Sausalito, CA: The Post-Apollo Press, 1988. FIRST EDITION IN ENGLISH. Paperback. Book is in very good condition, with some very minor thumbing to first and last group of pages, and faint spotting to bottom edge. Originally published in French, and here translated to English by Joseph Simas along with Anthony... More about MEZZA VOCE
New York: Grove Press, 1960/1973. Paperbacks. 1. New American Poetry. 1960. 453 pages. Bibliography, index. Cover wear, interior clean, no marks. 2. The Poetics of New American Poetry. 1973. 463 pages. Light cover wear, interior near fine. 45 poets represented in New American Poetry [John Ashbery, Paul Blackburn, Bruce Boyd... More about THE NEW AMERICAN POETRY / THE POETICS OF THE NEW AMERICAN POETRY : TWO VOLUMES
New York: Simon & Schuster, 1925. Numbered, Limited Edition. Hardcover. Numbered, limited edition (#488/1000). Poet's first book. Bluish-gray boards with minor rubbing to extremities. Corners a bit nudged, but clean and tight elsewise. Paste-on label (title, author, year) to front board. and title label to spine. Stained, edgeworn and chipped... More about YOU WHO HAVE DREAMS
San Francisco: Luna's Press, 2000. Redo. First Edition. Paperback. Unpaginated [34 pages]. Black and white drawings throughout. Illustrated staplebound wraps, square octavo. Some light soiling to wraps, interior clean and bright. Bilingual love poems in Spanish and English. More about PAINTING SHADOWS / PINTANDO SOMBRAS
Colorado College: The Hubert Center Press, 2002. Paperback. Signed by the author on the title page. 23 pages. String bound stiff purple wraps, with black titles. Tall octavo. Wraps are faded, stain on front. Interior bright, near fine. Written while Erin Bad Hand was a student at Colorado College. More about AND THEN EVERYONE CAN REST... (SIGNED
London: Rivington, Payne, Walker, et al, 1811. Leather_bound. xxxiv, 216 pages. Frontis of Beattie, three plates. Tan calf with gilt decorations to cover and spine compartments. Small octavo. All edges gilt. Spine title in gilt. Corners bumped, edgewear and outer front hinge chafed. Interior bright, clean. Nice copy. Beattie [1735-1803]... More about THE MINSTREL; OR, THE PROGRESS OF GENIUS : WITH OTHER POEMS, MANY OF WHICH, INCLUDING THE...
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Honolulu, Hawaii: DeGroat Publishing, 1923. 5th. Signed in ink "Aloha, Don Blanding". 1923. Stated Fifth Edition. Bound in tan grass weave binding. Paperback copy with the front wrap attached to the grass weave with two cutouts for the Title and also Don Blanding's name to show through. Thus, the front... More about LEAVES FROM A GRASS HOUSE [SIGNED
Honolulu: Privately Printed, 1928. 3rd Printing. Staplebound. 15 pages. Red color illustrations on each page. Illustrated gray card wraps with flaps. Staple bound. Small light stain [coffee?] to front wrap and light soiling to edges. More about THE VIRGIN OF WAIKIKI : A TORRID TRAGEDY OF THE TROPICS
New York: Dial Press, 1981. Hardcover. SIGNED INSCRIPTION BY AUTHOR to front free end paper. STATED FIRST PRINTING. A bit of sunning to front top edge of boards. Copper metallic lettering to white cloth-covered spine of black boards. Black lettering to black, green and cream jacket. Chipping, less than 1", and... More about THE MAN IN THE BLACK COAT TURNS (SIGNED
Chicago: M.A. Donohue and Co., 1872. Leather_bound. 337 pages. Frontis illustration of Browning with tissue guard. Decorated title page with title and publisher in red. Full red padded embossed leather. Small chip at top of spine and very small chip at bottom of spine hinge. Titles in gilt, all edges... More about ROBERT BROWNING'S POEMS
Kilmarnock: M'Kie & Drennan, 1876. Hardcover. REVISED AND EXTENDED. Corners nudged and rubbed to cardboard. Spine caps rubbed and gently folded under. A few worn spots to both volumes' boards. Mild spine leans. Age-tanning. Frontispiece, Vol. First, portrait of Robert Burns with tissue guard. Gilt titles, illustrations and rules to... More about THE COMPLETE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS ARRANGED IN THE ORDER OF THEIR EARLIEST PUBLICATION. ...
Waldron Island: Brooding Heron Press, 1996. First Edition. Hardcover. One of 274 copies printed on Mohawk Letterpress. 37 pages. Brown linen cloth with paper label to cover and spine. Bump to top corner. Interior fine. More about A SUMMER WITH TU FU : A SEQUENCE OF POEMS
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Oakland, California: Amphibian Press, 1987. First Edition. Paperback. Inscribed by the author and also with a handwritten personal letter laid in. 24 pages. Coral colored wraps with flaps with cover titles in black, tall octavo. Staining to inside flaps along the edge, small light stain to bottom front, edgewear along... More about HOW OFTEN DO WE REMEMBER [SIGNED COPY
New York: Leavitt & Allen, 1850. Hardcover. No date [1850]. 288 pages, floral design around text to each page. Blue cloth with embossed design on cover and gilt decoration to spine. Small octavo. Corners bumped and chafed, frays to head and tail of spine. Some light discoloration to cover, general... More about THE POEMS OF ELIZA COOK : COMPRISING MELAIA; TOGETHER WITH HER MISCELLANEOUS PIECES
Cambridge, Mass: Richard Brukenfeld, 1955. First Edition. Paperback. Scarce first edition of Corso's first book in staple-bound wraps with white covers titled in black and blue on front and priced "one dollar" in black on back. Sunning and light staining as is common for this edition. A small tear to... More about THE VESTAL LADY ON BRATTLE AND OTHER POEMS
New York: Oxford University Press, 2015. Hardcover. Bound in black boards, with gilt lettering to spine, and a decorative dust jacket. Has two small and hardly noticeable dings to top edge of book. "Landscape is not only the visual perception of a literal place, but also a figurative space in... More about THE POETRY OF ANTONIO MACHADO: CHANGING THE LANDSCAPE
Middletown, CT: Wesleyan University Press, 1977. Paperback. 72 pages. Illustrated wraps. Interior clean and bright in sound binding. Cover has light edgewear and a small ding at bottom of spine, General wear along the spine, and some scratches or light flecking to front wrap. Rear wrap has tiny tear at bottom. More about THE REASON WHY THE CLOSET-MAN IS NEVER SAD
Detroit, Michigan (USA): Broadside Press, 1970. STATED FIRST PRINTING. Pamphlet. Poems. Emanuel was a teacher at The City College of New York in 1969-1970, and dedicates this volume to his students there. A bit of shelf-and-edge-wear, but solid. More about PANTHER MAN
Chicago: Canterbury Company, 1909. First Edition. 27 pages. Frontis portrait of Field. White vellum spine over tan boards with title in red and blue with blue border. Octavo. Vellum a bit soiled, some light staining to boards, edgewear. In a chipped, taped repaired jacket in fair condition. Bookplate to front... More about CRADLE LULLABIES
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New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1892. First Edition. Vellum. Limited edition of 250 copies with this copy numbered 242 and signed "Charles Scribner's Sons" in ink under the limitation number. x,126 pages. Title page in red and black with engraved vignette. 1/4 vellum over gray boards with spine titles in... More about WITH TRUMPET AND DRUM [LIMITED EDITION
Cambridge: Houghton Mifflin, 1888. 4th edition. Hardcover. 124 pages. Frontis. Printed by Devinne Press. Vellum spine over gray boards. Small octavo. Spine titles in gilt and gilt decoration along vellum border. Corners nudged, soiling to vellum and spine titles a bit dulled, binding tight. Ink name and address on front... More about RUBAIYAT OF OMAR KHAYYAM IN ENGLISH VERSE, THE TEXT OF THE FOURTH EDITION, FOLLOWED BY THAT OF...
New York: New Directions, 1942. Henri Matisse. Hardcover. 8vo. 8.75" x 6". Several loose and detached pages. "Charles Ford looks in the mirror of certain poems of Baudelaire and writes what he sees. These adaptations are not translations in the strict word-for-word sense." (From front flap). More about THE MIRROR OF BAUDELAIRE
Paris: Librairie Alphonse Lemerre, 1929. Hardcover. IN FRENCH. Moderate rubbing to spine and board edges. Spine caps with 3, .25" or smaller open tears to top and bottom. Bottom spine cap, 3/8" x .25" open tear. Corners bumped. Front hinge professionally reinforced. Faded gilt top edge. Foxing to front and... More about CHOIX DE POÉSIES
London: Blackwood, Le Bas and Co., 1902. Hardcover. TOP EDGES GILT. Very light rubbing to extremities. Acid transfer to endpapers. A few nudged corners. Slight spine leans. Text and edges age-tanned. Some spotting to text edges. Gilt titles and crest to spines with gilt titles and portrait to fronts of... More about THE POETRY OF ROBERT BURNS CENTENARY EDITION . (4 VOLUMES, COMPLETE
New York: Harper and Brothers, 1972. Baskin, Leonard. Hardcover. FIRST U. S. EDITION. Light spotting near spine caps. Black lettering on cream-colored, cloth-covered spine of black, cloth- covered boards. Sunning to spine of black and buff - colored illustrated jacket. 9.5 x 6.5". 111 pp. Clean, bright, tight. "These sixty-seven... More about SELECTED POEMS 1957 - 1967
