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(Magazines) Thirty volumes from the Beat Scene Press Pocket Book Series Author: Ring, Kevin, editor Place Published: Coventry, England Publisher: Beat Scene Date Published: 1997-2021 Description: 30 volumes. (8vo) saddle-stitched pictorial wrappers. Various limitations, generally 100-200 copies. First Editions. A large selection of titles from the Beat Scene Press Pocket Book Series. Works by various authors on people and subjects related to the Beats. Comprises: Number 1. Enrico Francheschini, I’m Bukowski, And Then? September 1997. Number 4. Tom Clark Jack Kerouac in San Francisco, March 2006. Number 6. James Campbell High Peak Haikus: Interview With Gary Snyder, December 2006. Number 8. Rod Phillips, A Fierce God And a Fierce War: Interview with M. McClure, March 2007. Number 12. Ben Pleasants, Rexroth, Bukowski and the Politics of Literature, October 2007. Number 14. Charles Plymell…Neal and Anne at Gough Street, February 2008. Number 15. Charles Bukowski: Letters to Beat Scene. Number 16. John Clellon Holmes, Remembering Jack Kerouac. Number 17. Jim Burns Cool Kerouac. Number 20. Carl Weissner: Charles Bukowski’s Secret Agent. Number 22. Jack Hirschman. The Game and Other Poems. Number 23. Phillip Lamantia. Letter From San Francisco. Number 30. Jim Burns Talking with Ginsberg. Number 41. John Tytell, Notes From the Beat Underground: An Interview with Herbert Huncke. Number 43. Kevin Ring, Charles Bukowski & John Martin The Red Vulture Men, March 2014. Number 45. Charles Bukowski – FIVE by Neeli Cherkovski. Number 47. Jack Foley – A California Literary Timeline-The 1950s. Number 49. Jim Burns Gregory Corso Beat Maverick. Number 50. Iain Sinclair, On the Back of the Elephant: Riding With Charles Olson. Number 51. Ann Charters, Kerouac’s Literary Method and Experiments Number 53. Lawrence Ferlinghetti London 1965: An Interview. Number 56. Jean Francois Duval, Hank and Neal: A Crazy Ride. Number 59. The Auerhahn Press: A Constant Flying By Night: Interview with Dave Haselwood. Number 60. William Burroughs and the South Texas Beats. Number 61. Ann Charters. On the Road with Jack Kerouac in Hyannis. Number 63. Aubrey Malone, Charles Bukowski and Ernest Hemingway: Barfly & Bullfighter. Number 67. D. S. Calonne, On Some Early Bukowski Poems: The Genius Emerges. Number 70. Robert Creeley, On Jack Kerouac and Doctor Sax. Number 71. Clark Coolidge, Jack Kerouac and the Sounds of Old Angel Midnight. Number 72. Mike Andrews, Kerouac’s Miles. Condition: Occasional light wear to wrappers; near fine or better. Item#: 355294 Headline: Thirty volumes from the Beat Scene Press Pocket Book Series