Search Results: Authors starting with T from Better Read Than Dead

Finland: The 5th Columnist, 2001. Hardcover quarto photobook in illustrated boards, unpaginated [160]. Very good, lightly worn corners and edges to boards.

Zurich: Migros Museum für Gegenwartskunst & JRP, 2018. Hardcover octavo in illustrated boards, no dust jacket, 120 pp. Very good, mild wear to edges, corners and spine ends of illustrated boards.

Khartoum, Sudan: Khartoum University Press, 1971. Perfect-bound [octavo] in illustrated yellow woven wrappers, 75 pp. Very Good or better, mild toning and edge wear, dog-ears to pp 49, 51.. Cover designed by O. Shibir. History of the prior three decades of student organizing and the Khartoum University Student Union at Khartoum University in Sudan, formerly known as Gordon Memorial College -- the oldest University in Sudan, established by the British colonial government in 1902. Salah El Din El Zein El Tayeb, at the time of authorship, was already a distinguished student organizer and leader, having served as KUSU's Vice President for Cultural Affairs (1966), KUSU's General Secretary (1967), Political Secretary and Vice-President for the Socialist Union (1966-67), and President of the Students' Council. The site of some of the earliest student protesting in the country (with salary discrepancies between British and Sudanese officials at its heart) in the late 1930s, the Khartoum University Student… Read More

Paris: Revue Noire, 1992. Signature-bound [octavo] in blue and white wrappers. 119 pp. Very Good, light rubbing and soiling to wrappers.. Joint collection between the two African-American ex-patriate poets living in Paris. With supplemental biographical and bibliographical material as well as reproductions of their flyers and artwork. Signed by Ted Joans to title page in red ink.

Sante Fe: Radius Books, 2015. Signature-bound with illustrated boards in clear dual entry slipcase, folio, 108 pp. Very good. Design by David Chickey and David Skolkin. Accompanied by introductory 35 pp. staple-bound folio pamphlet with plate index and essays by Steven W. Peck, Roger Schickedantz, John Rohrbach.

New York: Excelsior Music Publishing Company, 1988. Hardcover octavo (6-1/8 x 9 1/4 in). Blue cloth boards with gilt lettering to front and spine, decorative gilt to rear board. 117 pp. Very Good or better, trifle edge worn and with some dulling to spine lettering.. An exploration of sound theory and its practices, through the refracted dichotomy of consonance and dissonance, by the renowned Fluxus composer and music theorist.

London: Henry Sotheran & Co, 1878. First Edition. Hardcover [octavo], publisher's drab boards backed with brown cloth, 11 hand-colored plates produced recto only on 8 leaves (with three leaves bearing a pair of related plates). Very Good, edges and corners rubbed, boards soiled and toned, foxed to inner boards and endpapers but etching plates remain bright and mostly clean save the stray fox mark, some light offsetting from hand-coloring to opposite blank page.. First edition of Thackeray's humorous etchings of University life, reproduced from the original plates and hand-colored by the publishers. Black and white edition is considerably more common on the market -- as of this cataloging, ours is the only hand-colored found.

Chicago: The Art Institute of Chicago, 1960. Softcover duodecimo in illustrated orange paper wraps, unpaginated [56]. Good condition, gently worn overall and slighlty shaken, stamped by Smithsonian on p. 5.. Sōsaku Hanga; Design by Everett McNear. Museum catalog from The Art Institute of Chicago for January 21 - March 20 1960 featuring the prints of Sōsaku Hanga. Foreword by museum curator of Oriental art Margaret Gentles and introduction by Oliver Statler.

Chicago: Rand McNally & Company, 1968. Hardcover, black cloth boards with silver lettering in pictorial dust jacket, 8vo, 113 pp. Very good, light discoloration to top edge of cloth boards, minor discoloration to end papers/Good jacket, faded spine with chipped and torn spine, discolored top edge with wear and tear, tears and creases to edges and seams.

New York: Grove Press, 1980. First Evergreen edition. Signature-bound, [octavo], illustrated wraps, 399 pp. Very good, spine creased, joint ends worn, edges of wraps soiled and worn.

El Cajon, California: Theosophical Order of Service, Undated. Softcover octavo, staple-bound in light blue paper wrappers with black lettering, 8 pp. Fair, full separation of text block from paper wrappers which are held together with scotch tape, paper wrappers have moderate creasing and a couple 2 cm tears with considerable wear and chipping to perimeter aspects, text block is still staple bound and annotated with pencil and ink markings.. Pamphlet issued by The International Theosophical Order of Service for leaders instructing on practices and ritual of local groups. This specific pamphlet, which is annotated and presumed to formerly belong (as is stamped on front page) to "National Head Brother HEALING GROUP Esther Marksbery Box 158 Bear Lake, Michigan". On pp. 5, a 5.3 x 3.5" index card paper-clipped with an "INVOCATION TO THE HEALING DEVAS"

Not Stated: Not Stated, Undated. Softcover octavo, staple-bound in blue paper illustrated wrappers with black lettering. Very good, wear and rubbing to paper wrappers along staple binding and corners and edges, 1 and 2 cm tear to top and bottom of wrappers at spine, respectively; vertical crease to entirety of pamphlet down center, considerable pencil and ink markings to text block. Pamphlet issued by The International Theosophical Order of Service for leaders of healing groups to instruct on process, order, ritual, and general principles. This copy has a foreword from Theosophical author and leader, Max Wardall. This pamphlet covers conduct of a group, ritual, invocation, enunciation, meditation, benediction, meeting notes with cases and secrecy. This copy is annotated with local procedural details such as their gong hits, recitations, organ cues.

New York: Tanam Press, 1981. First printing. Signature-bound [octavo] in pictorial wraps. 437 pp. Very Good, soft crease to front and back wrap, edge wear, some rubbing. Small dampstain to last few pages in upper fore corner. Clean internally, binding sound.. Scarce compendium of writings on experimental cinema edited by Theresa Kyung Cha, containing pieces by Maya Deren, Bertrand Augst, Roland Barthes, Gregory Woods, and more.

5 Continents Editions Srl, 2019. Hardcover. Near Fine. Clean boards, tight binding, clean text block, and bright leaves free of soiling or creasing. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall.

Port of Spain, Trinidad, West Indies: Columbus Publishers, 1972. First paperback edition. Perfect-bound, [octavo], in illustrated wraps, 263 pp. Very good, wraps creased and worn, endpapers spotted, lightly toned text.. Cover illustrated by Syncreators. Former copy of literary critic and translator Roberto Marquez.

New York: REAL LIFE Magazine, 1980. Saddle-stapled, quarto, offset-printed, pictorial wraps, 24 pp. Very good condition, lightly soiled wraps, some bruising to edges, gently worn. Featuring articles and interviews: "Primary Transfers" by Richard Prince; "The Destroyed Room of Jeff Wall" by Dan Graham; "Fashion Moda" an interview by Real Life Magazine editor Thomas Lawson; "Trash Drugs and Male Bonding" by Kim Gordon; "Going Places" by Thomas Lawson; "Laurie Spiegel" by Steven Fraccaro; "Inserted Realities: Corner Insert" by Dara Birnbaum; "Michael Hurson" an interview by Susan Morgan.

Calais, VT: Z Press, 1981. From a total edition of 750 copies. Signature-bound in glossy red printed wraps, 9 x 11-7/8 in. [80]pp. Light edge and corner wear, rubbing along spine hinges. Very good or better.. Text by Elmslie with illustrations by Tisa reproduced in black-and-white and color, including one fold-out color plate. The basis for parts of the recording "Palais Bimbo Lounge Show." Although not marked as such to the book itself, this copy from the personal library of noted librettist, artist, and New York School poet Kenward Elmslie.Bamberger A33.

Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice Hall, Inc, 1959. First American edition. Hardcover, [octavo], beige cloth boards, black spine titles and cover decoration, pictorial dust jacket, 216 pp. Very good book; fair dust jacket, wraps worn, front flap missing. Guyanese-born, British-American, novelist, E.R. Brathwaite's first novel, later adapted to the screen in a 1967 film starring Sidney Poitier.

Austin, TX: University of Texas, 1988. First edition. Hardcover, [octavo] with black cloth boards and gilt lettering in glossy pictorial dust jacket, 523 pp. Very good, gently worn with some soiling to bottom edge in a very good dust jacket that is also gently worn and rubbed with a couple creases.

New York / Sante Fe: Grossman Publishers / Goliard, 1972. Hardcover, [quarto], blue cloth boards, gilt spine titles, pictorial dust jacket, 347 pp. Near fine book; very good dust jacket, spine ends chipped and worn, covers rubbed, edges and corners lightly worn. Jacket design by Grabhorn-Hoyem. In 1972, Paris Review poetry editor Tom Clark asked 13 poets to contribute new work to a 'monster magazine.' The result is All Stars which contained 13 unpublished pamphlets and other writings from Ted Berrigan, Tom Clark, Clark Coolidge, Robert Creeley, Ed Dorn, Dick Gallup, Michael McClure, Alice Notley, Ron Padgett, Ed Sanders, Aram Saroyan, James Schuyler, and Philip Whalen.