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80 546 Renaissance No 1 4 all published  Ed J Bryan and M O'Donoghue 80 546 Renaissance No 1 4 all published Ed J Bryan and M O'Donoghue
80 546 Renaissance No 1 4 all published  Ed J Bryan and M O'Donoghue 80 546 Renaissance No 1 4 all published Ed J Bryan and M O'Donoghue
80/ 546 Renaissance. No.1-4 [all published]. Ed. J. Bryan and M. O'Donoghue. San Francisco, Renaissance Publications, 1961-1962, 4 issues, (photogr.) ills. by i.a. L. MORGAN, M. FOWLER, A. RICHER and M. BOWEN, orig. not unif. wr.

- Wrappers partly trifle sunned.

= Prose and poetry by i.a. Charles Bukowski, George Hitchcock, Robert Briggs, David Meltzer, John Bryan, William Corrington and Lonny Thornton. Clay and Phillips, p.291.

€ (150-250) 150
80 547 Residu No 1 2 all published  Ed D Richter 80 547 Residu No 1 2 all published Ed D Richter
80/ 547 Residu. No.1-2 [all published]. Ed. D. Richter. Athens, London and Provincetown, Residu/ Richter, 1965-1966, 2 issues, 97,(1); 130p., ills., orig. not unif. wr.

- No.1 wrappers chipped along edges; no.2 corners dogeared.

= The first issue w. contributions by i.a. Allen Ginsberg (including the first appearance of "On the Roof" and "Seabattle of Salamis Took Place Off Perama"), Harold Norse, Philip Lamantia and an excerpt from "LSD-748" by Kay Johnson. The second issue with contributions by i.a. William Burroughs, Gregory Corso, Simon Vinkenoog, Jack Nuttall and the first chapter of Alexander Trochi's unpublished novel The Long Book.

€ (120-150) 120
80 548 The Rivoli Review No 1 2 all published  Ed R Duerden 80 548 The Rivoli Review No 1 2 all published Ed R Duerden
80/ 548 The Rivoli Review. No.1-2 [all published]. Ed. R. Duerden. San Francisco, the editor, 1963-1964, 2 issues, (1),24; (2),30p., orig. not unif. wr. by JESS COLLINS, 4to.

= Contributions by i.a. Robert Duncan, Denise Levertov, Ron Loewinsohn, Philip Whalen, James Koller and Gerard Malanga. Clay and Phillips, p.291.

€ (100-150)
80 549 Rocky Ledge No 1 8 all published  Ed R Bye and A Waldman 80 549 Rocky Ledge No 1 8 all published Ed R Bye and A Waldman
80 549 Rocky Ledge No 1 8 all published  Ed R Bye and A Waldman 80 549 Rocky Ledge No 1 8 all published Ed R Bye and A Waldman
80/ 549 Rocky Ledge. No.1-8 [all published]. Ed. R. Bye and A. Waldman. Boulder, Rocky Ledge, 1979-1981, 8 issues, ills., entirely roneotyped, orig. not unif. wr. by GLEN BAXTER, JOE BRAINARD, JOE LYNN, DONNA DENNIS, ALEX KATZ, RUDY BURCKHARDT, GORDON BALDWIN and JANE FREILICHER.

= Contributions by i.a. Allen Ginsberg, William S. Burroughs, Gregory Corso, Joe Brainard, Kenward Elmslie, Clark Coolidge, Ted Berrigan, Dick Gallup, James Schuyler, Jack Collum, Rebecca Brown, Clark Coolidge, Anselm Hollo, Andrei Codrescu and Alice Notley. Clay and Phillips, p.291.

€ (200-300)
80 550 The San Francisco Earthquake No 1 5 all published  Ed J Herman and G Dusenbery 80 550 The San Francisco Earthquake No 1 5 all published Ed J Herman and G Dusenbery
80 550 The San Francisco Earthquake No 1 5 all published  Ed J Herman and G Dusenbery 80 550 The San Francisco Earthquake No 1 5 all published Ed J Herman and G Dusenbery
80/ 550 The San Francisco Earthquake. No.1-5 [all published]. Ed. J. Herman and G. Dusenbery. San Francisco, the editors, 1967-1969, 5 issues, ills., orig. not unif. pict. wr. by i.a. by N. MUSTILL and ROY LICHTENSTEIN.

= Contributions by i.a. William Burroughs ("Word authority more habit forming than heroin"), Carl Salomon, Bob Kaufman, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Frank O'Hara, Allen Ginsberg, Jeff Nuttall, Edward Ruscha ("Three Parking Lots") and Roel van Duijn ("Intro to Provo").

€ (250-350) 425
80 551 San Francisco Review No 1 14 all published  Ed R H Miller G Hitchcock and J O Degnan 80 551 San Francisco Review No 1 14 all published Ed R H Miller G Hitchcock and J O Degnan
80 551 San Francisco Review No 1 14 all published  Ed R H Miller G Hitchcock and J O Degnan 80 551 San Francisco Review No 1 14 all published Ed R H Miller G Hitchcock and J O Degnan
80/ 551 San Francisco Review. No.1-14 [all published]. Ed. R.H. Miller, G. Hitchcock and J.O. Degnan. San Francisco, R.H. Miller and J.O. Degnan, 1958-1963, 14 issues, ills., orig. unif. wr.

- The final issue was published under a new title: The Annual, no.1.

= The first issue introduces the purpose of the review: "The policy of the San Francisco Review, simply stated, is to publish humane and original expressions of moral, intellectual or emotional individuality. We take this broad approach because we feel that current theories or rules of creative writing are inadequate (...) attention will be given in these pages to civil liberties and individual rights". With contributions by i.a. Charles Bukowski, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Albert Camus, Bertrand Russell, Gary Snyder, Denise Levertov and William Duffy.

€ (200-300) 200
80/552 Semina No 2 Ed W Berman 80/552 Semina No 2 Ed W Berman
80/552 Semina No 2 Ed W Berman 80/552 Semina No 2 Ed W Berman
80/ 552 Semina. No.2. Ed. W. Berman. Los Angeles, the editor, 1957, consists of (24) lvs., each w. a mounted letterpress text and ill., entirely printed by hand, orig. wr. w. photogr. ill. by C. BRITTIN mounted on frontcover.

- On verso backwr. "coverphoto: Chas. Brittin" in red ballpoint.

= Wallace Bermans legendary artists magazine. This issue w. contributions by Hermann Hesse, Paul Eluard, Jack Anderson, Michael McClure, Eric Cashen, Charles Bukowski, Paul Valery, David Meltzer, John Altoon (signed print) etc. Semina was published for nine issues, between 1955 to 1964. Exceedingly rare. Clay and Phillips, p.78f: "Its circulation never exceeded a few hunderd copies. You could not buy Semina; it was sent to you. Consequently, some claim it as the precursor to "mail art"". SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XIX.

€ (1.500-2.500) 1500
80/553 Semina No 6 Ed W Berman 80/553 Semina No 6 Ed W Berman
80/ 553 Semina. No.6. Ed. W. Berman. Larkspur, the editor, 1960, consists of a letterpress title-p. w. ill. and 13 lvs., loosely inserted in rearpocket, printed by hand in 335 copies, orig. photogr. wr. by W. BERMAN.

- Wrapper splitting at lower end; backwrapper sl. dustsoiled.

= Wallace Bermans legendary artists magazine. This issue consists solely of the poem The Clown by David Meltzer. Semina was published for nine issues, between 1955 to 1964. Exceedingly rare. Clay and Phillips, p.78f: "Its circulation never exceeded a few hunderd copies. You could not buy Semina; it was sent to you. Consequently, some claim it as the precursor to "mail art". SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XIX.

€ (1.500-2.500) 1500
80 554 Set No1 2 all published  Ed G Lansing 80 554 Set No1 2 all published Ed G Lansing
80/ 554 Set. No1-2 [all published]. Ed. G. Lansing. Gloucester, the editor, 1961-1963, 2 issues, 31,(1); 33-64p., orig. not unif. pict. wr. by HARRY MARTIN.

= Contributions by i.a. Robert Duncan, Charles Olson, John Weiners, Ed Dorn, LeRoi Jones and Robert Kelly. Clay and Phillips, p.134f.

€ (80-100) 80
80 555 Shell No 1 2/3 and 5 all published?  Ed J Kimball 80 555 Shell No 1 2/3 and 5 all published? Ed J Kimball
80/ 555 Shell. No.1-2/3 and 5 [all published?]. Ed. J. Kimball. Waban, the editor, 1976-1979, 4 issues in 3 vols., ills., orig. not unif. pict./ photogr. wr., 4to.

- First issue w. vertical fold, sl. soiled and w. "Mac Low" on frontcover in ball point (Signed?); possibly all, no.4 perhaps never printed.

= With an AUTOGRAPH SIGNED LETTER to "Jackson Mac Low" by the editor loosely inserted, asking for permission to publish some of his work. Contributions by i.a. William Burroughs, Charles Plymell, Theodore Enslin, Rochelle Owens, Andrei Codrescu, Ann Kim, Susan Ruel, Ira Cohen and Jerome Rothenberg. Clay and Phillips, p.294.

€ (200-300) 200
80/556 Shig's Review No 1 3 all published  Ed Shigeyoshi Murao 80/556 Shig's Review No 1 3 all published Ed Shigeyoshi Murao
80/ 556 Shig's Review. No.1-3 [all published]. Ed. Shigeyoshi Murao. San Francisco, Adler Press and City Lights, 1960-1969, 3 issues, (20); (16); (6)p., photogr. ills. (no.3 only), orig. unif. wr.

- Fine.

= Poetry journal edited by Japanese-American Shig Murao, longtime factotum at City Lights Books who was arrested for selling a copy of Howl to the police. City Lights owner Lawrence Ferlinghetti contributes poems under a pseudonym (Sadie Monsanto) in issues no.1 and 2. Issue no.3, published nine years after the first, is satiric, listing Shig as the only contributor and consisting entirely of variations of the same photograph by Beth Bagby of Shig holding a toy wooden bird on a stick. With a duplicate of the first 2 issues. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XX.

€ (700-900)
80 557 The Sinking Bear A newsletter Ed J Kugelberg P Aarons and A Davis 80 557 The Sinking Bear A newsletter Ed J Kugelberg P Aarons and A Davis
80 557 The Sinking Bear A newsletter Ed J Kugelberg P Aarons and A Davis 80 557 The Sinking Bear A newsletter Ed J Kugelberg P Aarons and A Davis
80/ 557 The Sinking Bear. A newsletter. Ed. J. Kugelberg, P. Aarons and A. Davis. New York, Boo-Hooray and Division Leap, 2013, (162)p., ills., printed on risograph in 300 copies, orig. silkscreen wr. by KEEGAN COOKE.

= Facsimile edition of the entire run of the mimeographed magazine The Sinking Bear. The Sinking Bear arose from a loose circle of artists associated with various downtown New York scenes, particularly centered around the poetry newsletter Floating Bear, edited by Diane di Prima and LeRoi Jones.

€ (80-100)
80 558 Sixpack No 1 9 all published  Ed P Joris V Smitter and W R Prescott 80 558 Sixpack No 1 9 all published Ed P Joris V Smitter and W R Prescott
80 558 Sixpack No 1 9 all published  Ed P Joris V Smitter and W R Prescott 80 558 Sixpack No 1 9 all published Ed P Joris V Smitter and W R Prescott
80/ 558 Sixpack. No.1-9 [all published]. Ed. P. Joris, V. Smitter and W.R. Prescott. London, New York and Lake Toxaway, Lame Duck Press and Sixpack, 1972-1975, 9 issues in 7 vols., ills., orig. not unif. wr. by i.a. CLAUDE PELIEU, 4to (6x)/ 8vo (1x).

- Backstrips trifle soiled.

= Contributions by i.a. Charles Bukowski, Paul Celan (translated by Pierre Joris), Allen Ginsberg, Jeff Nuttall, William S. Burroughs, Paul Blackburn, Bill Butler, Allen Fisher, Jack Kerouac, Eric Mottram, Peter Finch, Allen Fisher, John Giorno, Bill Griffiths, Robert Kelly, Eric Mottram, Asa Benveniste, John Weiners, Ted Berrigan, Bob Cobbing, John Giorno, Jackson Mac Low, Alice Notley, Tom Pickard, Jerome Rothenberg, David Antin, Lee Harwood, Carolee Schneemann, Armand Schwerner, Anne Waldman and Jonathan Williams. Issue no.1 mimeographed. Issue no.7/8 special on Paul Blackburn.

€ (200-300) 200
80/559 Sparrow No 1 72 all published  Ed R Kelley 80/559 Sparrow No 1 72 all published Ed R Kelley
80/ 559 Sparrow. No.1-72 [all published]. Ed. R. Kelley. Los Angeles, Black Sparrow Press, 1972-1978, 72 issues, orig. unif. wr.

= Fine consecutive set by the famed Black Sparrow Press published monthly without interruption from 1972 to 1978. Each pamphlet devoted to the work of a single poet. Sometimes two poets share a pamphlet. Several booklets by Charles Bukowski, Robert Creeley, Diane Wakoski, Robert Kelley, Joyce Carol Oates, Fielding Dawson, Larry Eigner, Tom Clark, Michael McClure, Jerome Rothenberg, Gerard Malanga and Charles Olson. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XX.

€ (500-700)
80 560 Spero No 1 2 all published  Ed D Casement 80 560 Spero No 1 2 all published Ed D Casement
80/ 560 Spero. No.1-2 [all published]. Ed. D. Casement. Flint, Fenian Head Centre Press, 1965-1966, 2 issues, 65; 90p., (tipped-in) col. ills., both vols. w. sm. booklet inserted in rear-pocket ("Petite Country Concrete Suite" by J. Williams and "Heroin Haikus" by W. Wantling), printed in 500/ 900 numb. copies, orig. unif. wr.

- No.1 sl. nibbled by silverfish; no.2 w. sm. price ticket on frontcover.

= A literary magazine of poetry, photos and reviews. The first issue includes a first state of William S. Burroughs's cut-up contribution, "Coldspring News," tipped in. With other contributions by i.a. Phillip Whalen, LeRoi Jones, Anselm Hollo, Carl Larsen, Diane di Parma, Gerard Malanga, Piero Heliczer and Maurice Naughton.

€ (300-500)
80 561 Spit in the Ocean No 1 6 Ed K Kesey a o 80 561 Spit in the Ocean No 1 6 Ed K Kesey a o
80 561 Spit in the Ocean No 1 6 Ed K Kesey a o 80 561 Spit in the Ocean No 1 6 Ed K Kesey a o
80/ 561 Spit in the Ocean. No.1-6. Ed. K. Kesey a.o. Pleasant Hill, the editor, 1974-1981, 6 issues, ills., orig. not unif. pict. wr.

- Without the 7th issue.

= Contributions by i.a. Ken Kesey, Ken Babbs, Timothy Leary, Robert Anton Wilson, Paul Krassner, Studs Terkel en Neal Cassady. Issue no.6 is "The Special Neal Cassady Issue" with previously unpublished work. Clay and Phillips. p.296.

€ (200-300) 230
80 562 Subjectif No 1 7 all published  Ed R Sorin 80 562 Subjectif No 1 7 all published Ed R Sorin
80 562 Subjectif No 1 7 all published  Ed R Sorin 80 562 Subjectif No 1 7 all published Ed R Sorin
80 562 Subjectif No 1 7 all published  Ed R Sorin 80 562 Subjectif No 1 7 all published Ed R Sorin
80/ 562 Subjectif. No.1-7 [all published]. Ed. R. Sorin. Paris, Subjectif, 1978-1979, 7 issues, photogr. ills., orig. not unif. pict. wr.

= Comprising a complete run of Raphaël Sorin's legendary but short-lived literary review including contributions by and translations of i.a. Charles Bukowski, Jack Kerouac, Olivier Cohen, Jurij Moskvitin, Gérard Guégan, Philippe Delaroche, Alain le Saux, Richard Brautigan, Charles Olson and Raymond Chandler.

€ (300-500)
80 563 Sure The Charles Bukowski newsletter No 1 10 all published  Ed E L Smith 80 563 Sure The Charles Bukowski newsletter No 1 10 all published Ed E L Smith
80 563 Sure The Charles Bukowski newsletter No 1 10 all published  Ed E L Smith 80 563 Sure The Charles Bukowski newsletter No 1 10 all published Ed E L Smith
80/ 563 Sure. The Charles Bukowski newsletter. No.1-10 [all published]. Ed. E.L. Smith. Homeland, the editor, 1991-1994, 10 issues, ills., orig. not unif. pict. wr.

= Complete run of this newsletter devoted to the life and work of Charles Bukowski.

€ (100-150) 250
80 564 Things No 1 3 all published  Ed E Jarrett and R Schreiber 80 564 Things No 1 3 all published Ed E Jarrett and R Schreiber
80/ 564 Things. No.1-3 [all published]. Ed. E. Jarrett and R. Schreiber. New York, the editors, 1964-1966, 3 issues, 72; 63,(1); 64p., ills., orig. not unif. (col.) dec. wr.

= Contributions by i.a. Babette Deutsch, Denise Levertov, Ben Shahn, Philip Whalen, Diane Wakoski, Thomas Clark, Jason Miller and Norman Porter. Clay and Phillip, p.298.

€ (60-80) 60
80 565 Third Rail No 1 9 all published  Ed U Hertz and R Robbins 80 565 Third Rail No 1 9 all published Ed U Hertz and R Robbins
80 565 Third Rail No 1 9 all published  Ed U Hertz and R Robbins 80 565 Third Rail No 1 9 all published Ed U Hertz and R Robbins
80/ 565 Third Rail. No.1-9 [all published]. Ed. U. Hertz and R. Robbins. Santa Monica and Los Angeles, Third Rail Press, 1975-1988, 9 issues, ills., orig. not unif. pict. wr., 4to (4x)/ 8vo (5x).

= Concerning the politics of art. With contributions by i.a. Henry Miller, Kenneth Rexroth, Douglas Blazek, Allen Ginsberg and Jack Snyder. Interviews with Alexandro Jodorowsky, Ira Cohen, William Burroughs and Philip Glass.

€ (150-250) 150