First Edition. Autobiographical prose pieces about Rexroth's life from the late 1920s into the 1940s. 61 pages. Limited to 350 signed and numbered copies. First edition. A near fine copy in a near fine dust jacket. Signed by Rexroth on the front free endpaper. Copy 329 of 350.
Price: $100
First Edition. "North Beach is a small area in San Francisco known as the home ground of the Beatniks. In this tumble-down assortment of old frame houses, sex, sadism, and all types of perversions run rampant, as artists, poets, prostitutes, and pimps live a lecherous life under the cover of.....
Price: $100
![Views of a Nearsighted Cannoneer [Revised, Expanded]. Seymour Krim](/pictures/thumb/361720.jpg?v=1653163531)
Second Edition. Essays by the beat writer associated with the New Journalism movement, which was in its earliest stages with this publication. Forward by Norman Mailer. This is a revised and expanded edition, and the first hardcover edition (the original 1961 edition was a paperback original). 256 pages. First hardcover.....
Price: $125
First Edition. "They lived in a whirlwind of free and easy love and sin. Sampling, overtaking, taking and partaking of the dish of sex that they desired..." CL 155. 95 cents on cover. 160 pages. First edition (first printing). A near fine copy in wrappers (paperback).
Price: $75
First Edition. "Anita was a virgin—till the hipsters got hold of her! An uncensored novel of love among the Beats, where every man does as he pleases—and every chick aims to please." B-387; 35 cents on cover. 155, [5] pages. Juvenile delinquent (JD) title. First edition (first printing; no later.....
Price: $50
First Edition. "Here, for the first time, is a serious book written about teenagers, by a teenager and in a language that has delighted teenagers in America and Britain... The author is sincere in presenting the problems of young people today, lost in a society which is unable or unwilling.....
Price: $75
![King of the Beatniks: A Play in Three Acts [Signed, Numbered]. Arthur W. Knight](/pictures/thumb/361723.jpg?v=1652310222)
First Edition. A play based on Jack Kerouac, Neal Cassady, and Gregory Corso, but with different names. This is one of 50 numbered copies, signed by the author with a leaf of the original typescript in an envelope at the back of the book. These 50 copies were bound in.....
Price: $75
Two novels, a "dollar double." The first was published as "Like Crazy, Man"; the second as "Too Hot for Hell." First edition with these titles. Very good.
Price: $50
First Edition. "Erin knew she wanted to drop out of the parade of meaningless jobs—carhop, cocktail waitress, usherette, artists' model. Who the hell wanted to work anyway... What if people did resent Bruno? Erin smile secretly to herself, feeling she was treading on dangerous and forbidden ground. After all, wasn't.....
Price: $75
First Thus. A gentle satire on the Eloise books, featuring a "lovable little hipster" and child of a Beat couple: "My name is Suzuki Beane. I have a pad on Bleeker Street with Hugh and Marcia." Illustrated by the artist who would later publish Harriet the Spy. It concludes with.....
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First Edition. "The truth about the wild orgies of San Francisco's Beat generation!... San Francisco beatnik Peter Lugaris tries to force his younger brother Axel to accept the warped philiosophy and sinful passions of the beat generation." Sounds like grooming to me. BB 811. 50 cents on cover. First edition.....
Price: $75
