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Editor's Choice: Literature & Graphics From the U.S. Small Press, 1965-1977Contemporary Anthology Series
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Acrobat Books: Tony Cohan / Alderbaran Review: Charles Potts / Allegany Poetry: Bill Pruitt / Ally Press: Kabir; Rainer Maria Rilke; (tr.: Robert Bly) / Aspect: Merritt Clifton / Aura: Bo Ball; Wiley B.Perry / BkMk Press: Andrew Roberts / Black Jack: Patricia Elliott / Black Sparrow Press: Charles Bukowski / Camels Coming: Otto Rene Castillo (tr.: Margaret Randall) / Chicago: Ted Berrigan / Combinations: Jim Wallace / Contemporary Quarterly: Amiri Baraka; Rolando Mercado / Curbstone Press: Palle Nielson; James Scully / December Press: John Bennett; Raymond Carver / Dustbooks: Len Fulton with Ellen Ferber / East River Anthology: Gregory L. Abbott; Charles Purcell / The Fault: Nagib Assed / fiction international: Jean Thompson / Firelands Arts Review: Greg Laska; Susan Irene Rea / Gallimaufry: Faith Echtermeyer / Gargoyle: Tom Chalkley / Gay Sunshine: Jim Everhard; Steve Jonas / Greenfield Review: Joseph Bruchac; Garrett Kaoru Hongo / Grub Street: Russel Lockwood / The Hampden-Sydney Review: Patricia Goedicke; William Stafford / Heirs: Mark Aronoff / The Hiram Poetry Review: Felix Pollak / Hollow Spring Review: Edward Field / Hoo-Doo: Lorenzo Thomas / The International Writing Program: Attila Jozsef (tr.: John Batki) / Invisible City: Pablo Neruda (tr.:Stephen Kessler) / Jam To-Day: Joseph Bruchac / Lame Johnny Press: E.R. Zietlow / Litmus, Inc.: Edward Smith / Magazine: Lyn Lifshin / ManRoot: Steve Jonas / Me Too: Big John Birkbeck; Liza Gyllenhaal; Cinda Kornblum; Jane Miller; Mary Stroh / Modern Poetry In Translation: Miroslav Holub (tr.: Kaca Polackova) / New Letters: Isabella Gardner; Gray Gildner / the new renaissance: Ruskin Bond; Louise T. Reynolds / The New
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Editor's Choice
"The Small Press publishes 97% of the poetry and fiction being published in the United States today." Leonard Randolph, former Director of the Literature Program of the National Endowment for the Arts
"The publishing business, formerly one of the last strongholds of the independent entrepreneur, is rapidly being swallowed up by corporate capitalism... In the last 20 years, more than 300 mergers have taken place in the publishing industry... New authors find it more and more difficult to get published at all. Even established authors find most commercial publishers increasingly indifferent to a book that promises only a modest sale... Today, the censorship of ideas has entered American life through the back door. The economics of centralization and standardization threaten to achieve what could not be achieved, in a country officially committed to liberal principles, by governmental repression: uniformity of thought." Christopher Lasch, in The New York Times
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Editor's Choice: Literature & Graphics from the U.S. Small Press, 1965-1977
Poetry Fiction Essays Graphics
with 50 pages of autobiographical notes from the presses/magazines & authors/visual artists
Edited by Morty Sklar & Jim Mulac
selected from nominations by editors of independent, non-commercial presses & magazines
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Acknowledgments
The publisher apologizes for any acknowledgments not made or credit not given... we relied on the contributors to provide that information. All but a few nominations by the presses and magazines (found at the beginning of each work) are considered permission to reprint. The remaining permissions are cited below. Nominations had been made as early as Fall 1977. Further credits may be found in the author or visual artist autobiographical note section.
"from MabelA Story" is reprinted by permission of Marion Boyars Inc., American publisher of Robert Creeley's MabelA Story.
"So This Is Nebraska" is reprinted by permission of University of Pittsburgh Press, publisher of Sure Signs: New and Selected Poems by Ted Kooser. 1980 by Ted Kooser.
"Populist Manifesto" is reprinted by permission of New Directions, publisher of Who Are We Now? by Lawrence Ferlinghetti. 1976 by Lawrence Ferlinghetti.
"New York" is reprinted by permission of New Directions, publisher of Lorca-Jimenez: Selected Poems, translated by Robert Bly, and Agents for the Estate of Federico Garcia Lorca. All Rights Reserved.
Number 2 of The Contemporary Anthology Series
First Edition, clothbound & perfectbound: December 1980
Copyright 1980 by The Spirit That Moves Us Press: rights revert to original copyright holders.
Library of Congress Cataloging In Publication Data Main entry under title:
Editor's choice (The Contemporary anthology series ; no. 2) Bibliography: p. 1. Literature, Modern20th century. 2. Graphic arts. I. Sklar, Morty, 1935- II. Mulac, Jim, 1942- III. Series: Contemporary anthology series ; no. 2 PN6014.E3 810'.8'0054 79-64861 ISBN 0-930370-05-8 ISBN 0-930370-06-6 (numbered 1-100 & signed by the editors) ISBN 0-930370-04-X (pbk.)
THE SPIRIT THAT MOVES US PRESS P. O. Box 1585, Iowa City, Iowa 52244 (319) 338-5569 or (319) 337-9700
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