Search

Criteria:
  • Keyword = literary journal
Page:12Next ›Modify search
Showing 1 to 30 of 31
  • POETRY, Volume 200 (CC) Number 3, June 2012. by Addonizio, Kim, signed; Di Piero, W. S. and others, contributors. Christian Wiman, editor.
    Addonizio, Kim, signed; Di Piero, W. S. and others, contributors. Christian Wiman, editor.
    POETRY, Volume 200 (CC) Number 3, June 2012.

    Edition: First printing.

    Chicago: Poetry Foundation, 2012. SIGNED first edition - Includes a selection of poems by W. S. di Piero as the Ruth Lilly Poetry Prize Portfolio and also new poems by Stuart Dybek, Kim Addonizio, and others plus a selection of poems from 100 years (all women), comments and reviews.SIGNED by Addonizio at her poem "Heraclitean." Notes on contributors. Cover art by Yuko Shimizu..

    Condition: Fine in illustrated wrappers.

    Book ID: 55378
    Keywords: literary journal, magazine, Poetry
    View cart More details Price: $18.50
  • POETRY, Volume 186 (CLXXXVI) Number 5, September 2005. by Addonizio, Kim, signed; Williams, C. K; Meghan O'Rourke, Phyllis Rose and others, contributors. Christian Wiman, editor.
    Addonizio, Kim, signed; Williams, C. K; Meghan O'Rourke, Phyllis Rose and others, contributors. Christian Wiman, editor.
    POETRY, Volume 186 (CLXXXVI) Number 5, September 2005.

    Edition: First printing.

    Chicago: Poetry Foundation, 2005. SIGNED first edition - Includes poetry by C. K Williams, Meghan O'Rourke, Marilyn Nelson, Kim Addonizio,and others, comments by Phyllis Rose, Daniel Hoffman and more, reviews. SIGNED by Kim Addonizio at her poem "Verities." Notes on contributors. Cover art by Marcel Dzama.

    Condition: Near fine in illustrated wrappers.

    Book ID: 47884
    Keywords: literary journal, magazine, Poetry
    View cart More details Price: $18.50
  • POETRY, Volume 199 (CXCIX) Number 5, February 2012. by Christian Wiman, editor.Jane Hirshfield, Philip Levine, Carol Frost, Greg Glazner and others, contributors.
    Christian Wiman, editor.Jane Hirshfield, Philip Levine, Carol Frost, Greg Glazner and others, contributors.
    POETRY, Volume 199 (CXCIX) Number 5, February 2012.

    Edition: First printing.

    Chicago: Poetry Foundation, 2012. SIGNED first edition - Includes new poems by Philip Levine, Jane Hirshfield, Carol Frost, Greg Glazner, Robert Pinksky, Connie Voisine and others plus a selection of poems from 100 years (including Langston Hughes, Weldon Kees, Robert Frost), etc. Cover art by Felix Sockwell. Notes on contributors.

    Condition: Fine in illustrated wrappers.

    Book ID: 73414
    Keywords: literary journal, magazine, Poetry
    View cart More details Price: $12.00
  • (Flook, Maria; Alcosser, Sandra; Kresh, David et als)
    POETRY, MAY 1981, Vol 138, No 2

    Edition: First appearance in print of these works.

    Chicago: 1981. First edition - A special issue devoted to poets who are making their first appearance in this magazine - other contibutors include Lee Bartlett, Jim Handlin, Helena Minton and more.

    Condition: Near fine in stiff printed wrappers (remains of a label.)

    Book ID: 9805
    Keywords: literary journal, magazine, Poetry
    View cart More details Price: $11.50
  • FREEMAN'S ARRIVAL: The Best New Writing on Arrival. by Freeman, John, editor. Dave Eggers, signed.
    Freeman, John, editor. Dave Eggers, signed.
    FREEMAN'S ARRIVAL: The Best New Writing on Arrival.

    Edition: First printing, a trade paperback original.

    New York: Grove Press, (2015). SIGNED first edition - In the first issue of Freeman's, a new biannual of unpublished writing, which brings together the best new fiction, nonfiction, and poetry. "Strange encounters abound. David Mitchell meets a ghost in Hiroshima Prefecture; Lydia Davis on learning Norwegian; and in a Dave Eggers story, an elderly gentleman cannot remember why he brought a fork to a wedding. Other contributors include Louise Erdrich, Haruki Murakami, Aleksandar Hemon, Colum McCann, Kamila Shamsie, Helen Simpson, Barry Lopez, Sjon and the first published story by Fatin Abbas. SIGNED by TWO contributors - Freeman on the title page and Eggers at his story "The Fork." Notes on contributors. vi, 289 pp. ISBN: 978-0802124418.

    Condition: Fine in illustrated wrappers with self flaps.

    Book ID: 86052
    Keywords: Anthology, literary journal
    • Another image of FREEMAN'S ARRIVAL: The Best New Writing on Arrival. by Freeman, John, editor. Dave Eggers, signed.
    • Another image of FREEMAN'S ARRIVAL: The Best New Writing on Arrival. by Freeman, John, editor. Dave Eggers, signed.
    View cart More details Price: $35.00
  • UMBRA ANTHOLOGY 1967-1968. by Henderson, David, editor.
    Henderson, David, editor.
    UMBRA ANTHOLOGY 1967-1968.

    Edition: First printing.

    New York: Umbra, 1968. First edition - A very scarce copy of an anthology/literary journal which grew out of the Umbra Poets Workshop which ran from Manhattan's Lower East Side in New York City between 1962-1965. ÊConsidered "the first post-civil rights Black literary group, they sought to establish a voice distinct from the prevailing institutions of the 60s. . .According to the group, they had two definite goals: one, to share the experience of being Black in America; and two, to share the human quality of social awareness. Besides this, the ethos of their magazine had a particular bent to it, specifically towards the innovation, politics and race. The forward of the first issue, which is simply signed by…

    (more)

    New York: Umbra, 1968. First edition - A very scarce copy of an anthology/literary journal which grew out of the Umbra Poets Workshop which ran from Manhattan's Lower East Side in New York City between 1962-1965. ÊConsidered "the first post-civil rights Black literary group, they sought to establish a voice distinct from the prevailing institutions of the 60s. . .According to the group, they had two definite goals: one, to share the experience of being Black in America; and two, to share the human quality of social awareness. Besides this, the ethos of their magazine had a particular bent to it, specifically towards the innovation, politics and race. The forward of the first issue, which is simply signed by 'The Editors (Calvin Hernton, David Henderson and Tom Dent),' Êstates that 'UMBRA is not another haphazard Ôlittle literaryÕ publication.' They believed that 'there [were] unpublished and infrequently published ethnic writers whose works are excellent, important and often far superior to those adopted few with which the standard press habitually and expediently affronts the public.' . . They wanted writers who were 'too hard on society'." (https://globalpoetics.org/society-of-umbra/) ÊThey were also credited with being a forerunner of the Black Arts movement. ÊWhile Umbra was itself an offshoot of the 1960 ÊBlack nationalist literary organization, On Guard for Freedom, founded ÊCalvin Hicks, Êmembers of this group went on to create and/or participate in many journals, among them Nkombo, Black River Journal, Callaloo, Yardbird, YÕbird, Quilt, Ear And Main St.ÊThis anthology, which could be considered the third issue of Umbra, was edited by David Henderson, and it contains contributions -including poetry, prose, photographs and art - Êfrom Sun Ra, LeRoi Jones, Langston Hughes, Calvin Hernton, Oscar Brown Jr, photographer Bob Fletcher, Henry Dumas, Victor Hernandez Cruz, Alice Walker (preceding her first novel), Bob Kaufman, Allen Ginsberg, Yusuf Rahman and many more. 66 pp, plus a review of an art exhibit and 3 pp of notes on contributors.Ê

    (less)

    Condition: Very good in stapled illustrated wrappers (toning to both pages and covers, a rather fragile production)

    Book ID: 88651
    Keywords: African American Literature, Black Arts movement, ephvbf24, literary journal, Umbra Poets Workshop
    • Another image of UMBRA ANTHOLOGY 1967-1968. by Henderson, David, editor.
    • Another image of UMBRA ANTHOLOGY 1967-1968. by Henderson, David, editor.
    • Another image of UMBRA ANTHOLOGY 1967-1968. by Henderson, David, editor.
    View cart More details Price: $500.00
  • POETRY, Volume 189 (CLXXIX) Number 6, March 2007. by Hill, Geoffrey; Andrew Hudgins, Afaa M. Weaver and others, contributors. Christian Wiman, editor. Kay Ryan, signed.
    Hill, Geoffrey; Andrew Hudgins, Afaa M. Weaver and others, contributors. Christian Wiman, editor. Kay Ryan, signed.
    POETRY, Volume 189 (CLXXIX) Number 6, March 2007.

    Edition: First printing.

    Chicago: Poetry Foundation, 2007. SIGNED first edition - Includes poetry by Andrew Hudgins, Afaa M. Weaver, Geoffrey Hill, Kay Ryan and others, comments by Anne Stevenson and D. H. Tracy, reviews. SIGNED by Kay Ryan at her poem 'Train-Track Figure.' Notes on contributors. Cover art by John Arndt..

    Condition: Very near fine in illustrated wrappers.

    Book ID: 47916
    Keywords: literary journal, magazine, Poetry
    View cart More details Price: $25.00
  • POETRY, Volume 194 (CXCIV) Number 3, June 2009. by Hofmann, Michael, P. K. Page, Tom Sleigh and others, contributors. Christian Wiman, editor.
    Hofmann, Michael, P. K. Page, Tom Sleigh and others, contributors. Christian Wiman, editor.
    POETRY, Volume 194 (CXCIV) Number 3, June 2009.

    Edition: First printing.

    Chicago: Poetry Foundation, 2009. First edition - Includes poetry by Michael Hofmann, W. S. di Piero, Averill Curdy, Donald Revell and others, comments by Tom Sleigh (on Thom Gunn) and more, reviews. Notes on contributors. Cover art by Kathy Osborn..

    Condition: Near fine in illustrated wrappers.

    Book ID: 47917
    Keywords: literary journal, magazine, Poetry
    View cart More details Price: $10.00
  • "Reflections on Espionage" in POETRY Vol. CXXV No. 2 , November, 1974. by Hollander, John (Darryl Hine, editor.)
    Hollander, John (Darryl Hine, editor.)
    "Reflections on Espionage" in POETRY Vol. CXXV No. 2 , November, 1974.

    Edition: First printing.

    Chicago: Modern Poetry Association, 1974. First edition - The entire issue of this monthly poetry magazine is devoted to Hollander's long poem 'Reflections on Espionage.' pp 63-109. Cover by R. Williams.

    Condition: Near fine in illustrated orange wrappers.

    Book ID: 43426
    Keywords: literary journal, magazine, Poetry
    View cart More details Price: $20.00
  • HIGH WIND IN JAMAICA in 'Life and Letters' August 1929, Vol. III, No.15. by Hughes, Richard (edited by Desmond MacCarthy.)
    Hughes, Richard (edited by Desmond MacCarthy.)
    HIGH WIND IN JAMAICA in 'Life and Letters' August 1929, Vol. III, No.15.

    Edition: First appearance in print of this work.

    London: Life and Letters, 1929. First edition - The first publication of this classic novel, considered one of the best novels ever written about childhood and possibly an influence on such later novels as Golding's Lord of the Flies. Set in the late 19th century, this is both a poetic and an ironic account of seven young children, on their way to school in England after a hurricane destroyed their home in Jamaica, who wind up on a pirate ship. As explained in the editorial by MacCarthy, it had been the intent of this literary journal to devote an entire issue to one controversy or one work - but the editors wanted to be sure that such a work…

    (more)

    London: Life and Letters, 1929. First edition - The first publication of this classic novel, considered one of the best novels ever written about childhood and possibly an influence on such later novels as Golding's Lord of the Flies. Set in the late 19th century, this is both a poetic and an ironic account of seven young children, on their way to school in England after a hurricane destroyed their home in Jamaica, who wind up on a pirate ship. As explained in the editorial by MacCarthy, it had been the intent of this literary journal to devote an entire issue to one controversy or one work - but the editors wanted to be sure that such a work would be one of 'unusual merit and originality.' and they felt this novel by Hughes met their requirements. Rather than serializing the novel, they increased the length of the periodical and shortened the novel somewhat so the entire story could be presented in one issue - preceding the publication in book format by Chatto and Windus, but as MacCarthy stated 'no one who reads this abbreviated version can fail to want to possess the book.' pp 82-242. Advertisements.

    (less)

    Condition: Fair condition only in red and tan wrappers (spine slant, some soiling to the covers and edges of textblock, previous owner's name on front cover.) Nevertheless, quite uncommon and interesting,

    Book ID: 38614
    Keywords: advance issue, adventure story, literary journal, Modern first editions, pirates
    View cart More details Price: $150.00
  • POETRY, Volume 200 (CC) Number 1, April 2012. by Komunyakaa, Yusef, Maxine Kumin, Patricia Smith, Clive James, Vera Pavlova and others, contributors. Christian Wiman, editor.
    Komunyakaa, Yusef, Maxine Kumin, Patricia Smith, Clive James, Vera Pavlova and others, contributors. Christian Wiman, editor.
    POETRY, Volume 200 (CC) Number 1, April 2012.

    Edition: First printing.

    Chicago: Poetry Foundation, 2012. First edition - Includes new poems by Yusef Komunyakaa, Nate Krug, Patricia Kilpatrick and others plus a selection of poems from 100 years (including Muriel Rukseyer and Gwendolyn Brooks), comments on "poets we have known" (Gerald Stern on Muriel Rukseyer, Patricia Smith on Gwendolyn Brooks, Clive James on William Empson, etc), excerpts from Vera Pavlova's notebooks and reviews. Notes on contributors. Cover art by Milton Glaser.

    Condition: Fine in illustrated wrappers.

    Book ID: 56252
    Keywords: literary journal, magazine, Poetry
    View cart More details Price: $12.00
  • POETRY, Volume 195 (CXCV) Number 3, December 2009. by Levine, Philip; Valzhyna Mort, Franz Wright and others, contributors. Christian Wiman, editor.
    Levine, Philip; Valzhyna Mort, Franz Wright and others, contributors. Christian Wiman, editor.
    POETRY, Volume 195 (CXCV) Number 3, December 2009.

    Edition: First printing.

    Chicago: Poetry Foundation, 2009. First edition - Includes poetry by Philip Levine, Daryl Hine, James Lasdun, Valzhyna Mort, Franz Wright and others, comments by John Kinsella, Peter Campion and more, reviews. Notes on contributors. Cover art by Jorge Colombo.

    Condition: Very near fine in illustrated wrappers.

    Book ID: 47918
    Keywords: literary journal, magazine, Poetry
    View cart More details Price: $11.50
  • RED INK: A Native American Student Publication Volume Three (3) Number Three (3), Spring 1995 by Lomayesva, Frederick; Adrienne King, Annetta Sapier and others.
    Lomayesva, Frederick; Adrienne King, Annetta Sapier and others.
    RED INK: A Native American Student Publication Volume Three (3) Number Three (3), Spring 1995

    Edition: First printing.

    Tucson: University of Arizona, American Indian Studies Program, 1995. First edition - Red Ink was a literary journal focused on the stories, art, poetry, and essays of Native American students, and which was published for 25 years, from 1990-2015. This issue includes articles on American Indian identity by Frederick Lomayesva, on films by Brent Michael Davids. Words of the Wind by Adrienne King, photo essay by Annetta Sapier, book reviews, notes on contributors and more. Large format. 46 pp.

    Condition: Fine in stapled illustrated wrappers.

    Book ID: 78455
    Keywords: literary journal, movies, Native American Lit and History, photographs
    View cart More details Price: $18.00
  • RADICAL HISTORY REVIEW: Film and History, Number 41, Spring 1988. by Musser, Charles and Robert Sklar, Robert, guest editors.
    Musser, Charles and Robert Sklar, Robert, guest editors.
    RADICAL HISTORY REVIEW: Film and History, Number 41, Spring 1988.

    Edition: First printing.

    New York: Radical History Review, 1988. First edition - An issue devoted to film and history, featuring articles like "Oh! Althusser!: Historiography and the rise of cinema studies" by Sklar; "Work, Ideology and Chaplin's Tramp" by Musser; "The Japanese tragedy: film censorship and the American occupation" by Kyoko Hirano' Ana Lopez, on the new Latin American cinema, and more. Illustrated. Notes on contributors, ads. 192 pp.

    Condition: Very good in illustrated silver wrappers (stamp on first page)

    Book ID: 78665
    Keywords: literary journal, Movies and entertainment
    View cart More details Price: $16.50
  • THE LBJ: Avian Life Literary Arts, Fall 2008, Volume 1, Number 1. by Neely, Nick, editor (Barry Kent MacKay, illustrator.)
    Neely, Nick, editor (Barry Kent MacKay, illustrator.)
    THE LBJ: Avian Life Literary Arts, Fall 2008, Volume 1, Number 1.

    Edition: First printing.

    Reno, NV: University of Nevada Press, 2008. First edition - The first issue of a new literary journal dedicated to those who enjoy birds - includes poetry, short stories and creative non-fiction - as well as two sections of full-color paintings of birds by Barry Kent MacKay (who also provided the cover art) and book reviews. Notes on contributors. 152 pp. We specialize in literary journals, and have many others - including many not yet catalogued and listed on line. ISBN: 1942-4485.

    Condition: Fine in illustrated wrappers.

    Book ID: 45753
    Keywords: bird watching, first issue, literary journal, Literary Journals, magazine, ornithology
    View cart More details Price: $12.00
  • CONTEMPORARY BRITISH POETRY: An Anthology, TriQuarterly Twenty-one (21), Spring 1971. by Newman, Charles, editor, with John Matthias, co-editor
    Newman, Charles, editor, with John Matthias, co-editor
    CONTEMPORARY BRITISH POETRY: An Anthology, TriQuarterly Twenty-one (21), Spring 1971.

    Edition: First printing.

    Evanston, IL: TriQuarterly, 1971. First edition - Includes several poems each by British 23 poets who are extending and refining modern poetry - among them David Jones, Hugh MacDiarmid, Basil Bunting, Charles Tomlinson, D.M. Thomas, Anselm Hollo, Ken Smith, Peter Whigham, Lee Harwood, John Daniel, John Montague, Harry Guest, Nathaniel Tarn, Tom Raworth, Matthew Mead, Ted Hughes, Christopher Middleton, George MacBeth, Ian Hamilton Finlay (poems accompanied by photographs and prints), Roy Fidher, Christopher Logue and Gavin Bantock. Foreword by John Mathias and an introduction by Peter Jay. The true first (later published in book form as "23 British Poets.") xx, 338 pp.

    Condition: Very good in illustrated wrappers - a bit of wear to the covers, contents clean and tight.

    Book ID: 88594
    Keywords: literary journal, Poetry
    View cart More details Price: $28.00
  • Parisi, Joseph, editor.
    POETRY Vol. CLXIII No. 6 , March, 1994.

    Edition: First printing.

    Chicago: Modern Poetry Association, 1994. First edition - Includes poems from David Wagoner, Molly Bendall, Robert Hass (his first appearance in this magazine), Reg Saner and more. pp 311-355 plus a cumulative index to volume 163. .

    Condition: Very good in illustrated gray wrappers (remnants of a mailing label).

    Book ID: 71820
    Keywords: literary journal, magazine, Poetry
    View cart More details Price: $11.50
  • POETRY, Volume 166 (CLXVI) Number 5, August 1995. by Parisi, Joseph, editor. Billy Collins, David Wagoner and others, contributors.
    Parisi, Joseph, editor. Billy Collins, David Wagoner and others, contributors.
    POETRY, Volume 166 (CLXVI) Number 5, August 1995.

    Edition: First printing.

    Chicago: Poetry Foundation, 1995. First edition - Iincludes poetry by Michele Wolf, Carolyn Kizer, Gary Soto, Billy Collins, David Wagoner and others; comment by Thomas Disch, reviews. Notes on contributors.

    Condition: Very good in orange wrappers (remnants of mailing label, sunning to spine.)

    Book ID: 78347
    Keywords: literary journal, magazine, Poetry
    View cart More details Price: $11.50
  • POETRY, Volume 161 (CLXI) Number 2, November 1992. by Parisi, Joseph, editor. Dannie Abse, Jane Flanders and others, contributors.
    Parisi, Joseph, editor. Dannie Abse, Jane Flanders and others, contributors.
    POETRY, Volume 161 (CLXI) Number 2, November 1992.

    Edition: First printing.

    Chicago: Poetry Foundation, 1992. First edition - Iincludes poetry by Walter Pavlich, Jane O. Wayne, Michael Collier, Dannie Abse, Jane Flanders and others; comments by David Baker, reviews. Notes on contributors.

    Condition: Very good in gray wrappers (toning to spine)

    Book ID: 78346
    Keywords: literary journal, magazine, Poetry
    View cart More details Price: $11.50
  • POETRY, Volume 165 (CLXV) Number 2, November 1994. by Parisi, Joseph, editor. David Bottoms, David Wagoner and others, contributors.
    Parisi, Joseph, editor. David Bottoms, David Wagoner and others, contributors.
    POETRY, Volume 165 (CLXV) Number 2, November 1994.

    Edition: First printing.

    Chicago: Poetry Foundation, 1994. First edition - Iincludes poetry by Dannie Abse, Linda Pastan, David Bottoms, David Wagoner and others; comments by Ben Howard, reviews. Notes on contributors.

    Condition: Very good in gray wrappers (remnants of mailing label.)

    Book ID: 78345
    Keywords: literary journal, magazine, Poetry
    View cart More details Price: $11.50
  • POETRY, Volume 150 (CL) Number 3, June 1987. by Parisi, Joseph, editor. Gary Soto, Jane Kenyon and others, contributors.
    Parisi, Joseph, editor. Gary Soto, Jane Kenyon and others, contributors.
    POETRY, Volume 150 (CL) Number 3, June 1987.

    Edition: First printing.

    Chicago: Poetry Foundation, 1987. First edition - Iincludes poetry by Stephen Dunn, George Evans, Elizabeth Spires, Greg Glazner, Gary Soto, Jane Kenyon and others; comments by Alice Fulton, reviews. Notes on contributors.

    Condition: Very good in blue wrappers (sunning to spine.)

    Book ID: 78342
    Keywords: literary journal, magazine, Poetry
    View cart More details Price: $11.50
  • POETRY, Volume 167 (CLXVII) Number 6, March 1996. by Parisi, Joseph, editor. Neal Bowers, Mary Oliver and others, contributors.
    Parisi, Joseph, editor. Neal Bowers, Mary Oliver and others, contributors.
    POETRY, Volume 167 (CLXVII) Number 6, March 1996.

    Edition: First printing.

    Chicago: Poetry Foundation, 1996. First edition - Iincludes poetry by Carolyn Kizer, John Hollander, Stephen Dunn, Neal Bowers, Mary Oliver and others; comment by Ben Howard, reviews. Notes on contributors.

    Condition: Very good in magenta wrappers (remnants of mailing label, peeled spots on front cover from label.)

    Book ID: 78348
    Keywords: literary journal, magazine, Poetry
    View cart More details Price: $11.50
  • POETRY, Volume 160 (CLX) Number 3, June 1992. by Parisi, Joseph, editor. W. S. Merwin, Linda Pastan and others, contributors.
    Parisi, Joseph, editor. W. S. Merwin, Linda Pastan and others, contributors.
    POETRY, Volume 160 (CLX) Number 3, June 1992.

    Edition: First printing.

    Chicago: Poetry Foundation, 1992. First edition - Iincludes poetry by David Bottoms, Lawrence Raab, Gregory Orr, Alison Stone, W. S. Merwin, Linda Pastan and others; comments by William Logan, reviews. Notes on contributors.

    Condition: Very good in pale peach wrappers (sunning to spine and edges of covers.)

    Book ID: 78343
    Keywords: literary journal, magazine, Poetry
    View cart More details Price: $11.50
  • RED INK: A Native American Student Publication Volume FIVE (5) Number ONE (1), FALL 1996 by Rose, Nantiki; Jessica Estrada, Robert Morin and others.
    Rose, Nantiki; Jessica Estrada, Robert Morin and others.
    RED INK: A Native American Student Publication Volume FIVE (5) Number ONE (1), FALL 1996

    Edition: First printing.

    Tucson: University of Arizona, American Indian Studies Program, 1996. First edition - Red Ink was a literary journal focused on the stories, art, poetry, and essays of Native American students, and which was published for 25 years, from 1990-2015. This issue includes articles on Indian gaming by Robert Morin, on memories of memories of Eskimo culture by Mary Jane Litchard. archeology on the rez by Al Livingston, poetry by Nantiki Rose, Cindi Landrum, E. K Kim Caldwell, art by Jessica Estrada, book reviews, notes on contributors and more. Large format. 98 pp. Cover art by Leonard Chana.

    Condition: Fine in illustrated wrappers.

    Book ID: 78456
    Keywords: literary journal, movies, Native American Lit and History, photographs
    View cart More details Price: $20.00
  • THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ANTHOLOGY, VOL IV (Volune 4.) by (Simpson, Mona and Carol Muske-Dukes, signed) Fuchs, Carol and Lorraine Crampton, editors.
    (Simpson, Mona and Carol Muske-Dukes, signed) Fuchs, Carol and Lorraine Crampton, editors.
    THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ANTHOLOGY, VOL IV (Volune 4.)

    Edition: First printing.

    Los Angeles: University of Southern California, (1986.). SIGNED first edition - A collection of prose, poetry and fine art published by USC's Master of Professional Writing Program. SIGNED by two contributors: Mona Simpson at her excerpt "Splinters" and by Carol Muske Dukes at her poem "Asbestos." Also includes contributions from Gina Nahai, Robert Bly, Marge Piercy, James Rechy, William Stafford, Diane Wakowski, Louise Shivers and more. Interviews with Bill C. Davis, Hubert Selby, Jr and George Plimpton. 137 pp. ISBN: 0-961510811.

    Condition: Good only (some pink staining to the back cover), but uncommon, especially so signed.

    Book ID: 50416
    Keywords: Anthology, literary journal, poetry
    View cart More details Price: $30.00
  • POETRY, Volume 203 (CCIII) Number 3, December 2013. by Wiman, Christian editor.
    Wiman, Christian editor.
    POETRY, Volume 203 (CCIII) Number 3, December 2013.

    Edition: First printing.

    Chicago: Poetry Foundation, 2013. First edition - Includes a selection of poems by Louise Gluck, Eileen Myles, Tomas Q Morin, Douglas Kearney and more. Notes on contributors, ads. Cover art by Jen Stark.

    Condition: Fine in illustrated wrappers.

    Book ID: 83750
    Keywords: literary journal, magazine, Poetry
    View cart More details Price: $12.50
  • POETRY, Volume 191 (CXCI) Number 2, November 2007. by Wiman,, Christian editor.
    Wiman,, Christian editor.
    POETRY, Volume 191 (CXCI) Number 2, November 2007.

    Edition: First printing.

    Chicago: Poetry Foundation, 2007. First edition - Includes poetry by Heather McHugh, Elfriede Jelineck, Peter Campion, Dean Young and others, reviews. Notes on contributors. Advertisements. Cover art by David Byrne.

    Condition: Near fine.

    Book ID: 84254
    Keywords: literary journal, magazine, Poetry
    View cart More details Price: $11.50
  • POETRY, Volume 202 (CCII) Number 4, July / August 2013. by Wiman, Christian editor.
    Wiman, Christian editor.
    POETRY, Volume 202 (CCII) Number 4, July / August 2013.

    Edition: First printing.

    Chicago: Poetry Foundation, 2013. First edition - Includes a selection of poems by Kay Ryan, David Orr, Philip Schultz,
    fanny Howe, Christina Davis and many more. A section on remembering poets - including Allen Ginsberg by Marjorie Perloff, Richard Wilbur by Donald Hall, Ruth Stone by Bianca Stone and others. Notes on contributors, ads. Cover art by Marcellus Hall.

    Condition: Fine in illustrated wrappers.

    Book ID: 67210
    Keywords: literary journal, magazine, Poetry
    View cart More details Price: $12.50
  • POETRY: The Q&A Issue: Volume 201 (CCI) Number 3, December 2012. by Wiman, Christian editor. Marilyn Chin, signed.
    Wiman, Christian editor. Marilyn Chin, signed.
    POETRY: The Q&A Issue: Volume 201 (CCI) Number 3, December 2012.

    Edition: First printing.

    Chicago: Poetry Foundation, 2012. SIGNED first edition - Includes new poems by Mary Karr, Marilyn Chin, Lucie Brock-Broido, Dana Levin and others. SIGNED by Marilyn Chin at her contribution "from Beautiful Boyfriend." Cover art by Art Chantry. Notes on contributors.

    Condition: Fine in illustrated wrappers.

    Book ID: 67211
    Keywords: literary journal, magazine, Poetry
    View cart More details Price: $21.50
  • RED INK: A Native American Student Publication Volume Four (4) Number One (1), Fall 1995. by Woods, J. Cedric; E.L. Roanhorse, Gerard Dawavendewa and others.
    Woods, J. Cedric; E.L. Roanhorse, Gerard Dawavendewa and others.
    RED INK: A Native American Student Publication Volume Four (4) Number One (1), Fall 1995.

    Edition: First printing.

    Tucson: University of Arizona, American Indian Studies Program, 1995. First edition - Red Ink was a literary journal focused on the stories, art, poetry, and essays of Native American students, and which was published for 25 years, from 1990-2015. This issue includes an article on the US vs Abeyta by Kenneth B. Mello, a section of drawings by Gerard Dawavendawa (who also provided the cover graphic), poems by E. L. Roanhorse, Charles R. England, Reva 'Mariah' S. Gover and others, book reviews, notes on contributors and more. Large format, handsomely produced. 54 pp.

    Condition: Fine in stapled illustrated wrappers.

    Book ID: 78453
    Keywords: literary journal, Native American Lit and History, poetry
    View cart More details Price: $18.00
Page:12Next ›Modify searchNew search