Search Results: Media from Bolerium Books Inc., ABAA/ILAB

Caracas: Ministerio del Poder Popular para la Comunicacion y la Informacion, 2008. Paperback. 141p., plus unpaginated index (a rather thorough one) &c, softbound in 8.5x5.5 inch color wraps. Faint edgewear to front cover, a deep crease and touches of soil to rear cover, else sound, and entirely clean and unmarked. Terminal printed leaf bears the simple message (in Spanish) that this book was printed up to be distributed free, and that to sell it would be counterrevolutionary.

Chicago: [American Indian Media Festival], 1991. Handbill. 8.5x11 inch handbill; illus., event programming, in very good condition.

Arlington, VA: A.A.L. Press, 2000. Magazine. 83p., stapled glossy wraps with newsprint pages, 8.25x10.75 inches, wraps worn and soiled, pages lightly toned, else very good condition. Articles on gun violence, the protests against the WTO in Seattle, the US's support of the Guatemalan dictatorship during the 1980s, and more, plus an interview with John Zerzan and zine and magazine reviews.

Arlington, VA: A.A.L. Press, 2003. Magazine. 74p., stapled glossy wraps with newsprint pages, 8.25x10.75 inches, wraps lightly worn, pages lightly toned, else very good condition. Three articles on Zionism and Palestine, including one by Fredy Perlman.

New York: Maver Publishing Company, 1912. Hardcover. xvi, 563p. plus appended material and indices; wood- or steel-engraved vignette illustrations throughout (well-reproduced), casebound in 9.5x6.5 inch textured cloth boards lettered gilt and paneled in blind. A handled copy with edgewear and slight fray, a penciled ownership, hinges remain good, spine titling legible, textblock leaves mildly toned but cleanly and unmarked, a good copy.

Colorado Springs, CO: D.O.M.E. The Inner Guide Meditation Center, 1983. Magazine. 31p., single issue of the quarterly publication, 8x11 inches; tabloid style newsprint; illus., pages evenly toned, in very good condition.

New York: Asian Cinevision, 1990. Paperback. vi+122p., 7.25x10 inches, introduction, key, indices, illustrated with stills from various films and shows, very good in original wraps.

New York: Asian Cinevision, 1990. Paperback. vi+122p., 7.25x10 inches, introduction, key, indices, illustrated with stills from various films and shows. Price sticker on title page, else very good.

New York: Asian Cinevision, 1986. Paperback. vi, 77p., stapled wraps, 7x10 inches, illus., old price sticker on front wrap, else very good condition.

Minneapolis, MN: Assualt (with intent to free), 1991. Pamphlet. 47p., 8.5x11 inches printed on tabloid style stock; photos., illus., mildly handled and toned, else very good. Reviews of fanzines, music reviews, alternative news stories, and much more.

[Los Angeles]: Paramount Pictures, 1928. Handbill. 9.5x12.25 inch handbill, very good. Advertisement with rave reviews for the silent film co-written by Herman Mankiewicz. Jannings won the first ever Academy Award for Best Actor for his performance of a general in exile who becomes a movie extra.

Los Angeles: Daystar Publishing Company, 1992. Paperback. 174p., numerous vignette portraits, signed by Moon, first edition trade-size wraps. African American filmmakers.

San Francisco: Bob Ross Birthday Dinner Committee, 1984. [16p] 8.5x11 inches, photos, letters of support, ads, program for the event, very good souvenir magazine in stapled pictorial wraps, Program for the celebration held in honor of the founder of the Bay Area Reporter.

Madison: The University of Wisconsin Press, 1970. Hardcover. xii, 344p., minor dust soil on top-edge of text block, else in very good in a price-clipped dust jacket.

Portland, OR: Venomous Butterfly Productions, 2003. 16p., staplebound zine, very good.

Olympia, WA: Signal Fire Distro, 2013. Pamphlet. [20]p., staplebound zine, very good condition. Reprints an essay from the magazine Killing King Abacus alongside reports of anarchist attacks on the media.

New York: In the Life Media Network, no date. Eight-panel folded brochure, 3.5x8.5 inches, photos, show descriptions, donation envelope, very good. A brochure asking for donations and offering Club Memberships to LGBTQ viewers for the PBS program.

Chicago: [Self-published by the author], 1990. Ephemera. [3]p., 8.5x11 inch sheets, corner stapled; slight foxing along bottom edge, otherwise very good. Press release on the media blackout of the coal strike, and the Miners' Aid Benefit Concert which included Tupac Amaru, and much more.

n.p., n.d.. 303p., loose 8.5x11 inch sheets punched at left for a three-ring binder, very good. A photocopied draft manuscript of the book about the guerrilla radio station that became "Las mil y una historias de Radio Venceremos," published in English as "Rebel Radio.

New York: Atheneum, 1972. 254p., first American edition openweave cloth boards gilt in dj; a nice production job, text on calendared paperstock, in not quite collector's condition. Top-edge tint is faded, there is a minute nick in the head exposing a fleck of card, and the dust jacket has some ragged tears and missing chunks that obscure jacket titling. A good, sound, clean carry- to- the- coffee-shop copy. This particular George MacBeth "is married to a research geneticist and is a producer for the B.B.C. Third Programme." Even more promising than the news that MacBeth has extra-poetical credentials, is his choice of dj blurbs: along with the usual high praise we are relayed several that are gloriously hostile, "wasted talents" and so forth.