Ashbery john kenneth koch harry (15 Ergebnisse)

Paperback. Zustand: Good.

Softcover. Zustand: Fine. First edition. Printed blue wrappers. Slightest of sunning, fine. Important collection of New York School poets.

Soft cover. Zustand: Near Fine. First Edition. Near fine in original wrappers with slight wear.

Soft cover. Zustand: Near Fine. First Edition. Near fine -- 5 issues in 4 vols., printed wraps. Issues #1, 2, 3/4, 5. a complete run. Limited ed. of issue1 (#17 of 100); #2 is the 'trade' issue NOT the limited. #1 & 2 are near fine; #3/4 is VG+; #5 is near fine. Photos available on request.

Soft cover. Zustand: Fine. 1st Edition. A complete run of this key New York School magazine, whose 'squat and plain' look invokes 'the serious literature of the French' (Clay and Phillips), although issues I and II are in their special editions, being one of 100 numbered copies and one of 50 numbered copies respectively. Standard copies of issues I and II were just bound in wrappers, but for the special copies issue I is presented in a larger format using a more simply printed jacket over plain wrappers, and issue II consists of plain wrappers with a jacket affixed at the spine, the jacket printed in the same way as usual but on a salmon-coloured stock rather than light green. The page edges in these issues are uncut and in fact unopened. (Double issue III-IV and issue V did not come in a special edition.) 12mo except for issue I (8vo). Wrappers, issues I and II with jackets. 168pp.-296pp. Contributors include William Burroughs, Frank O'Hara, Ted Berrigan, Piero Heliczer, Edwin Denby, Gregory Corso, LeRoi Jones, Diane di Prima, Gerard Malanga, Barbara Guest, John Wieners, Larry Rivers, Alan Ansen, Rudy Burckhardt, Robin Blaser, Bill Berkson, Kenward Elmslie, Mary Caroline Richards, Marcelin Pleynet, Denis Roche, Ruth Krauss, David Ball, Anselm Hollo, Joseph Ceravolo, John Perreault, Harold Rosenberg, George Stanley, Jane Freilicher, Robert Lax, George Montgomery, James Koller, Ebbe Borregaard, Paul Carroll, Fairfield Porter, James Merrill, Raymond Roussel, and the editors. Issues III-IV and V as new, issue II with moderate spotting to the page edges and just a little light rubbing, issue I only a little marked outwardly, the wrappers gently bumped to the corners because oversized. The latter contains a loosely inserted card announcing the new review.…

Soft Cover. Zustand: Very Good. this is 14 issues of the periodical; 2003 =1issue, 2014 =1 issue, 2015= 9 issues, 2016= 2 issues; most of the issues have b&w & color illustrations; Some of the Poets: Kay Ryan, Harry Mathews, one issue on young Irish poets, Kenneth Koch, Kathleen Ossip, Patrick Rosal, Frank Bidart, Jamaal May, Ben Lerner, Linda Hogan, Juan Felipe Herrera, John Ashbery and many more; all issues are tight and clean; overall in VERY GOOD COND.…

Smyth-sewn. The third and fourth issue of Ashbery, Koch, Mathews, and Schuyler's essential little magazine, published out ofLans-en-Vercors, France, across five issues between 1961 and 1962. The editors alternated responsibility across issues, with this "double issue of new poetry" edited by Ashbery. Though unstated, this copy is from the library of the poet Ron Padgett. Contributors include: Michael Benedikt, LeRoi Jones, D. Krakauer, Bill Berkson, Welton Smith, Larry Rivers, Robin Blaser, Diane di Prima, Dennis Quinn, Alan Ansen, Robert Lax, Jean Boudin, Frank O'Hara, George Stanley, Paul Carroll, Denis Roche, Marcelin Pleynet, Pierre Martory, Joseph Ceravolo, Musa McKim, Allan Kaplan, Hugh Amory, Daisy Aldan, Kenward Elmslie, James Schuyler, Gerard Malanga, James Koller, James Merrill, David Ball, John Ashbery, Furman Stout, Landis Everson, John Perreault, Barbara Guest, Anselm Hollo, Kenneth Koch, Jack Foss, Robert Magowan, Thomas Jackrell, and Harry Mathews. Very good, with toning, shelf wear and some wrinkles on the covers, and evidence of moisture along the top of the text block, with pages unaffected but the exterior of the spine showing creases and wrinkling.…

Softcover. Zustand: Near Fine. Limited ed. One of 100 unnumbered copies only. Printed, cream colored stiff wrappers. 167 pp. Anthology of prose and verse pieces by Kenneth Koch, Barbara Guest, James Schuyler, Anne Porter, Ebbe Borregaard, John Ashbery, Harry Mathews, Frank O'Hara, Edwin Denby, George Montgomery, R. Burckhardt, Fairfield Porter. Near fine, spine somewhat toned. Solus Locus was a journal of experimental prose and poetry that was published in just four issues in 1961 and 1962. It was an American effort by bthe New York School of poets though it was published in France (and actualy prited in Spain) by Harry Mathews. It derived its name from a 1914 French novel by Raymond Roussel. Issue number one is particularly difficult to obtain individually. …

First Edition. First edition. Softcover. The second issue of this important but short lived literary journal. This issue features contributions by John Ashbery, Paul Blackburn, William Burroughs, Gregory Corso, Kenward Elmslie, Jane Freilicher, Kenneth Koch, Ruth Krauss, Frank O'Hara, James Schuyler, and others. An about very good copy in wrappers with some light wear and an abrasion to the rear cover. Signed by Ruth Krauss and with a nice inscription by her and she has also underlined her name on the the front cover and added "Hi!" Uncommon signed thus. Signed.…

Paperback. Three volumes (out of four). 16mo. Tan, pale green and blue wrappers (respectively). 167pp, 205pp, 294pp. Near fine. All are internally tight and quite nice, with faint edgewear; single chip to upper corner of first issue's rear wrapper; third volume spine lightly sunned. Named after Raymond Roussel's 1914 French novel of this name, this short-lived literary periodical of avant-garde prose and poetry was published in France entirely in English and showcases the work of the "New York School." Premiere issue (limited to 100 copies, here unnumbered) features the work of all four editors plus Barbara Guest, Frank O'Hara, Edwin Denby and others; Volume II (limited to 50 copies, here unnumbered) is "A Special Issue of Collaborations" with many of the same plus also Paul Blackburn, Andre Breton, William Burroughs, Gregory Corso and a great many others; Volume III-IV is "A Special Double Issue" that includes all four editors and also LeRoi Jones, Larry Rivers, Diane Di Prima, James Merrill, Anselm Hollo and more. A lovely, near complete set.…

Smyth-sewn. The first issue of Ashbery, Koch, Mathews, and Schuyler's essential little magazine, published out ofLans-en-Vercors, France, across five issues between 1961 and 1962. The editors alternated responsibility across issues, with Schuyler editing this first issue. Schuyler would edit the fifth issue as well. This is from an unspecified regular edition; there was also a limited edition of 100 copies. This copy is from the library of the poet Ron Padgett, with his neat pencil signature on the title page. Contributors include: Kenneth Koch, Barbara Guest, James Schuyler, Anne Porter, Ebbe Borregaard, John Ashbery, Harry Mathews, Frank O'Hara, Edwin Denby, Robin Blaser, George Montgomery, R. [Rudy] Burckhardt, and Fairfield Porter. Very good, with toned covers and shelf wear, especially along the bottom edge of the covers where the wrappers extend beyond the text block, likely from being stored upright.…

Smyth-sewn. The second issue of Ashbery, Koch, Mathews, and Schuyler's essential little magazine, published out ofLans-en-Vercors, France, across five issues between 1961 and 1962. The editors alternated responsibility across issues, with this "special issue of collaborations" edited by Koch. This is from the limited edition of 50 copies; there was also a regular edition. This copy is from the library of the poet Ron Padgett, with his neat pencil signature on the title page. Pages are uncut. Contributors include: Aeschylus, Pedro de Aragon, John Ashbery, Basho, Michael Benedikt, Bill Berkson, Paul Blackburn, André Breton, William Burroughs, Joseph Ceravolo, Thomas Chatterton, S.T. [Samuel Taylor] Coleridge, Gregory Corso, Abraham Cowley, Richard Crashaw, John Donne, Dwight Eisenhower, Kenward Elmslie, Paul Éluard, Jane Freilicher, Uri Gagarin, Milton Gilman, Ichiei, Donald Keene, Kenneth Koch, Daniel Krakauer, Ruth Krauss, Ern Malley, Marinetti, Frank O'Hara, Benjamin Péret, John Perreault, Po Chu-I, [Arthur] Rimbaud, The Empress Sadako, Peire Salvatge, William Shakespeare, James Schuyler, Robert Southey, Sir John Suckling, Yves Tanguy, Peire Vidal, and Edmund Waller, among others. Very good plus, with shelf wear along the edges of the paper covers and a bump at the top of the spine.…

Zustand: Very Good. First Edition. Palma de Mallorca, Spain: Locus Solus, 1961-2. Four issues bound in three volumes; 12mo; publisher's printed card wrappers. Small splash mark to bottom corner of No. 1 front wrapper, light toning and very brief soil to the other volumes, else a Very Good, bright and sound set, though lacking the final issue. The first four issues of this poetry magazine devoted to the New York School poets, including Frank O'Hara, Barbara Guest, Fairfield Porter, Edwin Denby and others. No. II is a special issue of collaborations and includes such notables as William Burroughs, Andre Breton, Paul Eluard, and Gregory Corso.…

Zustand: Very good. First edition. Complete set of Ed Sanders's short-lived "Quote of the Week" from his notorious press, featuring three brief selections from Harry Fainlight, John Ashbery, and Kenneth Koch. Run off over the course of several weeks in the fall of 1964, these three gossipy, insular, self-referential broadsides are among the most ephemeral and quintessentially FU productions to be pulled off of Sanders' Lower East Side mimeograph. The first, dated Sept. 5th, is by Harry Fainlight (1935-1982) and transcribes a piece of a conversation Fainlight delivered at Bickfords in Times Square: "I have piles / I thought it was / gonorrhea / it's terrible / I have to / do all / kinds of / sordid blow job / scenes / now." The second, dated Sept. 14th, records poet John Ashbery's reaction (overheard at a party at Bill Berkson's on East 57th Street) to Ed Sanders' recently-issued TOE-QUEEN POEMS. And the third, dated September 23rd, finds Kenneth Koch having just read Harry Fainlight's first Quote of the Week: "It's shit. It's all shit." All of these Quotes are individually scarce, and this is the first time we've seen them offered as a set. Rare thus. 11'' x 8.5''. Three mimeographed broadsides printed recto only on pink paper. Mild toning to edges. Right edge of one mildly worn. Another folded in half. Overall, clean and sound. …

First Editions. Five issues bound in four octavo volumes (ca.17.5-18cm); printed wrappers; 167,[1]; 205,[3]; 294,[2]; 184pp. First (un-trimmed) state of issue 1, measuring 7 1/8" x 5 1/8" (per Kermani, p.98); hint of sunning to spines on volumes I-IV, with a few faint splash marks on spines of volumes I-II; volume I with a few faint stains on rear wrapper; Very Good+. Light wear to extremities on volumes III-V, else Near Fine. Complete run of this poetry journal called "the overseas wing of the New York School.The magazine was definitely "no nonsense" from the beginning, presenting no manifestoes or editorial statements, just high-quality literature - simply and elegantly presented with care and respect" (Clay & Phillips, p.169). In addition to the editors, contributors included Frank O'Hara, Barbara Guest, André Breton, William S. Burroughs, Joseph Ceravolo, Gregory Corso, Gerard Malanga, Diane Di Prima, LeRoi Jones, Kenward Elmslie, John Wieners, Barbara Guest, and others. A difficult set to complete, since the elusive issue V was printed in a small run of 500 copies (a fraction of the size of the other 4 issues). KERMANI D3; MAYNARD & MILES C26-27.…