Bowen Guy (8 results)

Trade Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Fittro, Robert; Photographs (illustrator). Original printed stapled wraps; 57 pages. No additional printings. Giangreco founded the magazine and encouraged his friends and family to contribute. The front cover verso has a blurb for Giangreco's "The Bookbinder" and "Circles", two short novels published in one volume, along with Linda K. Miller's "Coming to be" (see our listing for this title). The wraps show very light wear and a touch of soil. All contents clean, tight and unmarked. Scarce. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

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18 pp.; 21.8 x 29.7 (folded) ; 43.4 x 29.7 (unfolded); loose leaves; black-and-white; edition size unknown; unsigned and unnumbered; offset-printed; Issue number three of Movement Research : Performance Journal, guest edited by Tom Kalin. Contents include: "Gender Performance," by Tom Kalin; "Update from Movement Research," by Cathy Edwards, Richard Elovich, and Guy Yarden; "How Dance Artists & Critics Define Dance as Political," by Jill Johnston; "May Interviews June," by Peggy Shaw and Lois Weaver; "World's Greatest Cocksucker," by Chris Martin; "Programs"; "Faculty;" "The Dawns We Shanghied in Each Other's Arms, Exhausted," project by Powers of Desire; "Vicki and Daphne," by Cheryl Clarke; "Crash Body in Three Performative Fragments," by Critical Art Ensemble; "Untitled," by Donald Woods ; "She Killed a Deer," by Peter Bowen; "Gender Dismember: An Interview with Kate Bornstein," by Caroline Palmer and "In Praise of Drag," by John Kelly. Fine. Unsent copy, folded through horizontal center as issued, clean and unmarked.

Hb. Condition: VG. Dust Jacket Condition: None. First Edition. Maroon cloth on boards, gilt title and gilt shield with four stars. Cover: moderate rubbing, marks and light dusting of a little age soiling. Spine: head & foot with thin wear, small splits & chips. Boards fore corners with light bumping and rubbings. Edges:gilt top-edge with moderate rubbed wear; foxings. Eps: ffep with signature 1949. Splitting between second set of eps and to rear hinge. Frontis: b/w photograph of Lyttleton, The Port of Christchurch, showing the Crateral Wall through which the tunnel runs. Rep foot with old London bookseller sticker.Very light foxing to nearly all pages, albeit mostly to the margins. B/w illustrations. Refp with coloured folding map of New Zealand , clean and present with a 1 cm split to the guttering. Binding is VG+ albeit feels a touch loose. 363p.

Illustrated Boards. Condition: Good. McClelland, Hugh; Wragg, Bernard; Walsh, David; Wilson, Maurice; Roberts, Joan; Hoddell, Moira; Scott, Ian; Whitear, Albert; Haywood, Helen; Eastman, N.; O'Leary, G.; Ross, Victor; (illustrator). First Edition. Undated but probably mid 1950s. There is quite heavy rubbing to the corners of the illustrated boards and some rubbing along the edges. Browning to the page edges . Gift message in ink in the ownership section on the reverse of the front free endpaper. There is some writing in pen on page 84 and a few spots and stains and the pages are a little browned but generally otherwise clean and unmarked. No jacket as issued. The comic strips are illustrated in colour, two tone and black and white by Hugh McClelland. There are also a number of stories which are also illustrated in colour, two tone and black and white and in most cases both the writers and the artists are credited. First printing.