttall, Opal L Nations, and others. / No.9, edited by Natons. 280x216mm. Stapled, mimeo, unpaginated. Edition of 200. Works by Aram Saroyan, Robin Crozier, Pierre Joris, Glen Baxter, Maria Gitin et al. / No. 10, San Francisco, 1972: 355 x 215 mm, stapled, mimeo, 113 pp. Edited by Andrei Codrescu; printed and published by him. Front and back covers by Nanos Valaoritis. Works by: Lewis MacAdams, Harold Norse, Tom Veitch, Opal Nations, Nanos Valaoritis, Andrei Codrescu, Claude Pelieu, Ted Berrigan, Gerard Malanga, Alice Notley, Wm. Talcott, Ron Sukenick and others. Interview with Phil Whalen/ No. 10A, September 1972, 290 x 208 mm, mimeo with perfect binding tape, edited by Allen Fisher and Dick Miller. Works by Wolf Vostell, Dieter Rot, Thomas A. Clark, Glen Baxter and others / No. 10B 1973/4. A4 208 x 295 mm, mimeo w/ card covers, perfect binding with tape, 144pp. Edited by Allen Fisher & Dick Miller. Works by Themerson, Mottram, Fisher, Butler, Griffiths, Joris, Nations, Clark, Harwood, Mayor, Cobbing et al. / No. 15, San Francisco, 1974: 291 x 220 mm, stapled, with dust jacket and covers by Opal Nations, offset, 134 pp. Works by: George Bowering, Nanos Valaoritis, Norman Mustill, Opal Nations, Ray Johnson, Irene Dogmatic, Britton Wilkie, Jack Hirschman, Kathy Acker, Tom Veitch, Cecil Hellman, Bernadette Mayer and many others. Also Arthur Craven (in translation). / No. 16, Vancouver, B.C., 1974: 215 x 144 mm (smaller format than the other 'foolscap' issues), "Etrange Faeces". Special French to English translations issue, edited by Tony Montague and Opal Nations. Front & back covers by Erro. Works by: Jarry, Apollinaire, Radiguet, Tzara, Peret, Soupault, Arp, Eluard, Desnos, Cesaire, Michaux, Artaud, Aragon, Jacob, Char, Breton, Prevert, Ponge and others. Limited edition of 500 copies. / No. 17, Vancouver, 1975: 355 x 215 mm, stapled, offset, 61 pp. Special Canadian Issue of experimental fiction and graphics.Works by: Toby MacLennan. …

First Edition. Tabloid (44cm); pictorial newsprint wrappers; 24pp; illus. Modest wear to extremities, subtle toning to wrappers, with numerous tiny tears, particularly along the spine-fold and upper edge; Very Good. Though never as popular or widely-circulated as its brethren like The East Village Other and The Berkeley Barb, nor as political as such radical-left undergrounds as The Black Panther and New Left Notes, John Wilcock's Other Scenes probably deserves pride of place as the most daring, creative, and experimental of the alternative press papers of the late Sixties. It was also - probably a function of Wilcock's comparative maturity (he was already in his late thirties in 1967) - far less reliant on the sort of psychedelic mish-mosh that defined the aesthetic of most other underground papers of the period. Described in the masthead as "a revolutionary newsletter concerned with art, politics, sociology, sex and the creation of a more equitable society," Other Scenes was heavily influenced by both the Fluxus and mail-art movements as well as Andy Warhol's avant-pop aesthetic (Wilcock was a regular Factory denizen). The paper operated as much as a virtual underground club for its subscribers as it did a vehicle for news distribution; according to the masthead of an early issue, Wilcock distributed the paper "twenty times a year from wherever its editor happens to be," and his mailings often included "surprises" including "newsletters, newspapers, letters, brochures and discoveries that I make in all parts of the world." Contents include contributions by Robert Wolf, Lita Eliscu, John Sinclair, Alex Apostolides, Gerard Malanga, John Webster, John Wilcock, Ted Berrigan, George Schneeman, and others.…

Zustand: Very Good +. First Edition. Chicago: The Yellow Press, 1972. First Edition. Quarto (28cm); unpaginated. Publisher's stiff staple-bound wraps retaining 50¢ stamp at front panel. Wraps lightly bumped and smudged. Binding sound. Textblock, endsheets, and interior pages clean. Very Good or better. Inaugural issue of this scarce poetry periodical. Featuring contributions from Alice Notley, Ted Berrigan, and Ron Padgett, among others.…

Side-stapled, 11" x 8½", [3] p.l., 19 leaves printed from typescript on yellow and pink paper on rectos only, plus a final (20th) leaf (back cover) printed only on the verso; near fine. Edition limited to 424 copies, this being one of 400 in the trade edition. Contains poems by Szabo, Allen Ginsberg, Ed Saunders, Ted Berrigan, John Harriman, Ron Padgett, Al Fowler, John Keys, and Harry Fainlight.…

Zustand: Very Good. New York: Nadada Inc., 1964-1965. First Editions. Two quarto volumes; 43; 76pp. Illustrations to volume 2. Pictorial card wraps. Rubbing and some staining to wraps; bindings sound and pages unmarked. TLS from Baum to a Rene in French and English, casual and light-hearted in tone, noting the gift of Nadada No. 2 and saying he had to give up the magazine for his "awful-awful-awful-awful-(not-so-bad?)-ah-art-business. Ugh, whoopee.". …

First edition, all published. First edition, all published. 8 pp. (2 broadsheets folded). Folio. Tabloid sheet for the New York School and Peace Eye Bookstore set, filled with raunchy drawings and stories with references to the poets. INCLUDES CLASSIFIEDS. With some slices through the back page, some going through to middle, and a few spots of soiling to verso. Still very good 8 pp. (2 broadsheets folded). Folio. …