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Contact. No.1-7 [all published]. Ed. J. Goldberg. Philadelphia, Red Room Book, 1972-1973, 7 issues, ills., entirely mimeographed, orig. not unif. photogr. wr., 4to
= Early issues feature the work of editor Jeff Goldberg, and his friends Victor Bockris and Andrew Wylie, but then the format changed to focus on a single poet, with the last issue on John Wieners. The first number in this run has had the published play by Goldberg completely edited in his hand in blue ink, and has enclosed a signed explanatory printed slip from contributing poet Marty Watt. Clay and Phillips, p.214f.
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Contact. No.1-7 [all published]. Ed. J. Goldberg. Philadelphia, Red Room Book, 1972-1973, 7 issues, ills., entirely mimeographed, orig. not unif. photogr. wr., 4to
= Early issues feature the work of editor Jeff Goldberg, and his friends Victor Bockris and Andrew Wylie, but then the format changed to focus on a single poet, with the last issue on John Wieners. The first number in this run has had the published play by Goldberg completely edited in his hand in blue ink, and has enclosed a signed explanatory printed slip from contributing poet Marty Watt. Clay and Phillips, p.214f.
