Tarn Nathaniel Et Al (32 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine in Fine dust jacket. First Edition. NY Robert M. McKinney / Conjunctions 1983 Hardcover. 0941964108 . First edition. 237 pages [plus ads], illustrated. Near Fine [one corner light bumped] copy in Fine jacket. See photos clph.

Condition: Good. - Octavo, softcover bound in decorative black-and-white wrappers. There is light staining to the wraps along the spine with additional staining to the top edge of the rear wrap & soiling to its upper half. The spine is darkened. Title & pages 194-[288]. There are a few small stains to the fore-edge with tiny stains to the top corners of several pages. Good.…

Wraps. Condition: Good. Illustrated wraps. 72 pp. Final issue of this British little magazine devoted to poetry. With work by Anselm Hollo, Nathaniel Tarn and others. GOOD condition. Moderate foxing, toning and minor soiling to the covers. Extremities scuffed.

Condition: Very good. - Octavo, cloth in a dust wrapper. The binding is very lightly bumped & the rear panel of the dust wrapper is slightly soiled. There is a short tear to the front flap of the dust jacket. 275 & [1] pages plus ads. Black-and-white illustrations. Near fine in a very good dust wrapper. Edited by Bradford Morrow. Contributing Editors: Edouard Roditi (Paris); Walter Abish, Guy Davenport, Kenneth Irby, Ann Lauterbach, Nathaniel Tarn (USA).Among the contents are conversations between Robert Duncan and Michael McClure and between Edmund White and Edouard Roditi, fiction by John Hawkes and Mary Caponegro, essays by Walter Abish and Cid Corman and poetry by Douglas Messerli, Nathaniel Tarn and others.…

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. University of New Mexico (Albuquerque) , paperback, Very Good + (small stain at the lower edge of the front cover) , 95 pages, text unmarked. Kenneth Rexroth, Nathaniel Tarn, Catherine Rainwater, Mary Lynn Broe, Robert Miklitsch, Albert Gelpi, Donald Guiterrez, George F Butterick, et al. POETRY; G1949 W POE; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 95 pages.…

Paperback. 128p., 8.5x11 inches, poetry, illustrations, 33-1/3 Evatone Flexi Soundsheet recording bound-in, very good poetry journal paperback in white pictorial wraps.

Condition: Fine. - Octavo, cloth, in a dust wrapper. 228 & [1] pages plus ads. 8 pages of black-and-white illustrations. Near fine. Edited by Bradford Morrow. Co-founding Editor: Kenneth Rexroth. Contributing Editors: Edouard Roditi (Paris); Walter Abish, James Purdy, Guy Davenport, Claude Fredericks, Donald Hall, Nathaniel Tarn (USA).…

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. From the collection of New York poet, Tom Savage and may contain minor markings from the poet in the book. We may request additional monies for international shipping, based on actual costs. Cover and/or pages may be lightly soiled/faded/discolored due to age or minor damage. Napier, Tori (illustrator).…

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. No Jacket. A sharp and vibrant issue of First Intensity: A Magazine of New Writing, published by First Intensity Press. Known for showcasing boundary-pushing poetry and hybrid literary forms, this 2007 volume features a killer contributor lineup including: Nathaniel Tarn Barry Gifford Rochelle Owens Kenneth Irby Norman Lock Anis Shivani Andre Spears Andrew Zawacki John Olson and over two dozen more Cover painting by Clare Doveton. Distributed by SPD (Small Press Distribution) and George Braziller. Condition: Excellent, clean and unmarked copy. From the personal library of Nathaniel Tarn (though not marked as such). This issue captures the pulse of late 2000s experimental writing with an eclectic, fierce blend of poetry, essays, and short prose. A must-have for collectors of small press and avant-garde literature.…

Stapled Wrappers. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. 44pp. Furnival contributes two vowel pieces & two towers (Eifel & Pisa). Covers just a little soiled & handled. John Furnival (illustrator).

Card Wrappers. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. 48pp. + 2 (printed inside covers). Fluorescent orange covers fractionally soiled & handled.

Softcover. Condition: Near Fine. Near Fine paperback about 8x8 inches with slight edgewear. 213 pages, unmarked. [dp50 1116]. ; OVR26 DPEC; 213 pages.

First Edition. Softcover. Octavo (23.5cm); pictorial paper wrappers; [xviii],501,[1]pp; illus. A Near Fine copy. Contributions include Amiri Baraka's "Cultural Revolution and the Literary Canon", William S. Burroughs's "Screenwriting and the Potentials of Cinema", and Allen Ginsberg's "Negative Capability: Kerouac's Buddhist Ethic". [87565].…

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Lit Errata, scarce Australian small-press literary review edited by A. Kidman-Schier and published in Preston, Victoria. This issue features works of prose, poetry, and performance texts by Jill Jones, John Anderson, Robert Kenny, Nicholas Johnson, and Nathaniel Tarn. Beautifully produced with a hand-silkscreened front cover and internal drawings by Hilary Kidman-Schier. Softcover stapled format. This volume comes from the personal library of the poet and anthropologist Nathaniel Tarn. Highlights include: - The Land In Question by Nathaniel Tarn - Four poems by Jill Jones, noted Australian poet - Robert Kenny's From Death: A Love Story - Visual art by Hilary Kidman-Schier Bright red softcover wrapper with bold black silkscreened illustration showing clean edges and minimal shelf wear. Stapled binding is secure and tight. Interior pages are pristine, crisp, and completely unmarked. Published in limited numbers and likely never distributed through formal channels, this zine is a scarce survival from the experimental poetry underground. A powerful collectible for Tarn completists or anyone tracking avant-garde small press history. Nt625nt22.…

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. A beautiful clean crisp softcover (stapled wraps) copy in very good condition, light edgewear near spine.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Scarce & eclectic. Damn the Caesars: Volume II (2007) from Punch Press is a defiant literary broadside from the radical vanguard of contemporary poetry. Contributors include Nathaniel Tarn, Diane di Prima, Jerome Rothenberg, Andrei Codrescu, Pierre Joris, and many others who lit up the experimental press scene. Edited by Richard Owens. The striking cover art"Untitled" (1997) by Gee Vaucherwas first featured in Crass Art and Other Post-Modern Monsters. A fitting image for a journal that doesn't flinch. Punch Press, Buffalo, NY Printed at Alpha Graphics Excellent condition tight binding, clean pages No copies currently on the market. …

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Rare 1960s issue of ENDOR 3, a student-produced literary magazine edited by Alan Underwood. This striking issue includes poetry and prose by Nathaniel Tarn, Philip Hobsbaum, and even a translated poem by Mao Tse Tung plus contributions by Anthony Barnett, Peter Mottley, Kay McGann, and others. This volume is from the private library of the poet and anthropologist Nathaniel Tarn who passed away in 2024. The below-mentioned note is in Tarn's hand. Noteworthy for the handwritten note on the contents page: "Said to be one of 24 copies correctly coloured all other copies much darker." This could indicate a limited run or early variant, making it especially desirable to collectors of avant-garde or underground literary journals. Cover design by Glenn Tomkinson; illustrations by John Hatchett, Ruth Wilby, and more. Condition: Very good. Light edge wear and faint creasing to covers, interior clean and unmarked. Staple binding sound. A scarce survivor from a vibrant moment in British student literary culture.…

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. No Jacket. TEJADA, Roberto, Kristin DYKSTRA, and Gabriel BERNAL GRANADOS (eds.). Mandorla: Nueva Escritura de las Américas / New Writing from the Americas. Issues 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12 (2004-2009). Normal, IL / Mexico City: Illinois State University / Mandorla, 2004-2009. First Editions. Six volumes. Octavo. Original illustrated stiff paper wrappers. Provence: From the personal library of Nathaniel Tarn (1928-2024), poet, anthropologist, translator, and a distinctive literary figure of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. Educated in anthropology in Paris under Claude Lévi-Strauss and later at the University of Chicago, Tarn conducted fieldwork among the Maya of Guatemala and in Burma before turning increasingly toward a life devoted to literature and cultural criticism. He was widely recognized for his own poetry, for his influential translations of Pablo Neruda and other major international writers, and for his role in introducing world literature to English-language audiences. Mandorla No. 9 (2006) carries a piece written by Tarn. Content & Significance: A continuous 6-issue sequence of Mandorla, one of the premier bilingual forums for innovative poetry, poetics, translation, and contemporary visual art across the Americas. Named for the vesica piscis (mandorla) symbol of intersectional dialogue, this run features key contributions from prominent Latin American, Caribbean, US, and Canadian poets, translators, and visual artists. Includes: No. 7 (2004): Spring 2004 issue featuring experimental poetry and visual media. No. 8 (2005): Focus on contemporary poetics and visual art. No. 9 (2006): Cross-cultural essays, translations, and graphic portfolios. No. 10 (2007): Critical commentary and avant-garde literature. No. 11 (2008): Contributions on international poetics and visual art. No. 12 (2009): Hemispheric dialogues and translation studies. Condition: Very Good to Near Fine. Original illustrated card covers remain clean and bright with sharp edges and minimal shelfwear. Spines are square and uncreased. Text blocks are clean, tight, and unmarked throughout. A very attractive, continuous run. …

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Three rare and iconic Poetry Review issues from the Eric Mottram era (1971-1977), a revolutionary period in British poetry that embraced American experimentalism, sound poetry, and avant-garde innovation. Included in the bundle are: Vol. 61 No. 4 (Winter 1971/72)n which includes work by Gary Snyder, John Ashbery, Bob Cobbing, David Bromige, Thomas A. Clark, and J.P. Ward. Cover by Jeff Nuttall. Vol. 62 No. 3 (Autumn 1971) Stunning lineup featuring After Melville by Muriel Rukeyser, alongside Robert Duncan, Michael McClure, Jeff Nuttall, and Dom Sylvester Houédard. One of the most important issues of the decade. Vol. 66 Nos. 3, 4 (1977) Double issue with contributions from Nathaniel Tarn, Jack Micheline, Carl Rakosi, Tom Pickard, Armand Schwerner, Richard Blevins, and Paul Matthews. Cover art by Bob Cobbing. These issues represent a pivotal shift in transatlantic poetics, where concrete poetry, ethnopoetics, and radical publishing converged under Mottram's visionary editorial hand. The issues in this lot come from the private library of the poet, translator and anthropologist Nathaniel Tarn, whose work is published in Vol. 66 in this bundle.…

First Edition. First Printing. Octavo (23.5cm); black cloth-covered boards, with titling stamped in gray on spine; dustjacket; xv,322,[2]pp; black-and-white photographic (halftone) illustrations throughout. A Fine copy. Dustwrapper, designed by J.S. Roberts, with trivial surface wear and creases to front flap, else Near Fine. Collection of essays focusing on authors' works and biographies, including Alexander Lesser's "Franz Boas", Sidney W. Mintz's "Ruth Benedict", and Nathaniel Tarn's "Robert Redfield". [86181].…

First Edition. Softcover, with folded A.L.s. from publisher Michael Annis to fellow contributor Nathaniel Tarn, and four of Annis's business cards laid in. Oblong octavo (29.5 x 12.5cm); flexible black leatherette covers; glossy pictorial dustjacket; colorful illustrations throughout, including four fold-out illustrated poems. This contributor's copy is from the library of noted poet, translator, and anthropologist Nathaniel Tarn (1928-2024). Very light wear to lower front cover, else Near Fine. Dustwrapper has trivial surface wear, including light peeling to spine panel and tiny surface scratches; Very Good+. Laid in letter (dated 2/1/93) thanks Tarn for his contribution and includes information for reviewers and purchasable copies. [88446].…

First Edition. Softcover. Oblong octavo (21.5cm x 28cm); stapeld gray paper wrappers with paper title label to front cover; unpaginated. Trace shelf-soil, with title label beginning to lift; Very Good. Collection of verse includes contributions by Denis Goacher, Barry Goldensohn, and Frank Samperi. [88780]. …

First Edition. Softcover. Quarto (28cm); stapled beige paper wrappers; 44pp; black-and-white photographic halftones and illustrations. Trace shelf-soil to rear wrapper, else Near Fine. Published twice a year, this issue includes poetry by Paul Metcalf, Alice Witter, and Paul Hoover. [88781].

First Edition. Two issues, softcovers. Two Quartos (29cm); stapled photographic paper wrappers; 21pp; 34pp; illustrations. Both issues lightly tanned with trivial surface wear; Very Good+. Magazine of verse and reviews, with contributions by Merryn Williams, Adrian Brink, Andie Mayer. [89021].

First Edition. Softcover. Quarto (28cm); stapled pictorial paper wrappers; unpaginated. Wrappers tanned, with trivial surface wear; Very Good+. Collection of anti-war verse published the same year as the Princeton Strike, with contributions by Richard A. Falk, Philip Ketcher, and Roger Shaw. [89024]. …

First Edition. Limited Edition of 325 copies, of which this is no.10. Folio (50.5cm) light brown paper folder, with 13 loose broadsheets, an illustrated list of contributors, and a biographical sheet on contributors (of varying colors and sizes) all laid in. Typography by Alan Brillant. This copy belongs to contributor Nathaniel Tarn, and in addition to all 10 inserts present as called, Tarn has also laid in a printed slip for The Little Square Review, the title page of Muriel Rukeyser's "The Outer Banks" (with inked price) as published for Unicorn Press, an illustrated slip for Erich Kahler's "The Rallying Idea" with an announcement as published for Unicorn Press, and Michael McClure's large broadside (44cm x 25.5cm) of "Berkeley Song" as printed by Wesley B. Tanner (1988). Folder's paper title label listing contributors no longer pasted to front wrapper, but is present and laid in. Light shelf-wear and creases to corners of folder, with trace soil to covers; Very Good. Broadsides all in Near Fine condition. Contents include: Thomas Merton's (illustrated) "A Carol", John Haines's (illustrated by Janeen Vanden Berg) "The Dance", Wolfgang Roth's (illustrated) "The first look through the window.", Robert Bly's letter to Roger L. Stevens, Lesson Guillevic's "Blood is a complicated liquid." as translated by Teo Savory, Nathaniel Tarn's "The Laurel Tree", Eugen Gomringer's "die konstellationen / les constellations / the constellations" as translated by Jerome Rothenberg, Boris Pasternak's "Poem" as translated by George L. Kline, Jaime Sabines's "Does Poemas / Two Poems" as translated by Ellinor Randall, and Lenore Marshall's (illustrated by Janeen Vanden Berg) "Blackout of the Dream". Cover engravings by Jeffrey Sorenson, and printed by Noel Young. [87720].…

First Edition. Limited Edition of 375 numbered copies, of which this is no.366, published by Alan Brillant and Teo Savory. Folio (50.5cm) blue paper folder, with 12 loose broadsheets, a numbered limitation slip, and biographical sheet on contributors (of varying colors and sizes) all laid in. This copy belongs to contributor Nathaniel Tarn, and in addition to all 10 inserts as called, Tarn has also laid in his poem "Miscellanea No. 4 Poem Two", with illustrations by Steve Wheatley (of which it is no. 80 of 200 copies), as published for Caligulia Books (1975), and one large broadsheet of Tarn's "For Buffy Saine-Marie" (49cm x 32cm), as published for Unicorn Boradsheet Series II No. 2 (1971) with linoleum blocks by Abbie Reitz. Light creases and shelf-wear to folder; Very Good. Broadsheets have occasional creases to corners, else Very Good+. Contents include: an introduction by Edward Lucie-Smith, Charles Tomlinson's illustrated "Oppositions: debate with Mallarmé for Octavio Paz", Ted Hughes's "Through the pubs are shut, the free drinks.", Adrian Henri's "Winter Poem", George Macbeth's "The Snow Leopard", Peter Porter's "Diana And Actaeon", Brian Patten's "Portrait of a Young Girl Raped at a Suburban Party", Peter Redgrove's "Lover Hating Lover", Nathaniel Tarn's "Concert", Lee Harwood's "The Monastery", and Edward Lucie-Smith's "Touching". [87717].…

First Edition. Cloth issue of no. 1, softcover issue of no. 2, cloth issue of no. 2, and cloth issue of no. 3/4, with signed illustration by Pierre Jorris (23 of 26) and publisher's pictorial subscription form laid in no. 1. Four Octavos (25.5cm); no. 1 has blue cloth-covered boards with paper title label on front cover; no. 2 has white paper wrappers; no. 2 and no. 3/4 have red cloth-covered boards; dustjackets; 311pp; 345pp; 345pp; 415pp; colorful and black-and-white illustrations. Cloth-issue of no. 2 has pictorial bookplate of contributor and noted anthropologist Nathaniel Tarn (1928-2024) to front pastedown. While other issues not explicitly marked as such, these are all from the library of Tarn, with his pencilled marking to table of contents in no. 1. All four issues have light shelf-wear and -soil, with trace foxing to edges of textblock of no. 1, and light scratches to final page of softcover no. 2; overall Very Good. Dustwrappers of no. 1 and softcover no. 2, both unclipped, with trivial surface wear; overall Very Good+. Dustwrapper of no. 3/4 has light wear to spine ends; Very Good. Contributions by Michael Palmer, Charles Olson, Pierre Joris, Anne Waldman, Rainer Maria Rilke, and many more. [89263]. Signed.…

First Edition. 18 issues, all softcovers, with several including publisher's promotional materials. Seven Octavo issues (21cm); stapled pictorial paper wrappers; black-and-white illustrations throughout. Eleven Octavo issues (21.5cm); stapled glossy pictorial paper wrappers; illus. Full pagination available upon request. Modest shelf-wear, with trace shelf-soil, and surface scratches to glossy wrappers; overall Very Good. U.K. literary magazine founded in 1959. Includes verse, artwork, short stories, and criticism with contributions by Edwin Brock, Peter Redgrove, Joyce Turner, and Christopher Middleton. While not explicitly marked as such, issues are from the library of contributor, noted poet, translator, and anthropologist Nathaniel Tarn (1928-2024), with his poetry published in no. 15. [88734].…

First Edition. Twelve Issues, all softcovers. Five Octavo issues (21.5cm); stapled pictorial paper wrappers; black-and-white photographic halftones and illustrations throughout. Seven Octavo issues (22cm); pictorial paper wrappers; illus. Full pagination available upon request. While not explicitly marked as such, issues are from the library of contributor, noted poet, translator, and anthropologist Nathaniel Tarn (1928-2024), with his pencilled notes throughout. All issues lightly tanned, with modest shelf-wear and -soil; overall Very Good. Collection of verse, short fiction, and reviews with contributions by Charles Bernstein, Michael Ondaatje, Margaret Atwood, Charles Stein, and Ed Sanders. Issued three times each year under sponsorship of Friends of the University Libraries. [88708].…