All the Graffiti on All the Bathroom Walls of the World Can't Hide These Scars

Fallen Angel Press, 1977. First Edition. Slim octavo with offwhite b&w pictorial wraps, 42 pages; perfect bound Ink mark on front and verso of cover (writing below publisher could indicate former adress of Fallen Angel Press) ; some scuffing and shelfwear; bottom right corner bumped; pages clean and binding strong. Pamphlet.

A little slice of seedy late 1970s poetry mostly set in the Bay Area and Austin. Sensual, blunt, melancholy. Cover photographs by Danny Demetriade. "Allan Davis Winans (born January 12, 1936, in San Francisco, California), known as A. D. Winans, is an American poet,[1] essayist, short story writer and publisher. Born in San Francisco, California, he returned home from Panama in 1958, after serving three years in the military. In 1962, he graduated from San Francisco State College.He made his home away from home in North Beach where he became friends with Beat poets like Bob Kaufman and Jack Micheline." —Wikipedia // San Francisco Poets