kauri de inman will (19 resultados)

11 x 8.5, mimeographed stapled self wraps, 27 pp, whole issue worn and browned, chipped and torn, very fragile and a bit stinky, some pp disbound. Sorry.

11 x 8.5, mimeographed stapled self wraps, 24 pp, whole issue worn and browned and very fragile, a bit stinky, tears and chips and disbound pages.

11 x 8.5, mimeographed stapled self wraps, 23 pp, covers very worn and browned and fragile, mostly disbound, tears, fold, toning, but still complete with old mailing address and 4 cent stamp. Lots of poetry, but no one we have heard of.

14 pp, mimeographed, 14 x 8.5, stapled, folded. Extremely poor condition, last sheet shattered (with hand written name and address), tears, chips, etc. Sold as is. Includes D.A. Levy.

Stapled Sheets. Condición: Very Good-. B/w Illustrations (tipped-in) Ilustrador. First Edition. In blue pictorial wraps stapled at spine, 4to, unpag. A scarce issue of New Kauri harking back to the mimeograph age. Contributions by: Barbara Mor; Fe McGrail; neal Thomas; Jose Pollock; Settle Maddenet al. (light shelfwear and toning to extremities). Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Book.

4to, pp. 38; self-wrappers, paper worn and brittle, final leaf loose. A dense poetry journal featuring 70 some contributors, including a young Ann Beattie. Although not stated, this copy is from the library of Israel "Izzy" Young, former owner of the Folklore Center in Greenwich Village, New York.

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Very Good Plus 27 page stapled newsletter on colored paper. A clean firm copy with a small chip on the bottom of the last page. Previous owners name tag and postage stamp on the last page. Includes Letter from Bukowski to Inman beginning on the first page and the 2 page poem "A Party Here". 27pp 4to.

Stapled Sheets. Condición: Very Good-. B/w Illustrations (tipped-in) Ilustrador. First Edition. Various colored mimeograph sheets stapled along spine, 4to, 34pp. B/w cover illustration. Scarce issue of Will Inman's Mimeo-newsletter which lasted only 33 issues. A great example of the mid-1960's mimeograph publishing revolution. Includes contributions by: Kathleen Coy, Richard Jaworski, Gordon Stiles, George Montgomery, William Packard, Jacob Bush, Gigi Lord, Roger Morris, Kip Ward, Walter Lowenfels, Jim Davis, Alfred Diggs, Susan Fantl, et al. (toning and fading to edges and pages from age). Subscriber's address label and stamp to rear page Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Book.

Stapled Sheets. Condición: Very Good-. First Edition. Various colored mimeograph sheets stapled along spine, title in red to upper cover, 4to, 23pp. Scarce issue of Will Inman's Mimeo-newsletter which lasted only 33 issues. A great example of the mid-1960's mimeograph publishing revolution. Includes contributions by: Robert Marius, Calvin Forbes, Ronald Stone, Erik Kiviat, Jack Dobbs, Ruth Krauss, Marc Rosenberg, Carl Larsin, Lil D. Chaffin, Soma Vira, Malcolm Glass, Walter Lowenfels, Michael Brown, Jim Gove, Freda Norton, Ruth Sternfeld, Edward Oster, et al. (toning and fading to edges and pages from age) Subscriber's address label and stamp to rear page Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Book.

Stapled Sheets. Condición: Very Good-. First Edition. Various colored mimeograph sheets stapled along spine, title in red to upper cover, 4to, 27pp. Scarce issue of Will Inman's Mimeo-newsletter which lasted only 33 issues. A great example of the mid-1960's mimeograph publishing revolution. Includes contributions by: Michael Brown, Robert Marius, Margaret Ricks, Albert Ellis, Irene Schramm, Jim Burns, Henry Strutz, Marc Rosenberg, Kent Taylor, Edward Oster, Nelson Lee Preston, Lillian Smith, John Harriman, Richard Rutkowski, et al. (toning and fading to edges and pages from age, last page detached with some nicks to extremities). Subscriber's address label and stamp to rear page Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Book.

Stapled Sheets. Condición: Very Good-. B/w Illustrations (tipped-in) Ilustrador. First Edition. Various colored mimeograph sheets stapled along spine, title in blue to upper cover, 4to, 38pp. B/w cover illustration. Scarce issue of Will Inman's Mimeo-newsletter which lasted only 33 issues. A great example of the mid-1960's mimeograph publishing revolution. Includes contributions by: Nancy Rexroth, Ann Beattie, Sam Cornish, Peter Wild, Walter Lowenfels, Fred Sander, Lyn Lifshin, Laurel Speer, Dan Georgakas, Bill Ryan, et al. (toning and fading to edges and pages from age). Subscriber's address label and stamp to rear page Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Book.

Stapled Sheets. Condición: Very Good-. B/w Illustrations (tipped-in) Ilustrador. First Edition. Various colored mimeograph sheets stapled along spine, title in blue to upper cover, 4to, 32pp. B/w cover illustration. Scarce issue of Will Inman's Mimeo-newsletter which lasted only 33 issues. A great example of the mid-1960's mimeograph publishing revolution. Includes contributions by: Lyn Lifshin, John Davis, Rex coile, Barbara Holland, Clayton Eshleman, Tony Rullo, Eloise Segal, Celia Stone, Richard Krech, Ralph LUce, evelyn Thorne, Lil D. Chaffin, et al. (toning and fading to edges and pages from age). Subscriber's address label and stamp to rear page Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Book.

August. 4to. [24 pp]. Near fine in side-stapled wrappers. Earle Birney, Sotere Torregian, Saint Geraud, Steve Richmond, Douglas Blazek, Clarence Major, and others contribute. "The Free Lance" label on the top leaf. Addressed to "d a levy c/o SIMON / 14112 Becket Rd. / Shaker Heights, Ohio.".

11 x 8.5, mimeographed stapled self wraps, 24 pp, contents very worn and torn and fragile, a bit stinky, edges chipping, mostly disbound, but with poem "I'm Afraid That I Will Continue to Drink Myself to Death . . ." with several little caricature drawings by Buk. No one else famous in this issue. SWAF.

11 x 8.5, mimeographed stapled self wraps, 27 pp, whole issue worn and browned, last few pp loose, last page heavily edge-chipped, kind of stinky but with original address label and stamp. First two pages are a letter from Charles Bukowski to the editor, next two pages are a poem "A Party Here--Machineguns, Tanks, An Army Fighting Against Men on Rooftops" by Bukowski. Also, a reproduced letter and a Preface from Thomas Merton, and poems by people we don't recognize. Still, collectible for Bukowski and Merton.

Softcover. Condición: Very Good. Folio leaves (11" x 8.5"). 19pp. Illustrated. Mimeographed leaves in stapled self wrappers. Ink notes, some by Inman (including Diane Wakoski's phone number and Rev. Sidney Lanier's address), old folds and soiling, but a nice, stable very good copy. Early issue of this long-running self-published literary journal. Includes advertisements for d.a. levy's publications, and a poem "surrealist scene" by him. Other contributions by Walter Lowenfels, Jefferson Poland of the League for Sexual Freedom, George Bowring, Advertisements for books, pamphlets, 'zines, or performances by Sam Shepard, Judson Crews, and many others scarce.

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. 4to.taped lettered wrappers.a special issue of Kauri.108pp of Inman's poems.ltd to 51 numbered copies.INSCRIBED to RoberOH.and with a letter of presentation.very very scarce.(SG1). Inscribed by Author(s).

Stapled Sheets. Condición: Very Good-. First Edition. Various colored mimeograph sheets stapled along spine, title in red to upper cover, 4to, 28pp. B/w in-the-stencil illustrations throughout. Scarce issue of Will Inman's Mimeo-newsletter which lasted only 33 issues. A great example of the mid-1960's mimeograph publishing revolution. Issue #16 is especially notable Lyn Lifshin's contribution: "Jonathan"; which is her first poem accepted for publication. Also, Includes contributions by: Carl Larsen, David Wade, John Chodes, Barbara Holland, Joey Klein, Robert M. Chute, Tom Poole, Soma Vira, Rik Davis, Lil D. Chaffin, Sylvia Berry, et al. (toning and fading to edges and pages from age). Subscriber's address label and stamp to rear page Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Book.

"Kauri" 108, Will Inman's seminal, self-published (out of his East Village apartment) literary journal that spanned much of the 60's. THIS COPY WARMLY INSCRIBED BY WILL INMAN TO SAM SEIFFER, CO-EDITOR WITH D.A. LEVY OF A SHORT-LIVED (1967 ONLY) POETRY JOURNAL CALLED "CONGRESS". And this issue (108) is crisp, clean and Near Fine in its taped, light-blue card wrappers. And id quite scarce -- #35 of only 51 copies issued. Also includes a 2 pg. laid-in, mimeod article by Will Inman. Signed.