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| GADDIS, William. A Frolic of His Own. NY: Poseidon Press, [1994]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. As new. JB-10730 |
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| [PHOTOGRAPHY] GAFFNEY, Joe. Relief! What a Relief! [Koln: Taschen Comics, 1984]. Softbound. First edition. Artful female nudes in 3-D, with 3-D glasses and a 3-D nude poster laid in! Fine. SKB-12650 |
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| [AFRICAN-AMERICAN] GAINES, Ernest J. A Lesson Before Dying. NY: Alfred A. Knopf, 1993. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Very fine. JB-6263 |
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| [ART] GALGIANI, Philip. Simple Conjunctions. SF: S.F. Museum of Art, 1986. Square 8vo. Spiral-bound cardboard covers. First edition. Photographs of this installation by Galgiani. Fine. SKB-8352 |
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| [PHOTOGRAPHY] GALL, Sally & SALTER, James. The Water's Edge. [SF]: Chronicle, [1995]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Essay by James Salter. As new. JB-7937 |
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| [ART] GALLAGHER, Ellen. Ellen Gallagher. Boston: Institute of Contemporary Art, [2001]. Small 4to. Hardbound in illustrated boards. First edition. Published to coincide with an exhibition. Profusely illustrated with color reproductions of her work. As new. Below the published price: JB-12807 |
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| GARCIA, Cristina. The Aguero Sisters. NY: Alfred A. Knopf, 1997. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Signed by the author. As new. SKB-4593 |
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| [ROCK] GARCIA, Jerry. Garcia: A Signpost to New Space. [SF: Straight Arrow, 1972]. Softbound. First edition. Charles Reich and Rolling Stone editor Jann Wenner interview Jerry Garcia and Mountain Girl who discuss the early days of the Psychedelic Revolution---one of the best accounts of that period. Illustrated with photographs. Fine. SKB-156 |
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| [ROCK] GARCIA Jerry. Harrington Street. NY: Delacorte, 1995. Square 8vo. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Texts and drawings from Garcia's personal notebooks relate his childhood and other memories. Very fine. Below the published price. JB-10677 |
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| [ROCK] GARCIA, Jerry. Original b&w photograph of Jerry Garcia and The New Riders of the Purple Sage. n.p.:n.p., [1967]. A high- contrast photo of the band looking off pensively into the distance. Fine (10" x 8"). SKB-585 |
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| GARDNER, John. Freddy's Book. NY: Alfred A. Knopf, 1980. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. As new. SKB-2896 |
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| GARDNER, John. October Light. NY: Alfred A. Knopf, 1976. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. As new. SKB-2523 |
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| GARDNER, John. On Writers and Writing. NY: Addison-Wesley, [1994]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Edited by Stewart O'Nan. As new. JB-8831 |
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| GARDNER, Robert & HEIDER, Karl G. Gardens of War: Life and Death in the New Guinea Stone Age. NY: Random House, [1968]. 4to. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Introduction by Margaret Mead. Illustrated with photographs. Fine. JB-9196 |
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| [PHOTOGRAPHY] GARDUNO, Flor. Witnesses of Time. [NY]: Aperture, [2000]. Square 4to. Hardbound in dust jacket. First hardcover American edition of the first major monograph (published simultaneously in France, Germany, Spain, and the UK). Introduction by Carlos Fuentes. Garduno documents life in rural villages in Mexico, Guatemala, Bolivia, and Ecuador. As new. JB-11811 |
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| GARSON, Barbara. Macbird. Berkeley: Grassy Knoll Press, [1966]. Pamphlet. Second edition, revised. Fine. SKB-1097 |
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| [SAN FRANCISCO ORACLE] GASKIN, Stephen. San Francisco Oracle, Vol. 1, No. 7, 1969. n.p.:n.p., [1969]. Underground newspaper issued (despite the misleading title) in Larkspur, California, styled after the original Oracle in San Francisco. Articles on communal living including Stephen Gaskin, spirituality, and much more. Illustrated with photographs and psychedelic art, including a centerfold poster. Very fine. SKB-9051 |
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| GASS, William H. In the Heart of the Heart of the Country. NY: Harper & Row, [1968]. Spiral-bound in blue wraps. Uncorrected proof copy of the author's first collection of stories. Fine. A scarce proof. SKB-9955 |
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| GASS, William H. In the Heart of the Heart of the Country. NY: Harper & Row, [1968]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition of the author's first collection of stories. Review copy with slip. Signed by the author. Fine. SKB-10001 |
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| [ART: Francisco Goya] GASSIER, Pierre & WILSON, Juliet. The Life and Complete Works of Francisco Goya. NY: Reynal & Co./William Morrow, [1971]. 4to. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition in English. Profusely illustrated including 48 hand-mounted color plates. Fine in publisher's cardstock slipcase (tiny star stamped to front pastedown). SKB-13343 |
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| [PHOTOGRAPHY] GATES, Henry Louis & DAVIS, Lynn. Wonders of the African World. NY: Knopf, 1999. 4to. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Text by Gates with photographs by Davis. As new. JB-11099 |
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| GAY, William. Wittgenstein's Lolita. Brush Creek, TN: Wild Dog Books, 2006. Softbound. First edition. A collection of short stories from this promising writer who's been compared to Cormac McCarthy. As new. SKB-12999 |
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| GAY, William. Wittgenstein's Lolita. Brush Creek, TN: Wild Dog Books, 2006. Softbound. First edition. Signed by the author. A collection of short stories from this promising writer who's been compared to Cormac McCarthy. As new. SKB-13000 |
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| [ARCHITECTURE] GEHRY, Frank Owen. Flowing in All Directions. LA: Circa/MOCA, 2003. 4to. Hardbound in photo-illustrated boards. First edition. Profusely illustrated with photographs by Daniel Joseph Martinez. As new. JB-12175 |
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| [DRUGS] GELBER, Jack. The Connection. NY: Grove Press, [1960]. Softbound (no cloth issued). First edition of the author's first book. Introduction by Kenneth Tynan. A highly acclaimed play about heroin addiction, originally presented by The Living Theatre. Illustrated with photographs (cover photograph of a junkie shooting up). About fine. SKB-3228 |
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| [PHOTOGRAPHY] GELLES, Judy. Beach Boxes. [Tucson]: Nazraeli Press, [2004]. 16mo. 4 volumes. Hardbound, issued without dust jackets. First editions. Limited to 500 numbered copies with one original tipped-in print signed by the photographer---each book in this set features a different print. As new in publisher's card-stock slipcase. The set: SKB-12176 |
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| [PHOTOGRAPHY] GELLES, Judy. Beach Boxes. [Tucson]: Nazraeli Press, [2004]. 16mo. Hardbound, issued without dust jacket. First edition. Limited to 500 numbered copies with one original tipped-in print signed by the photographer. Fine. SKB-12495 |
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| [GINSBERG, Allen] GENET, Jean & GINSBERG, Allen. May Day Speech. SF: City Lights, 1970. Pamphlet. First edition. Introduction by Allen Ginsberg. Owner's label to title page, else very good plus. SKB-7699 |
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| GEORGE, Stefan. Der Teppich des Lebens und Die Lieder von Traum und Tod Mit Einem Vorspiel. Berlin: Georg Bondi, 1904. Bound in full leather stamped in gilt. Third edition. Very good. SKB-9871 |
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| GIBBONS, Kaye. Ellen Foster. Chapel Hill: Algonquin, 1987. 16mo. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. As new. JB-3879 |
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| [KEROUAC, Jack] GIFFORD, Barry. Kerouac's Town. Santa Barbara: Capra Press, 1973. Softbound. First edition. Photos by Marshall Clements. A photo-illustrated tour of Kerouac's hometown. Minor foxing to front cover, else fine. SKB-4272 |
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| [KEROUAC, Jack] GIFFORD, Barry & KEROUAC, Jack. Kerouac's Town. Berkeley: Creative Arts, 1977. Softbound. First edition thus, revised and expanded to include material on St. Petersburg. Photos by Marshall Clements. A photo-illustrated tour of Kerouac's hometown, with supplementary text. Very near fine. SKB-8410 |
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| [KEROUAC, Jack] GIFFORD, Barry & KEROUAC, Jack. Kerouac's Town. Santa Barbara: Capra Press, 1973. 16mo. Hardbound, issued without dust jacket. First edition. One of 125 numbered copies signed by Gifford. Photos by Marshall Clements. A photo-illustrated tour of Kerouac's hometown. Fine. SKB-13180 |
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| [KEROUAC, Jack] GIFFORD, Barry & LEE, Lawrence. Jack's Book: An Oral Biography of Jack Kerouac. NY: St. Martin's Press, [1978]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Signed by Barry Gifford. Illustrated with photographs. Fine in slightly spine-faded dust jacket. SKB-1774 |
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| [KEROUAC, Jack] GIFFORD, Barry & LEE, Lawrence. Jack's Book: An Oral Biography of Jack Kerouac. NY: St. Martin's Press, [1978]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Illustrated with photographs. Fine in very near fine dust jacket. JB-12196 |
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| GILB, Dagoberto. The Last Known Residence of Mickey Acuna. NY: Grove, [1994]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Very fine. SKB-4727 |
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| GILB, Dagoberto. The Magic of Blood. Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, [1993]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Very fine. JB-10737 |
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| GILB, Dagoberto. Winners on the Pass Line. El Paso: Cinco Puntos Press, [1985]. First edition of this trade Paperback Original. The author's first book, a collection of stories. As new. JB-4726 |
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| [ART] GILBERT, Michael. Jerry Brown Illustrated. SF: Beauxarts, 1978. 4to. Softbound. First edition. A collection of cartoons spoofing Governor Jerry Brown. Fine. JB-10723 |
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| [PHOTOGRAPHY] GILDEN, Bruce. Facing New York. Manchester, MI: Cornerhouse, [1992]. 4to. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Candid photographs from the streets of N.Y.C. Very fine. JB-11606 |
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| GINSBERG, Alen & YAMAGATA, Hiro. Ginsberg / Yamagata. Santa Monica, Fred Hoffman, [1995]. 2 vols. Oblong 16mo. Hardbound, issued without a dust jacket, with die-cut panel on the front covers. First edition. One book is devoted to Ginsberg's photographs of his Beat Generation friends, the other to photographs of Yamagata's psychedelically painted cars. Published on the occasion of an exhibition in Venice. Fine in publisher's cardboard slipcase. SKB-5503 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Airplane Dreams: Compositions from Journals. Toronto: Anansi, 1968. Hardbound in dust jacket. The correct first edition. Errata slip laid in. Fine in near fine dust jacket with a 1-inch closed tear to front panel, and a small chip to top of back panel. SKB-1898 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Airplane Dreams: Compositions from Journals. n.p.: Anansi/City Lights Books, 1968. Softbound. First American edition. Fine. JB-8856 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Allen Verbatim. NY: McGraw-Hill, [1974]. Edited by Gordon Ball. Softbound. First edition. Briefly inscribed by Ginsberg. Transcripts of Ginsberg's lectures on Kerouac, drugs, politics, poetry, and more. Excellent material. As new. SKB-1900 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. ''America when will you be angelic?'' [Berkeley: Privately published, ca. 1969]. Broadside. First separate printing of this excerpt from the poem, "America." Features a photo of Ginsberg at a microphone and the text: "America when will you be angelic? / When will you take off your clothes / America when will we end the human war / America the plum blossoms are falling." This broadside was silk-screened by activists at U. C. Berkeley in the sixties as part of a series of antiwar posters that they produced. In true sixties style it was done using available materials, in this case computer print-out paper with perforations to the edges and numbers on back, presumably liberated from the mathematics department. Fine. A Ginsberg rarity and a zeitgeist momento from the heart of the student activist counterculture. SKB-13380 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Autograph Letter Signed to Charles and Pam Plymell. n.p.:n.p., [1976]. 1 page. 4to. Novemeber 26, 1976. Ginsberg writes to inform the Plymells of his schedule, remarking that "apparently City Lights (Shig gone) hadn't yr books in stock but wd??? carry them...I've been in retreat since Oct. 10 + will be couple more weeks." Old folds for mailing, else fine. SKB-6106 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Autograph Letter Signed to Francois Legros. n.p.:n.p., [1974]. 1 and 1/3 pages on aerogramme stationary. 4to. New York City. December 14, 1974. Ginsberg writes to say that he's contacted someone to check Legros' translation: "I said OK provisionally---we can go over any questions you have---and see if she can read your text through---I just don't know how it will work---but I'm willing to try and work with her---if she does not seems to have special mind like Claude/Mary or J. W. Taylor to check out translation, I'll have to try another way." Signed in full. Folds from mailing, slightly wrinkled. SKB-6109 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Autograph Letter Signed to Francois Legros. n.p.:n.p., [1974]. 1 and 1/3 pages on aerogramme stationary. 4to. Paris. June 18, 1974. Ginsberg writes apologizing for his long silence saying that he's been "fitfully maintaining correspondence with City Lights, Claude Beach, Bourgois, J. J. Lebel and others..." About Legros' translation he remarks that "It's a lot of work for me to do this checking, I doubt if I can continue to do so, and apparently it displeases you anyway. So what to do? Leave it at your text without second set of eyes to check for holes + French-long syntax? I am building a small wood house a few hundred yards away in woods from Gary Snyder, some physical work and can hardly answer letters, much less find a French/hip/Americanese tongue expert. Claude and Mary say they can't work at Bourgois' low wages. I offered them some percentage of my royalties for their fine work but they are busy." Signed "Allen." Old folds from mailing, else fine. Nice literary content. SKB-6110 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Autograph Letter Signed to publisher, Don Allen. n.p.:n.p., [1981]. 5 pages on 3 quarto sheets of Naropa Institute letterhead. 4to. Boulder, Colorado. July 27, 1981. Excellent letter that Ginsberg begins by talking about a book of his that Don Allen is publishing. He goes on to discuss life at Naropa: "Kenneth Koch stopped by, Joanne Kyger & David Henderson taught, now second summer session Brownstein here, Bobbie Hawkins & Rothenberg coming, Gregory Corso arrived so we set him up with a class, and he'll probably teach this fall too & Burroughs be here August..." Ginsberg mentions plans for the Kerouac 25th Anniversary of On the Road celebration: "try to bring together Kerouac's poet friends, publishers, critics, fellow novelists & some family & Lucien Carr & Huncke too..." Ginsberg resumes speaking about his various projects including a book from City Lights, contract negotiations on Collected Poems, "a 2 record album out in late fall via John Hammond Sr.'s new label...with a few 1970 cuts with Dylan," a mammoth 500 page anthology on "heroic expansive poetry," and his City Lights "F.B.I. Attack on Underground papers" book. He closes with talk about his travel plans including a visit to the International Poets Conference in Mexico City, his efforts to nominate Gary Snyder to the American Institute of Arts and Letters, and he states that "Since Tom Clark left for Santa Barbara there's been much less conspiratorial disturbance here & everybody's gone back to meditation & poetry"---plus more. A substantive letter filled with strong literary content and many references to Ginsberg's Beat friends. A letter very much reflective of his life during this period. Creased for mailing, else fine. SKB-13347 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Beat Legacy, Connections, Influences: Allen Ginsberg. Louisville, KY: White Fields Press, 1994. Pamphlet. First edition. One of 26 lettered copies signed by Ginsberg. Prints poems and letters by Ginsberg, and an essay by Gordon Ball. Very fine. SKB-8748 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Bombay Gin, No 6, Summer 1978-Spring 1979. n.p.:n.p., [1978]. A mag from Boulder edited by Allen Ginsberg and Anne Waldman. Allen Ginsberg, Ted Berrigan, Robert Duncan, Michael McClure, Gregory Corso, Robert Creeley, and Diane di Prima are among the many contributors. Cover illustration by Robert Duncan. Fine. SKB-10696 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Careless Love. Madison, WI: Red Ozier Press, 1978. Pamphlet. First edition. Limited to 280 copies signed by the author. Handsomely printed. Fine. SKB-5202 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Checklists of Separate Publications of Poets at the First Berkeley Poetry Conference 1965. [Berkeley]: Cody's Books, [1965]. 16mo. Pamphlet. First edition. Includes works by Ginsberg, Olson, Welch, Wieners, et al. Fine in the original unprinted envelope. SKB-5596 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Columbia Review, May 1947. n.p.:n.p., [1947]. Edited by John Hollander with Allen Ginsberg listed as "assistant editor." Prints "A Lover's Garden" and "The Proposal" by Ginsberg. A very early appearance by Ginsberg in the Columbia College literary magazine---this precedes his first book by almost a decade. Light ring stain to front cover, else very good plus. Scarce. SKB-10644 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Cosmopolitan Greetings: Poems 1986-1992. NY: HarperCollins, [1994]. Softbound. Uncorrected proof. Fine. SKB-6201 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Cosmopolitan Greetings: Poems 1986-1992. NY: HarperCollins, [1994]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Fine. Below the published price: SKB-7477 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Declaration of Independence for Dr. Timothy Leary, July 4, 1971. [SF: Hermes Free Press, 1971]. Pamphlet. First edition. Limited to 200 copies. Written by Ginsberg to garner support for Leary who was imprisoned in Switzerland. Signators include Kesey, Watts, McClure, Snyder, Ferlinghetti, Kay Boyle, et al. Fine. Very scarce Ginzy item. SKB-1370 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Documents on Police Bureaucracy's Conspiracy Against Human Rights of Opiate Addicts & Constitutional Rights of Medical Profession Causing Mass Breakdown of Urban Law & Order. n.p.: Privately published by the author, ca. 1970. 4to. Original xerox sheets stapled at the corner, as issued. First edition, first issue (without the additional note to front cover). Limited to 300 copies. Fine. Scarce. SKB-2470 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Empty Mirror. [NY]: Corinth Books, [1970]. Softbound. Reprint (different cover and format) of this title originally published by Corinth in 1961. Introduction by William Carlos Williams. Signed by Ginsberg. Cover photograph of Ginsberg by Elsa Dorfman. Near fine (tiny abrasion to back cover). SKB-8145 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Empty Mirror. NY: Corinth Books, [1961]. Pamphlet. Later printing. Introduction by William Carlos Williams. Spine slightly sunned, trivial soiling, else near fine. SKB-13082 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Entering Kansas City High. Lawrence, KS: T. Williams, 1967. Folio. Broadside poem. First edition. Fine. SKB-5102 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Evergreen Review, No. 10, 1959. n.p.:n.p., [1959]. Prints Ginsberg's "Notes on Finallyb Recording Howl." Also Beckett, Miller, Rechy, Eastlake, et al. Near fine. JB-9047 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Eye Worm Flower. Santa Fe: Privately published, 1990. A monotype "ghost print" on paper, signed by Ginsberg with his Lion of Dharma chop next to his signature. Features a Buddhist-inspired illustration of a flower with an eye and a stem that turns into a snake that wraps around the flower. Faint vertical crease, else fine (30" x 22"). SKB-13691 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. First Blues: Rags, Ballads & Harmonium Songs 1971-1974. [NY]: Full Court Press, [1975]. Softbound. First edition. Briefly inscribed by the author. Some fading to spine, else fine. SKB-4743 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. First Blues: Rags, Ballads & Harmonium Songs 1971-1974. [NY]: Full Court Press, [1975]. Softbound. First edition. Signed by the author. Fine. SKB-9728 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. First Blues: Rags, Ballads & Harmonium Songs 1971-1974. [NY]: Full Court Press, [1975]. Softbound. First edition. Inscribed to book maven, Burt Britton. Fine. SKB-9729 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. First Blues: Rags, Ballads & Harmonium Songs 1971-1974. [NY]: Full Court Press, [1975]. Softbound. First edition. Briefly inscribed by Ginsberg to fellow poet, Doug Blazek in 1988. A few tiny abrasions to front cover, else fine. A nice association to an accomplished poet and publisher. SKB-10536 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Fits Magazine, No. 2, ca. 1970. n.p.:n.p., [1970]. Counterculture magazine from San Francisco with contributions by Ginsberg, Berkson & Brainard, Ron Padgett, Audre Lourde, Diane di Prima, and many others. Illustrated with cartoons and graphics. Two-inch ragged tear to cover at base of spine, contents very near fine. SKB-6819 |
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| [BEATS] GINSBERG, Allen. Gaslight Poetry Review. NY: Gaslight, ca. 1958. Pamphlet. First edition. "Poetry of the Beat generation as read in the Gaslight." The Gaslight coffeehouse was the main spot for poetry readings during the heyday of the Beat era in Greenwich Village. This anthology includes Ted Joans, Allen Ginsberg, Taylor Mead, Hugh Romney (Wavy Gravy), Ray Bremser, Jack Micheline, et al. Cover photo by Fred McDarrah. Near fine. Early appearances for many of these writers and a nice artifact from the Village Beat scene. SKB-1236 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Handbill calling attention to the Living Theater who were busted in Brazil. n.p.:n.p., [1971]. "Little news of this melodrama has permeated the Electric Networks. Little media inquiry has been directed to appropriate Police and State bureaucracies." Fine. SKB-9772 |
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| [DRUGS: Allen Gisnberg] GINSBERG, Allen. High Times, October 1982. n.p.:n.p., [1982]. Includes an interview with Allen Ginsberg plus articles on Amsterdam, cocaine, and more. Fine. SKB-13029 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Howl and Other Poems. SF: City Lights, 1956. 16mo. Pamphlet. Second printing. Signed by Ginsberg. Introduction by William Carlos Williams. Number 4 in the Pocket Poets Series. According to Ferlinghetti, and contrary to common belief, it was the second printing that was seized by U.S. Customs, leading to the landmark censorship trial (Kerouac and Friends, p. 122). Few small, light glue stains to wrap-around band, else an unusually bright, clean copy. An affordable alternative to the first edition, especially desirable in this condition and signed---plus, this printing is directly tied to the controversy surrounding the publication of this book. SKB-2101 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Howl and Other Poems. SF: City Lights, 1956. 12mo. Pamphlet. First edition. Introduction by William Carlos Williams. Signed on the copyright page by Lawrence Ferlinghetti who published and edited this book "Lawrence Ferlinghetti, editor." One of the most important books of modern poetry, and along with On the Road, the defining work of the Beat Generation. Published as Number 4 in the Pocket Poets Series. A spectacular, virtually as new, flawless copy. Very scarce in this condition, more so signed by Ferlinghetti. SKB-13467 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Howl and Other Poems. SF: City Lights, [1979]. 16mo. Pamphlet. Later printing. Introduction by William Carlos Williams. Number 4 in the Pocket Poets Series. Signed by Ginsberg dated 1984. He's also written the word "Ah" in the "O" of Howl on the title page. Some light rubbing to front cover, else fine. SKB-13555 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Howl for Carl Solomon. [SF: Grabhorn-Hoyem, 1971]. 4to. Hardbound in full Belgian linen canvas with cover design by Robert LaVigne printed in nine colors. First hardbound edition of Ginsberg's most famous poem. This edition comprises the text of Howl as it was published in 1956 with some revisions by the author. Collected here for the first time with the poem is a related poetic fragment, The Names, written in 1957. Limited to 275 copies signed by the author. The definitive edition of Howl, a lovely example of fine book making, and a fitting tribute to the first major work to define the Beat ethos. Virtually as new in the publisher's mailing carton. SKB-851 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Incense, No. 16, 1968. n.p.:n.p., [1968]. Edited by Michael Aldrich (early marijuana activist and scholar). Mimeo mag devoted to drugs, spirituality, counterculture, etc. Reprints Ginsberg's "Reflections on the Mantra" along with other mantra-related material including "Pot Mantra." Illustrated with drawings. A couple of minuscule tears on the cover, near fine overall. SKB-350 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Indian Journals. SF: Dave Haselwood/City Lights, 1970. Softbound. First edition. Inscribed by Ginsberg in 1971 to fellow poet, Doug Blazek "and his blond kids." Illustrated with photographs. Fine (touch of sunning to spine). A nice association to an accomplished poet and publisher. SKB-102 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Indian Journals. SF: Dave Haselwood/City Lights, 1970. Softbound. First edition. Touch of sunning to spine, else fine. SKB-13896 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Iron Horse. SF: City Lights Books, 1974. Oblong 18mo. Softbound. First edition thus. Fine. SKB-438 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Iron Horse. Gottingen: Expanded Media Editions, 1973. Square 16mo. Softbound. First German edition. One of 100 numbered copies signed by the author. Photographs by Fred McDarrah, Richard Avedon, and Claude Pelieu. (German text.) Fine. SKB-439 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Iron Horse. SF: City Lights Books, 1974. Oblong 16mo. Softbound. First edition thus. Presentation copy inscribed by Ginsberg to his long-time friend, publisher Allen DeLoach: "For Allen DeLoach / Allen Ginsberg / Dec. 3, 75." Ginsberg has also made hand-corrections in two places. In one place he crossed out two words, in the other he adds an explanatory note about one of the lines in the poem: "Darani on removing disasters. See D.T. Suzuki Manual of Zen Buddhism." A nice association as DeLoach was a well-respected figure in the Beat literary scene---he published Intrepid magazine, one of the most important little mags of the era, and an early showcase for Ginsberg, Burroughs et al. He also published a series of pamphlets, including one by Orlovsky, in his Beau Flauve series. Fine. SKB-11669 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Kaddish and Other Poems 1958-1960. [SF]: City Lights, [1961]. 16mo. Softbound. Second printing. Poet Richard Tagett's copy with his ownership stamp dated 1961 (also small ink number stamped on cover). Number 14 in the Pocket Poets Series. Along with Howl, Kaddish is Ginsberg's most important book. Spine slightly sunned, else near fine. SKB-5928 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Kral Majales. Berkeley: Oyez, 1965. Folio. Broadside poem. First edition. Published in an edition of 350 copies. Features a Robert LaVigne illustration of a nude Ginsberg in black silhouette within a penis-shaped outline. Fine. SKB-6630 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Kral Majales/Midget Love. Chicago: Stone Axe Productions/Delmore, n.d. 45rpm record. Ginsberg reads "Kral Majales" and Hula Hoop plays "Midget Love." Fine in illustrated sleeve. SKB-6190 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Long Hair, No 1, 1965. n.p.:n.p., [1965]. Edited by Barry Miles and published under his Lovebooks imprint. Contributions by Allen Ginsberg, Ted Berrigan, Tuli Kupferberg, Jack Micheline, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Gerard Malanga, et al. Minor sunning to back cover, else fine. SKB-10690 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Mind Breaths. SF: City Lights, [1977]. 16mo. Softbound. First edition. Number 35 in the Pocket Poets Series. Signed by Ginsberg. Fine. SKB-4055 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Mind Breaths. SF: City Lights, [1977]. 32mo. Hardbound in dust jacket. Second printing. Number 35 in the Pocket Poets Series. Fine in very slightly rubbed dust jacket. SKB-6477 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Mind Breaths. SF: City Lights, [1977]. 16mo. Softbound. First edition. Number 35 in the Pocket Poets Series. Briefly inscribed to Burt Britton in 1978. About fine. SKB-7320 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Mind Breaths. SF: City Lights, [1978]. 18mo. Softbound. Later printing. Number 35 in the Pocket Poets Series. Light stain to back cover, else very good plus. SKB-9157 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Mind Breaths. SF: City Lights, [1977]. 16mo. Softbound. First edition. Number 35 in the Pocket Poets Series. Inscribed by Ginsberg to fellow poet, Doug Blazek in 1988. Near fine. A nice association to an accomplished poet and publisher. SKB-10530 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. New Stanzas for Amazing Grace. Woodstock, NY: Hanuman Books, 1994. Broadside poem. First edition. Illustrated with two drawings by Ginsberg. Nicely printed at the Grenfell Press. Fine. SKB-11796 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. New Year Blues. NY: Phoenix Book Shop, 1972. Oblong 18mo. Pamphlet. First edition. No. 14 in the Phoenix Oblong Octovo Series. One of 26 lettered copies signed by Ginsberg. Nicely printed. Fine. SKB-1460 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Original color photo of Allen Ginsberg and Peter Orlovsky performing in Boulder 1978. n.p.:n.p., [1978]. The duo are on a makeshift platform set up on the railroad tracks with Orlovsky singing into a microphone while Ginsberg accompanies him on finger cymbals and Anne Waldman sits in a chair watching. A documentary film crew is capturing the event, presumably as part of Ginsberg's Rocky Flats protests. Taken by Leonard Buschel with his sticker to verso. Very fine (8" x 12"). SKB-12418 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Planet News. [SF]: City Lights, [1968]. 18mo. Softbound. First edition. Number 23 in the Pocket Poets Series. Spine and cover sunned, else very good. SKB-4736 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Planet News. [SF]: City Lights, [1968]. Hardbound, issued without a dust jacket. First edition. One of 500 numbered copies signed by the author. Very fine in slightly used publisher's slipcase split along two edges. SKB-10136 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Planet News. [SF]: City Lights, [1968]. 18mo. Softbound. First edition. Number 23 in the Pocket Poets Series. Inscribed by Ginsberg to fellow poet, Doug Blazek in 1988. Spine sunned, else fine. A nice association to an accomplished poet and publisher. SKB-10531 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Planet News. [SF]: City Lights, [1968]. 16mo. Softbound. First edition. Number 23 in the Pocket Poets Series. Virtually as new, radiant copy. SKB-11204 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Poem, Interview, Photographs. Louisville, KY: White Fields Press, 1994. Pamphlet. First edition. One of 100 numbered copies signed by Ginsberg. Fine. SKB-7540 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Poems All Over the Place, Mostly 'Seventies. [Cherry Valley, NY]: Cherry Valley Editions, 1978. Softbound. First edition. Near fine. SKB-3767 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Prayer for John Sinclair. [Detroit]: Rainbow, [1971]. 45rpm record. Ginsberg recites a prayer/poem and plays harmonium at the John Sinclair Freedom Rally, December 10, 1971. The other side features a song by the band, Up. A scarce Ginsberg recording. Small cosmetic blemishes, but plays fine. SKB-2150 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Reality Sandwiches. [SF]: City Lights, [1963]. 18mo. Softbound. Later printing. Number 18 in the Pocket Poets Series. Spine slightly sunned, else near fine. SKB-9136 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Reality Sandwiches. [SF]: City Lights, [1963]. 16mo. Softbound. First edition. Number 18 in the Pocket Poets Series. Crisp, fine copy. SKB-9551 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Scrap Leaves. Millbrook, NY: Poet's Press, [1968]. Pamphlet. First edition. Limited to 150 copies signed by Ginsberg. Illustrated with Ginsberg's drawings. Very fine. SKB-2122 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Some Mantras. [NY]: Privately published, 1969. 4 pages. Legal-size mimeographed sheets, stapled at the corner. First edition. Signed by Ginsberg in 1986. Buddhist mantras and chants compiled and translated by Ginsberg. Prepared for a presentation at the New School in N.Y.C. About fine. SKB-13394 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. T.V. Baby Poem. SF: Beach Books, 1968. 4to. Pamphlet. First American edition. Contains facsimiles of the original typescript and Ginsberg's holograph letter to the publisher. Fine. SKB-1879 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. T.V. Baby Poem. SF: Beach Books, 1968. 4to. Pamphlet. First American edition. Contains facsimiles of the original typescript and Ginsberg's holograph letter to the publisher. Near fine. SKB-11939 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Take Care of My Ghost, Ghost. n.p.: Ghost Press, 1977. 4to. Mimeographed sheets, stapled at the edge. First edition. Excerpts from Ginsberg's early letters to Kerouac 1945-1959, and from Kerouac's 1948-1949 journal. "Published for friends in an edition of 200 copies." This piracy was suppressed by the Kerouac estate. Fine. SKB-5879 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. The Change. London: Writers Forum, 1963. Pamphlet. First edition, corrected state. One of the copies with Ginsberg's name spelled correctly on the cover. Owner's name, else about fine. One of the most difficult Ginsberg items, a "stopper" for most collectors. SKB-3970 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. The Fall of America: Poems of These States 1965-1971. [SF]: City Lights, [1972]. 18mo. Softbound. Later printing. Number 30 in the Pocket Poets Series. Solid very good. SKB-9150 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. The Gates of Wrath. Bolinas: Grey Fox Press, 1972. Hardbound, issued without a dust jacket. First edition. Limited to 100 numbered copies signed by Ginsberg. Fine. SKB-2125 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. The KPFK Folio, November 1971. n.p.:n.p., [1971]. Program guide sent to subscribers of this Pacifica radio station in Los Angeles. Prints Ginsberg's "America." Signed by Ginsberg on the cover that reproduces a drawing of him. Near fine (tiny chip to corner of back cover). SKB-11436 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. The Moment's Return. SF: Grabhorn-Hoyem, 1970. Oblong 8vo. Quarter-bound in leather and paper covered boards. First edition, deluxe issue. One of only 14 specially-bound copies with leather spine and front and back cover design by Robert LaVigne (not present on the regular copies). A true Ginsberg rarity, one of the smallest limitations of any Ginsberg item. Small, clear stain to spine leather, else fine. SKB-13797 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Unmuzzled Ox, Vol. 1, No. 4, Autumn 1972. n.p.:n.p., [1972]. Contributions by Ginsberg, Daniel Berrigan, Cid Corman, John Giorno, and many others. One of 100 numbered copies signed by Berrigan, this copy also signed by Ginsberg though not called for. Small gold star to front cover (as issued), else fine. SKB-8611 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Visions of the Great Rememberer. [Amherst, MA: Mulch Press, 1974]. Softbound (no cloth issued). First edition. Ginsberg's tribute to Jack Kerouac, including letters by Neal Cassady. Illustrated by Basil King. Fine. SKB-11205 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Visions of the Great Rememberer. [Amherst, MA: Mulch Press, 1974]. Softbound (no cloth issued). Later printing. Ginsberg's tribute to Jack Kerouac, including letters by Neal Cassady. Illustrated by Basil King. Solid reading copy. SKB-13779 |
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| [DRUGS] GINSBERG, Allen. Wales--A Visitation. London: Cape Golliard, 1968. Oblong 16mo. Pamphlet issued in tissue dust jacket. First edition of this long poem (written on LSD) describing Ginsberg's LSD trip in the countryside. Limited to 200 copies none of which were offered for sale. Fine. SKB-3810 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Way Out, January 1963. n.p.:n.p., [1963]. The journal of The School of Living. Prints Ginsberg's "Letter to a Young Poet." Also Pound, Mailer, Nietzsche, et al. Some small cover stains, else very good. SKB-10692 |
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| [VIETNAM] GINSBERG, Allen. Where is Vietnam?: American Poets Respond. Garden City, NY: Anchor Books, [1967]. First edition of this Paperback Original. Contributions by Ginsberg, Ferlinghetti, Levertov, Lowell, Dickey, Bly, and many others. Small stain and some soiling to back cover, very good. SKB-4916 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. White Shroud: Poems 1980-1985. NY: Harper & Row, [1986]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Fine. SKB-1890 |
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| [BEATS] GINSBERG, Allen. Wholly Communion. [London]: Lorrimer Films, [1965]. Softbound (no hardbound issued). The correct first edition. Poems and photographs from Peter Whitehead's film of the landmark poetry reading at the Royal Albert Hall in 1965, a historic gathering of the Beat underground. Cover photograph of Ferlinghetti reading. Includes Ginsberg, Trocchi, Corso, Ferlinghetti, Voznesensky, et al. Fine. SKB-13 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Wild Dog, No 19/20, 1965. n.p.:n.p., [1964]. Contributors include Allen Ginsberg, Robert Duncan, Robert Kelly, Joanne Kyger, Tuli Kupferberg, Diane Wakoski, et al. Fine. SKB-10706 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen. Wynn Chamberlain. n.p.:n.p., [1965]. Exhibition flyer for a 1965 showing of Chamberlain's paintings at the Fischbach Gallery in New York City. Single sheet folded twice, printing "Chamberlain's Nakeds" by Ginsberg and reproducing a painting of Chamberlain's. Fine. SKB-2903 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen & CORSO, Gregory. Blake's Greatest Hits. Kansas City, MO: Blue Moon Records, 1982. 7-inch, 33rpm record. Features Ginsberg, Corso, and Orlovsky, accompanied by Steve Taylor on guitar, performing "Nurse's Song" live in Amsterdam, 1979. Fine. SKB-10670 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen & CORSO, Gregory. Folio, Winter 1960. n.p.:n.p., [1960]. A mag edited by Clayton Eshleman at Indiana University. Contributions by Allen Ginsberg, Gregory Corso, William Carlos Williams, Robert Bly, Cid Corman, et al. Fine. SKB-10758 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen & CORSO, Gregory. University & College Magazine, No 7, October 1965. n.p.:n.p., [1965]. Prints an interview with Ginsberg, and a conversation between Ginsberg and Gregory Corso. Very good. SKB-10650 |
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| [BEATS] GINSBERG, Allen & CORSO, Gregory. Wagner, Spring 1959. n.p.:n.p., [1959]. A poetry mag from Wagner College. This issue devoted to a symposium on the Beats with comments and reviews by Norman Mailer, William Carlos Williams, Lionel Trilling, E. E. Cummings, Marianne Moore, and many others. Includes replies by Allen Ginsberg, Gregory Corso and Peter Orlovsky. White covers somewhat sunned, else about fine. SKB-8014 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen & CREELEY, Robert. Contexts of Poetry. n.p.:n.p., [1968]. Published as Audit Vol 5, No 3, 1968. The text of Ginsberg's interview with Robert Creeley at the 1963 Vancouver Poetry Conference. About fine. SKB-10647 |
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| [BEATS: Allen Ginsberg] GINSBERG, Allen & FERLINGHETTI, Lawrence. San Francisco Poets. NY: Evergreen Records, 1958. LP record. Allen Ginsberg reads Howl, his first recording. Also Brother Antoninus, Robert Duncan, Jack Spicer, Michael McClure, Kenneth Rexroth, Philip Whalen, Laurence Ferlinghetti, and others. An important early Beat album, and this original release on Evergreen is very scarce. Barney Rossett's short-lived foray into the record business only produced a couple of albums and this was the first. It was reissued by Hanover the following year and that release is much more common. Fine record in near fine jacket with small edge-split to top edge and discrete owner's name to verso (lacks the booklet that prints the texts.) SKB-661 |
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| [BEATS] GINSBERG, Allen & FERLINGHETTI, Lawrence. Wholly Communion. NY: Grove Press, [1965]. Softbound (no hardbound issued). The first American edition. Poems and photographs from Peter Whitehead's film of the landmark poetry reading at the Royal Albert Hall in 1965, a historic gathering of the Beat underground. Includes Ginsberg, Trocchi, Corso, Ferlinghetti, Voznesensky, et al. Fine. SKB-6799 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen & GENET, Jean. Evergreen Review, Vol. 5, No. 18, May-June 1961. n.p.:n.p., [1961]. Prints excerpts from Genet's Our Lady of the Flowers. Also Ginsberg, Ferlinghetti, Octavio Paz, et al. Very good plus to near fine. SKB-13836 |
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| [BEATS] GINSBERG, Allen & KEROUAC, Jack. Evergreen Review, Vol. 1, No. 2, 1957. n.p.:n.p., [1957]. The famous "San Francisco Scene" issue. Includes Ginsberg (the first separate printing of Howl), Kerouac, Duncan, Rexroth, McClure, Ferlinghetti, et al. Illustrated with photographs. Signed by Ginsberg. Bright copy, about fine. SKB-4048 |
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| [DRUGS: Allen Ginsberg] GINSBERG, Allen & LAMANTIA, Philip. Damascus Road, No. 1, 1961. n.p.:n.p., [1961]. Premier issue of this short-lived poetry mag from Allentown, Pennsylvania edited by Charles Hanna. Prints Ginsberg's "Laughing Gas Fragments" and "Real Distinguished Thing" (also about Laughing Gas). Includes Lamantia, Patchen, Neruda, et al. About fine. SKB-9601 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen & MILES, Barry. Howl: Original Draft Facsimile, Transcript & Variant Versions. NY: Harper & Row, [1986]. 4to. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Edited by Barry Miles. Very fine. SKB-5850 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen & MILES, Barry (ed.). Howl: Original Draft Facsimile, Transcript & Variant Versions. Edited by Barry Miles. NY: Harper & Row, [1986]. 4to. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Presentation copy inscribed by Ginsberg with a drawing to his friend, Steven Lowe: "Naropa with Wes & Will / Supper at Varsity townhouse / Bluefish with crabmeat-garlic garnish, blueberries / & sour cream after salad, wild rice and corn and stringbeans / Allen Ginsberg, Cook / July 17, 1987." Ginsberg has also done a substantive drawing of a skeleton surrounded by a snake, stars and "Ah"s. A nice association since Lowe was also a friend and collaborator of Burroughs who introduced him to Allen. Fine (couple of specks of wear to dj). SKB-5375 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen & MILES, Barry (ed.). Howl: Original Draft Facsimile, Transcript & Variant Versions. NY: Harper & Row, [1986]. 4to. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Presentation copy inscribed by Ginsberg to his long-time friend and fellow writer John Clellon Holmes: "Dear John, Here's a book wouldn't exist without your hand & heart. Allen Ginsberg 2/3/87 N.Y.C." Ginsberg has also done a drawing of a sunflower with its stem turning into a snake. Holmes was among the original founding members of the Beat Generation, and his novel Go was the first book written about Kerouac, Ginsberg, and their circle of friends in New York in the late '40s (and the first book to use the phrase "The Beat Generation"). More importantly, it was Holmes who received from Kerouac in the mid-'50s an early draft of Howl that Holmes discovered among his papers and returned to Ginsberg 25 years later, making possible the publication of this book. Minor foxing to top edge and top edge of the inside of the dust jacket, else about fine. A superb association copy of the definitive edition of Howl inscribed to Ginsberg's old friend without whom the book could not have been published. SKB-13894 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen & ORLOVSKY, Peter. Straight Hearts' Delight. SF: Gay Sunshine, [1980]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. One of 50 numbered copies signed by Ginsberg and Orlovsky. Minor bump to top corner of back board, else fine in dust jacket with a touch of wear. SKB-644 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen & ORLOVSKY, Peter. Straight Hearts' Delight. SF: Gay Sunshine, [1980]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. One of 50 numbered copies signed by Ginsberg and Orlovsky. Fine in crisp, fresh dust jacket with a couple of minuscule rubbed spots. SKB-10714 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen & ORLOVSKY, Peter. Straight Hearts' Delight. SF: Gay Sunshine, [1980]. Softbound. First edition. Love poems and selected letters. Fine. SKB-13778 |
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| [BEATS] GINSBERG, Allen & ORLOVSKY, Peter & CORSO, Gregory. The Three Angels. n.p.: Privately published, 2001. 2 LP records in fold-out jacket. In 1990 Ginsberg, Orlovsky, and Corso were invited by friend and artist/sound producer, Jeff Gordon to do a reading in downtown Manhattan. This recording of that event was issued in a pressing limited to 1000 numbered copies that were over-subscribed shortly after release. As new. SKB-11736 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen & SNYDER, Gary. The Yale Literary Magazine, April 1965. n.p.:n.p., [1965]. Prints "Today" by Allen Ginsberg. Also Snyder, Sanders, Duncan, Weiners, Olson, Creeley, et al. Near fine. SKB-10651 |
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| [BEATS] GINSBERG, Allen & TROCCHI, Alexander. International Poetry At the Royal Albert Hall London. n.p.:n.p., [1965]. Huge folding poster (printed on both sides) featuring an article by Alexander Trocchi about the famous Beat poetry reading at Albert Hall in 1965. Also reproduces charcoal sketches of Ginsberg, Voznesensky, Ferlinghetti and other participants, as well as pages of their handwritten manuscripts. Signed by Trocchi. Published as Topolski's Chronicle Nos. 5-6, 1965. Measures 23" x 36" unfolded. Scarce ephemera relating to this important counterculture event. Especially nice signed by Trocchi. A bit of minor crinkling to edges, else near fine. SKB-3774 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen & WHALEN, Philip. Variegation: A Free Verse Quarterly, Vol. 11, No. 43, Summer 1956. n.p.:n.p., [1956]. A literary mag from San Francisco. Prints Ginsberg's "Two Trees in Paterson---1952," an early appearance preceding the publication of Howl. Also features two poems by Philip Whalen, an early appearance for him too. Owner's name, trivial sunning to edges, smudge to back cover, else near fine. SKB-13066 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen & WILSON, Wes. Who Be Kind To. SF: Cranium Press, 1967. Large color broadside/poster designed by Wes Wilson featuring a photo of Ginsberg and printing the poem "Who Be Kind To." Printed in many colors. As new. SKB-586 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen & YOUNG, Allen. Gay Sunshine Interview. Bolinas: Grey Fox Press, 1974. Pamphlet. First edition. Prints a long interview with Ginsberg. Covers faded around the edges, else near fine. SKB-7698 |
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| GINSBERG, Allen & YOUNG, Allen. Gay Sunshine Interview. Bolinas: Grey Fox Press, 1974. Pamphlet. First edition. Presentation copy inscribed by Ginsberg to his then secretary Richard Elovich: "for Richard Elovich / Best empty-hearted / wishes / Allen / Ginsberg / Dec. 10. 1976." Prints a long interview with Ginsberg. About fine. SKB-12430 |
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| GINSBERG, Louis & GINSBERG, Allen. Morning in Spring. NY: William Morrow, 1970. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Introduction by Allen Ginsberg. Briefly inscribed by Louis Ginsberg and signed by his son, Allen Ginsberg. Fine in very slightly spine-sunned dust jacket. SKB-6094 |
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| GINSBERG, Louis & GINSBERG, Allen. Morning in Spring. NY: William Morrow, 1970. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Introduction by Allen Ginsberg (Louis' son). Inscribed by Louis Ginsberg. Fine in very slightly spine-sunned dust jacket. SKB-11277 |
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| [ART] GINZBURG, Ralph & OLDEBOERRIGTER, Melle. Avant Garde, No. 6, January 1969. n.p.:n.p., [1969]. Edited by Ralph Ginzburg. Contributions by Dick Gregory, Peter Schjeldahl, Ronald Dahl, art by Melle Oldeboerrigter, and more. Small sticker to corner of front cover, else near fine. SKB-12725 |
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| [ART] GINZBURG, Ralph & RUBIN, Jerry. Avant Garde, No. 7, March 1969. n.p.:n.p., [1969]. Edited by Ralph Ginzburg. Articles on Jerry Rubin, Black Power, D. A. Pennebaker, drawings by Guy Bourdin, and more. Very good plus to near fine. SKB-12723 |
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| [ART] GINZBURG, Ralph & TOOKER, George. Avant Garde, No. 4, September 1968. n.p.:n.p., [1968]. Edited by Ralph Ginzburg. Contributions by Arthur Miller, Peter Schjeldahl, art by George Tooker, photos "Voodoo Lives" by Lee Kraft, and more. Very good. SKB-12726 |
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| [MYSTERY] GIRDNER, Jaqueline. Murder on the Astral Plane. NY: Berkeley Prime Crime, [1999]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Inscribed by the author. As new. JB-8895 |
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| [BUKOWSKI, Charles] GLAZIER, Loss & BUKOWSKI, Charles. All's Normal Here: A Charles Bukowski Primer. [Fremont, CA: Ruddy Duck Press, 1985]. 4to. Softbound. First edition. Edited by Loss Pequeno Glazier. Writings and letters by Bukowski as well as works about him by others. Illustrated with drawings by Buk. Near fine. SKB-2839 |
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| GLEASON, Madeline. Here Comes Everybody: New & Selected Poems. SF: Panjandrum, 1975. Softbound. First edition of this trade Paperback Original. Nicely inscribed by the author. Covers just perceptibly sunned around the edges, else fine. SKB-8270 |
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| [PHOTOGRAPHY] GOLDBECK, Eugene & BOLOGNESI, Kitti (ed.). Goldbeck. Barcelona: Actar, 1999. Oblong 8vo. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Overview of Goldbeck's panoramic photographs from the early 1900's. Published on the occasion of an exhibition. Bilingual Spanish/English text. As new. JB-11790 |
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| [ART] GOLDBERG, Roselee & ANDERSON, Laurie. Laurie Anderson. [NY]: Abrams, [2000]. Square 8vo. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Profusely illustrated. As new. JB-10346 |
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| [AFRICAN-AMERICAN] GOLDBERG, Whoopi. Black & white publicity still inscribed by actress, Whoopi Goldberg. n.p.:n.p.,n.d. Whoopi is standing looking directly into the camera. Fine (10" x 8"). JB-10727 |
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| [PHOTOGRAPHY] GOLDBLATT, David. South Africa: The Structure of Things Then. [NY]: Monacelli Press, [1998]. Square 4to. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Fine. JB-13368 |
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| GOLDEN, Arthur. Memoirs of a Geisha. NY: Knopf, 1997. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition of the author's first book. As new. JB-6310 |
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| [PHOTOGRAPHY] GOLDEN, Nan. Jabalowe Smoking Sheisha in Courtyard, Luxor 2003. n.p.:n.p., [2003]. Original cibachrome photograph mounted on aluminum. A striking photo of a man sitting at a table smoking an elaborate hookah. Limited to 50 numbered copies signed by Goldin on the verso. As new (11.5" x 16"). SKB-13847 |
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| [ROCK] GOLDSTEIN, Richard. The Poetry of Rock. NY: Bantam, [1969]. First edition of this Paperback Original. "The most comprehensive collection of rock lyrics ever assembled..." Includes material by Jim Morrison, Leonard Cohen, Paul Simon, and many, many others. Illustrated with photographs. Near fine (discrete ink name to bottom edge). SKB-4489 |
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| [ROCK: John Lennon] GOLSON, Barry (ed.). The Playboy Interviews with John Lennon & Yoko Ono. NY: Playboy Press, [1981]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Excellent, long interview with Lennon & Yoko, illustrated with photographs. Fine in price-clipped dust jacket with a small crease to the back flap. SKB-5838 |
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| GOODMAN, Allegra. The Family Markowitz. NY: Farrar, Straus and Giroux [1996]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition of the author's second book. Signed by Goodman. Exceptionally fine. SKB-5548 |
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| GOODMAN, Allegra. Total Immersion. NY: Harper & Row, [1989]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition of the author's first book, a collection of stories. Signed by Goodman. Fine. SKB-5453 |
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| GOODMAN, Paul. 3 From Black Sparrow. n.p.:n.p., [1970]. Publication announcement from Black Sparro | |
