Detroit: The Fifth Estate, 1968. Newspaper. 20p., folded tabloid, illus., toned, a few closed tears, tiny chips at spine quarterfold, mildly fraying, else very good. One of the first underground newspapers, Detroit's The Fifth Estate is still being published, against all odds. This issue's cover sports a drawing of a.... More about The Fifth Estate, vol. 2, no. 25, April 1-15, 1968
Cat.No: 240454
Westport, CT: Negro Universities Press, 1970. Hardcover. xx, 279p., very good condition. Reprint of 1899 edition. An important account of the movement in Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and New York. More about Personal reminiscences of the anti-slavery and other reforms and reformers
Cat.No: 240448
Greenfield Center NY: the review, 1984. Paperback. 215, ads, several author photoportraits, softbound in 8.5x5.5 inch photo-decorated wraps. Cover a little rubbed and worn, entirely clean and sound, a very good copy. The first 27p are devoted to Walcott, essay about, interview with, poems and a portrait; Wendy Rose interview... More about The Greenfield Review. Volume 12, Numbers 1 & 2; Summer/Fall 1984
Cat.No: 240424
El Cerrito: Dust Books, 1965. 88p., 5.5x8.5 inches, illustrations, poetry, very good poetry booklet in stapled yellow wraps. Buk's "Crucifix in a Deathhand" announced.His "Uruguay or Hell" poem printed on two pages with a sketch by John Nichols. Part two of an interview with Pulitzer-winner Simpson. Short story "The Saviour"... More about Dust; vol. 1, #4, Winter, 1965
Cat.No: 240406
New York: That New Magazine, 1984. Magazine. 64p., 8.5x11 inches, articles, reviews, news, ads, cartoons, photos, very good glossy magazine in stapled pictorial wraps. Cover stories: David Price's Tokyo Diary, Holleran on Paris & Berliin, Crisp visits The Cotton Club and Little Richard, Happy at Last. More about Christopher Street: vol. 8, #6, whole issue #90, July 1984; Tokyo Diary
Cat.No: 240333
[New York]: Grune & Stratton, 1968. Pamphlet. Offprint: 99-119p., i.e. about twenty pages, the follow-up "discussion" occupying pp.118/9. Side-stapled 8.5x5.5 inch pamphlet, we see by adjacent punctures that it has been taken apart for copying and re-stapled. Aside from these holes a clean sound exemplar. Mild, for-the-public talk how the..... More about Three Rebellions: Red, Black, and Green. Reprinted from The Dynamics of Dissent Copyright Grune...
Cat.No: 240286
San Francisco: The Trystero Company, 1968. 16p., folded tabloid, illus., very lightly toned, the lightest hint of fraying, else very good. S.F.'s main political underground paper. Cover features the start of "I am a free, man Governor," a lengthy open letter by Eldridge Cleaver to Gov. Ronald Reagan, which continues..... More about San Francisco Express Times, Vol.1, No.18, May 23, 1968
Cat.No: 240269
Inglewood, CA: Woman in the Moon Publications, 1996. Paperback. iv, 58p., signed by the African American lesbian poet, very good 5th edition reprint trade paperback in black pictorial wraps with white spine. States 3rd edition on spine and 5th edition on copyright page Originally published in 1971 by Soapbox. More about Woman in the Moon
Cat.No: 224053
Stamford, CT: Appleton & Lange, 1996. Paperback. xiii, 407p., preface, bibliography, appendices, index, illustrations, tables, resources, notes, very good reprint of the 4th edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps. Covers many groups including African American, Native American, Pacific Islanders, Asian Americans, Hispanic Americans, European Americans, alternative medicines etc. More about Cultural Diversity in Health and Illness: fourth edition
Cat.No: 218544
San Leandro, CA: Liberation Press, 2004. Trade Paperback. 238p. Inscribed and signed by the author. Slight wear to corners of glossy printed wraps. Some roll/lean to spine. More about If You Don't Know Me by Now
Cat.No: 207835
New York: Philosophical Library, 1966. Hardcover. vii, 120p., frontis facsimile page, foreword, notes and sources, index, very good first edition in cloth boards and unclipped, rubbed dj. More about The Black poet being the remarkable story (partly told by himself) of George Moses Horton a North...
Cat.No: 207700
New York: Tundra Books, 1974. Hardcover. 154p., very good in cloth boards and bit rubbed and shelf worn dj. African American musician's account of the black communities at the edge of northern cities that were redeveloped after World War II. More about Riverlisp; Black memories
Cat.No: 189342
New York: Harper & Brothers Publishers, 1932. Hardcover. xi, 328p., original cloth binding faded along the spine, spine lettering dimmed, minor edge wear else good condition, first edition. Dennis, born in Atlanta, Georgia, to a French / Native American father and an African American / Native American mother, very early... More about Is capitalism doomed?
Cat.No: 181190
Boston: The Christopher Publishing House, 1943. Hardcover. xi, 568p. + 58p. plates, hardbound first edition in blue boards gilt-titled. Casing is worn and cocked, with handling soil to spine that has dimmed titling. Cover titling remains bright. Previous owner's signature and address on inside front cover (belonging to Rev. L.... More about Joseph Charles Price; educator and race leader
Cat.No: 158373
London: Geoge Allen and Unwin, 1969. Hardcover. 258p., illus., first edition, ownership stamp on title page, on front pastedown, and on spine. no dj. More about The Royal Navy and the slavers' the suppression of the Atlantic slave trade, with drawings and...
Cat.No: 151705
London: Verso, 2008. Trade Paperback. xi, 267p., wraps, Feminist cultural theory. A new edition with a new introduction by Wallace. More about Invisibility blues; from pop to theory
Cat.No: 125290
New York: Dialog Publications, 1969. Paperback. 127p., wraps slightly shelf worn, previous owner's name on title page, signed in full by Segal and dated in 1971. Radical poet. More about Take my hand, poems & songs for lovers & rebels. Introduction by Ossie Davis, drawings by...
Cat.No: 109604
Houston: Arte Público Press, 1985. Paperback. 86p., bilingual text, illustrations, very good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps. Afro-Puerto Rican poet and co-founder of the Nuyorican Poets Café. More about Time's Now/Ya es tiempo
Cat.No: 109585
New York: The Heritage Press, 1970. Hardcover. xiv, 212p. + 13 illustrations, very good in slipcase. Partial split along slipcase edge top rear. * Brignano 393. More about Up from slavery; with an introduction by Booker T. Washington III and illustrations by Denver Gillen
Cat.No: 105036
New York: Riverhead Books, 2001. Hardcover. 320p., inscribed and signed by Walker, very good first edition in boards and dj. Autobiography by Alice Walker's daughter. More about Black, white, and Jewish; autobiography of a shifting self
Cat.No: 97163
New York: Dialog Publications, 1969. Hardcover. 127p., first edition, long warm inscription by Segal dated in 1970 very good conditon in a shelfworn dj. Radical poet. More about Take my hand, poems & songs for lovers & rebels. Introduction by Ossie Davis, drawings by...
Cat.No: 92076
New York: International Publishers, 1983. 94p., wraps, very good condition. Pocketbook format. New world paperbacks. More about Karl Marx: beacon for our times. Foreword by Henry Winston
Cat.No: 90507
London: Verso, 1990. Hardcover. xi, 267p. "Received" date stamp to front free endpaper, dj. Feminist cultural theory, very good. More about Invisibility blues; from pop to theory
Cat.No: 86607
Berkeley: Yardbird Publishing Co., 1974. Trade Paperback. xvi, 294p., First Edition. very good in bit rubbed wraps. An Asian American issue, with contributions by Frank Chin, Shawn Wong, Mei Berssenbrugge, and many others, as well as Lesilie Marmon Silko. More about Yardbird reader, volume 3
Cat.No: 83317
Hyattsville: Akili Publishing, 1997. Trade Paperback. 130p., inscribed and signed by the African American writer, first printing, wraps. Novella. More about Painted smiles
Cat.No: 79647
