New York: Phoenix Book Shop, 1965. pp (viii), 36, [2]. stapled in beige card covers. Fine copy. A descriptive bibliography. Note: light parcel, any default shipping may be reduced.

San Francisco: City Lights Books, 1973. Squarish 16mo, card covers. Fine copy. Pocket Poems Series Number 31. A posthumous collection of surrealist poetry. Last book of this writer sometimes associated with the beats. He died at age 37, A scarce book. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

Las Vegas, NV: Neva Paperbacks, 1967. Paperback original. Vertical reading crease to inner margin of front cover, VG otherwise, no other creases. "There were other girls for Rich - barmaids, call girls, beatnik dolls and bored housewives. But it all started with Lolita." Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

Sudbury, MA: Water Row Press, 1995. pp (4), 11, stapled in pale blue card covers. Fine copy, signed by the author. Comprises the whole number of The Water Row Review Volume 4. Rod Anstee of Ottawa is one of the great Kerouac collectors and scholars. Note: lighter parcel, any default shipping price may be reduced.

Pocatello, Idaho: Idaho State University Press, 1979. pp (2), iv, (26), stapled in card covers. Photos. Slight yellowing to inner margins of covers, else fine. A descriptive bibliography of his few books, listing his many periodical contributions. Includes considerable comment by Holmes. A scarce little book about one of the earliest beats. Note: light parcel, any default shipping may be reduced.

Chicago: Time Inc, 1962. Folio, pictorial paper covers. Moderate creasing and rubbing to spine, narrow band of sunning to inner margin of rear cover, VG otherwise. Contains on p. 22 an article by Jack Kerouac on his classmate at Horace Mann School Eddie Gilbert, who is the subject of the Story of the Week. Front cover photos of the three leading candidates for the Senate seat of Massachusetts, Eddie McCormack, Teddy Kenney, and George Lodge.

New York: HarperCollins, 1995. Black boards. Fine copy. Jacket has vertical crease to front flap, else fine. Copy for review with (folded, creased) promo sheet laid in. A three act play written in 1957 and set in 1953. Note: lighter parcel, any default shipping price may be reduced.

Antwerp, Belgium: Exa, 1985. Card covers. pp 256. A bit leaned, a bit of spine sunning; damp staining with tide mark to covers, consequent light rippling to early and late leaves; VG unworn copy otherwise. Contributions by John Montgomery, Gerald Nicosia, Carolyn Cassady, Ann Charters, and others. Uncommon.

Kansas City, MO: Blue Moon Records, 1982. 7 inch 33 RPM phonograph record. Side One contains Ah ! Sunflower and From a Transformation of the Book of Thel, by various musicians. Side Two contains Nurse's Song as performed by Allen Ginsberg, Gregory Corso, Peter Orlovsky, and Steven Taylor, recorded 28 Nov., 1979, at De Kosmos in Amsterdam. Record appears to be in fine condition. Plain paper sleeve has somebody's email address in ink.

Phoenix, Arizona: The Literary Denim, 1984. Paper issue. pp (6), 118, in light blue card covers. Photos. Soft bruise to lower outer corners throughout, corner creases and mild soiling to rear cover, VG otherwise. Issued as a number of the irregular periodical The Literary Denim: a journal of beat literature. Contributions by Gerald Nicosia, John Clellon Holmes, Michael McClure, and otherwise. Note: lighter parcel, any default shipping price may be reduced.

London: Lovebooks, 1965. Narrow quarto, (18) pp, unpaged, stapled in white card covers. Stated edition of 500 numbered copies, this copy is not numbered. Fine copy. Contains 'Who is the walks beside you written 3rd' by William S. Burroughs, 'Three Collages about Sex Suppression and Repression, etc.' by Miles; 'Five Nudes in More or Less the Same Position' by John Hopkins, and 'Cable Street (revised version)' by Lee Harwood. Poetry, prose, collages, and erotic photography. Uncommon.

New York: Random, 1979. Cloth & boards. pp (xiv), 401 + plates. Index. Small rubber stamped publisher's logo on front free endpaper (remainder mark), slight yellowing to page edges, VG otherwise. Price-clipped jacket has a small corner crease to front flap, VG otherwise, Note: 1.5 kg parcel, extra postage may be required.

New York: St Martin's Press, 1992. Octavo. 769 pp. Remainder strip to bottom edge, else fine in jacket, no owner names. Note: 2 kg parcel, exta shipping will be required.

Derby, Connecticut: Bruce Publishing, 1959. pp 72 stapled in paper covers. Corner crease to last few leaves and rear cover, VG clean & unworn otherwise. Contains on pp 4-5 and 52 "The Beginning of Bop", an article by Jack Kerouac. Note: lighter parcel, any default shipping price may be reduced.

New York: Evergreen Review, 1966. Quarto, paper covers. Cover photo of Ginsberg wearing an Uncle Sam hat as well as his "Fragments from a Diary". Also contributions by Brautigan, Eastlake, Wieners, Michael O’Donohue, and others. VG+

New York: Warner Books, 1990. Cloth and boards. Top page edges a little dusty, else fine in fine jacket.

Berkeley, CA: Oyez, 1965. pp [2]. 30, [2], stapled in card covers with flaps. Erratum slip bound in. Covers have some sunning, rippling, minor spotting; soft ripples to first leaf; VG otherwise. Note: light parcel, any default shipping may be reduced.

New York: Blast Books, 1991. Paper issue, octavo, card covers. Minute rubbing at head of spine, else a fine uncreased copy, no owner names.