Titles starting with 8 from Bolerium Books, ABAA/ILAB

no place [Bay Area]: author, 2010. 24p., untrimmed staplebound wraps, a copyshop effort "designed by author," nice copy signed by Murphy on the title page. ... more information

Rome: Luciano Morpurgo, 1953. 117 p., softcover, printed on cheap paper which has, however, been quite well preserved. Volume 1. Former owner's name and address pencilled in on first blank page. Mountain songs with music. Cover shows mountaineers singing. ... more information

Cardiff: Plaid Cymru, n.d.. 23p., wraps; undated but notes developments in 1957 ... more information

New York: Joray Publications, 2002. 308 p., [18] p. of plates, slightly shelfworn wraps, inscribed in Chinese by Chao. Autobiography in Chinese. ... more information

[San Francisco]: self-published, 2007. 365p., first trade paperback edition in pictorial wraps. Signed and inscribed by the author. Several editorial pen notes by the inscribee one of which states "The worst opening sentence... ... more information

Tokyo: Kobunsha, 2005. 348p., wraps. On 80 Japanese expatriates who have found success and happiness abroad. Much material on emigrants to the US. Text in Japanese. ... more information

New York: Communist Workers Party, USA, [1980]. 52p., wraps slightly edge worn, 8.5x11 inches, paper lightly browned, a few pages creased in the margins. Jerry Tung was the Party General Secretary. Includes Jack Shirai's classic article - 80's economic crisis will make the 30's Great depression look like a picnic. Prepare for dictatorship of the proletariat, and David M. Elias' On the U.S. proletarian strategy after World War II and the significance of the intermediate zone and three world... more information

New York: Communist Workers Party, USA, 1981. Single issue of the journal, wraps, 8.5x11 inches; one paragraph circled in pen. Jerry Tung was the Party General Secretary. Includes an article on the anniversary of the Greensboro Massacre, in which Klansmen killed CWP activists. ... more information

N. pl.: the Convention, 1971. 56p., profusely illus. with black/white photographs, 8.5x11 inches, rear wrap creased, minor wear to text. ... more information

New York: Duell, Sloan and Pearce, 1962. xv, 126p., boards a bit shelf worn. ... more information

[San Francisco]: [Kerista Commune], n.d.. Single 8.5x14 inch sheet, faint fold crease, otherwise very good. Summary of the social standards of the Kerista polyfidelic utopian commune. Given the interpersonal strains that could potentially emerge with the commune's close quarters and sharing of sexual partners, members were asked to agree to these basic tenets to ensure social compatibility and minimize tension. "A data base of irritating nervous habits, traits, ideosyncracies, mannerisms, conduct,... more information

San Francisco: GGNRA & Fort Mason Foundation, 1982. [32p.] 8.75x8 inches oblong, site map, schedule, photos, descriptions of performers and artists, very good in original stapled pictorial wraps. ... more information

Hilo: the Chamber, 1969. [28]p., wraps. ... more information