Fall 1979 issue of "Sun & Moon" a quarterly of literature and art edited by Howard Fox and Douglas Messerli. Contents include: "Voyage to Jericho" and "Domino," by Bill Berkson; "Sample Textures" and "Air Peel," by Peter Frank; "Ein Traum," by Jorge Luis Borges (translated by Norman Thomas di Giovanni); "Finders, Losers: Frank Stanford's Song of the South," by Lorenzo Thomas; "The Angel of Death" and "Freedom, Revolt, and Love," by. ... [details]
Issue eight of "La-bas : A Newsletter of Poetry & Poetics," published in the summer of 1977, edited by Douglas Messerli. Poetry by Daisy Aldan, Jackson Allen, Barry Alpert, Carolyn Canon, Michael Creedon, Dave Evans, Grant Fisher, David Gitin, Jack Grady, Ted Greenwald, Stuart Kaufman, Mervin Lane, Rich Murphy, Opal Nations, Ron Rector and J. ... [details]
Issue ten of "Poetry in Motion," published in the winter of 1979, edited by David Lehman. Contributions by Donald Britton, Marc Cohen, Douglas Crase, Kenward Elmslie, Ann Lauterbach, David Lehman, Michael Malinowitz, Douglas Messerli, Mary Morris, Joel Stein, Marjorie Welish, and Leslie Wolf. ... [details]
First issue of "Sun & Moon" a quarterly of literature and art published in Winter, 1976 edited by Howard Fox and Douglas Messerli. Includes "Dialectic Triangulation: A Visual Philosophy," "Study of Distortions: Positions of Meaning," and "4,000 Years," by Agnes Denes with two fold-outs of the four drawings; an interview with Anne Truitt by Howard Fox; "Two Balls of Our Heaven," by Marvin Cohen; "Life Support System," by Carol Bergé; "Cancer 1775," by Dawson Fielding; "Three Selections from 'I Would Have Saved Them If I Could,'" by Leonard Michaels; poems by Gilbert Sorrentino, Slavko Janevski, Daphne Athas, Marge Piercy, Carl Bode, John Ditsky, and Lewis Turco; and "The Book of the World: Robert Duncan's Poetics of Presence," by Charles Altieri. ... [details]