Maytag Kenneth (6 results)

Paperback. Condition: Very Good-. First Edition. In staples yellow wraps with black titling, 8vo, 16pp. Checklist for 1969 (pamphlet) laid in. Light shelfwear, cup stain to upper wraps. Size: 8vo - over 7 3/4" - 9 3/4" Tall. Book.

paperback. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. VERY GOOD CONDITION,CLEAN, SOLID,BRIGHT.; GREY & GLOSSY WHITE Cover photo shows lovers enbrace on beach. RUST RED ENDPAPERS. Illustrated by Many Small Author Photos (illustrator).

Softcover. Condition: Near Fine. First edition. Octavo. String-tied wrappers. Near fine with rubbing, light wear and spot. One of 300 copies issues on Christmas for friends of the poet and press.

First edition One of 300 copies printed for friends of the poet and Unicorn Press, December 25, 1969. Very close to fine and bright sewn wraps with crisp bright text throughout.

Broadside. First Edition. 12 broadsides of varying sizes, housed in illustrated tan folder with pasted label on front and with inside pocket. Additional sheet of notes on contributors with limitation number and prospectus sheet dedicating folio 'to A. J. Muste ((1885-1967)' with list of contributors names. Includes contributions by: Kenneth Patchen, (3); William March; Nikolai Morshen; Paul Celan; Nhat Hanh; Antonio Machado; George Hitchcock; Jacques Prevert; Bertolt Brecht; and Wolfgang Roth '325 copies of this folio were printed by Noel Young with five of the broadsides hand-set with initials by Alan Brilliant who also designs the folios.' First edition (first printing). Limited numbered edition. Broadsides are fine. The Patchen piece, 'A Word,' on lined paper is browned and it has toned the next Patchen poem. The folder has minor surface bends and some wear.…

14x21.5 inch folio containing nine poetry broadsides in various formats plus two sheets listing contributors, complete as issued, very good condition. Numbered 159 of 325 sets. This was the poet Lawrence Fixel's set, and includes an extra broadside, "The Interior Castle" by Madeline Gleason, inscribed to Fixel by the author on February 24, 1967. Includes "Willing to be" by Madeline Gleason, "Three poems" and "December 20, 1966" by Kenneth Maytag, "Can we love and play and know?" by Melissa Mytinger, "Barbara" by Jacques Prévert; translation, Teo Savory, "Poem as mask: Orpheus" by Muriel Rukeyser, "Go round" by Gary Snyder," Strip-tease" by Andre? Voznesenski?; translations, Daniel Weissbort, and "Montreal: all French speaking here" by Miriam Waddington. …