Charles Pachter; Gary Olson; John Hall; David Dorrance; Pierre Ayot

Post-Pop Realism: The Winnipeg Perspective 1982

Winnipeg: Winnipeg Art Gallery, 1993. New! Plastic-ring binding, bright orange covers, quarto, illustrated throughout, Pp52. As new. 250 grams. We welcome all reasonable offers on our books.

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Book number: 29707

Catalogue: Local Interest

Keywords: Wag Post-Pop Realism 0889151032

(Duncan, Robert; Wieners, John; Lamantia, Philip; Dorn, Ed; Olson, Charles; Rothenberg, Jerome; et al). Economu, George; and Kelly, Robert & Joan; editors.

Trobar. Numbers 1 Through 5. (a Complete Run of the 5 Issues of This Literary Periodical Edited by Robert Kelly with Joan Kelly and George Economu).

Brooklyn, NY, 1960 through 1964. [1960]. [1960]. - Five issues comprised of four octavo sized volumes and one small quarto sized volume. Each issues is bound in stapled wrappers. The covers of each are slightly soiled and rubbed with minor creasing to the edges. 28 pages & [1] leaf; 28 pages; 32 pages; 44 pages; and 44 pages, respectively. The first issue, bound in black & white pictorial wraps and printed on white and tan paper is illustrated with a section of 4 plates illustrating "four drawings" by "amy mendelson". That issue is printed by "Orion Press & Publishing Co." with the firm's device illustrating the last leaf. The text block of this first issue is intact although detached from the covers and the left edges of the pages are stained by rust from the staples. Issues two through five are in very good condition with only minor creases internally. As issued and usually found, 4 lines of the Theodore Enslin poem in Trobar 5 have been blacked out with a marker.

A complete run of 5 issues of this literary periodical edited by Robert Kelly with Joan Kelly and George Economu.

"Trobar" is the Provencal counterpart of the French "trouver" (to find). It is the root of "troubadour", the poet who expresses himself through song.

This periodical which gave birth to the "deep image movement" includes contributions by Robert Duncan, David Antin, Robert Creeley, Robert Kelly, Louis Zukofsky, Gary Snyder, Anselm Hollo, Ed Dorn, Jackson Mac Low, Paul Blackburn, Diane Wakoski, Clayton Eshelman, LeRoi Jones, Philip Lamantia, among others.

Robert Kelly's "Notes on the Poetry of Deep Image" is first published on page 14 of the second issue of this periodical. The theme is taken up again by Jerome Rothenberg in the third issue with an essay entitled "Why Deep Image?. Very good .

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Book number: 35865

Catalogue: Literature

Keywords: LITERATURE; POETRY; POEMS; DEEP IMAGE MOVEMENT; TROBAR; PERIODICAL; LITERARY MAGAZINE; 5 ISSUES; COMPLETE RUN; ROBERT KELLY; JOAN KELLY; FIRST EDITION; 1ST EDITION; TWENTIETH CENTURY; 20TH CENTURY; FIRST ISSUE; NUMBER ONE; GEORGE ECONOMU; ROBERT DUNCAN; N

Olson, Charles; Mac Low, Jackson; Rothenberg, Jerome; Simic, Charles; Padgett, Ron; Cage, John et al. Quasha, George, ed

Active Anthology

Michigan, The Sumac Press, 1974. First Edition. Wraps. First Edition. Wraps. 256 pages. With a few photos and illustrations. Anthology gathering the work of poets including Jackson Mac Low, Jerome Rothenberg, Charles Simic, Ron Padgett, John Cage, Charles Olson and many, many others. GOOD condition. Two small ink smudges to the lower front cover, with two spots of staining/soiling to the rear. Minor general soiling, toning, fading and edgewear. Light curling along the cover fore edges and corners. Small tear to the lower front cover. A few stray pencil underlines in the interior. Previous owner's last name on the first page. Good .

Mare BooksellersProfessional seller

Book number: 008552

Catalogue: Poetry

Keywords: Noisbn Little Magazines

ALFRED HITCHCOCK MYSTERY (GEORGE C. CHESBRO; DONALD OLSON; TALMAGE POWELL; BEATRICE S. SMITH; PATRICK O'KEEFFE; A. F. ORESHNIK; CHARLES BOECKMAN; JOHN LUTZ; S. S. RAFFERTY; HAROLD Q. MASUR; KEVIN O'DONNELL, JR.)

Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine: August, Aug. 1975

NY, H. S. D. Publications. 1975. SingleIssueMagazine. Vol. 20, No. 8. Edited by Ernest M. Hutter. Cover photo. Includes "The Dragon Variation" (novelette) by George C. Chesbro; "Days of Sirius" by Donald Olson; "Till Death Do Not Us Part" by Talmage Powell; "Obligations" by Beatrice S. Smith; "Night Mate" by Patrick O'Keeffe; "Hunting Ground" by A. F. Oreshnik; "The G-String Corpse" by Charles Boeckman; "Understaning Electricity" by John Lutz; "The Greatest Cook in Christendom" by S. S. Rafferty; "Dead Game" by Harold Q. Masur; "Alternate" by Kevin O'Donnell, Jr. Spien head taped over small loss; tanning; mild creasing. Very Good-.

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Book number: PR1150

Catalogue: Magazines

Keywords: Mystery Magazine Mystery Magazines

[OLSON, Charles] CECH, John

Charles Olson and Edward Dahlberg: A Portrait of a Friendship

[Victoria, BC], English Literary Studies, University of Victoria, 1982. First Edition. wraps. Illustrated wraps. INSCRIBED and SIGNED by the author to Edward Dahlberg's widow: "For R'Lene,/Who knows, having lived, a/good part of this story. I/only hope I've captured some/of the truth of it./With loving friendship,/John/Gainesville 1983. Light soiling to covers. Near Fine .

Charles AgventProfessional seller

Book number: 019894

Catalogue: Signed

Keywords: Signed, Black Mountain, Literary Criticism, Modern Poetry, Beats, Beat Literature, Modern Firsts, Charles Olson, Inscribed, Modern First Editions Signed Modern First Editions Beats Literature: American