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F.A.N.
A Feminist Art News Magazine. Ed A DURBIN et alia.
1981, Nos 4-7.
Each issue takes a theme; these being:- Women's Art History,
Woman's Craft, Photography & Women's Space.
4 issues - Large 4to. 24-40 pp issue. All very good. £20.00
FACET. The Arts Magazine of the West. Edited by P Britten AUSTIN.
1946 Nov, vol 1/2. (C E M Joad - The True Division of England. Poems by Alan Ross;
J Heath-Stubbs - The Unreason of the Eighteenth Century; Editor on Bach & Beethoven;
B Whelpton on Henry Moore. E Jones on Raoul Duffy - illustrated.
Bagatelle for Pianoforte by J Knapman; Illustrations by K Hunter, F De Grey,
M Boyde, etc.) £8.00
1947 Spring, vol 1/5. (John Waller - poem - Oscar Wilde & Aubrey Beardsley;
David Lewis on
Frank Dobson - illustrated; P G Draper on the writing of Henry Miller;
E H Blakeney - A Private Press; Oh! When I was in Love by
A E Housman
set to music by G Higgins; etc.) £5.00
1947 Summer, vol 2/1. (Alan Ross - The Poet & Society; Poems by J Heath-Stubbs,
Quentin Crisp, J Beeching,
L Wilshire, J Halkerston, A Whittick,
J Atkins - The Novel in Fragments; etc.) £8.00
FACT & FICTION, 1935. (How the Tinker came to Skavangur by Lord Dunsany; Original pictorial hard wraps dusty otherwise very good.) £10.00
THE FACULTY OF ARTS JOURNAL, 1924 March, vol 1/1.
Contains an article by E Dulac on the status of the artist
and other contributions by G P Catchpole, E Furst, etc. £8.00
THE FALCON. Ed. J D Bellamy & W A Blais. USA. Published by Mansfield State College Pennsylvania, this occasional publication places much emphasis on poetry, as well as including some prose, fiction & reviews.
Nos 2/3 (double issue) & No 4, 1971/2.
Contributions include an interview with J D Belamy interviewing Ronald Sukenick & Kohn Barth; D Wakoski interviewed by W A Blais with poems by D Wakoski, J Ciardi, W Joyce, M Marcus, D Blazek, H Elliott, R Bly, P Wild, R Peters, T Olson, etc; fiction by J C Oates, A Drake, F Busch, C Johnson, C Kwolek, H H Roth, W Powers, etc.
3 numbers in 2 issues in original wraps. £12.00
FANTASMAGIE. May 1970, No 28. Brussels.
Bulletin Trimestriel du Centre International de L'Actualite Fantastique et Magique. Contains both poetry & prose of a "fantastic" nature with many illustrations both by the Editor, A Pasque, & others. Includes a full double plate in colour by J Hondermarcq, etc. £10.00
FANTASY. No 26, 1942. A literary quarterly with an emphasis on poetry edited by S D MAYER. Poetry by Derleth, Eberhart, Patchen, Rexroth, Rosten, W T Scott, Hugo Manning,
R Gustafson, T McGrath, Borges, Neruda,
J C Andrande, Guillen etc.
Stories by Jesse Stuart & James Higgins. Reviews by Bynner, W G Williams etc.
Original wraps a little dusty with the signature of the poet, Hugo Manning, on the title page. £17.50
FAPTO. Alternative Revolting Fun. Margate, Kent.
A monthly magazine in newspaper format.
Nos 1-9, No Date, circa 1973.
Includes cartoons, poems, music news, articles all profusely illustrated.
The following are the listed headings for the first 8 issues:- No 1, Revolution for real.
No 2, Silly Christmas issue.
No 3, Naughty Sex quiz. No 4, Not many left –Pog comes.
No 5, Read it in the Daylight. No 6, The Pixie & his red cap. No 7, Frilly Nighties come off best. No 8, Hawkwind. No 9, no title suggested.
9 issues in original wraps, 4to, in excellent condition. £300.00
FARRAGO. Ed.Peter BURRA. Nos 1-3, 1930, Feb-Oct.
Stories, poems, articles & illustrations (some coloured) by E Waugh, D Cecil, C Day Lewis, R H S Crossman, R Swingler, W Godden, S Nowell Smith, E Ravilious, J Salkeld,
A J Symons, etc. 3 issues bound in one with the original wraps bound in at the rear.
Cover string marked otherwise very good. £75.00
No 2, June 1930. (E Waugh - Juvenilia 2 6 line verses; C Day Lewis, D Cecil, G Highet, with wood-engravings by
F Tremlett, O Holt, E Ravilious.) Uncommon. £30.00
FAT FROG. San Francisco. Steven Andrews Press. Ed. Sharon ASSELIN. Poems by T L Kryss, Brown Miller,
R Krech, P Winslow, H Briggs, C Major,
T McIntyre, J Michaelson, R Morris, T Thompson, etc.
4to with silkscreen cover in very good condition.
A very good copy of a scarce mimmeographed literary journal. £16.00
FELDMAN'S 5TH COMIC ANNUAL with tonic sol-fa setting.
Proceeds for the Benfit of the "Daily Mail" (Boer) War Fund.
Contents include "The Absent-Minded Beggar by Kipling; In The Navy: Why, Boys, Why; Our Brave Soldier Lads, etc.
Original wraps a little frayed on the spine. £16.00
FEMINIST REVIEW, 1979-80, vols 1-4.
Published by a London Collective to develop the theory of Women's Liberation & to be a forum for working progress…..in Women's Studies.
A substantial illustrated magazine, each more than 100pp covering a World perspective. £16.00
FENIX. Revue Litteraire et Artistique Semestrielle. Montpellier, France. Uncut.
1966 Jan, No 1. (G Seferis, L Durrell, A Miguel, H Corke, G Kunert, R Pons, E Dune,
C Camproux, P Gabriel,
L Braiquier, etc.) £10.00
1967 Jan,No 3. (A Perles, A P de Mandiargues, M La Haye, D Noguez, J Berne, S Brest,
N Koulavsky, R Sabatier,
M Peyre, M Rouanet, R Delahaye, etc.) £10.00
1968 June No 6. (M-Y Mauvezin (11 contributions), C Tence, J Kieffer, O de Marquez,
C Conduche, etc.) £10.00
FESTIVAL THEATRE REVIEW. Cambridge.
Nos 1-63, lacking 4 issues (5,8,9,17) Nov 1926-June 1929.
The Festival Theatre introduced "new theatre-craft to Cambridge &, incidentally, to England ". Denis Arundell was Music Director; Terence Gray a Producer & Ninette de Valois the Choreographic Director. Each issue provided details of the play being performed, methods of production & matters of associated interest. Each issue contained the tipped in programme designed to be "read in the dark". There were also verse, interviews, articles, correspondence, illustrated with photos & original drawings in colour & black & white. The last issue (No.63) announces the return of Amner Hill for a permanent season with Tyrone Guthrie, whose photo appears as permanent Director.
60 issues in original wraps, all very good. £180.00
Postage at cost
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