Steven jesse bernstein (15 résultats)

Trade paperback, 132 pages. Etat : Good. Stated first printing. Minor soiling to cover. Corners creased and rubbed. Minor soiling to text block edges. Posthumous collection of poetry and writing from influential Seattle writer and performance artist.

Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. Very Good to Like New. First printing.

Etat : Good. Pages intact with minimal writing/highlighting. The binding may be loose and creased. Dust jackets/supplements are not included. Stock photo provided. Product includes identifying sticker. Better World Books: Buy Books. Do Good.

Hardcover. Etat : Near Fine Condition. First Edition. Sheetmetal binding, brass hinges, bolted. One of 500, copies 301-500 in this metal binding. Lacking the padlock, but otherwise a fine example. 401 of 500 with thumbprint, dated 8/26/90. A chaotic comic grimoire, cut and pasted, out of context images, Lovecraft and classified ad influenced mayhem. Size: Quarto (4to). Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilo. Category: Comics & Graphic Novels; Inventory No: 049198.…

Paperback. Etat : Very good. First Edition. Steven Jay ("Jesse") Bernstein: Soon Sweet Misery (Signed) His first book, self published with a preface dated June 5, 1978. Dedicated to Charles Bukowski. A collection of poems and short prose pieces. Unpaginated. Paper with stiff cover and plastic, spiral binding. Small stain on first page otherwise very good condition. …

Trade Paperback. Etat : As New. First Edition. New old stock. 88 pages. Steven Jesse Bernstein was a notable figure at poetry venues in Seattle in the 1980's and often appeared with bands playing at the time in shows about town. He was known for his grating style and antics such as waving a pistol at the audience. He wrote the poem "More Noise Please" and recorded on Sub-Pop records, opening for bands such as Big Black, Soundgarden, U-Men and Nirvana. He took his life in 1991 and will be fondly remembered. Keywords: Seattle Poet, Sub-Pop Records, 1980s counterculture, Patio Table Press, Grunge Era.…

Wraps. Etat : Near Fine. First Edition. Inscribed by Bernstein: For Don again / Love (signed) SJ Bern. 103 typed pages [in xerox] and comb bound in tan cardstock wraps with b/w mounted illustration to the front cover. Fine. // An important work in the Bernstein cannon, The Wraith caught the attention of William Burroughs and launched a friendship between the writers.…

Saddle-stapled wraps. Etat : Near Fine. First Edition. Rare publication of Jesse Bernstein's first true 'printed book'(after his self published 'Soon Sweet Misery' in 1978) Published by Outlaw Press in Seattle. This copy is personally inscribed by Bernstein on the half title: For my crazy asshole drunk / friend editor who 'hasn't / had a drop for 2 weeks' (?! (So he says, so he says) (signed) Steve J. Bernstein 3/19/79. This is the First Issue of Outlaw Press, nos. 2 & 3 will also feature Bernstein. 7 x 8.5 in. 24pp., in tan illustrated wraps, featuring cover photo of Bernstein by Jeff Stookey, and self portrait drawing by Benstein on the back. Both are hand colored in red (the eyes and mouth). Light wear, else about Near Fine.…

Wraps. Etat : Near Fine. First Edition. Inscribed by Bernstein: For Don Glover-- / This pen is bummed. My life is stolen. (signed) Steven J. Bernstein. [115] typed pages [in xerox] and comb bound in tan cardstock wraps with title label to the back cover. Fine. // Considered Bernstein's first book, self published in 1978, and features a collection of short prose works and poetry. …

Letter. Etat : Very Good. An early play by Bernstein. [36] pages typed rectos only. A two person play. Very small coffee stain to the first couple pages, else Very Good.

Letter. Etat : Fine. An early play by Bernstein. [17] pages typed rectos only. A one woman play for Lori Larsen. Dedication page: For Alison, who has not lived in an orderly room in her life.

Letter. Etat : Near Fine. An early play by Bernstein. [35] pages typed rectos only. Fine.

First Edition. 31 x 24cm. Bound in a beautiful steel hinged binding with padlock and keys, unpaginated [136pp]. Fully illustrated. Of the 500 limited edition copies, numbers 310 to 500 are housed in this metal binding, of which this is number 333, signed and finger-printed in gold and dated 26/8/90. A rare and lavish comic book production associated with Seattle's grunge music scene (Steven Bernstein was noted as an influence on Nirvana's Kurt Cobain). Features a pasted-in photo of weird fiction / horror writer Wilum Pugmire.(ref: 177). …

Letter. Etat : Very Good. First Edition. Original unpublished typed manuscript, with a TNs from Bernstein noting 'I'm delighted that you think enough of my writing to buy a collector's copy' and signed; also signed in red on the title page. iii + 151 typed pages. Housed in a reused padded mailer (addressed to Bernstein from Farrar Straus And Giroux) with a typed title label. About Fine.…

Letter. Etat : Fine. A collection of 31 handwritten letters (59 pages in total) from Steven Jay [Jesse] Bernstein to Shelley [Anderson?] Beginning June 27th, 1985 to August 5th, 1985. All are addressed to Shelley, and for the most part detail Jesse's day-to-day activities, mood, and situation in life (both personal and in the theatre). Confessional in tone, and informative of this period in Jesse's life, with a look at the inner workings of his writing. 4 of the letters feature pen drawing, and 1 a watercolor. Letters fitted into a comb bound folder. Overall Fine. Signed & Inscribed By Author.…