This list represents our remaining stock of poetry books and ephemera of all periods but with emphasis on modernist poetry published by small presses.
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Robert Kelly
Armed Descent
Published by Hawk's Well 1967
Edition 1st
Condition Good
Wrappers somewhat rubbed, contents starting to detach as usual. His first book.
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Price £20.00
List ref
WB209
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Robert Kelly
Song XXIV
Published by Pym-Randall 1968
Edition 1st Limitation 15/100 signed
Condition Very good
Wrappers nicked bottom edge.
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Price £18.00
List ref
WB211
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Robert Kelly
Songs I-XXX
Published by Pym-Randall 1968
Edition 1st Limitation 42/90 signed
Condition Near fine
Cloth in dustjacket with short closed tear lower panel.
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Price £25.00
List ref
WB212
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Robert Kelly
Sonnets (1967)
Published by Black Sparrow 1968
Edition 1st Limitation 134/250
Condition Very good
Wrappers ragged bottom edge.
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Price £18.00
List ref
WB213
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Robert Kelly
Kill The Messenger Who Brings Bad News
Published by Black Sparrow 1979
Edition 1st Limitation 37/250 signed
Condition Fine
Quarter cloth.
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Price £20.00
List ref
WB214
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Christine Kennedy
Possessions
Published by The Cherry on the Top 2003
Limitation 100
Condition Mint
In December 1997 Christine Kennedy assembled her unwanted jewellery into a museum style collection and offered it for sale. Purchasers wrote remarks next to the catalogue entry for each item they bought. Possessions draws on these collective writings to fuse the realities of objects with the fantasies and desires which cluster around them.
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Price £5.00
16pp
List ref
WB283
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David Kennedy
Eight Excursions
with
Rupert Loydell
Published by Cherry on the Top 2003
Edition 1st thus
Condition Mint
Until I forget it again, / I understand everything ... So begins the first of eight tours of a semi-fictional zone, a space of overlapping subjectivities and shared fantasies and nightmares, which comes into being whenever the two poets convene in the act of collaboration.
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Price £5.00
40pp
List ref
WB284
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David Kennedy
Cornell: A Circuition around his Circumambulation
Published by West House Books 2001
Edition 1st
Condition Mint
A homage to a major twentieth-century artist. Joseph Cornell is best known for his boxes in which seemingly unrelated objects gathered on walks through New York were fashioned into aviaries, pharmacies, hotels and penny arcades. In a series of prose meditations David Kennedy considers the boxes as structures of feeling and sets Cornell’s work in the context of other art and poetry inspired by city walking.
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Price £5.00
20pp
ISBN
0-9531509-5-X
List ref
WB93
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