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XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX KEROUAC, Jack. The Dharma Bums. NewYork: Viking Press 1958. First edition. Fine in near finedustwrapper with modest rubbing and one old tapeshadow on the inside of the jacket, and none of the usualfading to the colored portions of the spine illustration.Viking Press editor's card laid in, presumably some sortof complimentary copy. Kerouac's follow-up to On theRoad, a thinly-veiled account of his spiritual growth andfriendship with poet Gary Snyder. A very nice copy.#99443 ......................................................................... $2,250

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX KEROUAC, Jack. Los Vagabundos DelDharma [The Dharma Bums]. Buenos Aires:Editorial Losada, S.A. (1960). First Argentine edition.Self-wrappers. Just about fine. Kerouac's follow-up to Onthe Road, a thinly-veiled account of his spiritual growthand friendship with poet Gary Snyder. #91612 ........ $150

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (di PRIMA, Diane, Gary Snyder, Gre-gory Corso, Tuli Kupferberg, RonLowensohn, Thomas Postell, BarbaraEllen Moraff, Oliver Pitcher, JamesBoyer May, Harold Briggs, BobbHamliton, Ben Spellman, George Stade,Tomi Ungerer, and Peter Schwarzburg).JONES, LeRoi [Amiri Baraka] and HettieCohen, edited by. Yugen 2. New York: TotemPress 1958. Magazine. Cover by Tomi Ungerer. 24pp.Stapled wrappers. Light soiling to the white wrapperswith a small spot, near fine. One of the most influentialof all the "little magazines" published during themimeograph revolution. This issue has contributionsfrom Jones, Diane di Prima, Gary Snyder, GregoryCorso, Tuli Kupferberg, Ron Loewinsohn, ThomasPostell, Barbara Ellen Moraff, Oliver Pitcher, JamesBoyer May, Harold Briggs, Bobb Hamliton, BenSpellman, George Stade, and Peter Schwarzburg.#331192 ........................................................................... $150

LAYTON, Irving and others. Hip PocketPoems: December, 1960, Number 3.(Hanover, New Hampshire: The Pinwheel Press 1960).First edition. 48mo. Stapled wrappers. Edited by EmileSnyder and Jack Hirschman. Light corner crease on frontcover, else fine. Contributors are: Layton, Celan, Creeley,Vance, Snyder, Benn, Champigny, Benamou, Hirschman,and Eshleman. #281990 .................................................. $35

SNYDER, Gary. Myths & Texts. New York:Totem Press in association with Corinth Books (1960).First edition, first issue. Stapled wrappers. A trifle age-toned, else fine. #276463 .............................................. $165

SNYDER, Gary. Myths & Texts. New York:Totem Press in association with Corinth Books (1960).First edition, first issue. Stapled wrappers. Near fine withsome rubbing and toning along the spine. #369454 ................................................................................................... $130

SNYDER, Gary. Myths & Texts. New York:Totem Press in association with Corinth Books (1961).First edition, third printing. 12mo. A trifle age-toned atthe spine, else fine. Signed by Snyder and dated in 1966.McNeil A2c. #315156 ....................................................... $85

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX SNYDER, Gary. Myths & Texts. (New York):New Directions (1978). First hardcover edition, first issuebinding, issued eighteen years after the first edition inwrappers. Fine in slightly age-toned, else finedustwrapper. Signed by the poet. #104963 .............. $200

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX SNYDER, Gary. Myths & Texts. (New York):New Directions Books (1978). Reprint. Wrappers.Toning on the edges and light foxing else very good.Signed by the author. #363717 ..................................... $50

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (BURROUGHS, William, Gary Snyderand Robert Creeley) NEISH, Alex,edited by. Sidewalk 2. Edinburg, Scotland: (nopublisher) (1960). First edition. Small quarto. 64pp. Somelight wear to the yap edges and rubbing to the wraps, justabout near fine. Contributors include William Burroughs("have you seen the slotless city?", Gary Snyder, RobertCreeley, and others. #328741 ......................................... $65

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX RAGO, Henry, edited by. Poetry: Octo-ber - November 1963, Volume CIII, Num-bers 1-2. (Chicago): Modern Poetry Association 1963.First edition, special double issue. Fine trade paperback.Contributors are John Berryman, Joao Cabral De MeloNeto, Hayden Carruth, J.V. Cunningham, RobertDuncan, Jean Garrigue, Randall Jarrell, Ronald Johnson,Carolyn Kizer, Denise Levertov, Robert Lowell, CharlesOlson, Henry Rago, Theodore Roethke, Karl Shapiro,Gary Snyder, Charles Tomlinson, Vernon Watkins, andLouis Zukofsky. #278929 ............................................... $15

(BURROUGHS, William, CharlesBukowski, Henry Miller, Robert Creeley,Jean Genet, Gary Snyder, KennethPatchen, Michael McClure, DianeWakowski, Harold Norse, Larry Eigner,Anselm Hollo, et al.) WEBB, Jon Edgar,edited by. The Outsider – Vol. 1, No. 3.New Orleans: Loujon Press 1963. Magazine. 138pp.Wrappers illustrated with photo of Charles Bukowski.Some modest browning to the pages and a diagonalcrease on the front wrap, very good. Issue three of thisshort lived but influential periodical. Contributions byWilliam Burroughs, Bukowski, Henry Miller, RobertCreeley, Jean Genet, Gary Snyder, Kenneth Patchen,Michael McClure, Diane Wakowski, Harold Norse, LarryEigner, Anselm Hollo, and many more. Seemingly thescarcest issue of the magazine. #321204 .................... $350

(BURROUGHS, William, Norman Mailer,Hugh MacDiarmid, Anselm Hollo, LouisZukofsky, Kenneth White, EugeneIonesco, Giles Gordon, AndreiVesnesensky, Astrid Gillis, Ian Inglis,and Alex Neish) McARTHUR, Bill,edited by. Cleft 2. Edinburgh, Scotland: DeanBank House May 1964. First edition. Small quarto. 32pp.Light rubbing to the stiff wrappers, near fine. A student-created Scottish literary magazine published in responseto the criticism of Gambit, which published WilliamBurroughs "The Mayan Story." Contributors to this issueof Cleft include Burroughs ("A Distant Hand Lifted"),Norman Mailer, Henry Miller, Anselm Hollo, GarySnyder, Kenneth White, Mike McClure, Keith Howell,Edwin Morgan, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Jonathan Williams,Andrei Vesnesensky, and Alex Neish. #328622 ....... $250

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (BECKETT, Samuel, Gary Snyder, WilliamS. Burroughs, Susan Sontag, andothers). Edited by Barney Rosset.Evergreen: Volume 8, Number 34,December 1964. New York: Evergreen Review1964. [Periodical]. Quarto wrappers. 98pp. Light scuffingto wraps, else near fine. Featuring: "Maya" by GarySnyder, "Play" by Samuel Beckett, "AgainstInterpretation" by Susan Sontag, and an essay by WilliamS. Burroughs. #353660 .................................................... $35XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX SNYDER, Gary. Hop, Skip, and Jump. [Noplace]: Oyez 1964. First edition. Broadside. 11" x 17.5".Fine. Printed by The Auerhahn Press. #315965 ....... $125

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (EIGNER, Larry, Gill Vickers, Tom Pickard,Barry McSweeny, Robert Garioch, GarySnyder, Peter Armstrong, GaelTurnbull, Charles McNeill, LionelKearns, Nick Wayte, and John James)JAMES, John and Nick Wayne, editedby. Resuscitator No. 7. Bristol: View PublicationsMay 1965. Magazine. Cover by Andrew Weston-Webb.Octavo. 29,[3]pp. Stapled glossy wrappers with somewear at the spine ends and bumping to one corner, nearfine. Avant-garde literary magazine founded by Welshpoet John James with contributions from Larry Eigner,Gill Vickers, Tom Pickard, Barry McSweeny, RobertGarioch, Gary Snyder, Peter Armstrong, Gael Turnbull,Charles McNeill, Lionel Kearns, Wayte, and James.#328540 ............................................................................. $45

SNYDER, Gary. Riprap & Cold MountainPoems. San Francisco: Four Seasons Foundation1965. First edition thus, with the first printing of "ColdMountain Poems." Stapled wrappers. First issue. Fine.Issued as Writing 7. #104964 ........................................ $125

SNYDER, Gary. Six Sections from Moun-tains and Rivers Without End. Bolinas: FourSeasons Foundation (1965). First edition. Stapledwrappers. Fine. Issued as Writing 9. #104966 ........... $100

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (DUNCAN, Robert, Philip Whalen, GarySnyder, James Schevill, Joanne Kyger,Richard Duerden, George Hitchcock,Lew Welch, Lenore Kendel, JamesBroughton, George Stanley, RonLoewinsohn, David Meltzer, RobertPeterson, Robin Linnett, Gene Fowler,Luis Garcia, Mike Hannon, ClemensStarck, Gene Anderson, D.R. Hazelton,David Hoag, Eileen Adams, DougPalmer, Laura Dunlap, Jim Thurber, andJulie Belloc) HAZELTON, David, editedby. Synapse 4: San Francisco Issue.Berkeley: Synapse 1965. Quarto. Mimeographed leaves inmimeographed stapled wrappers. Light stain on rear wrapand last leaf, staples a bit oxidized, else very good or alittle better. Contributors include Robert Duncan, PhilipWhalen, Gary Snyder, James Schevill, Joanne Kyger,Richard Duerden, George Hitchcock, Lew Welch, LenoreKendel, James Broughton, George Stanley, RonLoewinsohn, David Meltzer, Robert Peterson, RobinLinnett, Gene Fowler, Luis Garcia, Mike Hannon,Clemens Starck, Gene Anderson, D.R. Hazelton, DavidHoag, Eileen Adams, Doug Palmer, Laura Dunlap, JimThurber, and Julie Belloc. #323188 .............................. $35XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX PLIMPTON, George, edited by (GarySnyder). The Paris Review: Number 34,Volume 9, Spring-Summer 1965. New York:The Paris Review 1965. First edition. Pictorial wrappers.Extremities lightly worn, else near fine. Interviews withSimone de Beauvoir and Yevgeny Yevtushenko. Also,featuring Stanley Elkin, Harry Mathews, Peter Ellis, JeanTinguely, Lewis Meyers, Basil Bunting, Gary Snyder, andmore. #352754 .................................................................. $35

SNYDER, Gary. A Range of Poems. Lon-don: Fulcrum Press (1966). First edition, first issue witherrata slip. Fine in fine dustwrapper with a tear on therear panel. A very nice copy. #100650 ....................... $275

SAKAKI, Nanao. Bellyfulls. Toad Press, Ore-gon: Toad Press 1966. First American edition. [12pp]Translated by Neale Hunter. With a note by Gary Snyder.Wrappers. Fine. Uncommon edition of the Japanesepoet's work. #277316 .................................................... $100

(DUNCAN, Robert, Gary Snyder, PaulBlackburn, Allen Ginsberg, RichardBrautigan, Larry Eigner, Anselm Hollo,Philip Whalen, Clark Coolidge, et al.)KOLLER, James and Edward vanAelstyn, edited by. Coyote's Journal 5-6.[Eugene, Oregon / San Francisco]: no publisher] 1966.Magazine. Small octavo. 116pp. A few rubbed spots onthe rear wrappers still fine. A literary magazine formedafter the Northwestern Review at the University of Oregonwas suspended due to some controversial content fromPhilip Whalen and Antonin Artaud. Contributors to thisissue include Gary Snyder, Robert Duncan, PaulBlackburn, Allen Ginsberg, Richard Brautigan, LarryEigner, Anselm Hollo, Philip Whalen, Clark Coolidge andothers. #328701 ................................................................ $20

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (AUDEN, W.H., Adrienne Rich, andothers). The Harvard Advocate:Centennial Issue: Volume C, Numbers 3-4, Fall, 1966. Cambridge: The Harvard Advocate1966. First edition. Quarto stapled wrappers. 40pp. Fine.Includes works by John Hawkes, W.H. Auden, AdrienneRich, Gary Snyder, Jonathan Kozol, Kay Boyle, RichardEberthart, Conrad Aiken, and others. #348526 .......... $30

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX PLIMPTON, George, edited by (AllenGinsberg). The Paris Review: Number37, Volume 10, Spring 1966. New York: TheParis Review 1966. First edition. Pictorial wrappers.Extremities lightly worn, else near fine. Interview withAllen Ginsberg, and Blaise Cendrars. Also, featuringDonald Barthelme, Jerome Charyn, Ned Rorem, GalwayKinnell, Ted Berrigan, Gary Snyder, Charles Olson andmore. #352762 .................................................................. $25

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (Anthology) LEVERTOV, Denise, editedby. 1968 Peace Calendar & AppointmentBook. Out of the War Shadow: AnAnthology of Current Poetry. New York: WarRegisters League 1967. First edition. Spiral boundwrappers. Fine. A compilation of anti-war poetry bymany prominent poets including Levertov, MurielRukeyser, Galway Kinnell, Robert Bly, Hayden Carruth,Robert Creeley, Robert Duncan, Jim Harrison, JohnHollander, Gary Snyder, William Stafford, LouisZukofsky, and others. #277656 ..................................... $45

(DUNCAN, Robert, Charles Olson, GarySnyder, Paul Blackburn, Larry Eigner,Philip Whalen, Thomas Clark, RobertCreeley, Edward Dorn, et al.) KOLLER,James and Edward van Aelstyn, editedby. Coyote's Journal 8. San Francisco: JamesKoller 1967. Magazine. Small octavo. 104pp. Paperwrappers. Lightly rubbed with touch of wear to onecorner, near fine. A literary magazine formed after theNorthwestern Review at the University of Oregon wassuspended due to some controversial content from PhilipWhalen and Antonin Artaud. Contributors to this issueinclude Charles Olson, Gary Snyder, Robert Duncan,Paul Blackburn, Larry Eigner, Philip Whalen, ThomasClark, Robert Creeley, Edward Dorn, and others.#344069 ............................................................................. $25

SNYDER, Gary. Six Sections from Moun-tains and Rivers Without End. London:Fulcrum Press (1967). First English edition, limited issue.Fine in fine, price-clipped dustwrapper. One of 100numbered copies Signed by Snyder. All of the limitededition jackets were clipped. #277171 ........................ $300

SNYDER, Gary. Six Sections from"Mountains and Rivers Without End" PlusOne. San Francisco: Four Seasons Foundation 1970.First edition. Near fine trade paperback with very slightrubbing. #283406 ............................................................. $35

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX SNYDER, Gary. Six Sections from Moun-tains and Rivers without End Plus One. SanFrancisco: Four Seasons Foundation 1970. Reprint.Wrappers. Some foxing and creasing else very good.Signed by the author. #363606 ..................................... $40

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX ALLEN, Donald and Robert Creeley,edited by. The New Writing in the USA,7/6. (England): Penguin Books (1967). First edition.Trade paperback. Penguin Book 2519. Very good withpages browned and light age-toning to the cover. Withover thirty contributors, including: Zukofsky, Olson,Burroughs, Ferlinghetti, Kerouac, Douglas Woolf, DeniseLevertov, Allen Ginsberg, Hubert Selby Jr., GregoryCorso, Gary Snyder, LeRoi Jones, John Rechy.#105537 ............................................................................. $25

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (FERLINGHETTI, Lawrence, Gary Snyder,Julian Beck, Joseph Berke, HansBroeg, et al.). Fire 2. London: The Poets' andPainters' Press 1968. Magazine. Approximately 10.25" x15". 31pp. Moderately sunned with a few small tears andone bumped corner, very good. Limited to 3000 copies.Contributors include Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Gary Snyder,Julian Beck, Joseph Berke, Hans Broeg, and others.#323001 ........................................................................... $100

(CORSO, Gregory, Robert Creeley, RobertDuncan, Allen Ginsberg, LeRoi Jones[Amiri Baraka], Michael McClure,Charles Olson, Joel Oppenheimer, GarySnyder, and Philip Whalen). di PRIMA,Diane, edited by. War Poems. New York:Poets Press (1968). First edition. Illustrated wrappers.Fine. One of 2000 copies. Anthology of poems by diPrima, Gregory Corso, Robert Creeley, Robert Duncan,Allen Ginsberg, LeRoi Jones [Amiri Baraka], MichaelMcClure, Charles Olson, Joel Oppenheimer, GarySnyder, and Philip Whalen. #277311 ............................ $35

SNYDER, Gary. Earth House Hold: Tech-nical Notes & Queries to Fellow DharmaRevolutionaries. (New York): New Directions(1969). First edition. Fine in fine dustwrapper. A lovelycopy. #108271 ................................................................ $200

SNYDER, Gary. Earth House Hold: Tech-nical Notes & Queries to Fellow DharmaRevolutionaries. London: Jonathan Cape (1970).First English edition. Fine in fine dustwrapper. Beautifulcopy. #108362 .................................................................. $75

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX SNYDER, Gary. In Transit: The Gary Sny-der Issue. Eugene, Oregon: Toad Press (1969). Firstedition. One of five hundred copies. Stapled wrappers.55pp. Light age-toning, else fine. Other contributors are:Gene Anderson, Franco Beltrametti, Annette Boushey,Allen Ginsberg, Mao Tse-tung, and many more.#281963 ............................................................................. $35

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX SNYDER, Gary. Regarding Wave. Iowa City:The Windhover Press 1969. First edition. Slighlt spine-sunned, else fine in boards as issued. One of 280numbered copies Signed by the Author. #307866 ................................................................................................... $250

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX SNYDER, Gary. Regarding Wave. (NewYork): New Directions (1970). First trade edition,preceded by a limited fine press edition. Fine in finedustwrapper. #108309 .................................................. $150

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX SNYDER, Gary. Regarding Wave. (NewYork): New Directions (1970). First trade edition,preceded by a limited fine press edition. Spine stained oreroded somewhat thus only good in slightly rubbed, nearfine dustwrapper. Publisher's presentation copy with sliplaid in. #369517 ................................................................ $50

SNYDER, Gary. Sours of the Hills. [NewYork]: Samuel Charters 1969. First edition. Foldingbroadside poem. One folio leaf folded. Fine. One of 300copies. Published as Portents 15. #104367 .................... $45

GERBER, Dan and Jim Harrison, edi-tors. Sumac: Vol. 1, Number 3, Fall 1969.Fremont, Michigan: The Sumac Press 1969. First edition.Octavo in wrappers. Near fine with general rubbing andbumped corner. Illustrated with black and whitephotographs. Articles by James Tipton, Peter Straub,Louis Simpson, Gary Snyder, Greg Kuzma, DeniseLevertov, Octavio Paz and others. Although not markedin any way, this copy is from the distinguished modernfirst edition collection of Bruce Kahn. #310936 ........ $25

SOLOTAROFF, Theodore, edited by.New American Review: Number 8. NewYork: A Signet Book from New American Library (1970).First edition. Mass market paperback. Near fine. Featuresauthors: George Dennison, Alvin Greenberg, John H.Schaar, Ernest Callenbach, John Ashbery, Gary Snyder,and others. #292524 ........................................................ $12

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX SNYDER, Gary. Anasazi. Portland: Yes! Press1971. First separate edition. Broadside. 8" x 12". Slightwear to top edge else fine. One of 406 copies printed.McNeil A36. #315926 ..................................................... $55

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX SNYDER, Gary. [Broadside]: Manzanita.(Kent, OH): Kent State University Library 1971.Broadside. 11" x 13". Single sheet folded in half withlightly bumped corner, else fine. Printed as a "Keepsakeof the Dedication of the Kent State University Library9/10 April 1971." #315937 ............................................ $50

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX SNYDER, Gary. Manzanita. Bolinas: Four Sea-sons Foundation 1972. First edition. Decorated stapledwrappers. Fine. #277417 ................................................. $35

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX ESHELMAN, Clayton, edited by. Cater-pillar 17, October 1971. California: ClaytonEshelman 1972. First edition. Fine in pictorial wrappers.Contributors include: Gary Snyder, Robert Kelly,Lamantia, McInerney, and others. This is volume V,Number 1, Number 17. #315892 .................................. $24

ESHELMAN, Clayton. Caterpillar 18, April1972. California: Clayton Eshelman 1972. First edition.Fine in pictorial wrappers. Contributors include: GarySnyder, Robert Kelly, and others. This is volume V,Number 2, Number 18. #315574 .................................. $20

SNYDER, Gary. The Fudo Trilogy. Berkeley:Shaman Drum 1973. First edition. Illustrated with threetipped-in woodcuts by Michael Corr. Cloth andpastepaper covered boards. Fine, issued withoutdustwrapper. One of 108 copies Signed by both Snyderand Coor. An immaculate, as new copy. #101028 ................................................................................................... $350

SNYDER, Gary. Two Logging Songs. Ber-keley: Serendipity Books for the International Anti-quarian Book Fair 1973. Broadside. 13" x 7.5". Fine.Issued free by a prominent bookseller. #279578 ........ $30

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Book Manuscript Inscribed to Gary SnyderMcCLURE, Michael. [Manuscript]:Jaguar Skies. 1975. Manuscript. Photo-mechanicallyreproduced loose sheets in original mailing envelope.About fine, the envelope shows some modest wear, but issound and intact. Loose sheets with a title with a hand-drawn decorative border by McClure of a double wingedApollo head. Cover sheet with his printed name, address,and phone number, Inscribed by McClure to GarySnyder: "May 15 – 75. Gary, here's the book – about 95%of the way it will be. There will be minor changes inpoems. This is direct hand/shoulder work with thetopology of September Blackberries. All thanks to you.Your comrade, Michael." The mailing envelope has beenreinforced at the seams by McClure (the postmarkings areon the masking tape) and is addressed to Snyder inNevada City, California, with McClure's return address inSan Francisco. The printed sheets are essentially cleanand reveal little work, except for an added line in pencilon the last poem. The book was published by NewDirections in the same year. A wonderful associationbetween two of the founding poets of the BeatGeneration. #321553 ................................................. $4,500XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX WHITE, Kenneth. The Tribal Dharma: AnEssay on the Work of Gary Snyder. (Dyfed):Unicorn (1975). First edition. 12mo. Japanese-stylewrappers. Corners a little bumped, else a fine copy.Inscribed by White to translator and literary criticBertrand Mathieu: "for Bert – and for the tribe –euramerasianly. Ken." #309187 ..................................... $75

SNYDER, Gary. [Manuscript]: The Songsat Custer's Battlefield. [Grass Valley, California:De Crepit Press 1976]. Manuscript. Single lined sheet,measuring 5" x 3". A bit of wear at one edge from havingbeen removed from a pocket notepad, else fine. Threeline holograph poem by Snyder in purple ink,accompanied by its printed version, a letterpress cardissued as Holy Uncertainty #2, fine, Initialed by the poetunder his name, and accompanied by a very goodenvelope with writing indicating its contents.#354672 ........................................................................... $450

SNYDER, Gary. The Old Ways: SixEssays. (San Francisco, California): City Lights Books(1977). First edition. Wrappers. Foxing, toning and acrease on the front wrapper else about very good. Signedby the author. #365398 ................................................. $135

SNYDER, Gary. The Old Ways. (SanFrancisco): City Lights Books (1977). First printing.Pictorial wrappers. 96pp. Near fine. #176195 ............. $12

SNYDER, Gary. He Who Hunted Birds inHis Father's Village: The Dimensions of aHaida Myth. San Francisco: Grey Fox Press (1979).First edition, hardcover issue. Cloth. Boards very slightlybowed, near fine, issued without dustwrapper. Signed bySnyder. #351265 ............................................................ $350

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX SNYDER, Gary. Songs for Gaia. (PortTownsend, Washington): Copper Canyon Press (1979).Second printing. Stapled wrappers. Fine. #276462 ..................................................................................................... $20

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (SNYDER, Gary) Compiled by Kathe-rine McNeil. Gary Snyder: A Biblio-graphy. New York: The Phoenix Bookshop 1983. Firstedition. Green buckram with gilt letters on front andspine. Without dustwrapper as issued. Fine. #317602 ..................................................................................................... $40

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX SNYDER, Gary. Passage Through India.San Francisco: Grey Fox Press (1983). First hardcoveredition, first issue binding, issued eighteen years after thefirst edition in wrappers. Fine. #276610 ...................... $85

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX SNYDER, Gary. Passage Through India.San Francisco: Grey Fox Press (1983). Reprint. Wrappers.Toning on the wrappers and some edgewear else verygood. Signed by the author. Cover photograph taken byAllen Ginsberg in 1962 #363718 ................................... $75

(SNYDER, Gary, Oscar Wilde, and others).New Age Journal: December 1984. Brighton,Massachusetts: Rising Star Associates 1984. First edition.Quarto stapled wrappers. 96pp. Large abrasion on frontwrapper, address label, else very good minus. Frontcover: Gary Snyder Fights for His Country. Featuring:"In the Spirit" by Oscar Wilde. #348705 ..................... $25

SNYDER, Gary. Left Out in the Rain: NewPoems, 1947-1985. San Francisco: North PointPress 1986. Uncorrected proof. Fine in printed wrappers.#278118 ............................................................................. $75

SNYDER, Gary. [Broadside]: The Prac-tice of the Wild. Berkeley: Black Oaks Books /Okeanos Press 1990. Broadside. Measuring 9" x 11.5".Near fine with small rubbed spot and very light wear. Anexcerpt from Synder's book given out at a reading at theBlack Oak Books in Berkeley. Signed by the author.OCLC locates eight copies. #363300 ......................... $175

SNYDER, Gary. The Practice of the Wild:Essays. San Francisco: North Point Press 1990. Firstedition. Fine in glossy wrappers. Advance Review copywith publisher's materials laid in. #276226 .................. $20

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX HALPER, Jon, edited by. Gary Snyder:Dimensions of a Life. San Francisco: Sierra ClubBooks (1991). First edition. Fine with light soiling on thetop edge in fine dustwrapper less a crease on the frontflap. Advance Review copy with slip laid in. #275379 ..................................................................................................... $75

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (Anthology) MORAMARCO, Fred and AlZolynas, edited by. An Anthology of MalePoetry in Contemporary America: Men ofOur Time. Athens, GA: University of Georgia Press(1992). First edition. Near fine in wrappers with a slightbump to the upper spine corner. Signed by the editors.Contributors include Robert Bly, Raymond Carver, JamesDickey, Allen Ginsberg, Donald Hall, Michael S. Harper,Robert Hass, Robert Hayden, Steve Kowit, ClarenceMajor, James Merrill, W.S. Merwin, Simon Ortiz, RobertPinsky, Ishmael Reed, Jerome Rothenberg, Charles Simic,Gary Soto, Gary Snyder and Richard Wilbur. #45163 ..................................................................................................... $20XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX SNYDER, Gary. [Broadside]: Ripples onthe Surface. [Berkeley]: Pantheon Books and BlackOak Books. Designed and printed by Okeanos Press1992. Broadside. 7.5" x 16". Two very small tears at thetop, near fine. Signed by Gary Snyder. #373872 ................................................................................................... $150

SNYDER, Gary. No Nature: New andSelected Poems. New York: Pantheon Books(1992). First edition. Fine in fine dustwrapper.#271983 ............................................................................. $50

SPD: Small Press Distribution: Spring1994. Berkeley, California: Small Press Distribution1994. First edition. Quarto stapled wrappers. 68pp.Address label on rear wrap, else near fine. Featuringpoetry, fiction, critical-cultural studies by authors such as:Robert Creeley, Ford Madox Ford, Allen Ginsberg, H.P.Lovecraft, Adrienne Rich, Gary Snyder, and many others.#348584 ............................................................................. $25

SNYDER, Gary. A Place in Space:Ethics, Aesthetics, and Watersheds. Wash-ington, D.C.: Counterpoint (1995). First edition. Fine infine dustwrapper. Advance Review Copy with publisher'spromotional material laid in. #277377 .......................... $35

SNYDER, Gary. A Place in Space:Ethics, Aesthetics, and Watersheds, Newand Selected Prose. Washington, DC: Coun-terpoint (1995). Uncorrected proof. Fine in wrappers.#273065 ............................................................................. $20

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX SNYDER, Gary. Mountains and RiversWithout End. Washington D.C.: Counterpoint (1996).Uncorrected proof. Near fine in wrappers with stickershadow. #315651 ............................................................. $18

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX SNYDER, Gary. Mountains and RiversWithout End. Washington, D.C.: Counterpoint(1996). First complete edition, trade issue. Fine in finedustwrapper. Advance Review Copy with promotionalmaterial laid in. Inscribed by the author. #100662 ................................................................................................... $125

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX SNYDER, Gary. Mountains and RiversWithout End. Washington, D.C.: Counterpoint(1996). First complete edition. Fine in fine dustwrapper.#92746 ............................................................................... $35

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX SUITER, John, text and photographs by.Poets on the Peaks: Gary Snyder, PhilipWhalen & Jack Kerouac in the NorthCascades. Washington DC: Counterpoint (2002).Uncorrected proof. Fine in wrappers. #105591 .......... $30

SNYDER, Gary. Snow Flies, Burn Brush,Shut Down. Salt Lake City: Ken Sanders Rare Books2003. First edition. Broadside. 12" x 18". Fine. Signed bythe author. #315954 ........................................................ $75

SNYDER, Gary. Danger on Peaks:Poems. Washington, DC: Shoemaker Hoard (2004).Uncorrected proof. Fine in wrappers. #276230 .......... $50

SNYDER, Gary. Danger on Peaks:Poems. Washington, DC: Shoemaker Hoard (2004).First edition. Fine in fine dustwrapper with a tiny tear onthe front panel. #276231 ................................................ $22

SNYDER, Gary. Back on the Fire:Essays. Emeryville: Shoemaker & Hoard (2006).Advance Reading Copy. Fine in wrappers. #276255 ..................................................................................................... $25

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