Dawn Visions. by Moore, Daniel - 1964.

San Francisco: City Lights, (1964).. First edition.. 116 pp. Near fine in illustrated wrappers. Moore’s poems, accompanied by b&w reproductions of his artworks. Cook 48.

San Francisco: City Lights, 1964. An edition of 1950 copies.. Cr 8vo 116 pp. Illustrated card wrappers. A fine copy. Cook 48..

(San Francisco): City Lights Books, 1964. Softcover. Near Fine. First trade edition. 12mo. Illustrated in black and white by the author. Pictorial wrappers. Corners of wraps creased, moderate rubbing at the edges with a tiny nick on the rear wrap, about near fine. One of 1,950 copies. Author's first book.

City Lights, 1964. First edition. Near fine attractively illustrated stiff wraps with strong spine and clean text throughout. Just the lightest age toning to edges. Otherwise, clean text with the poet's marvelous illustrations. One of a kind.

San Francisco: City Lights, 1964. 8vo, pp. 116. paper wraps. VG. Poems.

(San Francisco): City Lights Books, 1964. Softcover. Fine. First trade edition. 12mo. Illustrated in black and white by the author. Fine in pictorial wrappers. One of 1,950 copies. Author's first book.

San Francisco: City Lights, 1964. 1ST. soft cover, fine condition . Author sketches. San Francisco: soft cover, fine condition 1964 1ST

City Lights Books, San Francisco, 1964; First Edition; 12mo, 116 pages; illustrated. Daniel Moore’s first book, with cover art and in-text illustrations by the poet. Moore at a later date came to renounce written poetry and established the "Floating Lotus Magic Opera Company" in San Francisco, which offered free live stage productions to audiences at Berkeley’s Hinkel Park. In 1970, as a result of a meeting with religious leader Abdalqadir as-Sufi, he adopted the religion of Islam, changed his name to Abdal-Hayy, and went to live in North Africa, remaining there twenty years before returning to the United States and taking up residence in Philadelphia, where he resumed the written word. His published works thereafter are considerable. First edition, in wraps, of which only 1,950 copies were printed. A small hardback edition of 50 was issued simultaneously. Near Fine, clean, crisp, and bright. Dazzling psychedelic cover illustration. A beautiful copy.