Search Results: Books from Fungus Books

Denton: University of North Texas Press, 2008. Hardcover in dust jacket. 8vo. 262pp. Book in near pristine condition. Part memoir part biography of Blaze Foley. Authored by Sybil Rosen, former partner to the late Foley and inspiration for "If I Could Only Fly"

Cleveland: 7 Flowers, 1965. First. Side stapled printed wraps. 8pp. Letterpress text. Wear to wrap edges including bumping and small tear, visible crease on front wrap, some soiling. Text clean. Single short poem printed by d.a levy's 7 Flowers press. Limited to 178 copies.

New York: MJF Books, 1993. Hardcover in dust jacket. 8vo. 263pp. Black and white illustrations by Wilfred Podriech (Satty) throughout. Near pristine book with tight binding and clean text. Two classic works by ethnobotanist and mystic Terence McKenna. Includes tale of psychedelic exploration in the Amazon and articles & interviews speculating on psychedelics, shamanism, time, evolution, virtual reality, tryptamine & consciousness.

Madras & New York: Hanuman Books, 1988. Soft wraps with paper dust jacket. 4.25 x 2.75". 65pp. Gold gilt lettering. 5cm tear to jacket cover, light wear to jacket edges, light marking on back of jacket, spine tight, clean text block.

Michigan: CV Books, 2012. First. Softcover. In pristine condition, appears unread. Mark Rudolph brings together his love for comics and metal - by way of Mercyful Fate and King Diamond - with this comic collection, featuring an extensive line-up of cartoonists and musicians.

New York: Grove Press, 1967. First US Printing. Hardcover with dust jacket. 140pp. Includes illustrations by Avigdor Arikha, which appeared in the original French edition. Book in excellent condition with one small tear to back jacket. Includes three short stories and thirteen untitled short prose pieces.

Los Angeles: Rare Bird, 2022. First. Softcover. 8vo. 256pp., 153pp., 213pp. Signed. All volumes in pristine condition, appear unread. Three part memoir by Jerry A. Lang of Portland-based punk band Poison Idea.

Baden / Montreal: Lars Muller Publishers / Canadian Centre for Architecture, 2008. Soft wraps. 160pp. Includes drawings, colored and b&w illustrations. Book in very good condition with two small stains on back cover and minor edgewear. Clean text, binding tight. Out of print. Explores the work of two architects seeking unconventional solutions to problems raised living in continually growing cities.

Privately printed, 2015. No edition. Sewn bound soft cover. 264 pp. In French and English. Edition of 400. Includes drawings and b&w illustrations. Book in pristine condition. A comprehensive catalog of Jean Dupuy and his works sourced from the creator's personal archive, as well as documents provided by friends of Dupuy. Contains six chronological lists and a dossier of documents/photographd.

New York: Macmillan, 1978. First. Hardcover in dust jacket. 8vo. 319pp. Introduction by Theodore Sturgeon. Translated by Patrick L. McGuire. Near fine with clean text and solid binding. Written as part of Best of Soviet SF series by frequent collaborators and brothers, Soviet science fiction authors Arkady and Boris Strugatsky.

Seattle, 1995. Saddle stapled. 4to. 14pp. Fine, with small faint soiling on front cover. Zine published by Jim Hogshire under the pseudonym Chet Antonini. Magazine on pharmaceutics and pills for recreation.

San Francisco: eco-ego-echo, 1971. First. Pictorial stapled wrappers. 8vo. 60pp. Some toning to edges as expected with age, else fine. Inscribed by Veitch to Kenward Elmslie. Includes Elmslie ephemera. Fourth issue of strange and scarce zine and comic book.

Cambridge: Katalanche Press, 2005. First. Green stapled wraps. 3pp. One of 26 signed and lettered editions. Book in pristine condition, appears unread.

Madras & New York: Hanuman Boks, 1988. Soft wraps with paper dust jacket. 4.25 x2.75". 62pp. Gold gilt lettering. Cover photo & frontispiece by Rudy Burckhardt, both images of de Kooning. Small tear to front jacket on image of de Kooning's face, two small tears to jacket edges. Light wear to jacket expected of age, otherwise good condition.

Denver: OV Press, 1986. First. Stapled navy soft wraps. 8vo. 20pp. Includes removable templates, assembly instructions and illustration of a dreamachine - a cylindrical, stroboscopic flickering light art device that creates visual stimuli. Fair condition with some fading to front and back wraps, 1 cm discoloration on front wrap, light water staining on back wrap. Light foxing on text pages, template pages clean. "However you look into a dreamachine, in a short time you will have acquired greater self-knowledge, extended the limits of your vision, brightened your perception of a treasure you may not have known you own"

London: Headpress, 2013. Paperback. 10 x 8". 241pp. Includes illustrations and index. Fine condition, tight spine, clean text, crisp pages. Out-of-print book essential for fans of the obscure, the bizarre and the grotesque. Features reviews of 300 horror, gore & trash movies from the 1980s including Long Island Cannibal Massacre, Zombies Invade Pittsburg, A Night to Dismember and Heavy Metal Massacre.

Placitas: Duende Press, 1974. First. Soft wraps. 4to. Three issues of poetry journal, includes envelope addressed to Lynn of S.F, inscribed by Rodefer. Contributions from Allen Ginsberg, Charles Bukowski, Anne Waldman, Lyn Lifshin, Frank O'Hara, Charles Olson, Robert Creeley, Michael McClure, others. All three issues in good condition with minor wear.

New Orleans: Loujon Press, 1983. First. Softcover. 8vo. 138pp. Staple binding, pink tissue end pages, black and white illustrations, image of Charles Bukowski on cover. Book is in used condition with notable signs of wear. Spine chipped at top and bottom, covers bumped with some tearing, title and first end page detached from binding. Pages clean. Contributions from Miriam Patchen, Kenneth Patchen, Larry Eigner, Henry Miller, William S. Burroughs, Robert Creeley and more.

New York: Doubleday & Company, 1969. Book Club Edition. Hard cover in dust jacket. 8vo. 202pp. Previous owner name written on blank page preceding pre-title page. In good condition with light fading to dust jacket, some soiling on back jacket cover. Some pages bumped, text unaffected.

San Francisco: Cottage Classics, 1997. First. Maxon Poe. Hardcover without dust jacket. 7x7". 85 pp. Illustrated by Maxon Crumb with preface by Robert Crumb. Black boards with silver gilt lettering. Numbered and signed by artist on colophon. Book is in near mint condition with light bumping to ends of spine. This is #222 of 300 copies signed by illustrator Maxon Crumb, younger brother of Robert Crumb.