Chicago: Modern Poetry Association, 2014. First edition - Features poetry from the United Kingdom with an introduction by Don Share and contributions from Liz Berry, Kathryn Simmonds, Hannah Lowe, Tim Wells, and many more.

Chicago: Modern Poetry Association, 2012. First edition - Features a portfolio of drawings and text by Matthea Harvey. Includes poems by Larry Levis, Ocean Vuong and others; commentary by Mark Ford. Cover art by Rebecca Shore.

Madison, WI: Sub-stance, 1974. First edition - A rather uncommon early issue of this journal - features an interview with Claude Simon and several articles on his work - also included are 'Sign Poems' from Ariel Marques's 'ABC da Criagao' and more. Translator's addendum to Serres and notice to subscribers laid in. 158 pp. We specialize in literary journals, and have many others - including many not yet catalogued and listed on line.

Laguna Beach, CA: 1993. First edition - ]ncludes works - prose, poetry and art - by Gerald Vizenor, LaDonna Harris, Yusef Komunyakaa, Timothy Liu, Colette Inez, Hugh Fox, Gary Smith, Ronnie Burk, Simon Perchik, Toby Lurie and many others. SIGNED by Sherman Alexie at his contribution "A Reservation Table of the Elements." Illustrated. 158 pp plus 2 final ads.

Louisville, KY: The Kentucky Foundation for Women, 1998. SIGNED first edition - A triannual magazine of stories, poems and essays. Its goal is to publish daring new writers and the more radical established writers. This issue includes the works by Maggie Anderson, Willis Barnstone, Greg Mello, Roberta Allen and more. SIGNED by Margaret Randall at her poem "if I could I would." We specialize in literary journals, and have many others - including many not yet catalogued and listed on line. 80 pp plus notes on contributors and ads.

New York: Grand Street Press, 1989. First edition - A quarterly literary journal which is "straight from the jagged edge of the imagination. Fiction, art, poetry, science, travel, photography. Expect the unexpected." This issue features "The Widow's House" a story by Elizabeth Jolley and an essay by Penelope Gilliatt on the novellas of Muriel Spark. Also includes fiction and poetry by John Updike, Amy Hempel, Marilyn Hacker, W. S. Merwin and many more. Notes on contributors, ads. 245 pp.

New York: Grand Street Press, 1989. First edition - A quarterly literary journal which is "straight from the jagged edge of the imagination. Fiction, art, poetry, science, travel, photography. Expect the unexpected." This issue features "The Printmaker" a story by William Trevor and Stanley Elkin on the first amendment. Also includes fiction, essays and poetry by Jorie Graham, Charles Baxter, Amy Clampitt, Frank Hauser, Dennis Silk, Christopher Ricks, Katha Pollitt, Rick de Marinis and many more. Notes on contributors, ads. 239 pp.

New York: Grand Street Press, 1987. First edition - A quarterly literary journal which is "straight from the jagged edge of the imagination. Fiction, art, poetry, science, travel, photography. Expect the unexpected." This issue features Christopher Hitchens, Nicholas von Hoffman and Robert Sherrill on the Constitution. Also includes fiction, essays and poetry by W.S. Merwin, Mary Jo Salter, Penelope Gilliatt, Floyd Dell, Charles Simic, P.J. Kavanagh, Richard Avedon and many more. Notes on contributors, ads. 225 pp.

Toronto: Brick, (2001). SIGNED first edition - Includes contributions by Michael Ondaatje, Anne Carson, E. Annie Proulx, Jim Harrison, Sharon Olds, J. M. Coetze, Colm Toibin and more. SIGNED by Jonathan Lethem at his contribution "Yoked in Gowanus." Illustrated with photographs. Square format. 168 pp.

Dallas, TX: Southern Methodist University, 1993. SIGNED first edition - Includes essays, an interview with Paulette Jiles, poetry, and short stories. SIGNED and dated by Paulette Jiles at her essay "The Spontaneously Created People" and uncommon thus. Also includes contributions by Janet Peery, Millicent Dillon, Richard Tillinghast and more. Notes on contributors. 150-280 pp plus ads.

Dallas, TX: Southern Methodist University, 1995. First edition - In addition to poetry and short stories by the authors shown above, this issue includes an interview with Elizabeth Sprires, a story by Naomi Shihab Nye, Lewis Klausner on Frost's Legacy and more. We specialize in literary journals, and have many others - including many not yet catalogued and listed on line.

Boston: Emerson College, 2005. SIGNED first edition - SIGNED by TWO authors: Carol Muske Dukes at her poem "Jacaranda" and Ann Beattie at her story "Talk." Also contains poetry by Marvin Bell, Jane Hirshfield, Carl Phillips, Charles Harper Webb, and many others. Stories by Ron Carlson, Alice Hoffman, Howard Norman and more, a profile of David St John by Susan Terris, and notes on contributors. 209 pp plus ads. Wraparound cover art by Lee Stoval. ISBN: 0-933058021.

Berkeley, CA: University of California Press, 1968. First edition - Literary magazine of UC Berkeley, featuring fiction, poetry and photography. Includes an essay by William Stafford and Norman Jacobson, poetry by Tate, Miles, Dave Kelly, Gerald Locklin and many others. Notes on contributors. 120 pp. We specialize in literary journals, and have many others - including many not yet catalogued and listed on line.

Felixstowe, Suffolk, UK: Joe Soap's Canoe, 1991. First edition - An unusual issue in which poets who had been associated with the Canoe were asked to submit one poem of their choice and then to discuss it. Each poem is preceded by a brief biographical introduction. Among the poets are Tony Towle, Lydia Tomkin, Peter Sansom, David Rattray, Ian McMillan, Simon Pettet and more. Also included is a 1985 interview with James Schuyler. Unpaginated.

New York: 1936. First edition - Includes a short story by Wallace E. Stegner, "Home to Utah" which is only his third published story and the first in a recognized major magazine (pgs 28-42). Other contributors include Edita Morris, Peter deVries, Jeremiah Digges on Cape Cod cowboys and more. We specialize in literary journals, and have many others - including many not yet catalogued and listed on line.

New York: Grand Street Press, 1991. First edition - A literary journal which is "straight from the jagged edge of the imagination. Fiction, art, poetry, science, travel, photography. Expect the unexpected." This issue includes contributions by Toni Morrison on Black Matters, Gary Giddins on Dizzy Gillespie, Marcel Proust, Beth Nugent, Nicholas Christopher, Umberto Eco, Charles Simic, Matthew Stadler, Fanny Howe. a portfolio of shell drawings by Brice Madden, photographs by Gretchen Bender and more. Notes on contributors, ads. Square format. 240 pp. ISBN: 0-393-308243.

New York: Grand Street Press, 1992. First edition - A literary journal which is "straight from the jagged edge of the imagination. Fiction, art, poetry, science, travel, photography. Expect the unexpected." This issue includes contributions by Brooke Allen; Walter Hopps; Joseph Cornell; Robert Creeley; Jamaica Kincaid; Victor Erofeyev; Patrick Chamoiseau, Christa Wolf; Jorge Luis Borges, a portfolio of drawings by Sue Williams and of nudes by Joseph Cornell, more. Notes on contributors, ads. Square format. 224 pp. ISBN: 0-393-308596.

New York: Grand Street Press, 1992. First edition - A literary journal which is "straight from the jagged edge of the imagination. Fiction, art, poetry, science, travel, photography. Expect the unexpected." This issue includes contributions by Esther Allen, Martin Duberman (on Stonewall), Andrew Kopkind, Georges Perec, Edmund White, Mei-mei Berssenbrugge, Sharon Olds, Rodney Jones, Walter Hopps, a selection of illustrations on Klan Dolls by William Christenberry, photographs on Mining the Museum by Fred Wilson and more. Notes on contributors, ads. Square format. 264 pp. ISBN: 0-393-30955x.

New York: Grand Street Press, 1993. First edition - A literary journal which is "straight from the jagged edge of the imagination. Fiction, art, poetry, science, travel, photography. Expect the unexpected." This issue includes contributions by A. R. Ammons, Gary Snyder, John Cage, Charles Simic, David Gates; Duong Thu Huong, a portfolio of oil on photographs by Gerhard Richter and more. Notes on contributors, ads. Square format. 232 pp. ISBN: 0-393-309924.

New York: Grand Street Press, 1991. First edition - A literary journal which is "straight from the jagged edge of the imagination. Fiction, art, poetry, science, travel, photography. Expect the unexpected." This issue includes contributions by Amy Tan, Jimmy Santiago Baca, Ben Sonnenberg, Kazuo Ishiguro, Kenzaburo Oe, Charles Wright, Michael McClure, Julio Cortazar, Richard Powers, portfolios of paintings by Robert Rauschenberg, of drawings by Peter Nagy, and of photographs by Linda Conner and more. Notes on contributors, ads. Square format. 232 pp. ISBN: 0-393-307425.

New York: Grand Street Press, 1990. First edition - A literary journal which is "straight from the jagged edge of the imagination. Fiction, art, poetry, science, travel, photography. Expect the unexpected." This issue includes contributions by Sandra Cisneros, William Vollmann, Joy Harjo, Li-Young Lee, Rodney Jones, Jeannette Winterson, photographs by William Eggleston, and of drawings by Saul Steinberg (whose are is also on the cover) and more. Notes on contributors, ads. Square format. 207 pp. ISBN: 0-393-307425.

New York: Paris Review, 2011. SIGNED first edition - Includes interviews with William Gibson and Samuel Delany as number 210 and 211 in their ongoing 'Art of Fiction' series.. SIGNED by Jonathan Lethem at his story "The Empty Room. Also includes fiction by Robert Bolano, David Gates and William Wei; poetry by Cathy Park Hong, Iman Mersal and others, a portfolio of full color photographs by Laurel Nakadate and Mike Rottenberg and more. Illustrated. Notes on contributors. 238 pp plus ads.

Farmington, Michigan: Oakland Community College, 2000. First edition - Magazine with poetry, short stories and photographs. In addition to the contributors listed above, this issue includes works by Richard Cortez Day, Michael Heffernan, Linh Dinh, Trudy Lewis, Jay Neugeborgen, an interview with Carol Bly and more. 184 pp. plus ads. We specialize in literary journals, and have many others - including many not yet catalogued and listed on line. ISBN: 0891-1371.

Cincinnati: F & W Publications, 1998. SIGNED first edition - SIGNED by TWO authors at their stories: Susan Straight at "Shape Fantasies" and Karen Bender at "The Dinner Party." This issue also includes works by Daniel Orozco. Carol Shields, Wendy Brenner, Z Z Packer, Nathan Englander and a story classic by Martha Gellhorn and more. We specialize in literary journals, and have many others - including many not yet catalogued and listed on line.

Cincinnati: F & W Publications, 1998. First edition - SIGNED by TWO authors at their stories: Susan Straight at "Shape Fantasies" and Karen Bender at "The Dinner Party." This issue also includes works by Daniel Orozco. Carol Shields, Wendy Brenner, Z Z Packer, Nathan Englander and a story classic by Martha Gellhorn and more. We specialize in literary journals, and have many others - including many not yet catalogued and listed on line.

Madison, WI: Abraxas, 1985. First edition - In addition to the contributors shown above this issue includes poetry by Simon Perchik, Credo James Enriquez, John Reinhard, Theresa Pappas and others, drawings, letters and essay. We specialize in literary journals, and have many others - including many not yet catalogued and listed on line.

Point Reyes Station: Floating Island Publications, 1976. First edition - The first issue in this series of anthologies of poetry, fiction, photography and graphic arts. Includes contributions from Diane Di Prima, jackson Allen, Thomas Weir, Thomas Sanchez, Robert Bly, Bobbie Louise Hawkins, Morgan Alexander and more. Features a photography section on "Point Reyes Nation" by Art Rogers. 120 pp. Large format. ISBN: 0-912449284.