Search Results: POETRY / American from Tangible Tales

Wisconsin, 1958. First edition. Paperback. Good +. Book One - the Peninsula CampaignA good plus copy of John Nist's epic of the American Civil War as first published in the Beloit Poetry Journal in 1958. One of the most respected poetry journals in existence at the time, Beloit rarely dedicated an entire issue to one work, Arguably Nist's most sought after work, this copy has minor bumping and bending at the corners and light scuffing to the back cover. Text is clean and unmarked and the stapled binding is still solid and secure. 88 pp., softcover staple bound.

Baltimore: Brickhouse Books, 1998. First edition. Paperback. Good. Green paperback chapbook in very good condition. Wear to the edges of the covers and some bending at the corners. The interior is clean and unmarked and the stapled binding is solid. A 40 page poetry volume, winner of the 1998 Stonewall chapbook competition. Difficult to find in any condition. Faye's Books

Ontario: Quarry Press, 1995. Paperback. Very Good. Trade paperback in very good condition. "With our compliments" bookmark laid in at front from the publisher. Minor wear at the cover edges and some light bending at the corners. Interior is clean, tight and unmarked. 93 pp. Faye's Books

Montana: Farcountry Press, 2006. First edition. Paperback. Near Fine. Trade paperback 1st edition. Signed without inscription by the author on the title page. A near fine copy with the slightest shelf-wear. Clean, tight and unmarked. 96 pp., black and white photos throughout.

North Dakota: Published by the author. Paperback. Good. Signed by the author, "Sam Wilson, Manager" of the poor farm on the page opposite the dedication. Tan paper covers, no indication of publication date, but possibly 2005 or 2006 due to inclusion of "In Memory of Elmer Bratvold" - a North Dakotan who passed away in 2005. A good only copy with some soiling, and heavy wear to the edges including a couple of short tear. Corners bent. Interior is much better with pages unmarked and stapled binding solid. An interesting collection of cowboy poetry from a North Dakota local. 92 pp.

Minnesota: University of Minnesota Press, 1961. First edition. Good +/good +. Hardcover 1st edition in dustjacket. Signed and inscribed by the author on the front endpaper, "To Tot Gould - the most intelligent woman I know Rich Hugo." A good to very good coy in like jacket. Minor wear to the edges and a couple of scuffs at the spine tips and corners that bring out the white under the brown coloring. First few pages with dogears at the bottom corner (visible in picture). Binding is tight and pages are clean and unmarked. Unclipped dustjacket with matching wear at the corner and spine tips, with age toning to the lighter rear panel and folds. I've supplied 5 photos, but please contact me if you would like more. 72 pp., Hugo's first published book of poetry.

Connecticut: Wesleyan University Press, 1970. First edition. Paperback. Good. White pictoral wraps. Signed without inscription by Major on the title page beneath his printed name, and inscribed on the half title "For C... & A..., with sincere regards and warm wishes, Clarence 3-20-88." Some soiling to the covers inside and out. A bit of a musty odor. Text clean and unmarked aside from the noted author's inscriptions. Binding solid. 64 pages, the poet's first published collection, nicely signed.

San Diego: Published by the author, 1947. Hardcover. Good/poor. Fay Waters. Tan hardcover signed without inscription on the front free- endpaper, "Sincerely Ray Clark Dickson." A good copy with pulling and fraying at the head of ths spine and general wear at the spine heel and corner tips. Pages are age-toned and seem fragile though they are completely intact. The binding is tight and solid. The dustjacket is included for completeness but it is in two pieces, torn down the spine, and chipping - tucked in at rear. Unpaginated, interesting woodcut style illustrations from Fay waters. An unusual book from a young ex-Marine.

Washington: Published by the author, 1973. Hardcover. Good. Signed brown hardcover lacking dustjacket. Autographed and personalized by the author on the verso, "For Bruce Gibbins - Arthur R. "Pete" Boye Ephrata, Wash 1973." A good copy with faded gilt titles and a some general wear at the board edges. Interior is clean but for some previous price erasures to the top of the front endpaper. Stitched binding is solid but lacking in tightness. 111 pp., a collection of tales and poems from a local eastern Washington author.

Montana: Published by the author, 2000. Paperback. Good. Jim Edwards. Small softcover, signed by the author on the title page without inscription, and the number 60 in the top left corner in the same hand. A good coyp but with some bending at the corners and light scuffing to the covers. The binding is tight and the pages are clean. 76 pp., some black and white family photos, and illustrations by Jim Edwards. A combination of cowboy poetry and family memoir.