Castalia: a semiannual magazine of literature and the arts (volume I, number 1)
Yellow Springs, Ohio: Antioch College Union, 1961. Softcover. Black and white stapled wraps, 76 pp., BW illus. VG (Moderately aged overall, with scuffs to covers; paging are aging though nicely; this copy was owned BY AMERICAN ARTIST WILL BARNET and carries his name on first page.). Item #153604
The first issue -- apparently, the only issue -- of this burgeoning art periodical. Consists of prose pieces and poems. Contents: Astarte's Revenge / Larry Rubin -- Grass ; Spring ; The River ; Winter Elegy / Thomas Whitbread -- Theatre Structure for a New Dance Poetry / Erick Hawkins -- Downhill / Herbert Feinstein -- Poem / E. E. Cummings -- "My Eyes Won't See the Light" / Juna Ruiz (Tr. by Edwin Honig) -- The Unending Lightning (I) / Miguel Hernandez (Tr. by Edwin Honig) -- Ballad of Juliana ; Haltnomore / Edwin Honig -- Four Poems by a Four-Year-Old / Elizabeth Greenleaf -- Summer's Masquerade / Alexander Kuo -- "I have a vision of an old ..." / John A. Meixner -- "The Spring" of Ingmar Bergman / Robert P. Creed -- Oedipus ; Abstract: Drunk in a Spanish Garden / Lucien Stryk -- Subway Escalator (with rider) / Ralph Pred -- Gooch / Mike A. Evans -- Castalia Gallery -- The Dark Man / Lewis Turco -- A Letter to an English Critic / Will Barnet -- Ourselves and Our Soft Differences ; Tithings of Comfort / Charles Philbrick -- Lazarus / Tim Reynolds -- A Poet ; Scratch / Irving Feldman. This copy was owned BY AMERICAN ARTIST WILL BARNET and carries his name on first page. Worldcat locates 7 copies of vol.1 Number 1, no mention of subsequent volumes on any listings.
Price: $225.00