preface jerome rothenberg (8 risultati)

paperback. Condizione: Fair.

Soft Cover. Condizione: As New. First Edition. First Edition (stated) 1st Printing in illustrated wraps, no markings, NOT ex-lib, small stain top page block edge, slight signs of age & use, else Fine 1st Printing of this Anchor Books paperback original; 8vo; xxiv + 356pp.

Wraps. Condizione: Near Fine. First edition. 8vo, 108 pp. Wrappers beginning to curl stlightly at fore-edges and corners, otherwise Fine.

Paperback. 108p. + 4p. photos (seven portrait images of LL), small stain on fore edge of textblock, otherwise very good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps. A posthumous collection of poetry and the title theatre piece by the San Francisco lesbian poet, with San Francisco content.

Softcover. 8vo., Very Good in lightly worm wraps.

First edition Very fine and bright in like dustjacket with crisp text throughout. Quite attractive.

7 x 10 in., 248 pp., smyth-sewn in wrappers. "Once upon a time Jim Tenney and I went walking in the woods. We came to a clearing and there under a tree was an arrangement of toy locomotives in the middle of nowhere. Pausing we mused, where are they going, where have they been?" -Alison Knowles "The work that Alison Knowles has given here is a personal kunstkammer-a treasure house of words and images that underlie an art she has made and taken with her on a journey through and over many worlds." -Jerome Rothenberg, from the Footnotes preface Published to coincide with Alison Knowles's exhibition (also titled Footnotes) at Emily Harvey Gallery, New York. Frontispiece by John Cage, preface by Jerome Rothenberg. Collage pages made from 30 years of Knowles's small red travel books were pasted up and redrawn, but in no defined order. The setting migrates from Japan to Cologne and back always to New York City. Ideas jotted down and friends' conversations overheard are a loosely woven context for these delicate pencil drawings. Designed by Julie Harrison with cover by Sara Seagull. Printed offset in full color. This is from an edition of 1000 copies, of which 26 lettered copies and six numbered hors commerce copies are specially bound in boards by Judith Ivry, signed by Knowles, and include an original signed collage. Wrappers edition, as new.

First Edition. Softcover. Octavo (21cm); pictorial paper wrappers; [3],4-222pp. #5 in the Damascus Road continuing series of modern writing. Trivial surface wear; Very Good+. Collection of verse features poets who shared works at the New York City Doctor Generosity's Poetry Pub, with Paul Blackburn originating the readings. Contributions include David Ignatow's "In This Dream", Hugh Seidman's "Aubade", and Clive Matson's "Sunday Still Dead Tired". [87129].