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GINSBERG, Allen. Planet News.

San Francisco: City Lights Books. 1968.

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    • GINSBERG, Allen. Planet News. San Francisco: City Lights Books. 1968.

      Small 4to. Black and White card wrappers with black lettering; pp. [4], 7-144; back wrapper and spine slightly faded with a minimal stain to top left edge of back wrapper; otherwise a near fine edition of a first American printing.

      First American edition.

      This collection spans seven years of Ginsberg's poetry, many composed during periods of travel across Europe, as well as Japan and India to name merely a few.

      This infamously dissociative body of work encompasses and collages themes as varied and yet made parallel as "politics dissociation & messianic rhapsody" and " erotic gregariousness", ending with a final summary by Helen Vendler of The New York Times ( available on the blurb of this edition) that the collection, "closes on politics to exorcise Pentagon phantoms who cover earth with dung-coloured gas".

      Number Twenty Three in the iconic series, Planet News is an exemplar of arguably the most disruptive creative voice of a generation.

      SKU: 2120384

    GINSBERG, Allen. Planet News. San Francisco: City Lights Books. 1968.

    Small 4to. Black and White card wrappers with black lettering; pp. [4], 7-144; back wrapper and spine slightly faded with a minimal stain to top left edge of back wrapper; otherwise a near fine edition of a first American printing.

    First American edition.

    This collection spans seven years of Ginsberg's poetry, many composed during periods of travel across Europe, as well as Japan and India to name merely a few.

    This infamously dissociative body of work encompasses and collages themes as varied and yet made parallel as "politics dissociation & messianic rhapsody" and " erotic gregariousness", ending with a final summary by Helen Vendler of The New York Times ( available on the blurb of this edition) that the collection, "closes on politics to exorcise Pentagon phantoms who cover earth with dung-coloured gas".

    Number Twenty Three in the iconic series, Planet News is an exemplar of arguably the most disruptive creative voice of a generation.

    SKU: 2120384

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