So Going Around Cities: New & Selected Poems 1958-1979

Published by Blue Wind Press, 1980

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Perfect bound in wrappers. Berrigan's selected poems, this copy inscribed to poet and publisher Ed Foster, of Talisman House. Foster was a close associate of Berrigan's, and the two had discussed the founding of Talisman together prior to Berrigan's passing. Very good minus, due to shelfwear on covers including some chips, stains, and creases. Text block is clean and bright. An important association.

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Bibliographic details

Title
So Going Around Cities: New & Selected Poems 1958-1979
Author
Berrigan, Ted
Publisher
Blue Wind Press
Publication year
1980
Binding
Soft cover
Seller catalogs
New York School, Poetry, Ted Berrigan

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Publisher and rare book dealer in poetry, artists' books, and archives. View more on our website at www.granarybooks.com.

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1960s to 1980s, small presses, artists' books, little magazines, poetry

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For over thirty-five years, Granary Books has brought together writers, artists, and bookmakers to investigate verbal/visual relations in the time-honored spirit of independent publishing. Our mission to produce, promote, document, and theorize new works exploring the intersection of word, image, and page has earned Granary Books a reputation as one of the most unique and significant small publishers operating today.

Our project has been strengthened by our involvement in the organization, preservation, and sale of archives, manuscripts, and rare books by important contemporary writers and artists. While publishing remains central to Granary's purpose, we are also deeply involved with a widespread and local community of writers, poets, and artists. For years Granary occupied a gallery space in SoHo, hosting countless public events, lectures, and readings while curating exhibits related to books, book art, poetry, and writing. Now, from headquarters on Mercer Street, recent projects include Threads Talks Series, a book with audio recordings available on Penn Sound;From a Secret Location, a digital repository of little magazines, small presses, and other materials from the mimeo area; and continued involvement in exhibitions and publishing.

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