Rosenthal irving ed (9 risultati)

Trade paperback. Condizione: Near Fine. No dust jacket. First Printing. 8vo. 158pp. Wraps. BIG TABLE was launched in 1959 following the suppression of the Winter 1958 issue of The Chicago Review.and included Jack Kerouac's long narrative poem Old Angel Midnight, ten episodes from Burrough's Naked Lunch, which would first be published in its entirety later that year by the Olympia Press in Paris,three poems by Gregory Corso and The Garment of Ra and Further Sorrows of Priapus by Edward Dahlberg. A very collectible copy of important beat era publication. Subscription postcard laid in.…

Autumn. 88 pp. Near fine in illustrated wrappers. Presents Chapter 2 of NAKED LUNCH along with work by Whalen, Brother Antoninus, Joel Oppenheimer, and Paul Carroll.

Paperback. Condizione: Very Good+. Wraps; 8vo; pp. [2] (ads), 152, [6] (ads). Wraps a bit tanned; bottom corner of front cover just a little creased. Includes "Old Angel Midnight" (Kerouac), "Further Sorrows of Priapus" and "The Garment of Ra" (Dahlberg), "Ten Episodes from 'Naked Lunch'" (Burroughs), "Power," "Army," and "Police" (three poems by Corso). …

First Edition. Periodical. Small 8vo, pp. 152. Paper wraps. Cover lilttle soiled and somewhat scuffed, o/w VG. Contents are: "Old angel midnight," by Kerouac; "Further sorrows of priapus" and "The garment of Ra," by Dahlberg; "Ten episodes form 'Naked lunch'," by Burroughs; and "Three poems," by Corso.…

Blue decorated card covers. 89 Pp. Ilustrations Poets include Burroughs, Doyle, Duncan, Ferlinghetti, Ginsberg, Kerouac, Lamantia, McClure, Whalen, Wieners. Other contributors include Michael Hamburger & Robert Vigneron Th Missing 4 pages(47-50) from the essay on Marcel Proust.Covers are stained, interior good. …

Some marking and browning particularly to spines overall just about VG set in publishers decorated wrappers. Notable for it's publication of extracts from Burroughs' Naked Lunch which led to 400 copies of the first issue being impounded. Rosenthal and Carroll sued the Post Office in the District Court of Chicago, where Judge Julius Hoffman ruled it not obscene.The Magazine was a major influence in modern American literature. As Thomas Pynchon described it, what happened at Chicago became shorthand for some unimaginable subversive threat among literature students at Cornell University. Rosenthal left after the first issue of the magazine, while Carroll continued for the duration of its publication. ISBN B000X64D5Y.…

First edition. Inscribed first issue ofBig Tablecontaining "Ten Episodes from Naked Lunch" which was published by Irving Rosenthal after he left the Chicago Review due to censorship by the University. A lovely association, this copy signed for legendary Greenwich Village book dealer who owned Greenwich Books and the Rare Book Room, Roger Richards. Greenwich books was a haven for the Beats and other literary figures in midcentury New York. Richards was close with Burroughs, Corso, Ginsberg, and was a regular at Andy Warhol's Factory. The story behind this inscription, from the third party for whom it was intended, was: Richards met Burroughs at the Chelsea Hotel, where he was living, to have a few items inscribed for a longtime client.The two old friends ended up hanging out and decided to get stoned. The first item,Big Table,was mistakenly inscribed to Richards before Burroughs got it right for the others. An iconic piece of Beat Generation history with a nice association from someone who had a large hand in it. . 8vo, 152, [6]pp. Signed and inscribed by Burroughs to Roger Richards at the Hotel Chelsea, N.Y. on pg 79. Publisher's red, blue, and white wrappers, spine slightly cocked and showing a few spots of soiling. Very good or better. Laid in is a Rare Book Room, Greenwich catalogue from Richards.…

88 pp [vi. pages of ads]. 8vo. 88 pp [vi. pages of ads]. 8vo. A classic Beat Generation era issue containing an early selection from William Burroughs's Naked Lunch. The 1958 appearance of a Naked Lunch excerpt in the Chicago Review created a scandal that ended in the resignation of the magazine's two editors, Irving Rosenthal and Paul Carroll. The controversy was initiated when an editorial review by Chicago Daily News columnist Jack Mabley appeared under the title 'Filthy Writing on the Midway.' Mabley objected to what he called obscene writing in the University of Chicago's literary magazine. The resulting furor, including the refusal of the U.S. Post Office to mail Paul Carroll's subsequent magazine, Big Table, led to the immediate publication of Naked Lunch by Maurice Girodias of the Paris-based Olympia Press, who had created a similar sensation by publishing Nabokov's Lolita. Published alongside Burroughs in the Chicago Review were Lawrence Ferlinghetti, two letters by Allen Ginsberg that mention Jack Kerouac and Gregory Corso, Jack Kerouac, prose by Philip Whalen, and other young and unconventional writers of the time. Irving Rosenthal went on to write one of the great but unheralded novels of the era, 'Sheeper,' in which Burroughs and the Beats appear. Illustrated card wrappers with rubbing and chipping along spine, light crease to top corner on cover and slight bump to bottom corner; else very good. Signed in black ink by William Burroughs on page 3 beneath his name. Signed.…

(Kerouac, Jack) Rosenthal, Irving (ed). BIG TABLE I, 1. Chicago, Big Table, Spring 1959. Wrapper. This introductory issue of the BIG TABLE features: Jack Kerouac, "Old Angel Midnight"; Edward Dahlberg, "Further Sorrows of Priapus" & "The Garment of Ra"; William S. Burroughs, "Ten Episodes from Naked Lunch"; and Three Poems by Gregory Corso. Interior is clean and bright, the spine is lightly sunned and there is a price erasure on the front cover. Charters C48.…