London: Horizon, Publisher, 1944. Wraps. Printed wraps. Single issue of this little magazine featuring an article on the trial of the British medium Helen Duncan, who was convicted of fraud. The article discusses her alleged use of regurgitation, and includes two photos of the medium during a séance. Also included..... More
San Francisco: Beatitude Press, Publisher, 1977. Wraps. Side stapled wraps. 15 by 10 inches. Unpaginated. Later issue of this haphazardly published little magazine, being a "quintessential Beat publication," from the North Beach scene of San Francisco, it was conceived of as a way to capture "the beauty and promote the..... More
Trumansburg, NY: The Crossing Press, 1973. Wraps. Glossy wraps. 64 pp. Single issue of this little magazine devoted to new poetry from American and Canadian poets. This issue features work by Robert Sward and Keith Abbott, among others. Also included is a book review by Carol Berge and an excerpt..... More
City Island, NY: The panjandrum, Publisher, 1968. Wraps. Side stapled mimeo style work, wraps. 8 ½ by 11 inches. 15 leaves., printed on single sides only. White and yellow paper stock, with pink front cover. First issue of this mimeo or little magazine from New York, devoted to poetry and..... More
Brooklyn: Robert Kelly, Publisher, 1961. Wraps. Illustrated wraps. 32 pp. Third issue of this little magazine that was "tremendously influential in spreading knowledge about deep image poetry," (Clay and Phillips, p. 130). Five issues of this magazine were published from 1960 to 1964. This issue with work by Diane Wakoski..... More
Brooklyn: Robert Kelly, Publisher, 1960. Wraps. Illustrated wraps. 28 pp. First issue of this little magazine that was "tremendously influential in spreading knowledge about deep image poetry," (Clay and Phillips, p. 130). Five issues of this magazine were published from 1960 to 1964. This issue with work by David Antin..... More
San Francisco: Beatitude Press, Publisher, 1979. Wraps. Side stapled wraps. 8 ½ by 11 inches. 83 pp. Later issue of this haphazardly published little magazine, being a "quintessential Beat publication," from the North Beach scene of San Francisco, it was conceived of as a way to capture "the beauty and..... More
New York: American Committee for Cultural Freedom, Publisher, 1948. Wraps. Printed wraps. A long running little magazine focusing on art, literature and politics, that during the 1950s and 60s, was supported by funds from the CIA through its front, The American Committee for Cultural Freedom. This issue with part 3..... More