Believe It Lens Easy Assembly [z2OhnCGF]

Unique Poetry Collection

Experience a rare gem of literature with the "Believe It Lens Easy Assembly [z2OhnCGF]" collection, a standalone edition of Frank Kuenstler's experimental poetry. First published in the esteemed journal Film Culture #33, this volume showcases Kuenstler's creative work, now available in a beautiful, first edition softcover format. This collection is a testament to the intersection of art and film, offering a glimpse into the creative mind of a master poet.

• First Edition: Own a piece of literary history with this exclusive first edition.
• Beautiful Copy: This book is in Near Fine condition, with minimal wear, making it a stunning addition to any collection.

Product Details

This book is a meticulously preserved piece of art, featuring 91 pages of poetry, meticulously formatted in a 8.5 x 10.5 inch softcover. Published in 1964 by Film Culture, a journal edited by the renowned Jonas Mekas, this collection is a standalone edition of Kuenstler's work that originally appeared in the journal's Summer 1964 issue. The wraps show minimal rubbing, and the spine has age toning, all indicative of its authentic and well-loved condition.

• Softcover: A compact and portable format that allows for easy reading and transportation.
• High Quality Printing: The book is printed in a high-quality, durable format to ensure longevity and readability.

Target Audience and Benefits

"Believe It Lens Easy Assembly [z2OhnCGF]" is an ideal purchase for poetry enthusiasts, film aficionados, and collectors of rare literary works. Its unique blend of poetry and film criticism makes it a standout piece in any collection. This book is not just a work of art but also a historical artifact, capturing the spirit of the 1960s avant-garde movement.

• Collectors' Item: A valuable addition to any collector's library, particularly for those interested in poetry and film.
• Literary Inspiration: Offer your readers a chance to immerse themselves in the creative world of Frank Kuenstler, a master of experimental poetry.