Fraser james eds (10 resultados)

93rd year of publication. A tidy copy in tight binding Used - Very Good. VG hardback (no dust jacket) Used - Very Good. VG hardback (no dust jacket).

1st ed. 94th year. A tidy copy in tight binding; spine a little faded Used - Very Good. VG hardback (no dust jacket) Used - Very Good. VG hardback (no dust jacket).

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condición: Bien. X2005J05623. 600g. 380pp. 15,5x23. Estado: bien. Medicina.

Paperback. Condición: Very Good. Book condition: VG with light handling wear. 132 pages. Includes "King John's Attack on Man in 1210", "Naval Disaster off Jutland, 1811", etc. A bright copy.

Soft cover. Condición: Very good. No jacket. Light wear on covers from handling, and one sticker from previous seller on back cover. Occasional pencil tic marks in margins that do not disrupt text; no underlining, highlighting, or writing.

Hardcover. Condición: Good. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Good. 1st Edition. Scientific handbook in great condition. Text in English. 490 pp.

1st edition softback with french flaps As New quarto 207pp., colour & b/w plates, text ills., maps, references, index, Explores the coffins & mummies of Meruah, Horus,Padiashaikhet, & Mer-Neith-it-es between 1200 BCE & 100 CE. Heavily illustrated.

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. First 4 issues of the Poetics Journal edited by Lyn Hejinian and Barrett Watten who also both have essays featured in most issues. Features contributions by, among others, 1.) (January 1982) Viktor Shlovsky, Bob Perelman, Jed Rasula, George Lakoff, Kit Robinson; 2.) (September 1982) "Close Reading" issue: Ron Silliman, Ted Pearson, Rae Armantrout, Carla Harryman, Steve Benson, Johanna Drucker, Jackson Mac Low, Alan Davies; 3.) (May 1983) "Poetry and Philosophy" issue: Pearson, Charles Bernstein, Allen Fisher, David Bromige, Armantrout, Davies, Erica Hunt, Mac Low, Silliman, Rasula; 4.) (May 1984) "Women and Language" issue: Beverly Dahlen, Susan Howe, Benjamin Friedlander, Carolyn Burke, Leslie Scalapino, Johanna Drucker, Abigail Child, Mac Low, Kathleen Fraser, James Sherry. All issues consistently in Very Good condition with some bumping along edges, especially at corners. All free of internal marks. Small stain to front wrapper of number 2 (see image). A nice set of the early numbers of Poetics Journal which ran for 10 issues. …

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. 1st editions except for issue 1 (the blue cover variant, rather than black). 4to. Stapled wrappers. Paginated consecutively from pp.1-540 then pp.617-668, issues 5 and 8 with additional 4pp. centrefolds advertising The Rainbow Alliance Project. Illustrated. But for double issue 13/14, a complete set of 'EPi' ('like teepee', with the 'international' part used, though not always, from issue 5 onwards). The 'official organ of the Zippies', where 'ZIPPY is simply a word to describe a '90s kind of WoMan and of consciousness which has already begun to appear in increasing numbers' ('you might already be one'). 'Zippy = '60s Hippy + Technoperson. Zippies work at combining idealism with private enterprise in a new kind of entrepreneurial socialism.' The plan was for one hundred volumes to be published by the year 2000, each covering a separate theme, the whole 'embodying the greatest distillation of human wisdom/potential of all time, the bible not excluded'. Including: (1) Hippy issue: 'Carpets in the Amazon: A Mytho-Poetica, Meta-Bio Trip to the Sixties' by Hamilton, 'History of Hip from 2,000bc to 2,000ad' by George Firsoff, and 'The WoManifesto for World Recreation' as revealed to Clark; (2) Paganism: shamanism, D.H. Lawrence, Henry Miller, Grace Nichols, an interview with Carlos Castaneda, and a guru test compiled with the help of Nicholas Albery; (3) Science and Superconsciousness: electronic psychedelics, the Gaia hypothesis, AIDS, and an obituary of R. Gordon Wasson; (4) Festivals: Woodstock, Stonehenge, Hawkwind, Mick Farren, Neil Oram, the Freelandia 2000 Trust, and 'The Day John Lennon Died' by Ken Kesey; (5) Sanity: Timothy Leary, R.D. Laing, Hans Plomp (El Plompo), Situationism, Goa, John Michell, and 'The Psychedelic Rantings Of Gamesh Baba' (with Ira Cohen); (6) Poets: Bob Dylan, Allen Ginsberg, Gregory Corso, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Daevid Allen, Genesis P-Orridge, Dave Cunliffe, and John Rowan; (7) Western Civilization?: Robert Bly, Gaia, and astrology; (8) Psychedelic HeroInes A-K: Charles Bukowski on Neal Cassady as well as Timothy Leary on Richard Alpert and Abbie Hoffman; (9) Psychedelic HeroInes L-Z: Timothy Leary interviewed; (10) Highs and Lows: ecstasy, magic mushrooms, and Clair Brush (then of the 'Los Angeles Free Press') on the LA Acid Test in February 1966; (11) Magic Politics: Chicago '68 and the Yippies, Tony Benn on the Levellers, John Michell on Stonehenge, and Andrew Weatherall; (12) the Goddess issue: Gaia, Lilith, Margaret Alic, and 'Healing the Patriarchal Dis-ease'; and (15) Love: Timothy Leary, Jamie Reid, and David Tibet. A Very Good collection, the first few issues and issue 10 somewhat rubbed/handled and marked outwardly, issue 2 with a patch of soiling to the front, issue 6 with a small dent to the front, the upper wrapper of issue 12 with a 5cm tear at its tail, some spotting to the edges, one pair of staples slightly rusty internally, but often rather crisp. Also present are: a short ALS ('James') from Hamilton to the original owner, who has provided a recent note of provenance; 5 items (all double-sided) along similar lines: a flyer for 'Zippy Times' ('the inner pocket guide for flower children with attitude'); 'Megatripolitan' (a 'future perfect newsflash': 'US INVADES UK. Internet War: Zippies launch Assault to defend Democratic Rights of British Citizens and Ravers via Cyberspace'); a handbill from 'evolution' acting as both a temporary membership and an information sheet about drugs; a handbill for 'The Warp!' (24-hour party and play presented by Parallel Youniversity, 1999); and a poster (folded down) for 'The New Human Be-In' ('a 12-hour activation of the San Francisco-London ley line', 2002); and lastly, 'Cuckoo Roots' vol. 2 no. 1, edited by Clark and Hamilton (London, 1981; 4to, stapled wrappers, 48pp. + centre pullout), containing an extract from Clark's novel 'Megatripolis Forever'. Somewhat tired, stained to the lower corner, albeit quite unobtrusively, and spotted outwardly. Signed by Editor.…

Original hardcover. 440 pp.; many color ills.; 31.5x26 cm. Text in English. - Very good. See picture 2320g.