New York: Prose Publishers, (1970.). First edition - Contributors include Margaret Anderson, W. H. Auden (on G. K. Chesterton), Harold Bloom (on Browning's Childe Roland), Anthony Burgess (on Shakespeare's marriage), Edward Dahlberg, Richard Howard, Ralph Kirkpatrick, Richard H. R. Smithies, Parker Tyler (on Firbank), Jon Cloud van Leuven. 150 pp. We specialize in literary journals, and have many others - including many not yet catalogued and listed on line.

New York: Sol Cohen, 1973. SIGNED first edition - SIGNED by George R. R. Martin at his story "Night Shift." Also features a complete short novel by Gordun Eklund, "The Ascending Eye" and stories and features by John Rankin, Gregory Benford and others. Illustrated. 127 pp plus ads.

Los Altos, CA: Tameme, Inc., (2003.). SIGNED first edition - Third issue of this annual bilingual literary journal of new writing - both poetry and prose - with contributions from Canadian, US, and Mexican writers. Also intended to be a forum for the art of translation. Poetry and Prose. SIGNED (with a small drawing) by Marilyn Chin at her poem 'The Floral Apron.' Other contributors include Farley Mowat, CA Conrad, Charles Simac, Ray Gonzalez, Diana O'Hehir, Greg Bottoms and many others. Notes on contributors. 249 pp plus advertisements.

Ann Arbor: Caliban, 1989. SIGNED first edition - An innovative literary journal of fiction, essays, poetry and photographs. This issue includes works by William Stafford, Gerald Vizenor, Janet Kauffman, Toi Dericotte, James Tate, Charles Baxter and more. SIGNED by Michael McClure at his poem "Politics of the Soul." Notes on contributors. 217 pp plus advertisements. ISBN: 0890-7269.

Portland, OR: McCormack Publications, 2006. First edition - Includes fiction, essays and poetry. Among the contributors are Anne Carson; Ron Hansen; Mathew Dickman; Christopher Sorrentino and more, an interview with Daniel Menaker. Illustrated. Notes on contributors. 220 pp. plus ads. ISBN: 978-0977312702.

Portland, OR: McCormack Publications, 2006. First edition - Includes fiction, essays and poetry from around the world. Among the contributors are Roberto Bolano, Helle Helle, Seamus Heaney, Yang Jian, Bei Ling and more, plus interviews with Lydia Davis and Anita Desai and an essay by Francine Prose. Illustrated. Notes on contributors. 217 pp. plus ads. ISBN: 978-0977312702.

Portland, OR: McCormack Publications, 2003. SIGNED first edition - SIGNED by TWO authors - by Jim Shepard at "John Ashcroft: More Important Things by Me" and twice by Mary Otis -on the title page and on the table of contents. Also includes fiction by Jonathan Lethem, David Benioff and Scott Spencer; poetry by Mark Ford, Sue Kwock Kim and others; Jeffrey Eugenides on finding a Nazi bunker, interviews with Charles d'Ambrosio and Tracy Chevalier, an article on Abby Fisher - Mrs Fisher - the author of the first African American Cookbook in 1881 and more. Notes on contributors 218 pp. plus ads

Portland, OR: McCormack Publications, 2001. SIGNED first edition - The Tin House film issue. SIGNED by TWO contributors: by Jonathan Lethem at his article 'Defending the Searchers' and David St John at poem "Above Sunset." Contributions by many writers, poets and filmmakers, including Russell Banks, Bruce Wagner, David Leavitt, Frank O Hara, David St John, David Trinidad, Ron Carlson, interviews with Todd Haynes, Andras Hamori, Jerry Stahl and Alex Cox, Diane Arbus movie treatments & much more. Illustrated with photographs throughout, including some by William Eggelston. Notes on contributors. 317 pp. plus ads. ISBN: 0-9673846-56.

Portland, OR: McCormack Publications, 2003. SIGNED first edition - SIGNED by THREE authors - by Jonathan Lethem at his story 'The Vision'; by Jim Shepard at "John Ashcroft: More Important Things by Me" and twice by Mary Otis -on the title page and on the table of contents. Also includes fiction by David Benioff and Scott Spencer; poetry by Mark Ford, Sue Kwock Kim and others; Jeffrey Eugenides on finding a Nazi bunker, interviews with Charles d'Ambrosio and Tracy Chevalier, an article on Abby Fisher - Mrs Fisher - the author of the first African American Cookbook in 1881 and more. Notes on contributors 218 pp. plus ads

Portland, OR: McCormack Publications, 2001. SIGNED first edition - SIGNED by Mary Gaitskill at her story "A Bestial Noise." Also includes fiction, essays and poetry by Richard Ford, Jim Shepard, Peter Gadol, Marge Piercy, Teresa Svoboda, Czeslaw Milosz, David Shields and more, including a long article by Elizabeth Gold on "The King of Paper Dolls" complete with dolls and costumes. Illustrated. Notes on contributors. 240 pp. plus ads

Portland, OR: McCormack Publications, 2010. SIGNED first edition - SIGNED by TWO contributors at their poems: Mary Jo Bang and David Shields. Also includes fiction by Jennifer Egan, Ron Carlson and more; poetry by D, A. Powell, and others; essays by David Mamet, Tom Bissell, Karen Russell and more. Illustrated. Notes on contributors, 252 pp. plus ads

Portland, OR: McCormack Publications, 2008. SIGNED first edition - SIGNED by Mary Jo Bang at her poem 'The Magic That Makes Everything Right.' Also includes fiction by Allan Gurganus, Marissa Perry, Paul Feldman, Alice Fulton; poetry by Frank Bidart, Eileen Myles and others; essays by Elizabeth Benedict, Chris Adrian and more. Illustrated. Notes on contributors, 214 pp. plus ads

Portland, OR: McCormack Publications, (2016). SIGNED first edition - SIGNED by Rebecca Makkai at her story "Zamboni." Other contributors include Mark Leyner, Jo Ann Beard, Antonya Nelson, Tommy Pico and more. Illustrated. Notes on contributors, ads. 208 pp.

London: The Transatlantic Review, 1974. First edition - Includes The Erotica Contest Award Winners with Diana Athill's story 'Desdemona' as the winning fiction entry. Other stories by Ian Watson, Steven Dixon, Inga Trachtenberg and more; poetry by A. J. Brignall, Gavin Ewart, Heathcote Williams and others, interviews with Richard Burton and John Dexter. Notes on contributors. 164 pp. We specialize in literary journals, and have many others - including many not yet catalogued and listed on line.

San Mateo, CA: Wilmac Press, 1969. First edition - The fourth issue of this "personal journal of California, as it is, as it was, as we hope it will be." Included here are articles on John Steinbeck, on John Steinbeck, on Western Graveyards by Audrey Harris, ; on Mary Beal pioneer botanist of the Mohave by Lucile Wright, on the Chumash Indians by Fred Fertig and more. Reviews of two books - William Bronson's How to Kill a Golden State and Curt Gentry's The Last Days of the Late, Great State of California. Illustrated with photographs. Index to the first four volumes. One of 1100 copies only. 72 pp.

Georgetown, CA: Wilmac Press, 1970. First edition - The fifth issue of this "personal journal of California, as it is, as it was, as we hope it will be." Included here are articles on moving the press from San Mateo to Georgetown in the Sierra foothills, a long remembrance of Randall Henderson (publisher of Desert Magazine, and a contributor to early issues of this journal) , on forest trails and Lassen country and more. Illustrated with photographs and maps. 78 pp. Subscription material laid in.

San Mateo, CA: Wilmac Press, 1968. First edition - The third issue of this "personal journal of California, as it is, as it was, as we hope it will be." Included here are articles on California's Royal Road (El Camino Real) and the mission, Wild Palms of the Desert Southwest by Randall Henderson (publisher of Desert Magazine), Cave of the Sea Lions and more. Illustrated with photographs. One of 1140 copies only. 73 pp. plus colophon.

Chicago: Modern Poetry Association, 1946. First edition - A scarce issue of this magazine - it includes the first published poems by then 19 year old James Merrill. Other contributors include Clair Burch, Virginia Berry, an essay on "Oscar Wilde's Poetry as Art History" by Eduoard Roditti, notes on the contributors and an index to Volume 76. pp 293-352 plus advertisements. We specialize in literary journals, and have many others - including many not yet catalogued and listed on line.

Hattiesburg: University of Southern Mississippi, 1913. First edition - Prize issue featuring David Armstrong as the fiction prize winner and Caitlin Cowan as the poetry prize winner. Other contributors include Tori Malcangio, Charles Atkinson, Elizabeth Murawski and more. Notes on contributors. 92 pp plus ads.

Cincinnati, OH: Story Magazine, 1994. First edition - Fifth Anniversary issue. In addition to the authors listed above this issue includes Elizabeth Graver's second published short story about barnstorming in the Negro League, stories by Brad Watson, Phan Huy Duong, the story classic Mary O'Hara's 'My Friend Flicka' and more. Notes on the contributors. 155 pp. plus advertisements. We specialize in literary journals, and have many others - including many not yet catalogued and listed on line.

New York: Collier Macmillan. (1989.). First edition - A bi-annual journal of new writing. This issue includes contributions by Walter Abish, William Vollman, Maxine Hong Kingston, Ben Okri, Lydia Davis, William S. Burroughs, and more. Notes on contributors. 275 pp plus advertisements. We specialize in literary journals, and have many others - including many not yet catalogued and listed on line. ISBN: 0-02-0352824.

New York: Collier Macmillan. (1989.). SIGNED first edition - A bi-annual journal of new writing. SIGNED by THREE authors: Jamaica Kincaid at her story "Ovando"; Peter Straub at an excerpt from his forthcoming novel 'Mrs God' and Mei-Mei Berssenbrugge at the poem 'Irises.' This issue includes contributions by Salman Rushdie, Walter Abish, Barbara Guest, John Edgar Wideman, William Vollman, Mei-Mei Berssenbrugge, Peter Straub, Gary Indiana, Patrick McGrath and more. Notes on contributors. 287 pp plus advertisements. We specialize in literary journals, and have many others - including many not yet catalogued and listed on line. ISBN: 0-02-0352905.

New York: Collier Macmillan. (1989.). First edition - A bi-annual journal of new writing. SIGNED by TWO authors: Mei-Mei Berssenbrugge at the poem 'Irises' and by Peter Straub at an excerpt from his forthcoming novel 'Mrs God' This issue includes contributions by Salman Rushdie, Walter Abish, Barbara Guest, John Edgar Wideman, William Vollman, Mei-Mei Berssenbrugge, Peter Straub, Gary Indiana, Patrick McGrath and more. Notes on contributors. 287 pp plus advertisements. We specialize in literary journals, and have many others - including many not yet catalogued and listed on line. ISBN: 0-02-0352905.

Boston: David R. Godine, Publisher, (1987.). First edition - A bi-annual journal of new writing. SIGNED by Mei-Mei Berssenbrugge at the poem 'Chinese Space.' This issue includes contributions by Nathaniel Mackey, Jackson Mac Low, Leslie Scalapino, Walter Abish, James Laughlin and more. Notes on contributors. 304 pp plus advertisements. We specialize in literary journals, and have many others - including many not yet catalogued and listed on line. ISBN: 0-02-0352905.

Skinnergate, Perth: Clan Munro Association (Munro & Scott, printers.) 1975. First edition - Includes articles on the ending of a steel factory, on the estate Balconie and more, as well as general news about the activities of the association and its members. Illustrated with photographs, Advertisements. Small format. 44 pp.

Skinnergate, Perth: Clan Munro Association (Munro & Scott, printers.) 1979. First edition - Includes articles on agricultural improvement in the 1840s, on General Sir Charles Munro, recipes, and more, as well as general news about the activities of the association and its members.. Illustrated with photographs, Advertisements. Small format. 48 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.

Yellow Springs, OH: Antioch Review, 1990. SIGNED first edition - The cover of this issue bears the question "New fiction: timely or timeless?" and this issue contains a provocative editorial and several short stories which might help answer that question. SIGNED byTWO authors at their stories: Antonya Nelson at 'Human Habits' and Louis Berney at 'All God's Pets.' In addition to the writers shown above, this includes stories by Daniel Wallace, Helen Benedict and Richard Stern, the first published story for Thomas Brewer, and poetry by Maura Stanton, Ellen Bryant Voigt and more. We specialize in literary journals, and have many others - including many not yet catalogued and listed on line.