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    Editorial: Powells.com, 2002

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    Librería: Chaparral Books, Portland, OR, Estados Unidos de AmericaChaparral Books

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    Idioma: Inglés

    Editorial: W. Curtis, 2002

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    Librería: Epilonian Books, Manhattan Beach, CA, Estados Unidos de AmericaEpilonian Books

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    Wrappers. Condición: Very Good. W. Curtis, Published 2002. Wraps, 59 pp.; 22 cm; staple bound; corrected 2nd edition, one of 100 copies, of the Fall 1978 issue of Mr. Cogito (Vol. 4 No. 2, 1000 copies); illustrated with photographs and drawings by the author. In Very Good condition. Illustrated paper covers, light shelf and edge wear. Binding tight, staples sound. Pages clean and unmarked. Signed by Walt Curtis in black ink beneath the copyright line. Selected poems by Walt Curtis (1941-2023), the self-styled unofficial poet laureate of Portland, whose novella Mala Noche became Gus Van Sant's first film. Poems of the Oregon logging country, the Molalla River, Sauvie Island and the Portland streets. Frank sexual content throughout. Introduction by John Gogol, quoting Allen Ginsberg: "Who is this Walt Curtis person anyway?" This corrected second edition carries eleven poems, marked with an asterisk in the contents, that the 1978 issue does not. Photographs and drawings by the author, except one photograph by Marian Wheatley and one by Marty Christensen. Title poem performed by Curtis at the end of the Portland film Property. Contents: Introduction; Peckerneck Country; My Red Rambler; Rambler in the Countryside; Red Rag in the Road, Rambler; Snowy White Woods; My Hard-On; The Spider; The Things I Do When I Am Alone; The Rains Fall, Fall's The Rain; The City of Sorrows; The Soft Rain; The Blue Mouse Theater; Foul Day Before The Parade; Irises; The Lawn; For The Red Woman; Squash; Strawberries; Old-Fashioned Red Roses; Obituary in Lavender and Blood; My Rambler Now Called Abler; Mr. Lint-in-the-Navel, My Laundry; Fable of the Mermaid and the Drunks; DOG/GOD BUDDHA/MAN; How I Will Die; KY Jelly & Mt. Hood; The Surprising Kiss; Boy of the Dust Bowl; Skinnydipping on the Molalla River; Levis; On the Pathos of Pricks of Odd Shape; The Song of the Loon; Picking Pears; Cold Raindrops Release Perfume; Blueberries; Meditation at High Rocks; The Sunflower; Blackberries; Sauvie Island on a Sunny Day; Amaze Me; Woman in the Woods; "La una era la otra"; Raul; At the Cathedral in Guanajuato; The Harvest. Signed by Author.…