San Francisco: Ephemeris, Cranium Press (Issue 2), no date [ca. 1960s]. First edition, original wrappers. Corner left staple for 1 and 2; issue three in newspaper format. Not in Clay & Phillips; Hart; or Butterick. Some fading to the cover of issue 1, minute chip to the back cover corner..... More
Berkeley & San Francisco, CA: 1964-1964. First edition. Original wrappers. 8 1/2 x 11 inches. Very good. Synapse, edited by D.R. Hazelton, ran for four issues out of Berkeley from 1964 to the Poetry Conference the next year. Synapse is actually not mentioned in Clay and Phillips, despite being a...... More
New York: Perreault, 1965. First edition. Original wrappers, stapled, reinforced by black tape. Unpaginated. 8.5 x 11 inches, with mild soiling. Back cover has a small tear in top corner (not affecting text) with a few pieces of clear tape for reinforcement, else very good. Contributors include Alan Kaplan, Aram..... More
New York: Perreault, Summer 1965. First edition. Original wrappers, side-stapled. Unpaginated. with some chips around top staple, some mild tanning and the initial FG in green ink on top edge. Library stamp on cover stating, ˝Mar 28 1985 New Mexico State University,Ø else very good. Contributors include: Kathleen Fraser, Joseph..... More
Detroit: Artists› Workshop Press, 1967. First edition, 4to. 50pp. Illustrated, side-stapled wrappers; with an introduction and edited by White Panther Party member and contributor John Sinclair. An anthology of writings from the mid-1960s Artists› Worksheet publications. Manifestos, poetry, articles and more on the Detroit counterculture scene of the 1960s. With..... More
New York City: Lorenz Gude & Ted Berrigan, 1964. First edition. Foolscap format, mimeographed on rectos only. Side-stapled. Single issue of the little magazine, which was of primary importance to the formation of the Second New York School. Cover by Joe Brainard and Ted Berrigan. More
New York City: Lorenz Gude, 1964. First edition. Foolscap format, mimeographed on rectos only; stapled. Single issue of the little magazine, which was of primary importance to the formation of the Second generation New York School. This issue is notable for including a cover and five pages of art, mostly..... More
