Between the Covers

Softcover. Vol 4 Number One. Slim quarto. Mimeograph printed by d. a. levy. Two stapled textblocks, mimeographed rectos only, glued together at the gutter between two leaves (one being a great color flyer for the Music Grotto, "Cleveland's first psychedelic record shop"), with a newsprint spine and cover glued on at both shoulders. Illustrated with the aforementioned flyer, two leaves of appropriated Cleveland art cinema flyers, and an original two-color silkscreen: "you can have your fucking city bak." Newsprint tanned and offset onto the first page, newsprint spine with loss and tiny tears, and the lower wrap soiled; the staples have pulled through at the leaf joining the two texblocks, i.e. the issue is now essentially two sound, stapled textblocks conjoined by a nearly perished newsprint spine. A very good copy of a magazine featuring some truly excellent concrete poems by T. L. Kryss, rjs (Robert J. Sigmund), and levy ("The Saundaryalahari; or, Flood of Beauty"), as well as poems by rolla rieder, jiri valoch, and the artist timm ulrichs, and two essays on Yoga by Walter Evans-Wentz. "goddamnit LOVE PREVAILS this issue is for 'DARCY JUSTINE.'" Taylor and Horvath P-157. Uncommon.

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