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Last Updated 11/26/2019 University of Arizona Poetry UAPC Broadside Holdings | Page 1 of 56 University of Arizona Poetry Center Broadside Holdings - Last Updated 11/26/2019 This computer-generated list is accurate to the best of our knowledge, but may contain some formatting issues and/or inaccuracies. Thank you for your understanding. Author Title / Author Publisher, Year Aaland, Cory. Country music is cool poem / Cory Aaland. Tucson, Ariz. : K Li [2013] Aaron, Howard. The Side Yard. Waldron Island Brooding Heron Press 1988. Academy of American Poets. Academy of American Poets national poetry month April 2013 [poster]. New York : Academy of American Poets 2013. Ace, Samuel, February / Samuel Ace. Tucson : Edge 2009. Adair‐Hodges, Erin. "Top Withens" and "Excerpt from What Makes All Groups? The Loom." Tucson University of Arizona 2006. Adnan, Etel. Sea in Two Poems for Courage and Change. Silver Spring Pyramid Atlantic 2006. Agard, John, Don't call alligator long‐mouth till you cross river / John Agard. [Great Britain] : London Arts Board [1997?] Agha, Shahid Ali, "A Rehearsal of Loss" Tucson Tucson Poetry Festival 1992. [Paradise Valley, Ariz.] : [Mummy Mountain Agha, Shahid Ali, A pastoral / Agha Shahid Ali. Press], [1993] Agha, Shahid Ali, "Stationery" Wesleyan University Press n.d. Ahern, Tom. Burning Deck Postcards: The fourth ten. Providence, R.I., Burning Deck Press 1978. Ahmed, Zubair. Shaving / Zubair Ahmed. [Portland, Ore.] : Tavern Books 2011. [Paradise Valley, Ariz.] : Mummy Mountain Press Ai, Cruelty / Ai. [199‐?] [Paradise Valley, Ariz.] : Mummy Mountain Press Ai, The journalist / Ai. [199‐?] On being one‐half Japanese one‐eighth Choctaw one‐fourth Black & Ai, one‐sixteenth Irish / Ai. Portland, Oregon : Tavern Books, 2018. Akers, Deborah. Mouth of the Columbia : poem / by Deborah Akers. [Portland, Oregon] : Airlie Press, 2015. Alexander, Charles, Create Culture. Tucson Chax Press 1993. Alexander, Charles, [Charles Alexander, Joseph Lease broadside]. Tucson, Arizona : Chax Press, 2019. Alexander, Christopher W. Two poems / Christopher W. Alexander. [Buffalo, N.Y.] : Cuneiform Press [2003?] Alexander, Elizabeth. Ars poetica #28 : African leave‐taking disorder / Elizabeth Alexander. New York, NY : Center for Book Arts 2005 UAPC Broadside Holdings | Page 2 of 56 Alexander, Elizabeth, The 9th annual 12th Night revel [broadsides]. Atlanta: Emory University Libraries 2009. Alexander, Elizabeth, Apollo / by Elizabeth Alexander. Chicago : The Poetry Foundation, 2011. Alshaibi, Sama. End of September : synopsis / Sama Alshaibi. Tucson : Edge 2009. Grindstone City, Mich. : The Alternative Press Journal By Alternative Press. Alternative Press [miscellaneous publications]. [1972‐ ] Among Other Things. Fall Schedule, 1991. Tucson Among Other THings 1991. Anderson, Jon. Soundings 81. Port Townsend, WA Copper Canyon Press 1981. Jon Anderson Memorial Tribute Friday, February 29, 2008 The Modern Tucson: The University of Arizona Poetry Center Anderson, Jon, Languages Auditorium 2008 [Port Townsend, Wash. : Copper Canyon Press Anderson, Jon, The Milky Way. 1981] Anderson, Jon, "The Secret of Poetry" Tucson Poetry Center n.d. 25th April 1974 / Sophia de Mello Breyner ; translated by Ruth Andresen, Sophia de Mello Breyner. Fainlight. [Great Britain] : London Arts Board n.d. Angle, Renee. "Week of queen ant" / Renee Angle. Tucson : Edge 2009. Tucson University of Arizona Center for Latin American Studies and the U of A Poetry Center Argueta, Jorge. "The Americas Award Book Fair" April 2004. Armantrout, Rae, nonesuch / Rae Armantrout. Tucson, Arizona : Chax Press, 2019. [Port Townsend, Wash.] : Copper Canyon Press Arnett, Carlen. Port Townsend port folio, 1980 : [poems]. c1980. Arthur, James, The land of Nod / James Arthur ; artwork by Julio Granda. [Richmond, MA : Mad River Press 2012. Arthur, Joel Devin. Possible Uses of Green. Tucson Case Libre en la Solana 2008. Arthur, Joel Devin. Possible uses of Green Tucson: Casa Libre en la Solana 2008 [Buffalo, N.Y.] : Poetry Collection The State Ashbery, John, Palmy / John Ashbery. University of New York at Buffalo 2011. Colorado Springs, CO : The Press at Colorado Aspaas, Byron F., Tuesday Night's Creation of Bear Woman / Byron F. Aspaas. College, 2017. Aspenstrom, Werner. Poems by Werner Aspenstrom. Santa Rosa The Clamshell Press n.d. UAPC Broadside Holdings | Page 3 of 56 A catalogue of the books and manuscripts to be sold at private auction on November 19, 1960 for the benefit of The Modern Poetry Association, following a dinner in honor of Mr. W.H. Auden : Mr. John Auden, W. H. Ciardi, Auctioneer. Chicago : Arts Club [1960] [Port Townsend, Wash.] : Copper Canyon Press Avshalomov, Doris. [Shin] : poems from the 1978 Poetry Symposium. c1978. Awry, Wren, Neon Cowboy / Wren Awry. [Tucson, Arizona] : S. Gzemski, [2018]. Axelrod, David, Song of extinctions / David Axelrod. [Grinnell, Iowa] : Green Linden Press, 2018. Baca, Jimmy Santiago, "we were born..." np n.d. [Portland, Oregon] : The Berberis Press at Lewis Baker, David, Pastoral / David Baker. & Clark College Special Collections, 2016. Walking down into Cebolla Canyon / John Balaban ; photography by Balaban, John, William Clift. Greensboro, N.C. : Unicorn Press c1980. Paradise Valley, Ariz. : Mummy Mountain Press Ball, Sally. No threat, nuthatch / Sally Ball. [2013?] Bambrick, Taneum. Reservoir / Taneum Bambrick. [Tucson, Arizona] : M. Lee, 2016. Banks, Russell. Portfolio/1967 : poems / by Russell Banks [ ... et al.] Chapel Hill, N.C. : Lillabulero Press c1967. Baraka, Amiri, "An Activist Commitment Against Racism" Tucson Chax Press 1991. Colorado Springs, Colo. : The Press at Colorado Barton, David. Vermeer / David Barton. College [1985]. When I say radiation I mean light that you cannot contain / Samiya Bashir, Samiya A., Bashir. [United States?] : Tuesday; An Art Project, 2015. Blood thinners : a song for the Howes, Manson, Royer and Gatza / Antarctica [i.e. Buffalo, N.Y.] : Soft Dog Press Basinski, Michael. Michael Basinski. 2009. Basinski, Michael. Fruithearts / Michael Basinski. [S. l. : n p n.d.] Basinski, Michael. Two not songs / Michael Basinksi [sic]. Buffalo, NY : Buffalo Vortex [2001] Basinski, Michael. Songs / Michael Basinski. Buffalo, NY : Buffalo Vortex [2001] Basinski, Michael. Nine limeraids / Michael Basinski. Buffalo, NY : Buffalo Vortex [2001] Basinski, Michael. Sugar fungi / Michael Basinski. Buffalo, NY : Buffalo Vortex 2000. Basinski, Michael. UNight / Michael Basinski. [Buffalo, New York] : [Michael Basinski], [2014] Gift on the Occasion of David K. Anderson's Gift Finale / Michael Buffalo, NY : University at Buffalo Art Galleries, Basinski, Michael, Basinski. 2015. UAPC Broadside Holdings | Page 4 of 56 Bassett, Lee. "First Chill" np n.d. Tucson, Arizona : Tucson Audubon Society in association with Pima County Department of Baylor, Byrd, Desert Dwellers Know : A Celebration of Byrd's Words. Environmental Quality, 2015. [Brooklyn, N. Y. : Printed by the Brother in Beacham, Jon. January poem (for Noah Bowers / J. B. [Jon Beacham]. Elysium 2012.] Beachy‐Quick, Dan, Responses to‐‐. / Dan Beachy‐Quick. [Grinnell, Iowa] : Green Linden Press, 2017. Tucson : University of Arizona Poetry Center Becerra, Claudeth. El valiente [The brave one] / Claudeth Becerra. 2013. Bedoya, Roberto. Two in a canoe / Roberto Bedoya. Tucson : Edge 2014. Begley, T., If it came from my heart T. Begley & Olga Broumas Tucson : Tucson Poetry Festival 1993. Or pufferfish / so dandelion / careful notes / text: Hugh Behm‐ Behm‐Steinberg, Hugh. Steinberg ; image: Mary Behm‐Steinberg. [Zurich] : Dusie 2013. Bell, Marvin, Cards. Tucson : Grilled Flowers Press l977. Bell, Marvin, "Cards" [Broadside] Bell, Marvin, "Less Help" np n.d. Paradise Valley, Ariz. : Mummy Mountain Press Bell, Marvin, Mars being red / Marvin Bell. 2008. [Portland, Oregon] : Oregon College of Art & Bell, Marvin, Sounds of the resurrected dead man's footsteps (21 / Marvin Bell. Craft, 2000. Bensley, Connie. Shopper / Connie Bensley. [Great Britain] : London Arts Board [1997?] Berkson, Bill. Red devil / Bill Berkson. [Victoria, Tex.] : Cuneiform Press 2015. Bernheimer, Kate. Whitework / Kate Bernheimer. Tucson : New Michigan Press 2010. Bernstein, Charles, Buffalo nights. Buffalo : Cuneiform Press 2005. Berrigan, Anselm. From Notes from irrelevance / Anselm Berrigan. [Brooklyn, N. Y.] : Argos Books 2011. Berrigan, Anselm. Attention dissolves / Anselm Berrigan. [Hadley, Mass.?] : [Flying Object?], [2011?] [Brooklyn, New York] : Ugly Duckling Presse, Berrigan, Anselm, Degrets / Anselm Berrigan. 2016. Berrigan, Ted. Red shift / Ted Berrigan. [Brooklyn, N.Y.] : [Brother in Elysium], [2013] Berssenbrugge, Mei‐mei, Tan Tien / Mei‐mei Berssenbrugge. [Tucson] : Chax Press [1988?] Bertolino, James. The Toast [broadside]. Port Townsend Copper Canyon Press 1977. Bertolino, James, "The Adequacy" Copperhead Press UAPC Broadside Holdings | Page 5 of 56 Bervin, Jen. Untitled / by Jen Bervin. Portland, Or. : Letra Chueca Press 2015. Bibbins, Mark. Being our pictures / Mark Bibbins. [Brooklyn, N. Y.] : Argos Books 2011. Bidart, Frank, "Curse" n.p. np n.d. [Riverside, Calif.] : University of California Biedrzycki, Miłosz, Massachusetts / MLB ; translated from the Polish by Frank L. Vigoda. Riverside 2010. Biel, Joe, Siglio ephemera. #7. [Los Angeles, California] : Siglio [2013] Poetics and politics 2015 : the poetics and politics of water ; readings by American Indian writers / Sherwin Bitsui ; Simon J. Ortiz ; Ofelia Tucson : University of Arizona Department of Bitsui, Sherwin, Zepeda ; Natalie Diaz. American Indian Studies 2015. [Tucson,
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