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..

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.

Brooklyn, New York: Conditions, 1980. SIGNED first edition - A feminist magazine of writing by women with an emphasis on writing by lesbians. Includes poetry by Alegria, Gloria Anzualdua, Judith Vollmer and others; fiction by Allison ("I Am Working on My Charm"), Stevens, Sauda Jamal, Camille Norton,etc ; an interview with "An Old Dyke" - Doris Lundin - by Elly Bulkin; a rememberance of the Russian poet, Sophia Parnok; reviews and more. SIGNED by Allison at her contribution. 270 pp plus advertisements.

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.

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.

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 SIGNED first edition - In the first issue of Freeman's, a new biannual of unpublished writing, which brings together the best new fiction, nonfiction, and poetry.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.

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..

Chicago: Poetry Foundation, 2009. SIGNED first edition - Includes poetry by David Bottoms, W. S. Merwin, Philip Levine, Tony Hoagland and others, comments by Clive James, Katha Pollitt. a section on Yvor Winters and more, reviews. SIGNED by Jane Hirshfield at her poem "Perishable, It Said." Notes on contributors. Cover art by Tatsuro Kiuchi..

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..

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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. .

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.