Gratitude to Old Teachers, poems by Robert Bly, with a frontispiece by Robert Marx, has been issued in a first edition of 1,500 copies, of which 1,390 trade copies are bound in wrappers. Seventy-five copies have been signed by the poet and the artist and retained by the publisher to be subsequently issued as part of a boxed set of ten pamphlets published in the BOA Pamphlets Series. -from the colophon

Gratitude to old teachers: Poems

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Bly,Robert

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Laux, Dorianne

Cultural Writing. This classic of alternative art theory is available again in this second edition. Dick Higgins was co-founder of Happenings and later Fluxus. He was active in music, studying with John Cage and Henry Cowell and is the author of many books of poetry including Buster Keaton Enters Into Paradise (Left Hand) and Book About Love And Death (Something Else), also available from SPD. From his early (1964) essay on Intermedia, which gave the term to the language, up through the his influential essay on the concept of an allusive referential, the impulse of his work was to describe rather than to prescribe. These essays continue to offer tools which may be useful in developing theories and opinions for the next generation of artists, writers and critics. A Dialectic Of Centuries is book to work within the new century.

A Dialectic of Centuries: Notes Toward a Theory of the New Arts

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SNODGRASS, W.D.

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Barton Sutter

Marbled boards. One of 26 copies signed by Stafford out of a total of 50.

Things That Happen Where There Aren't Any People

William Stafford

Is in plastic sleeve. Long narrow scratch on front cover. Size: 6" x 8 3/4". No marks. Binding is tight, covers and spine fully intact. All edges are clean. NOT ex-library. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilogram. Category: Poetry; Signed by Author. ISBN: 0918526205. ISBN/EAN: 9780918526205. Inventory No: 023318.

Things That Happen Where There Aren't Any People. (POEMS)

STAFFORD, William

Moving the House (6) (New Poets of America Series)

Wendt, Ingrid

Ingrid Wendt was born in Aurora, Illinois and graduated from Cornell College (Iowa) and from the University of Oregon. She has taught at the University of Oregon, Fresno State College (California) and for the Poets-in-the-Schools program in Oregon. She has been managing editor of "Northwest Review" and she is co-editor of "In Her Own Image: Women Working in the Arts". Her poems have appeared in numerous journals and anthologies, including "No More Masks". Currently she lives in Eugene, Oregon with his husband, Ralph Salisbury, and their daughter, Erin.

Moving the House

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