After turning up Venus and the Moon, I found another little known Open Space item. Janet Thormann's The Tarot Suite was printed in 1964 by White Rabbit and included as a supplement to Open Space 5. I am so happy to get a copy that I will show you my hand. Above is the complete Tarot Suite.
MIMEO MIMEO #6: THE POETRY ISSUE is devoted to new work by eight poets who have consistently composed quality writing that has influenced and inspired generations since the golden era of the mimeo revolution. Contributors include Bill Berkson, John Godfrey, Ted Greenwald, Joanne Kyger, Kit Robinson, Rosmarie Waldrop, Lewis Warsh, & Geoffrey Young. Cover art by George Schneeman. 
MIMEO MIMEO #5: includes a lost and found essay by Paul Blackburn on the mimeo revolution, Steve Clay on Robert Creeley’s copy of Presences, Michael Klausman on the art of poetry LPs, interviews with Lyn Hejinian and Larry Fagin, Stephanie Anderson on Alice Notley’s CHICAGO, Abel Debritto on Charles Bukowski’s rise to fame, and more. Cover art by Buzz Spector.
MIMEO MIMEO #4: focuses on the poets, artists, printers, and publications of the British Poetry Revival, a particularly rich period of activity that ran roughly parallel to the New American Poetry of the post-WWII era. On both sides of the Atlantic, the dominant modes of poetics, publishing, and media were being thought anew. Featuring: wide-ranging interviews with Tom Raworth, David Meltzer, and Trevor Winkfield; insightful essays by Richard Price, Ken Edwards, and Alan Halsey; a selection of letters from Eric Mottram to Jeff Nuttall providing a British perspective on the Lower East Side Scene; and a long out-of-print statement by Asa Benveniste, poet and publisher of London’s legendary Trigram Press.
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MIMEO MIMEO #3: THE DANNY SNELSON ISSUE plus insert, The Infernal Method written, designed and printed letterpress by Aaron Cohick. Buy now for just ten bucks!
MIMEO MIMEO #2: Interview with poet-printer Alan Loney; James Maynard on Robert Duncan; derek beaulieu on TISHbooks; and an essay by book artist Emily McVarish.
MIMEO MIMEO #1: Interview with printer-bibliographer Alastair Johnston; Jed Birmingham on My Own Mag; and Christopher Harter on the Mimeo Revolution.
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