Water Row Review: Volume 1Bukowski, Charles, et al.; Jeffrey H. Weinberg, ed.
The uncommon first issue of this literary journal, which includes an excerpt from William S. Burroughs’ yet-unpublished The Western Lands, three poems by Charles Bukowski, and a portrait of Bukowski by R. Crumb. Edited by Jeffrey H. Weinberg. Sudbury, MA: Water Row Books, 1987. Perfect-bound...
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The Unspeakable visions of the individualKnight, Arthur and Glee, eds.
California, PA: The Unspeakable Visions of the Individual / TUVOTI, 1971-1973. Quarto; first three issues side-stapled, subsequently saddle-stapled; printed black-and-white wraps. A contiguous set comprising the first three volumes (eight total issues) of this literary journal, which anthologized the later output of Beat-era writers. Published...
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Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1983. First edition. Signed by Johnson on the half-title. Octavo; 262pp.; ochre boards, black quarter cloth, in dust jacket. Johnson’s memoir details her literary coming-of-age in the Beat era, offering sharply drawn portraits of many pivotal writers, with especial focus on...
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The uncommon first issue of this literary journal, which includes an excerpt from William S. Burroughs’ yet-unpublished The Western Lands, three poems by Charles Bukowski, and a portrait of Bukowski by R. Crumb. Edited by Jeffrey H. Weinberg. Sudbury, MA: Water Row Books, 1987. Perfect-bound... More
California, PA: The Unspeakable Visions of the Individual / TUVOTI, 1971-1973. Quarto; first three issues side-stapled, subsequently saddle-stapled; printed black-and-white wraps. A contiguous set comprising the first three volumes (eight total issues) of this literary journal, which anthologized the later output of Beat-era writers. Published... More
Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1983. First edition. Signed by Johnson on the half-title. Octavo; 262pp.; ochre boards, black quarter cloth, in dust jacket. Johnson’s memoir details her literary coming-of-age in the Beat era, offering sharply drawn portraits of many pivotal writers, with especial focus on... More
