Savory Teo Editor (7 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket as Issued. 1st. 92 clean, unmarked pages+adsl includes items by/about: Thomas Merton (on Camus' "The Stranger,"), Joseph Brodsky (Six New Poems), James Tate (Five Poems), Jovan Djo5rdjevic (Participation Versus Power Complex), Frances Miller (Haitian Scenes), Elisabeth Borchers (Night of Ice: A Play), Joost A.M. Meerloo (Delusion and War), Belkis Cuza Male (Six Poems), Etc.…

Trade Paperback. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. Spring 1968 Issue. 6 x 9 in. 99pp. Moderate wear, and tanning to the wraps, else a Very Good copy. Features work by Eugen Gomringer & Jerome Rothenberg, Elisabeth Mann Borgese, Thomas Merton (The Cross Fighters; Notes on a Race War), Yvan Goll, Erich Kahler, Harry Martinson (translated by Robert Bly), Dan Northup, John Haines, Edouard J. Maunick; art/photography by Arthur Secunda and Claire Trotter. …

First edition. Near fine in wrappers. Contributors: Thomas Merton, Joseph Brodsky, Elisabeth Borchers, James Tate, Guillevic, etc.

Literary magazine Including work by Thomas Merton, Yvan Goll, Harry Martinson, John Haines and others. Near fine illustrated cloth bound in like dustjacket. Trifle age toning to jacket.

Literary magazine With work by six North American poets including James Welch, Alan Brilliant, Thomas Sexton, Sonia Dorman, Arthur Oberg, Carolyn Stoloff plus six portraits by John Howard Griffin. Fine and bright stiff wraps with strong square spine and crisp text throughout. Now out of print for 30 years, once modeled after Dorothy Norman's "Twice-A-Year" (1939-1946).…

Literary magazine With work by Thomas Merton, Joseph Brodsky, James Tate, Guillevic and others. Near fine stiff wraps with some rub to spine. Otherwise crisp text throughout. Now out of print for 30 years, once modeled after Dorothy Norman's "Twice-A-Year" (1939-1946).

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Published in 1968 by the Santa Barbara-based Unicorn Press, Unicorn Journal Issue No. 2 stands as a remarkable snapshot of the era's transnational literary vanguard. Edited by Teo Savory, this issue brings together voices ranging from James Tate to Joseph Brodsky, whose six poems appear in translation with a brief introduction by George Kline. A fold-out broadside of Brodsky's "The Fountain" is tipped in, along with original photographic sequences, theatrical texts, and calligraphy-driven design details that typify the experimental elegance of late-60s small press work. Produced in limited numbers and carefully typeset by Alan Brilliant, this journal reflects the aesthetic and political urgency of its time-blending Beat poetics, existentialism, and internationalist translation under the refined banner of a press that would help shape American poetry's postwar evolution. Notable Contributors in This Issue: - James Tate (Five poems) - Joseph Brodsky (Six poems translated from Russian w/ intro by George L. Kline) - Thomas Merton ("The Stranger") - Reed Guesal (translated from Spanish) - Major N. Newman & Tony Gates (photographic sequence: Sculpture and Environment) - Joost A. M. Meerloo ("Delusion and War") - Culuvic (Six poems translated from French by Savory) - Elisabet Koerber ("Night of Ice" - play for radio) Avant-garde literature, international poetry in translation. Includes a fold-out broadside poem titled "The Fountain" by Joseph Brodsky.…