Titles starting with R from Bolerium Books, ABAA/ILAB

Buffalo: Bill Brown, Gray Chair, Dept. of English, SUNY, 1988. 64p., 5.5x8.5 inches, illustrated with graphics, very good in original pictorial wraps. No. 1, Spring. Poetry, narratives, criticism and graphics. Contributors include Lyn Lifshin, Beverly Sanford. ... more information

London: Marlborough Fine Art, 1970. unpaginated, 8.25x11.75 inches, illustrated with plates, very good in wraps. ... more information

Cambridge, MA: Boatner Norton, 1981. xviii, 170p., wraps, very good. ... more information

Olympia, WA: NoNo Publications, 1995. 87p., wraps, inscribed by the former Seattle cabdriver poet. Many poems address radical themes. ... more information

N.pl.: 1st Books Library, 2004. 384p., wraps. Labor novel about a California bus driver. Hancock, born in Famoso, California, and he has been active in the California labor movement. ... more information

Detroit, MI: Detroit Organizing Committee, 1970. 4p., newspaper, neatly folded, minor edgewear, otherwise very good. B&W photo illustrations. Includes material on local labor actions including a secretaries' strike at Macomb County Community College, auto industry contracts, a section on Palestine, and more ... more information

Ruislip: Racial Preservation Society, [1969]. Two issues of the tabloid-format newspaper, 4p. each, paper lightly toned but otherwise very good; issues present are 6 and 7, both undated. Dedicated to resisting the Race Relations Act and the Afro-Asian "mongrelisation" of England. Cover story on issue 6 argues that Abraham Lincoln was pro-segregation and favored repatriation to Africa of freed slaves. ... more information

96p., wraps. The issue includes a symposium, "The Negro & the White Conscience," beginning with an article by Thomas Merton, "The Black Revolution: Letters to a White Liberal," and contributions by Father August Thompson, John Howard Griffin, Bradford Daniel and Thomas N. Williams. ... more information

Santa Monica: the corporation, November 1963. 46p., laidlined paperstock, 10x8 inch cloth boards. A little sunned and soiled, pastedown bears old ownership legend. Lists present and past trustees, current officers and department heads, and appends a list of publications ... more information

New York: R.A.T. Publications, 1970. 28p., 11x17 flat tabloid, color self-wraps, newsprint very lightly browned, slightly chipped at spine fold. RAT was the most politically radical NY underground paper. Cover headlined "Strike," with drawing of 3 women warriors. Contents include: report on strikes at colleges across the country protesting escalation in Cambodia and Kent State killings, 2+ page account of life underground by Mary Moylan of Catonsville 9, report on 2nd annual Congress to Unite W... more information

New York: R.A.T. Publications, 1970. 28p., 11x17 folded tabloid, color self-wraps, newsprint lightly browned & slight fraying on edges, minor rips on cover , addresses and phone numbers jotted on cover. RAT was the most politically radical NY underground paper. Cover headline: "Fall Offensive" with accompanying drawing of giant woman running through tumbling-down city. Contents include: major critique of Weatherman, communiques from Weatherman and Proud Eagle Tribe, letter from Katherine Pow... more information

New York: R.A.T. Publications, 1970. 28p., 11x17 folded tabloid, color self-wraps, newsprint lightly browned with some fraying on edges, minor small rips on cover and slight crinkling near cover top. RAT was the most politically radical NY underground paper. Cover headline: "Gettin' on women" with accompanying photo of high-school girls sporting buttons on black leather jackets. Contents include: clarification by RAT collective on its critique of Weatherman in previous issue, communique from... more information

RCA Victor, [1953]. LP record album in a 10.25x10.25 sleev illustrated with a photo of the singer in deep purple on orange field. Very good condition. Eartha Kitt's debut album includes "C'est Si Bon," "African Lullaby," "Angelitos Negros," Mountain High, Mountain Low," et al. Kitt appeared on an earlier album, "New Faces of 1952," but this was her first solo album ... more information

Oakland, CA: Revolutionary Communist Party and May 1st Workers Movement, [1980]. 8.5x11 inch sheet printed both sides, date penciled at top right corner, otherwise very good. On the trial of activists who led a high school walkout in Oakland to mark the funeral of Marvin Black, an African American boy of 14 killed by police. One of those on trial, George Casazza, was a spokesman for the RCP. Notes the inspiration of the Miami riots ... more information

New York: REX, [19--?]. 10 of REX's black/white homoerotic drawings, 8.5x11 inches, wrapped in plastic, unopened. ... more information

New York: REX, [19--?]. 10 of REX's black/white homoerotic drawings, 8.5x11 inches, wrapped in plastic, unopened. ... more information

Washington, D. C.: the review, April, 1980. iv, 185p., slightly faded red journal wraps, nice clean copy. ... more information

New York: W. W. Norton & Company, 1995. 267p., signed by Mosley on the title page, first edition, very good in a very good, unpriceclipped dj. The African American mystery writer's riff on Robert L. Johnson. ... more information

New York: W. W. Norton & Company, 1995. 267p., inscribed by Mosley, first edition, dj, a fine copy in every respect. The African American mystery writer's riff on Robert L. Johnson. ... more information

New York: W. W. Norton & Company, 1995. 267p., first edition, very good in an unpriceclipped dj that has an invisible half-inch tear and an inconspicuous corner crease. The African American mystery writer's riff on Robert L. Johnson. ... more information