July 2023 – Jake's Journals

1970 - 1979, 1978, Kent Clair Chamberlain (Author), Rosanne Knight Pierce (Printer), Russell L. Paxton's Collection, S, The Saint Boobert Presents, United Amateur Press

The Saint Boobert Presents – Number 7, January 1978

Rarely Publishedby Kent Clair Chamberlain To Mrs. Helen Frost Herrick who was responsible for my appearance in “The International Who’s Who in Poetry” and “The … Read More ›

1980 - 1989, 1983, A, American Amateur Press Association, American Scribe Jr., Howard P. Lovecraft (Author), National Amateur Press Association, Russell L. Paxton (Printer), Russell L. Paxton's Collection, United Amateur Press

American Scribe Jr. – Number 2, Summer 1983

What Amateurdom and I Have Done for Each Otherby Howard P. Lovecraft I ENTERED Amateur Journalism late in life – at the age of nearly … Read More ›

1950 - 1959, 1951, American Amateur Press Association, Anthony D. Ricketti (Author), Burton Crane (Author), Carla Patsuris (Author), John K. Wilson (Author), Leland M. Hawes, Jr. Collection, Lexy Rosbrook (Author), Lou Ellen Rea (Author), Milton R. Grady (Author), Milton R. Grady (Printer), National Amateur Press Association, Ralph Bodnarczuk (Author), S, The Spectator, Virginia Adams (Author)

Spectator – Number 18, September 1951

Wife vs. Thesisby Lou Ellen Rea PICTURE IN your mind if you can, a struggle, battle or what have you between a mortal being and … Read More ›

1970 - 1979, 1976, American Amateur Press Association, Ann Vrooman (Author), Frederick J. Liddle (Author), Frederick J. Liddle (Printer), Harrison L. Church (Author), L. M. Lawson's Collection, Mary Floyd (Author), Max S. Barker (Author), R, Rhatt Race, Russell L. Paxton's Collection

Rhatt Race – Number 20, Spring 1976

How Deluxe Can You Get?by Fred Liddle The last issue of this paper was my first attempt at producing a 24 page journal. I found … Read More ›

1960 - 1969, 1968, American Amateur Press Association, E, Easter Ellis (Printer), Ellisonian Echoes, Mabel S. Long (Author), Martha M. Clark (Author), Russell L. Paxton's Collection, William W. Ellis (Author), William W. Ellis (Printer)

Ellisonian Echoes – Volume 18, Number 10, July 1968

“Freedom is a light for which many men have died in darkness.” – Richard Powell The Bigot’s Creedby William W. Ellis You must believe what … Read More ›