Edward m keating editor (15 résultats)

Trade Paperback. Etat : Very Good. No Jacket. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 96pp. Features the Death of The Novel by Leslie Fiedler. Rubbing to the covers and light creasing in places.

Magazine. 76p., stapled wraps, 8.25x11 inches, wraps worn, sticker scar on front wrap, bottom corner frayed, else good condition. Articles on Vietnam, Algeria, Ronald Reagan, the short story "The Last Jew in America", and more.

Magazine. 64p., wraps, illus., wraps worn and soiled, staples rusted, else very good condition. Cover story on C. Wright Mills, an essay on freedom of the press, and more.

Magazine. 75p., stapled wraps, 8.5x11 inches, illus., wraps worn and soiled, rubberstamp on front wrap, bottom corner of cover and first page torn off with no loss of text, centerfold detached but present. Cover story by Arnold Toynbee, centerfold of cars by Ed "Big Daddy" Roth, and more.

Magazine. 96p., wraps, 8,5x11 inches, illus., wraps shelfworn and soiled, else very good condition. Ramparts in its original incarnation as a Catholic literary quarterly.

Magazine. 75p., stapled wraps, 8.5x11 inches, illus., wraps lightly soiled else very good condition. Cover story by Arnold Toynbee, centerfold of cars by Ed "Big Daddy" Roth, and more.

Magazine. 74p., stapled wraps, illus., rear wrap lightly soiled, else very good condition. Cover illustration by Barnaby Conrad. Featuring "A Pessimist's Guide to the Vatican Council," an essay by Louis Lomax entitled "Journey Up North" and, in a seeming surrender to the commercial forces of the day, "A Giant Beetle Foldout." The insect, of course. Think anybody was fooled? The foldout anchors a centerfold story called "A Hard Day's Knight" by Jonathan Cott, on thehomophonous movie. The editor also spends some time discussing the controversy over the awarding of the "Medals of the British Empire" to the Beatles.…

Magazine. 64p., stapled wraps, illus., wraps worn and soiled, else very good condition. Cover story on California's Bracero program, including a photo spread of agricultural workers in the San Joaquin Valley, plus an interview with Hugh Hefner, a story on Jean Cocteau, an article on the Catholic Legion of Decency's film-rating system, and more.…

Magazine. 80p, stapled wraps, illus., wraps lightly worn and soiled, staples rusted, else very good condition. Cover story on Charlie Chaplin, an editorial on the free speech movement's sit in at UC Berkeley's Sproul Hall, and more.

Magazine. 76p., stapled wraps, 8.25x11 inches, wraps worn else very good condition. Articles on Vietnam, Algeria, Ronald Reagan, the short story "The Last Jew in America", and more.

Very Good condition.

Magazine. 96p., wraps, illus., light handling wear and soiling, else very good condition. Ramparts in its original incarnation as a Catholic literary quarterly. The issue includes an essay on Ronald Firbank, poetry, fiction, and more.

Magazine. 76p., stapled wraps, 8.25x11 inches, illus., wraps lightly worn and soiled, front wrap sunned along bottom edge, rubberstamp and small stain on front wrap, address label on rear wrap, else very good condition. Articles on Humphrey Bogart, the Rosenberg case, Chanukah, and more.

Magazine. 64p., stapled wraps, illus., cover completely faded with almost total loss of color, else good condition. Stories on Lyndon Johnson, folk music and its influence on student protests at UC Berkeley, and more.

Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. An early issue of this left-leaning magazine on politics and literature. The lead article is titled "The FBI and Organized Crime" by Fred J. Cook. Other articles (see photo) on cities, Churchill, birth control (LBJ v. The Catholics), Luis Bunuel, etc. Great cover art of J. Edgar Hoover by Justin Murray. Measures 8.5" x 10.75" with 64 pages. B/w illustrations, including vintage photographs. In excellent condition with no marks of any kind, no address labels. Also available from us is the August 1965 issue.…