Tillson William Edited (1 results)
More imagesPublished by Purdue University, Lafayette, Indiana, 1962
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Add to basketUnbound. Condition: Near Fine. Magazine. Two printed file folders with groups of stapled mimeographed sheets laid in. Near fine with bumping at the edges of the folders, light wear to some of the sheets, and two library stamps. An interesting little magazine from editor William Tillson which ran from September 1961 to August 196…2. The magazine had an open submission policy for poets as well as critics, and was an effort at establishing an ongoing dialogue between the two with each successive issue. Monthly issues consisted of a stapled group of sheets with the editorial content pages lettered and poetry pages numbered, both continuously throughout the year. These issues were housed in printed folders - File #1 for 1961 and File #2 for 1962 - that laid out the magazine's philosophy and submission policy. Contributors to the magazine included Cid Corman, Alan Swallow, Larry Eigner, William Stafford, Gael Turnbull, Stephen Minot, Daisy Aldan, Margaret Randall, and Judson Crews, among others. While innovative, the magazine proved too overwhelming according to Tillson, who also noted a reduction in subscribers from more than 500 to just over 100 for the last issue. The magazine was resurrected (at least in name) by Richard C. Gustafson, a professor at The University of Iowa from 1964-1977. A surprisingly uncommon poetry magazine, either complete or in parts.
