New York: The Realist Association, 1968. 24p., wraps, paper slightly browned, 8.5x11 inches. At head of cover" Sirhan Sirhan is alive in Walla Walla. Two cover stories, one by Jerry Rubin (2 and a half p.), the other by Abbie Hoffman (2p.), each announcing that "The Yippies Are Going to... More about The realist [no.82]; September, 1968. The Yippies are going to Chicago

Cat.No: 104535

San Francisco: Cloud House, [1983?]. Maddeningly unpaginated quarto wraps made up of a variety of standard-size leaves mimeo'd double-sided, perhaps 150p. all told, some colored paperstocks and monochrome print. No damn title page, as issued. Asian style binding sewn with brown cord, some soiling to edges and rear cover. Light... More about Blaketimes 2

Cat.No: 160068

San Francisco: Peace & Pieces Books, 1971. Paperback. 63p., wraps, illustrated with Samolis' political collage and deft caricatures (of Nixon, J. Edgar Hoover, Eisenhower et alia), very good condition. Ultra-left poetry (the three K's a giveaway). Laid in, three leaves each with an elegy read at Lawson's wake, held at... More about Patriotic poems of Amerikkka. Illustrated by William F. Samolis

Cat.No: 20676

Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 2005. Paperback. xiv, 281p., foreword, introduction, notes, productions, script excerpts, song lyrics, conclusion, references, b&w photos and illustrations, signed by 11 members of the troupe (most unreadable!) very good first edition trade paperback in black wraps. More about The San Francisco Mime Troupe Reader [signed

Cat.No: 230196

New York: Evergreen Theater, 1967. [8p] 6x9 inches, cast bios, ads, mild toning otherwise very good playbill/program for the first New York Off-Broadway production. The production starred the original actors from San Francisco who had worked for the Mime Troupe and Actors Workshop. First-time director Rip Torn who was just... More about James Walsh and Queen of Spades, Inc. present The Beard by Michael McClure Evergreen Theater...

Cat.No: 179214

New York: W. W. Norton & Company, 2004. Hardcover. xiv, 577p., illustrated with photos, very good first edition in boards and unclipped dj. A seminal study of gay life in NYC in the twentieth century. More about Queer street; rise and fall of an American culture, 1947-1985. Excursions in the mind of the life

Cat.No: 175583

Berkeley: Snow Lion Graphics/SLG Books, 1993. Hardcover. 128p., 9x12 inches, illustrated with 142 full color plates & 16 b&w illustrations, personal inscription signed by Mouse with small cartoon drawing, handbill and catalog booklet laid-in, fine first edition in blue cloth boards, gilt and unclipped dj. More about Freehand: the art of Stanley Mouse [signed

Cat.No: 208052

no place: Self-published by the author at XLibris, 2001. Paperback. 182p., signed by the author, very good first edition vanity press trade paperback in green wraps. San Francisco setting for these two novels. More about California Cruising: two short novels from the 1960s; Espresso & Lefties

Cat.No: 226094

Barre, Vermont: Greenfeel, [1969?]. Pamphlet. [32p.], illustrated wraps browned with an old price in pen on the front wrap, paperstock toned. Illustrated with sketches and snapshot photos, eight mimeographed sheets (8.5x11 inches) folded and stapled in the middle to form a 5.5x8.5 inch pamphlet. OCLC notes varing dates for this... More about Greenfeel, a community of lovers

Cat.No: 223597

Barcelona: the author, 1978. Paperback. 189p., text in Spanish, very good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps. Self-published novella on American hippies by a Cuban American exile. More about Cuadrángulos

Cat.No: 77867

Berkeley: Wilderness Press, 1973. Paperback. 154p., 6.25x8 inches, trade paperback, photoillustrations are both useful and funny. Spine lightly sunned, cover a little spotty, bottom edge has a light cigaret burn. An else very good copy. A book, ostensibly about cross-country skiing, but with much else tossed into the mix, including... More about The Cross-Country Ski, Cook, Look and Pleasure Book: and Welcome to the Alice in Snowpeople Land

Cat.No: 237130

Arlington VA: Bogg Publications, 1989. [20]p., staplebound 8.5x5.5 inch decorated wraps (snapshot, shows Plymell with a Buick 8), first edition, pamphlet form. An all-around fine copy. Bogg free-for-postage pamphlet, second series, no. 6. More about Was Poe afraid?

Cat.No: 153871

Taos: Minor Heron, 1982. Paperback. 57p., wraps, first edition, very good condition inscribed to "Chuck" and signed "rabbit" Colophon notes: 500 copies printed by Renaissance Community Press, Boulder, Colorado. Peter Rabbit, was the author of "Drop City." Renaissance was a communal society and one of the longest running countercultural communes. More about Ornithology, poems

Cat.No: 220263