![Item #55439 COUGAR [Poetry Broadside]. William Everson](https://qbbooks.cdn.bibliopolis.com/images/noimage-req.png)
Northridge: Lord John Press, 1982. First separate edition, first edition thus. One of 125 SIGNED numbered copies of this illustrated single-sheet poetry broadside designed and printed by Henry Morris for the Lord John Press. Approximately 20 x 14". Suitable for framing. Fine. Item #55439 More
Berkeley: Oyez, 1967. First edition, limited issue. Number 158 of 200 numbered copies SIGNED BY EVERSON. Slender quarto maroon cloth boards with spine stamped in gilt and blocked in black; illustrated with single woodcut by poet and illustrator Mary Fabilli (she and Everson were married from 1948 to 1951). This..... Item #55674 More
Los Angeles: Ward Ritchie Press, 1939. First edition. ONE OF ONLY 100 COPIES of his second book and first to be hardbound. Foreword by Lawrence Clark Powell. ASSOCIATION COPY INSCRIBED BY EVERSON TO HIS FRIEND AND OYEZ PRESS FOUNDER ROBERT HAWLEY, "for Bob Hawley/ very happy to inscribe this copy..... Item #55619 More
Boston: Ann & David Bromer, 1980. First edition. Number 87 of 100 copies numbered and SIGNED by Everson (from a total edition of 126). Approximately 14 x 18" poetry broadside printed by Richard Bigus and hand-illuminated in gold, blue, red, brown and black by Maureen Carey and with two hand..... Item #55442 More
(Santa Cruz): Peter and Donna Thomas, 1995. First edition. Number 14 of 75 copies SIGNED BY THE PUBLISHERS / ILLUSTRATOR (there were an additional seven lettered copies in boards). Posthumously published collection of six previously unpublished poems written from 1972 – 1974. Peter Thomas studied under Everson and was his..... Item #55620 More
Aromas, CA: Cayucos Books, 1973. #215/250 copies SIGNED BY EVERSON. Designed and printed by Clifford Burke at the Cranium Press. Hand-bound by Cardoza-James Bindery, San Francisco, with a quarter-leather spine and decorated paper-covered boards. The type is Goudy Thirty, set by Mackenzie and Harris of San Francisco. The mould-made paper..... Item #55679 More
(San Rafael: Pacific Sun, 1970). First edition. Presumed offprint from the "Year 8, Number 41" issue. Starts on "Page 4" but with masthead present and, although the newspaper would seem to have been a free one, a printed price of "10 cents." Folio-sized bifolium (single leaf folded once to make..... Item #71941 More
Waldport, Oregon: Untide Press, 1944. First edition. Collection of eleven poems reflecting the poet's pacifist philosophy, the last one written “in 1943 shortly after my induction into a camp for conscientious objectors here on the Oregon coast.” This version published November 1944 in an edition of 975 copies. Preceded by..... Item #55699 More
San Francisco / Santa Rosa: Adrian Wilson / Black Sparrow Press, (1984) / 1990. First edition. Two volumes. Everson's unfinished autobiographical verse epic. Includes IN MEDIAS RES, which is a work of art, designed, printed and published by Adrian Wilson in 1984. Number 126 of 226 copies SIGNED BY EVERSON..... Item #71580 More
Santa Cruz: Peter and Donna Thomas, 2012. First edition. Number 3 of only 50 numbered copies. Printed for the Tor House Foundation in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of Jeffers' death. 10.5 x 15" poetry broadside printed in black and red on heavy cream paper; illustrated with Killion's woodcut, "Tor..... Item #72109 More
Norfolk: New Directions, (1941). First edition. In the New Directions "Poet of the Month" series. Greek poems paraphrased into English by Fitts. Fine in plain stiff paperwraps in dust jacket slightly faded on thin spine. There was also a small simultaneous edition in boards. Item #33749 More
New York: Harper & Row, (1982). First edition after the 1981 signed, limited. INSCRIBED to Pulitzer Prize winner and Poet Laureate Anthony Hecht on title page, "For Anthony, With great admiration and warm regards, and with gratitiude for your warmth and welcome at the library. October 26, 1982 / Washington..... Item #53727 More
New York: Oxford University Press, (1936). First edition. First appearance of the poem " 'Coda' to Buckshee." INSCRIBED BY FORD on half-title, "For Denise Close with affection, for her birthday, Ford Madox Ford, Stamford," and dated December 17, 1938 in Roman numerals. Spine faded, inner hinges a bit toned (offset..... Item #71542 More
London: Duckworth & Co., 1911. First edition. Scarce volume of poetry published during the run-up to WWI. "[Two of the poems] are true music. They are rare music." (Ezra Pound, Poetry Review, March 1912). Original tan paperwraps lettered and decorated in green. This copy without errata leaf; no priority established..... Item #53782 More
Saint Paul, Minn. Bieler Press, (1982). First edition. Number 126 of 150 numbered copies SIGNED BY FOSS AND SCHANILEC. Printed on dampened Gutenberg laid paper with covers of plain hand-made bark paper from Mexico. Laid in printed paper chemise. An attractive, understated production. Fine. Item #55509 More
[Durham, NC]: Duke University, 1945. First edition. First appearance of poem later collected in STEEPLE BUSH (1947). Approximately 7 x 10" broadside poem illustrated with photograph of Frost in the Rare Book Room of the Duke University Library. Flattened creases where previously folded to quarters, archival tape repair on verso..... Item #49100 More
Washington, D.C. United States Information Agency, English Teaching Division, 1965. First edition. A rosy view of the U.S. published by the largest propaganda machine of the time, the United States Information Agency. Includes the script for the USIA film, "Robert Frost" (the basis of the course) so that students may..... Item #56099 More
Various places: Various publishers, 1978 - 2007. Collection assembled by Allen K. Mears. Includes 2-page TLS from Gallagher with extensive handwritten portion and two enclosures; Autograph Postcard Signed from Gallagher; 4 books (2 are later printings) signed and/or inscribed by Gallagher; a broadside signed by Gallagher; a few items of..... Item #56185 More
![Item #71850 LITTLE MOVIE WITHOUT A MIDDLE; [Limited edition signed broadside print]. George Garrett](https://qbbooks.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/71850.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&v=1651095208)
[Winston-Salem, NC]: Palaemon Press, 1978. First edition. “Palaemon Broadside Number Eight.” Broadside poem printed in black and dark orange on buff-colored heavy paper measuring 9 x 12." Number 89 of 100 SIGNED numbered copies (of 126 copies total). Fine. Item #71850 More
(Buffalo: White Pine, 1976). First edition. Cream stapled, pictorial paperwraps printed in black. Illustrated by Mike Neff. Fine. Item #55126 More
Windham, CT: Hawthorn House, 1935. First edition of AUTHOR'S FIRST BOOK. Very good with covers rubbed and spine ends and tips worn. There were only 160 copies, making this book understandably scarce. Item #35677 More
New York: Harper & Row, (1986). First edition. REVIEW COPY with publisher's photograph of Ginsberg laid in. SIGNED BY GINSBERG on title page with his circled "AH" symbol and dated by him "4/27/96." Near fine with boards gently splayed; in slightly rumpled but otherwise fine dust jacket. Item #71755 More
Minneapolis, MN: Graywolf Press, 2016. First edition. TLS from Gioa to collector Allen Mears laid in. Single page, dated August 7 [2016], it speaks of wishing to write more, saying "one gets distracted, especially when the rent is due" and "I shall take the Muse's dictation as it comes." Near..... Item #55952 More
New York: The Macmillan Co., 1933. First U.S. edition. Fine in very good, price-clipped dust jacket with light edgewear, spine tanned and few small chips. Item #43108 More
Philadelphia: Dorrance & Company, (1976). First edition. INSCRIBED by the author on the free endpaper in 1976. Very good or better with a touch of rubbing to the bottom of the spine. In a price-clipped dust jacket that has a thin short line of blue offset to the front cover..... Item #50758 More