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see also:          journals beginning with I-O          journals beginning with P-Z [001286] African Golfer 3. Piper, Paul & Bill Borneman, Eds. ill. Bill Borneman. Missoula, MT: Paul Piper & Bill Borneman, 1982. First Edition. Wrappers. Good. This small volume packs a lot of fine poetry into its 32 pages. Includes work by Jed Rasula, Michael Palmer, Craig Watson, Ray diPalma, Charles Bernstein, Gil Ott, Joan Retallack, Steve Kleier, Larry Eigner, Chris Kadison, Anne Waldman, Ted Greenwald, Paul Piper, Tom Beckett, and Cid Corman. This copy is quite worn with a couple creases & some edgewear. Very scarce. $15.00
[002251] Aldebaran Review #8. Simon, John Oliver, Ed. Berkeley, CA: Aldebaran Review, 1970. First Edition. Wrappers. Very Good. Contributors include: John Thompson, John Oliver Simon, Alta, Sid Rufus, Julia Vinograd, Jim Sorcic, Paul Mariah, Art Cuelho, Lorelei, others. Many drawings accompany the poems. Unpaginated, but 24 pages, printed on 7 bright colors of paper, 8.5" x 11", and stapled at left. Corner of front cover bent, bottom corners of some pages show small bends. Staples rusted, small tear at bottom staple on back cover. Mimeo w/photo-offset cover. $15.00
[002035] Alta (John Oliver Simon, Ed.). Theme & Variations (Aldebaran Review #18). ill. Mady Sklar. Berkeley, CA: Aldebaran Review, 1975. First Edition. Wrappers. Near Fine. Alta's long poem "theme & variations" comprises Aldebaran Review #18. One of 1500 copies. Fifty-six pages, stapled into bright yellow wrappers. A little rust on the staples, else about fine. $15.00
[000446] Amphora 6. Gitin, David, Ed. San Francisco, CA: Headstone Press, 1971. First Edition. Wrappers. Near Fine. The sixth issue of this little magazine, containing work by many fine poets. Stapled into decorative wrappers, it is 40 pages. The corners of a few pages are bent over, else fine. $15.00
[002707] Ante Vol. 1 No. 3. Harris, William, Ed. Los Angeles, CA: Echo Press, 1965. First Edition. Wrappers. Good. Contributors include Paul Blackburn, Diane Wakoski, Hilary Ayer Fowler, Emelie Glen, George Hitchcock. Letterpress, 49 pages. In good condition with some light soiling to covers, vertical crease to front cover, vertical bend due to not being stored flat for a period of time, small bumps to corners. $15.00
[004083] Bread& No. 1. Kuenstler, Frank, Ed. ill. Sidney Zimmerman (cover), Thomas Gormley. New York: Bread&, 1960. First Edition. Wrappers. . Good+. Contributors include Frank Kuenstler, Adriano Sado, Antonin Artaud, Robert Kelly, Thomas Gormley, Thomas Nash, Anthony Asquit, Tuli Kupferberg, Marc Alyn, Seymour Faust, and Barbara Shapiro. Designed by Balys Jacikevicius, of the Orion Press. Kuenstler's name and address is written on the first page, in pencil. In about good+ condition with some wear/light creasing to covers, stain on first couple pages, tiny chips/wear at spine ends. $35.00
[000292] Contact II: A Bimonthly Poetry Review Vol. 1, No. 3. Kenny, Maurice & Gosciak, J.G., Eds. New York, NY: Contact II Publications, 1977. First Edition. Wrappers. Very Good. Poetry by: James Purdy, Carol Sanchez, Theodore Enslin, Maurice Kenny, Paul Martin, Gary Lawless, Miriam Dyak, and many others. With reviews of many poetry books. Thirty-two pages in stapled wrappers. $10.00

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