Richmond Steve Editor (11 results)

Softcover. Condition: Fine. First Edition. Cambridge, MA: Post Road / Mary Cotton. Fine. 2005. First Edition. Softcover. 0970443099 . First edition. Magazine. Pictorial wrappers [about 5.5" x 8.5"], 239+ pages, illustrated [including a section of color photographs by Andrew Richmond], index. Fine copy. clphE(post).…

First Edition. First edition. Softcover. Number 379 of 700 copies. The highlight of this issue is Charles Bukowski's poems: "Fleas in My Brain," "The 1930s," "The Light of Jesus," and "A Northern Acquaintance." Also includes contributions by Judson Crews, and a center section on Steve Richmond. A near fine copy in stapled wrappers.…

Softcover. First Edition, First Printing. Octavo, 225 pages. In Very Good condition. Orange spine with white text. Boards show minor wear on head and tail edge of front cover, mild shelfing wear on tail edge of spine, and very small line on spine. Signed flat by Jamie Kornegay, Jennifer Paddock, Sidney Thompson, Bev Marshall, Suzanne Hudson, Tom franklin and Beth Ann Fennelly on title page. [ ]. 1385707. Special Collections. …

Hardcover. First Edition, First Printing. Octavo, 361 pages. In Near Fine condition with a Near Fine condition dust jacket. Red checkered spine with white lettering. Dust jacket is wrapped in a mylar covering. Textblock has red ink staining on the front pastedown. Contains a loose 'Lemuria' bookmark. Signed flat by 20 contributors on front end-page. Shelved in hallway. 1384414. Special Collections. …

First Edition. One of 700 copies, this being copy no.288. Slim octavo (21.5cm); pictorial card wrappers, stapled; 39,[1]pp. Hint of sunning to spine, with a faint, tiny stain to upper front wrapper; Near Fine. Contents include contributions by Ronald Koertge, Gerald Locklin, Donald Schenker, Alfred Starr Hamilton, Steve Richmond, and Charles Bukowski. 82765.…

First Edition. One of 700 numbered copies, this being copy no.155. Slim octavo (21.5cm); pictorial card wrappers, stapled; pp.81-123,[1]. A Fine copy. Contents include contributions by Charles Bukowski, Charles Stetler, Jane Mayhall, Judson Crews, and others, with a Steve Richmond centerfold on yellow stock.…

First Edition. One of 600 numbered copies, this being copy no.350. Slim octavo (23cm); decorative card wrappers, stapled; 40,[2]pp. Light wear and creasing to wrapper extremities, gentle sunning to spine, with some faint dust-soil to front cover; contents fresh; Very Good+. Contents include contributions by Douglas Blazek, Steve Richmond, Charles Bukowski, Judson Crews, Carl Larsen, John Sinclair, and others, with a Dan Georgakas centerfold on yellow stock at center.…

First Edition. Quarto (28cm); variously-colored mimeographed sheets (rectos), stapled twice horizontally along the upper margin; [12]pp. Light wear and handling, some creasing along the upper edge, with mild dust-soil and a few tiny stains to title leaf; complete; Very Good+. Well-preserved issue of this short-lived mimeo magazine published out of Niagara, NY. Contents include contributions by Carl Larsen, Steve Richmond, Russell Salamon, Erik Kiviat, Jacob Leed, Mel Buffington, Douglas Blazek, Wlater Lowenfels, and others.…

First Edition. Bifolium (43cm); single sheet of white stock (22" x 17") offset printed in black, folded once vertically to create a [4]pp tabloid; illus. Signed by Steve Richmond in purple ink at lower front cover. Mild handling along lower front wrapper, else very Near Fine.Attractive copy of this tabloid-style broadside, reprinting Bukowski's poems "Freedom" and "True Story," which first appeared in the pages of Olé, together with contributions by Richmond and John Buckner. The front wrapper's message proved to be somewhat inflammatory, resulting in police raiding Richmond's Santa Monica store shortly after publication, arresting him on obscenity charges, and seizing his stock, which included a number of Bukowski's books. Dorbin E32. 8507.…

Condition: Near Fine. First Edition. Complete run of the journal in four issues with an anthology published as the Winter 1967-1968 issue of The Human Voice, Vol. III No. 4. [vi], 100; "83" [but irregularly paginated]; [ii], 112; 72; [vi], 44 pp. Stapled wraps in various sizes. Near Fine overall with light wear. Closed tear to bottom of front wrap of Vol. 2. Reading crease to front wrap of Vol. 3. Vol. 4 spine a bit sunned. Anthology issue spine a bit chipped, wraps lightly soiled. The entirety of the little poetry magazine Entrails, edited by Gene Bloom until his imprisonment before the release of the fourth issue. The vibe of the publication was scatological, much in the vein of Ed Sanders' Fuck You. The first issue stated on its first page: "We are a NON-CENSORSHIP MAGAZINE." Issue #2 includes a tiny envelope stamped "Beat Nickel Bag" with something in it that shakes when rattled; it has not been opened, though. The following issue has a similar bag stapled to the back wrap, empty. Contributors included many of the most prominent Meat Poets: Charles Bukowski (in three issues), Douglas Blazek, D.r. Wagner, William Wantling, Harold Norse, The Willie, and Steve Richmond as well as d.a. levy, Tuli Kupferberg, Ted Berrigan, Clarence Major, and Lyn Lifshin. Uncommon as a complete run.…

Condition: Near Fine. First Edition. Vol. 1 Issue 1. Limited edition. Signed on verso of front cover in sharpie by Charles Bukowski, Neeli Cherkovski (twice, once as alias "Fred Dyer"), Harold Norse, and what must have been a very drunk Steve Richmond. Small illustration that appears to be a combined effort of Cherkovski and Bukowski. Numbered 9 in upper corner; this appears to be one of a very few numbered copies perhaps signed at a collating party at Bukowski's house. 32 pp. Yellow stapled wraps. Near Fine with oxidization to staples and faint foxing to edges. Quite rare signed. This short-lived literary magazine was essentially Charles Bukowski's manifesto of the "Meat Poets"-- a mimeo'd journal of poetry with his brief editorial screed on the front cover attacking the bigwigs of the Black Mountain school. Fellow contributors include John Thomas, William Wantling, T.L. Kryss, Gerda Penfold, Douglas Blazek, and a few other kindred spirits. A high spot of '60s rebel poetry.…