Poetry Broadside Collection
This collection includes twentieth century poetry broadsides, most by William Stafford, but some of Stafford's peers like Robert Bly, Charles Simic, and Primus St. John.
A Ritual to Read to Each Other (version 2)
This variant printing has title in roman and is unnumbered.
1998
A Ritual to Read (version 1)
This printing has title in italics and is hand-numbered as 6 of 55 copies.
1998
Artist, Come Home
This broadside is a part of Slow Loris Broadside Series IV, and is an edition of sixty-five numbered and signed copies.
1976
For My Friends
1987
For My Friends
1993
Border Incident
1976
Dreamer
Printed for an author's reading on Monday, January 20, 1992, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.
1992
In the Library
Printed in an edition of 1,100 copies of which this is one of 150 printed on Rives heavyweight paper and signed by the author and artist.
1997
Cutting Loose
An edition of seventy-six numbered copies, of which this is number nineteen. Signed by Stafford.
1983
Geography Lesson
Copies numbered 1 - 100 and lettered A - Z were published as a portion of the American Poetry Portfolio. Copies number i - xxx were separately published in paper wraps. This is copy xx and is signed by Stafford.
1987
Passwords A Program of Poems
One from a set of six broadsides issued in a boxed set limited to 33 sets, 20 of which were issued for sale. Other broadsides in the series include Flood by Joan Stone; Two Lines from Paul Celan by Mark Halpern; The Dream-Book by Laura Jensen; Caddisfly Song by David Wagoner; and Caprimulgidae by David Ferry.
[1980]
The R. L. Stevenson Tree on Oahu
Printed in an edition of one hundred signed and numbered copies of which this is number 36.
1975
Waking at 3 AM
Printed in an edition of 300 copies of which 25 are numbered and signed by the author.
1972
Why I Am Happy
Issued as a part of Portfolio One. Printed in an edition of 150 signed and numbered copies, with 115 for sale. This is number 116.
1983
Why I Am Happy
1998