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A fine copy in folio wrappers limited to 500 copies. This copy is signed by the author on the half-title page.

One of 300 numbered copies signed by the Author. Some soiling to from cover otherwise very good. Scarce pamphlet by this important Pervuian writer.

A very fine copy of this nicely printed poem in sewn wrappers. Limited to 400 copies.

A fine copy of the limited ( 150 copies ) hardcover signed edition with a print by Richard Baker laid in.

First edition in a very good price clipped dust jacket protected in mylar. Minor toning to top edges. Illustrated with color woodcuts. Inscribed by the illustrator Ann Grifalconi with somewhat an ominous tone for the era - "For a better world to live instead of die in". Scarce, especially signed.

Stiff white wrappers, about fine. Pesentation copy from the author to James Tate.

Very fine copy of this non-adhesive binding enclosed in a vellum slipcase. Limited to 150 copies, signed by Burke and Ruth Fine, the illustrator, as well as the publisher Claire Van Vliet.

Fine copy in staled wrappers of the first edition with the instructional reading sheet folded in.

First edition. Fine copy in price-clipped dustjacket with some smudging to the front cover. Edges of rear jacket show a bit of age toning. Inscribed to a recipient, likely at a reading, with a bookmark of a bookshop inserted. Signed by Merrill on the title page.

The author's first book bound in wrappers with yapped edges. Light small water stain on bottom section of front cover. Some folds to the edges, otherwise nice condition of a fragile book. Issued as No.45 of 'The Vigo Cabinet Series'. Scarce

A good copy with some wear to edges, age toning and soiling to the rear cover. Introduction by d.a.levy. Front cover illustration by Baldwin Ford. Stapled wrappers of 250 copies. Stamped on rear is the note of distribution through Jim Lowell's Asphodel Bookshop.

First edition in the first state (with 'two small children' on rear flap) of the dust jacket. The dust jacket is priced-clipped. Fine with just the hint of rubbing on the board tips and spine edges. Bookstore gift slip laid in. The author's first book.

First American edition. Almost fine copy in dust jacket with a short tear on spine edge. Dust jacket price clipped but stamped $3.50 on top of front flap.

First edition. Very good in cloth with bright gilt lettering on spine and front cover. Scattered foxing to top edge.

First Edition. Fine copy in a fine dust jacket with some offsetting to front free end paper.

Fine copies ( 3 vols. ) in dust jackets. Volume 1 dust jacket has a small tear on the top edge.

A fine copy of this nicely printed ( First ) edition. The dust jacket has a couple of tiny closed tears on the rear cover. Signed by Francis on the half-title page.

First edition. Very good in wrappers with a small crease to top tip edge.

Fine copy, trade paperback. Poets who have read at the Saturday afternoon poetry readings at Doctor Generosity's Poetry Pub, New York City.
Paul Blackburn, Allen Ginsberg, Robert Kelly, Ed Sanders, Jerome Rotherberg, Diane Wakoski, Pierre Joris, Barbara Holland,Frank Samperi, David Ignatow, Allen Planz, Colette Inez, Ivan Arguelles,Theodore Enslin, Fatisha, Frank Kuenstler, John Perlman, Diane DiPrima, Simon Perchik, Milton Kessler, John Wieners, Charles North, Gregory Corso, Siv Cedering Fox, Evans Chigounis, Walter Lowenfels, Hugh Seidman, Robert Hershon, Paul Zweig, Marguerite Harris, Clive Matson, George Economou, Mark Weiss, Armand Schwerner, Kirby Congdon, Jackson Mac Low, Susan Sherman, Philip Appleman, C.W. Truesdale, Naomi Replansky, Martin Steingesser, Thomas McGrath, William Lane, Olga Cabral, Gloria Oden, William Leo Coakley, Rochelle Ratner, Andrew Glaze, William Bronk, Terry Stokes, Helen Adam, Charles Haseloff, Robert Stock, Nathan Whiting, Michael Heller, Rochelle Owens, Harvey… Read More

One of 300 numbered copies signed by the Author. Very good in wrappers. Scarce work by this important Peruvian writer.