Something Else Press - Complete List of Something Else Press Publications, 1960s

Complete List of Something Else Press Publications, 1960s

  • Jefferson's Birthday/Postface - Dick Higgins - 1964
  • Ample Food For Stupid Thought - Robert Filliou - 1965
  • A Primer of Happenings & Time/Space Art - Al Hansen - 1965
  • The Paper Snake - Ray Johnson - 1965
  • The Four Suits - Alison Knowles, Tomas Schmit, Benjamin Patterson, Philip Corner - 1965
  • DaDa Almanach - Richard Huelsenbeck - 1966
  • An Anecdoted Topography of Chance - Daniel Spoerri - 1966
  • The Making of Americans - Gertrude Stein - 1966
  • de-coll/age happenings - Wolf Vostell - 1966
  • Games at the Cedilla, or the Cedilla - George Brecht, Robert Filliou - 1967
  • Dick's 100 Amusements - William Brisbane Dick - 1967
  • Verbi-Voco-Visual Explorations - Marshall McLuhan - 1967
  • An Anthology of Concrete Poetry - Emmett Williams - 1967
  • Changes: Notes on Choreography - Merce Cunningham - 1968
  • The Book of Hours and Constellations - Eugen Gomringer - 1968
  • There's a Little Ambiguity Over There Among the Bluebells - Ruth Krauss - 1968
  • Store Days - Claes Oldenburg- 1968
  • 246 Little Clouds - Dieter Roth - 1968
  • Geography and Plays - Gertrude Stein - 1968
  • Sweethearts - Emmett Williams - 1968
  • New Musical Resources - Henry Cowell - 1969
  • Notations - John Cage - 1969
  • The Gutman Letter - Walter Gutman - 1969
  • foew&ombwhnw - Dick Higgins - 1969
  • Lucy Church Amiably - Gertrude Stein -1969

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