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10250 Liang, Cecilia, translator. Chinese Folk Poetry. Venice, CA: Beyond Baroque Foundation, 1982. First edition,108 pages. A special book edition of the magazine called MAGAZINE (volume 12, No. 4). Mostly very short lyrics, with a brief introduction by Ms. Liang. Good to very good condition. Paperback with card covers that are slightly discolored from the original stark white, but clean and tight. $5.00
10260 Pett, Stephen, ed. Flyway, Volume 7, Nos. 2 and 3, Fall/Winter 2002. Ames, IA: Iowa State University, 2002. First edition, 108 pages. Special issue devoted to Arab-American writing, including poetry, fiction, and an essay on Arab-American writing. Many writers, including Naomi Shihab Nye. Larger format, 8.5" x 11", perfect-bound. A little bending at bottom corners of the covers, otherwise very good condition. $10.00
10270 Spillman, Rob, ed. Tin House Summer Fiction Issue, Volume 4, No. 4 (Number 16), Summer 2003. Portland, OR: McCormack Communications, 2003. First edition, 219 pages. Includes fiction by Stuart Dybek, Charles Baxter, and Joy Williams and many others; poetry includes a translation of Neruda by Paul Muldoon, and there's an interview with Marilynne Robinson about the novel she was working on—Gilead. Also essays and humor. Trade paperback in good condition. $8.50
10271 Spillman, Rob, ed. Tin House, Volume 5, No. 2 (Number 18), Winter 2004. Portland, OR: McCormack Communications, 2004. First edition, 217 pages. Fiction by Dale Peck and Anthony Swofford, among others. Also essays and humor. Trade paperback in good condition. $8.50
10272 Spillman, Rob, ed. Tin House, Volume 5, No. 3 (Number 19), Spring 2004. Portland, OR: McCormack Communications, 2004. First edition, 217 pages. This issue, called "Lies," features fiction by Deborah Eisenberg, poetry by James Tate and Carol Muske Duke, Eliot Weinburger on "Bush [yes, George Bush] the Poet." and a cross-word puzzle by Emily Cox and Henry Rathvon (better known for their double-crostics in the New York Times Magazine), as well as essays and humor. Trade paperback in good condition. $10.00
10273 Spillman, Rob, ed. Tin House, Volume 5, No. 4 (Number 20), Summer 2004. Portland, OR: McCormack Communications, 2004. First edition, 217 pages. The "Summer Fiction" issue, with stories by Steven Milhauser, Elizabeth Tallen, and Robert Olen Butler; poetry by Stephen Dunn; an interview with Chris Offut; a memoir of William Maxwell; Francine Prose on Spaulding Gray; an essay by Jayne Anne Phillips, and much more. Trade paperback in good condition. $8.50
10280 Weinberg, Dolores, founding ed. Other Voices, Volume 14, No. 35, Fall/Winter 2001. Chicago, IL: UIC Press, 2001. First edition, 197 pages. This issue includes 18 short stories, a review, and an excerpt from a panel on fiction writing. Authors include Alyce Miller, Rose Rappoport Moss, and Andrew Porter. Very good condition, trade paperback size. $5.00
10281 Weinberg, Dolores, founding ed. Other Voices, Volume 15, No. 36, Spring/Summer 2002. Chicago, IL: UIC Press, 2002. First edition, 188 pages. This issue includes 17 short stories; four reviews, and an interview with Junot Diaz. Authors include James McManus, Anne Calcango, and Valerie Ann Leff. Very good condition, trade paperback size. $5.00
10282 Weinberg, Dolores, founding ed. Other Voices, Volume 15, No. 37, Fall/Winter 2002. Chicago, IL: UIC Press, 2002. First edition, 194 pages. This issue includes 17 short stories; four reviews, including reviews of Alice Sebold's The Lovely Bones and Maxine Chernoff's Some of Her Friends That Year, also an interview with Michael Cunningham. Authors include Perle Besserman and Jason DeBoer. Very good condition, trade paperback size. $5.00
10283 Weinberg, Dolores, founding ed. Other Voices, Volume 15, No. 38, Spring/Summer 2003. Chicago, IL: UIC Press, 2002. First edition, 184 pages. This issue includes 18 short stories; three reviews, and an interview with Josip Novakovich. Authors include Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Steve Almond, and Novakovich. Generally good condition, but back cover has some deep scratches. Trade paperback size. $5.00
10290 Mihopoulos, Effie, ed. Salome: A Literary Dance Magazine, Vol 1. No. 1-2. Chicago: 1976. First edition, 164 pages. First issue of an important magazine of the Chicago poetry scene of the 1970s. Includes poems by Alice Notley, Ted Berrigan, John Tagliabue, Stephen Dunn, and Gail White, as well as local lights including Rose Lesniak, Hank Kanabus, and Barbara Barg, as well as many others. Includes photographs of Margot Fonteyn, The Paul Taylor Dance Company, the Jose Greco Dance Company, and others. Limited edition of 500; this is number 441. Very good condition, though the reproduction of the photos reflects the limited technology available to the small press at the time. $50.00
10291 Mihopoulos, Effie, ed. Salome: A Literary Dance Magazine, Vol 1. No. 1-2. Chicago: 1976. First edition, 164 pages. First issue of an important magazine of the Chicago poetry scene of the 1970s. Includes poems by Alice Notley, Ted Berrigan, John Tagliabue, Stephen Dunn, and Gail White, as well as local lights including Rose Lesniak, Hank Kanabus, and Barbara Barg, as well as many others. Includes photographs of Margot Fonteyn, The Paul Taylor Dance Company, the Jose Greco Dance Company, and others. Limited edition of 500; this is number 438. Very good condition, though the reproduction of the photos reflects the limited technology available to the small press at the time. $50.00
10300 Burch, Charlton, ed. Lightworks, No. 8-9, Winter 1977. Ann Arbor, MI: 1977. First edition, 57 pages. Double issue of an interesting magazine focused on the avant-garde, dada, and surrealism. Includes work by William Burroughs, a poem by John Giorno, an interview with filmmaker Barbara Kopple, and a feature of Italian artist G.A. Cavellini. Issue also includes an envelope of "inserts" attached to the back cover, and many photographs. Good condition, but there is a small crease beginning to tear at the edge of the front cover's inserted reflective foil. $25.00
10350 Harnett, Gerald, ed. Hellas: A Journal of Poetry and the Humanities, Vol 4. No. 2, Fall 1993. Glenside, PA: The Aldine Press, 1993. First edition, 144 pages. This issue focuses on "Classicism and the Canon," with an essay by Gerald Harnett, many poems—including work by Rachel Hadas, Kelly Cherry, and Dana Gioia—and essays on Shakespear's Antony and Cleopatra and "Death and Lust," among others. Very good condition. $8.50
10351 Harnett, Gerald, ed. Hellas: A Journal of Poetry and the Humanities, Vol 5, No. 2, Fall/Winter 1994. Glenside, PA: The Aldine Press, 1994. First edition, 156 pages. This issue's theme is "Maxims and Riddles." Poems (including a number by Albert Dorn) and essays, including an amusing "divertimenti" by Anita T. Sullivan on the pleasures of "Writing Mediocre Literature." Very good condition. $8.50
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