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DREAMING AS ONE by Lewis Warsh with jacket illustration by Joe Brainard
DREAMING AS ONE by Lewis Warsh with jacket illustration by Joe Brainard

DREAMING AS ONE by Lewis Warsh with jacket illustration by Joe Brainard

Corinth Books, 1971, First edition, 87 pp., 5 1/2" X 7 3/4", Hardcover

Very good

“This was my first full-length collection of poems. Ted Wilentz, publisher of Corinth, asked me for a book while I was living in Bolinas. I returned to New York for three months, October–December 1970, and we worked on it then. I was living on the top floor of Kenward Elmslie’s house on Greenwich Avenue, and Ted and his wife Joan, who designed the book, lived a few blocks away on Perry Street. Then I returned to California and continued to work on the book, adding more recent poems like ‘What I Learned This Year.’ The book contains poems from 1966–’71, and Joe Brainard did a bright yellow cover. The one poem I omitted was ‘The Suicide Rates’—it was time to move on. The book is dedicated to Anne Waldman.” (LW)

$40.00