Longhouse / Spring 1983 by Arnold, Bob, editor

Longhouse, 1996. First edition. Folded booklet. New. Includes the work of Arthur Powers, Theodore Enslin and James Koller

New York: That New Magazine, 1993. Magazine. 40p., 8.5x11 inches, articles, reviews, news, photos, illustrations, ads, light wear else very good magazine in stapled pictorial wraps. Interview with the TV star pre-MAGA, back when gay men loved her. Harris of TheatreWeek shreds and eviscerates the update musical version of "The Goodbye Girl" starring Bernadette Peters and Martin Short.

Robbins Music Corp, 1942. paperback. Good. 8x5x0. Staple bound, 28 pages. Unmarked. Exterior moderately worn. Photos available. We ship daily. Expedited shipping available!

Longhouse, 1990. Literary magazine. 175 copies. Printed by Bob and Susan Arnold. "Thank you to Jane in Colorado, Jim in New Rochelle, David in northern Vermont, and Charlie in the Berkshires; Bobby of El Paso and Mike who sent a sheaf of Chinese translations from Taiwan, Franco ever Switzerland, Jeffrey in Boston, Janine between Peru and Czechosolovakia, Thomas via Eck Finlay and all of Scotland, & Bill standing in Oregon rain." 13 loose 8-1.2 x 11 sheets in letterpress decorative envelope. Contributors include anonymous from China, Franco Beltrametti, Jane Brakhage, David Budbill, Bobby Byrd, Thomas A. Clarke, Bill Deemer, Charles H. Miller, Jules Supervielle, Janine Pommy Vega and James Weil. Scarce. Printed on the outside flap of envelope, a poem by Bill Deemer

Longhouse, Autumn 1981. Literary magazine. Contributors include Janine Pommy Vega, Tim McNulty, Gary Hotham, George Evans, John Brandi, David Huddle, Michael Tarachow, John Levy, Barbara Moraff, Marie Harris, Mei Mei Berssenbrugge, Steve Sanfield, Joseph Bruchac, Tom Montag and others. Offset. Illustrated. Close to fine and bright in very good wraps, wrinkled

Longhouse, 1988. Literary magazine. 200 copies. "Longhouse has been supported since 1973 by its readers, word of the mouth and through the kindness of strangers." 32 loose folded sheets in decorative aqua blue cover, legal size. Photocopy. Heavily illustrated with collage and poetry. Poets include Paul Metcalf, Bob Arnold, M. J. Bender, Ed Orr, Hayden Carruth, Ralph J. Mills, Jr., Theodore Enslin, Wally Swist, David Giannini, Michael Hettich, Craig Czury, Janine Pommy Vega, David Budbill, Clem Starck, Stephen Lewandowski, Barry Sternlieb, David Raffeld, Billy Mills, Stefan Hyner, Bobby Byrd, James Koller, Jane Brakhage, Peter Dent, Frank Samperi, Cid Corman, Phyllis Walsh, Michael Gizzi, Lind Kampley, Michael L. Johnson, Colin Harrington, Ron Wray. Scarce

Longhouse, 2008. First edition / CD-Rom E-book. Origin Sixth Series quartet & Coda (five issues in all) published as a PDF e-book on CD with nearly 250 contributors and a whalloping 1,700 colorful pages of poetry, prose, art and photographs. After nearly a year of free reading of the series from our website, now is your chance to own your own copy.Please have a look and see if this beauty can fit into your teaching plans, as well as a title to interest friends, colleagues and all libraries. We'd love it if other poets, readers & teachers took up the CD anthology as a companion.System requirements: the PDF files with high quality resolution best read with Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.0 or later version / Windows with Autorun capability / Mac users please first link to Origin-Introduction.pdf for bookmark navigation / Table of Contents now with bookmark linksDecorative CD in C-PakTo avoid confusion amongst the purists, we have prepared ORIGIN, Sixth… Read More

New York: Penthouse, 1976. First edition. Softcover. Includes images by Pete Turner, Silano, Arnold Newman, Antonin Kratochvil, and Roy Volkman. A very good plus copy in wrappers.

Longhouse, February 1977. Broadside / First edition. Broadside / 8-1/2 x 14. 100 numbers printed by Bob Arnold. Poem on one side and long quote on the other side by Edward Dahlberg, background to Longhouse, Woodburners We Recommend, a biography of Janine Pommy Vega. Near fine mimeographed sheet. Very scarce

Workshop [Longhouse], July 1975. Broadside / First edition. Poets Who Sleep 6 edited and printed by Bob Arnold in 100 numbers. Mimeographed. Two poems from Lake Titicaca. Bright yellow sheets folded into a brown outside wrapper. Very limited. With an outside quote by Marguerite Swift. Fine mimeographed folder. Very scarce publication