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VINTAGE The Literary Times May 1963 Vol 2 No 5 COMPLETE 8 Pages Charles BukowskiItem Specifics:
Subject: Literature & Fiction
Topic: Alternative Press / Underground Literature
Publication Name: The Literary Times
Issue Date: May 1963Volume/Number: Vol. 2, No. 5
Pages: 8 (Complete)
Special Attributes: 1st Edition, Includes early Charles Bukowski column & poem
Language: English
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States (Chicago)Description:
RARE VINTAGE UNDERGROUND LITERARY EPHEMERA — 100% COMPLETE 8-PAGE ISSUEUp for sale/sale is a highly collectible, original copy of The Literary Times from May 1963 (Vol. 2, No. 5). Published out of Chicago by Jay Robert Nash during the height of the 1960s Mimeograph Revolution, this alternative literary tabloid is incredibly scarce today—especially completely intact. This issue is highly sought after by collectors due to its major tie-ins to underground literary icon Charles Bukowski.
Key Features & Contents in this Issue: Charles Bukowski Front Page Feature: Features his prominent early column \"Examining My Peers\". Charles Bukowski Poetry: Includes his uncollected poem \"A Night in the Hotel Lobby-\" printed within the interior pages. Harold Pinter Feature: Front-page article titled \"Pinter\'s Peculiar People\". Mark Harris Interview/Feature: Front-page profile titled \"Harris On The Mound\". Chris Logue Piece: Features an interview with the iconic actor/writer.Condition Notes: This newspaper is 100% complete with all 8 pages intact. It shows natural age-toned yellowing and standard folding creases expected from 60+ year-old newsprint. Edges are clean with minimal chipping, remains entirely readable and intact. Please review the photos carefully to evaluate the condition.
Shipping & Handling: Shipped with extreme care. The newspaper will be packaged flat in an acid-free archival sleeve and reinforced between heavy cardboard sheets to prevent any bending or folding during transit.
