Search Results: Titles starting with A from Longhouse, Publishers and Booksellers

University of California, 1978. First edition. Fine and bright red and black boards with gilt titles. A bold "A" on the spine. In near fine price-clipped pictorial dustjacket with its usual fade to the sine. Lush jacket design by John E. Johnson, Jr. Our preferred edition

Jonathan Cape, 1966. First edition. First United Kingdom edition. Fine and bright in near fine illustrated dustjacket. Original price on the flap is intact on the flap. This seminal long poem was first published by Cid Corman in a limited edition of 200 copies from Origin Press

Cleis, 1990. First edition. Very close to fine and bright stiff wraps with strong square spine and crisp bright text throughout.

The Smith College Archives, 1896. Card. One side very good sepia tone photographs from Smith College archive card

1971. Near fine stapled wraps. Magazine style. With illustrations

New York Times Magazine 1994. Magazine format. Near fine complete magazine, nicely illustrated

Fig Press, Fig Facts 37, 1982. First edition, first printing. Close to fine bright wraps in illustrated dust jacket. A scarce title by this fine poet

Manuscript, 2012-2014. SIGNED. 23 pages typed double space. Original manuscript with the author's corrections Charters has inscribed on the first page to another author and signed it "Annie". This manuscript from 2012-2014 and the subject is right in the title Walt Whitman and Allen Ginsberg

Robert Miller Gallery 1997. First edition. Fine and bright oversize illustrated pictorial boards. Published on the occasion of an exhibition at the Robert Miller Gallery in 1997 showcasing in color, many of the great paintings by this realist. Text by Wayne Koestenbaum. Full-size page paintings often interspersed with commentary by the artist. With biography time line of the artist and solo exhibitions plus awards and notation of public collections. New and bright all around, gift quality.

Gayety, n.d. c. 1960s. Card Broadside. 1960s scarce handbill San Francisco ephemera with "See other side for glossary of hippie terms". Released at the height of the underground rising. Good illustrated decorative piece

Plateau, October 1948. Owner's subtle stamp to corner. Near fine stapled wraps with clean text

A Review, Amherst College, 1977. First edition, first printing. SIGNED. Fine and bright pictorial wraps with strong spine and clean text. Contributors including James Merrill, Elie Wiesel, Chase Twichell, and Julius Lester among others. Lester has fully signed his contributor's page.

1993. First edition. SIGNED. A selection and nicely inscribed and signed on the front cover. Folded once in half. Near fine wraps

Coracle, 2002. Card. Designed and presented by Erica Van Horn. New and bright heavy set postcard size, ideal for framing. New

from Holland : Brummense, 1977. First edition, first printing. 156 index cards in only 151 original copies stored in a handmade blue cloth box, silver stamped tied with a rose ribbon. Fine. Signed by Carolee Schneeman as #39 of 151, numbered copies, all collected together between March to November 1976. Beautiful color cards as a compendium of loose leaves in handmade blue cloth box and its contents function as both unstructure and narrative book work and as a performance score. The pink index cards contain comments and advice from friends. The yellow cards are a diary / dream extracts. While the blue cards hold the comments by Anthony and by the artist's new lover Bruce shown as 'B". "C" is the artist herself. The design and format was intended as an open ended reading of the piece and the relationships in no particular order. First performed at Franklin Furnace in New York City in November 1976, followed by performances by Carolee Schneeman in both Holland and Amsterdam.… Read More

John A. Reads. SIGNED. Close to fine illustrated color boards with bright text throughout. Affectionately inscribed by the author on the opening page

New Directions, 1987. A very clean and bright glossy softcover with excellent square spine and with crisp bright text throughout. Later edition with the added index

Longhouse 2020. First edition, first printing. A strong debut selection presented by Patricio Ferrari anddesigned by Bob Arnold at Longhouse into an attractive foldout booklet of 18 poems

AIOU, 1994. First edition. Text in French. Fine and bright decorative stiff wraps with strong spine and clean text throughout. Exhilaratingly designed text combining poetry, prose, art work and photography. Including work by Franco Beltrametti, Dario Villa, Jessie Duravoir. With table of contents slipped in as issued.

AIOU, 1995. First edition. Text in French. Fine and bright decorative stiff wraps with strong spine and clean text throughout. Exhilaratingly designed text combining poetry, prose, art work and photography. Full front and back cover is Franco Beltrametti in cover holding up one of his paintings, outdoors. Also includes work by James Koller, Claude Pelieu, Jean Monod, Franco Beltrametti and many others.