First edition. 28 pp. Fine in printed paper-covered boards. No dust jacket, as issued. Dated (1978) and INSCRIBED by Momaday on the title page, “for Calvin Israel / with every good wish / N. Scott Momaday.” Number 5 in the first Godine chapbook series.
$75

First edition. ix + 177 pp. Fine in fine dust jacket. Two plays (one for children) and a screenplay, all published here for the first time. SIGNED by Momaday on the title page.
$125

First edition. 210 pp. Fine in fine dust jacket. Dated (May 3, 1994) and SIGNED by Newby on the title page. Newby’s account of he and his wife acquiring I Castagni, the process of fixing it up, and life among the locals as the only expats.
$75

First edition. 122 pp. Very near fine in like dust jacket with a small corner crease to the front flap. Fifteen prose works.
$100

First edition. 130 pp. Fine in printed wrappers. Oliver spells out how to build a poem. Not issued in hardcover, uncommon in fine condition.
$35

First edition. 334 pp. Fine in fine dust jacket. Translated from the original Turkish by Robert Finn. SIGNED by Pamuk on the title page.
$75

First printing of this edition (originally published in 1945). 235 pp. Slight lean and toning to spine, else very near fine in illustrated wrappers. Cover art by Ray Johnson. Date (58) and inked ownership signature of Wormwood Review editor Marvin Malone inside front cover. Morgan A7d. Cook 9.
$50

First edition. 32 pp. Fine in unprinted stapled wrappers and fine illustrated dust jacket. Cover art by Patchen. A short prose work by the poet. Morgan A14.
$55

First edition. 11 x 8 ½ inch flyer. Fine. Three events, featuring Joan Baez, Phil Ochs, Country Joe and the Fish, and many others. Uncommon, as are many of these more humble announcements, less often kept than the psychedelic posters.
$150

First edition. Small 4to. 22 pp. Fine in full cloth with gild lettering and illustration on the front cover. Fine unprinted clear acetate dust jacket. Introductory note by Douglas Cleverdon. Frontispiece and initial linocuts by Stanislaw Gliwa. One of 150 (of 180) numbered copies on mould made, wove paper.
$400

First edition. [304 pp]. Fine in glossy illustrated wrappers. Printed dedication to Kenneth Patchen and Bob Brown. Found and concrete poems. Uncommon.
$150

First US edition. 198 pp. Fine in near fine dust jacket with sunning to title lettering on spine. Translated from the original French by Barbara Wright, the original French title being ZAZIE DANS LE MÉTRO.
$50

First edition. [40 pp]. Fine spiral-bound pocket notebook with printed covers, bound along the top edge. Poems by Raworth, illustrated with zinc portraits and a Michael Myers print. A wonderfully designed and uncommon collection of poems. INSCRIBED by Raworth on the colophon page.
$350

First edition. 168 pp w/index. Fine in near fine dust jacket. Illustrated. A third volume of conversations, that includes two previously unpublished works (a song of 1917, and an anthem of 1962).
$75

First US edition. 351 pp. Fine in very near fine dust jacket with a small crease to front flap. Translated from the original French by Richard Howard. Introduction by Roger Shattuck. Includes a number of key Surrealists texts.
$40

First edition. 205 pp. Fine in very near fine dust jacket. Tutuola’s seventh book, his first after a fourteen year gap.
$100

First UK edition. 568 pp. Fine in fine dust jacket. Translated from the original Spanish by Helen R. Lane. SIGNED by Vargas Llosa on the half-title page. Major novel by the Nobel winner.
$150

First edition. xli + 871 pp w/appendixes & index. Fine in very near fine dust jacket. Edited by Michael Rothenberg. Foreword by Gary Snyder. Essay by Leslie Scalapino. All the collected and previously uncollected poems, in chronological order (1947–1997).
$150

First US edition. 300 pp w/index. Fine in fine dust jacket. Edited by Cora Diamond, with her preface. Thirty-one lectures from the notes of R.G. Bosanquet, Norman Malcolm, Rush Rhees, and Yorick Smythies.
$150

First edition. [32 pp]. Fine in stapled wrappers. Introduction by Dr. Robert Slobbert, beginning, “Possibly you have heard that Basil Wolverton’s brain is so small that he uses a pencil sharpener to cut his hair.” Thirty-two bold portraits.
$40