"Something Else Yearbook, 1974" (1973)

West Glover, Vermont: Something Else Press (book, anthology), 1974.
7.875" x 5.75" x 0.75", 235 pages, softcover, ISBN 0-87110-091-6.

The Something Else Yearbook, 1974, an anthology edited by Jan Herman and published in softcover by Something Else Press (West Glover, Vermont) in 1973. 

Dan Georgakas interviews William S. Burroughs in "Interview: William Burroughs rapping on revolutionary techniques", pp. 22-31.

This copy was acquired from Type Punch Matrix (Silver Spring, MD.).

Not in Maynard & Miles.
Shoaf IV.40.

Contents:

• Eric Andersen:
• "SINE NOMINE" (instructional art)
• "Opus 21, 24, 28, 29, 34, 36, 39" (instructional art)
• "4 Versions of Opus 47, Opus 38" (instructional art)
• Norman Ogue Mustill: "THREE UNTITLED POEMS" (concrete poetry)
• Bernard Borgeaud: "Gette's Research" (essay)
• Paul-Armand Gette: "Four Partial Studies of Circumscribed Places" (photo & text)
• Wolf Vostell:
• "T.O.T. (Technological Oak Tree)" (invitation)
• "photo from Desastres de la Guerra, Happening & Film" (photograph)
• "Olympia '72" (collage)
• Dick Higgins:
• "Vostell's T.O.T." (essay)
• "Essay on Bob Rauschenberg" (comic)
• Alison Knowles: "Identical Lunch" (list, photos)
• Paul Zelevansky: "selections from SLEEP" (drawings)
• Dan Georgakis and William S. Burroughs: "Interview: William Burroughs rapping on revolutionary techniques"
• Jean-François Bory: "selections from concretions verbales" (concrete poetry)
• Alvin Lucier: "I am sitting in a room" (instructional art)
• Douglas Simon and Alvin Lucier: "Interview with Alvin Lucier" (interview)
• Pauline Oliveros: "Sonic Meditations" (instructional art)
• Ladislav Nebesky: "Triangles, a Play in Three Acts" (concrete poetry)
• Boris Lurie: "SHIT NO! TEN YEARS AFTER" (essay)
• Dick Higgins: "assignments" (poetry)
• Bernadette Meyer: "Memoir" (poetry)
• Clark Coolidge: "ONE'S PLENTIES" (poetry)
• Kurt Schwitters: "A Worldful of Delerium" (poetry)
• Francis Picabia: "American Spit" (poetry)
• Charles Bukowski: "A Poem to Myself" (poetry)
• Seiichi Niikuni:
• "ANTI-WAR" (concrete poetry)
• "A Public Nuisance" (concrete poetry)
• Aaron Marcus: "two untitled works" (asemic writing)
• Hideo Jajiino:
• "mind (running style)" (illustration)
• "an article" (illustration)
• Norman Ogue Mustill: "Videopoem" (concrete poetry)
• Carl Weissner: "selection from The Braille Film" (prose)
• Roberto Altmann: "fragments d'ø" (illustration, asemic writing)
• Milan Knízák: "Czech Artist Jailed!" (letters)
• Raoul Hausmann: "untitled" (collage)
• Paloma Picasso: "ABC (2)" (poetry)
• Françoise Janicot:
• Pelotage et cache-bibi" (photographs)
• "Hidden Clocks, Nos. 4 & 5" (photographs)
• "Hidden Painting" (photographs)
• Bernard Heidsieck:
• "THE WEEK (passe-partout) No. 5" (transcription)
• "Three Small Word Machines" (collages)
• Yutaka Ishii:
• "mountains and rivers" (concrete poetry)
• "a meeting" (concrete poetry)
• "water and ice 1 and 2" (concrete poetry)
• Ryojiro Yamanaka:
• "yellow/black/white" (illustration)
• "one trillion" (illustration)
• Jan Herman: "Two for a dictionary of Perverse Meaning" (collage)
• S. Clay Wilson: "Murder" (collage/comic)
• Michael Portman: "Queen Victoria Is Dead" (prose)
• John Giorno: "Tibetan Poem" (poetry)
• Lawrence Parque: "Duet from Ellie" (score)
• Mieko Shiomi: "As if It Were Floating Granules" (score)
• Jiri Valoch: "the last poem" (concrete poetry)
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