POETRY BOOKS
Wait Till I’m Dead: Uncollected Poems ed Bill Morgan. Grove Press, 2016
The Essential Ginsberg ed. Michael Schumacher, Harper Perennial, 2015
Howl Illustrated by Eric Drooker, Harper Perennial, 2010
Collected Poems 1947-1997 Harper Collins 2006
Illuminated Poems Illustrated by Eric Drooker, Thunder’s Mouth NYC 2006
The Book of Martyrdom and Artifice: First Journals and Poems 1937-1952. Ed Bill Morgan, 2006
Howl Annotated w/facsimile manuscript. Harper Perennial (Paperback), NYC, 2006
Death & Fame: Poems 1993-1997 Harper Collins, NYC 1999
Selected Poems 1947-1995 Harper Collins, NYC, 1996
Cosmopolitan Greetings Poems 1986-1993. HarperCollins, NYC, 1994
White Shroud Poems 1980-1985. Harper & Row, NYC, 1986.
Collected Poems 1947-1980. Harper/Collins, NYC, 1984.
Plutonian Ode, Poems 1977-1980. City Lights Books, SF, 1982.
Mind Breaths, Poems 1971-76. City Lights Books, SF, 1978.
Iron Horse. Coach House Press, Toronto/City Lights Books, SF, 1974.
The Fall of America, Poems of These States. City Lights Books, SF, 1973.
Planet News. City Lights Books, SF, 1968.
Reality Sandwiches. City Lights Books, SF, 1963.
Kaddish and Other Poems. City Lights Books, SF, 1961.
Howl and Other Poems. City Lights Books, SF, 1956.
PROSE BOOKS
Fall of America Journals: 1965-1971 ed Michael Schumacher, UMinn Press, 2018
South America Journals 1960 ed Michael Schumacher, UMinn Press, 2019
Iron Curtain Journals: 1965 ed Michael Schumacher, UMinn Press, 2018
First Thought: Conversations with Allen Ginsberg ed Mike Schumacher, University of Minnesota, 2017
Best Minds of My Generation: A Literary History of the Beats Ed bill Morgan, Grove Press 2017
The Letters of Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg ed Bill Morgan & David Stanford. Forthcoming. Penguin 2010.
The Letters of Allen Ginsberg –ed. Bill Morgan. DaCapo Press. 2007
The Selected Letters of Allen Ginsberg & Gary Snyder ed. Bill Morgan. Counterpoint 2007
The Book of Martyrdom & Artifice – First Journals and Poems 1937-1952 – ed. Juanita Lieberman –
Plimpton & Bill Morgan. DaCapo Press 2006
The Yage Letters. (with William Burroughs), City Lights Books, SF, 1963, 2006
Selected Interviews ed David Carter, Harper Collins, NYC 2001
Family Business: Selected Letters Between A Father & Son ed. Michael Schumacher. Bloomsbury 2001
Deliberate Prose: Selected Essays 1959-1995 ed. Bill Morgan, Harper Collins, NYC 2000
Indian Journals. Grove Press, NYC, 1996
Journals Mid-Fifties. HarperCollins, NYC, 1995
Journals Early Fifties Early Sixties. Ed. G. Ball, Grove Press, NY, 1977, 1993
Composed on the Tongue. (Literary Conversations, 1967-1977). Grey Fox Press, Bolinas, 1980.
Chicago Trial Testimony. City Lights Trashcan of History Series #1, SF, 1975.
The Visions of the Great Rememberer Epilogue to Kerouac’s Visions of Cody, Penguin, NY, 1993.
PHOTOGRAPH BOOKS & CATALOGUES
Allen Ginsberg Fotografier 1947-87. Forlaget Klim, Arhus, Denmark 1987, 2021
Floating Moments, Floating Worlds, and the Beat Generation: The Photography of Allen Ginsberg,
Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library Tornoto, 2018
Beat Memories: The Photographs of Allen Ginsberg The National Gallery of Art/Del Monico-Prestel 2010
Beat & Pieces Photology, ed. Davide Faccioli. Essay by Fernanda Pivano, Milan 2005.
Allen Ginsberg 108 Images. Fred Hoffman Fine Art, Santa Monica, 1995
Snapshot Poetics. Chronicle Books, San Francisco, 1993
Allen Ginsberg Photographs. Twelvetrees Press 1991.
Reality Sandwiches: Fotografien. Nishen, Berlin, West Germany 1989.
Allen Ginsberg Fotografier 1947-87. Forlaget Klim, Arhus, Denmark 1987.
Allen Ginsberg & Robert Frank. Galerie Watari, Tokyo, Japan April 1985
ANTHOLOGIES, INTERVIEWS, ESSAYS, BIBLIOGRAPHIES, PHOTO CAHIERS
Material Wealth: Mining the Personal Archive of Allen Ginsberg By Pat Thomas, PowerHouse, 2023
A Blue Hand: The Beats In India – Deborah Baker Ghosh. Penguin 2008
I Celebrate Myself – The Somewhat Private Life of Allen Ginsberg– Bill Morgan, Penguin 2007
The Works of Allen Ginsberg, 1941-1994 A Descriptive Bibliography. Bill Morgan, Greenwood Press, Westport, 1995
Dharma Lion: A Critical Biography of Allen Ginsberg. Michael Schumacher, St. Martin’s Press, NY, 1992
The Portable Beat Reader, Ed. Ann Charters, Viking Portable Library, NY, 1992.
Allen Ginsberg: A Biography, by Barry Miles. Simon and Schuster, NY 1989
CD’s & PHONOGRAPH RECORDS
The Fall of America A Musical Tribute Vol II Miho Hatori, Anne Waldman, Ai Weiwei, Philip Glass, WHY? Seb Taylor, Fennesz & Taylor Deupree, Oliver Ray & No Land, Devendra Banhart, Jack Dangers, Kai Campos, CJ MIrra, Thurston Moore, Saul Williams
The Fall of America A Musical Tribute Bill Frisell, Mickey Hart, Angelique Kidjo, Andrew Bird, Thurston Moore, Lee Ranaldo, Shintaro Sakamoto, Scanner Ginsberg Recordings 005, 2021
Howl At Reed College: The First Recorded Reading Of Howl & Other Poems Omnivore Records 2020
Songs of Innocence and Experience: William Blake Tuned by Allen Ginsberg. Expanded reissue Omnivore Records 2017
Allen Ginsberg Reads Kaddish – 20th Century American Ecstatic Narrative Poem (Limited Red Vinyl Edition) Real Gone Music, 2017
Last Word on First Blues expanded reissue of FIRST BLUES Omnivore Records, 2016
Ballad of the Lights: Arthur Russell and the Flying Hearts feat. Allen Ginsberg. Audika Records 2010
Allen Ginsberg Live at the Knitting Factory 6 track mini cd only available with Ginsberg Figurine, Presspop Tokyo 2010
First Blues: Songs: Produced by John Hammond 1975-81, double album, John Hammond Records, N.Y. 1983. Distributed by Columbia Records. (o.p.). Re-issued 2006 Water Music
Kaddish. Atlantic Verbum Series 4001, NY, 1966 (o.p.) Re-issued 2006 Water Music
The Allen Ginsberg Audio Collection. Harper Audio/Caedmon Collection. 3 CD set. 2004
The Voice of the Poet – Random House Audio 2004
Wichita Vortex Sutra Live at St Mark’s Church. Prd Hal Willner feat. Lenny Kaye, Lee Ranaldo, Steve Shelley, Lenny Pickett, Philip Glass et al. Artemis Records 2004
Howl & Other Poems Fantasy Records, 1998
Jack Kerouac Mexico City Blues 242 Poems read by Allen Ginsberg; Shambhala Pubs Audio, Boston, MA 1996
The Ballad of the Skeletons w/Paul McCartney, Philip Glass, Produced by Lenny Kaye, Mouth Almighty/Mercury, 1996
Howl, U.S.A. Lee Hyla score, Kronos Quartet, Nonesuch, 1996
The Lion For Real: Produced by Hal Willner, Mouth Almighty/Mercury, 1989, 1996
Holy Soul Jelly Roll: Poems & Songs 1949 -1993. Four CD set, produced by Hal Willner, Rhino Records; 1994
Hydrogen Jukebox, music by Philip Glass, libretto by Allen Ginsberg, Elektra Nonesuch #9 79286-2, 1993.
Cosmopolitan Greetings Jazzy Opera, Music by George Gruntz, words by Allen Ginsberg, 2 CD’s Migros- Genossenschafts-Bund Muzikscene Schweitz MG BCD9203, Postfach 266 CH-8031 Zürich, Switzerland, 1993
Howls, Raps & Roars: Recordings From The San Francisco Poetry Renaissance, includes “Howl and Other Poems”, Fantasy Records, 1993 4FCD-4410-2. In Print
Made in Texas, two songs (Airplane Blues & Blake’s Nurses Song) c/o Michael Minzer, Paris Records, 7010 Desco Sq., Dallas, TX 75225, 1986. In Print.
Birdbrain, with the Gluons, 33 E.P. single, 1981, Wax Trax, 638 E. 13 Ave., Denver, CO 80203 (o.p.).
First Blues, A.G. on Harmonium, Recorded by Harry Smith, edited A. & S. Charters, Folkways Record FSS 37560, NY, 1981. In Print c/o Smithsonian Institute, 955 l’Enfant Plaza, Washington D.C. 20560; Cassette order department: 301-443-2314 fax: 443-1819
Giorno Poetry Systems (G.P.S. 008-9, 016-7, 018-19) 1975-80, G.P.S. Institute 222 Bowery, NY, 10012. Some are in print — send for catalogue.
Gate, 2 evenings with Allen Ginsberg, The Loft, 1001 Stereo, Munich, 1980. Distributed 2001, Frankfurt; by City Lights in USA. (o.p.)
Wm. Blake’s Songs of Innocence & of Experience Tuned by A.G. MGM Records, NY, 1970 FTS 3083 (o.p.)
Howl and other Poems. Fantasy-Galaxy Records, #7013, 1959. 2600 10th St Berkeley CA 94710. In Print (a few left) c/o Al Bendich.
Hobo Blues Band, (Hungarian production). Budapest
Naropa Institute Tape Archive — 20 Naropa Poetry Readings, including performances with music from 1974 – 1988. Send for catalogue: 2130 Arapahoe Ave, Boulder CO 80302.
PHOTO EXHIBITION
Tibor De Nagy, New York, Sep-Oct, 1999
Tibor De Nagy, New York, Sep-Oct., 1998
Tibor De Nagy, New York, Sep-Oct, 1997
Tibor De Nagy, New York, Sep-Oct, 1996
Gallerie Seno, Milano Italy, April -June 1996
National Portrait Gallery at the Smithsonian Institution, Washington, January-June 1996 (group show)
Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, November 1995-February 1996(group show)
Zitelle Guidecca, Venice, Italy (with Hiro Yamagata) June -September, 1995
HarperCollins Exhibition Space, New York, May 1995
McKinney Avenue Contemporary, Blind Spot, Dallas, March 1995 (group show)
Washington Square East Galleries, New York University, New York, May -June, 1994 (group show)
Boulder Arts Center, Boulder, June-August, 1994
FNAC Galleries, Liège, Nancy, Orleans, Lille, Montpellier, Lyon, Grenoble, Toulouse, Mulhouse, Paris rue de Rennes, Bordeaux, Strasbourg & Paris Montparnasse, France; 1990-95
Alfred Kren Gallery, Cologne (with R. Rauschenberg); April 1992
Canon Gallery, Amsterdam, the Netherlands; January 1992
Cleveland Center for Contemporary Art, Cleveland, Ohio; September-October 1991
Robert Koch Gallery, San Francisco, California; August-September 1991
Cortland Jessup Gallery, Provincetown, Massachusetts; August 1991
Brent Sikkema Fine Art, New York; March-April 1991
Fahey /Klein, New York, New York; November 1990 (group show)
Zelda Cheatle, London, England; November 1990 (group show)
Casa Sin Nombre, (with William S Burroughs) Santa Fe, New Mexico; July 1990
Municipal Gallery, Erlanger, Germany; June 1990
Forum Der Kammerspiele Theater, East Berlin, Germany; April l990
Fotofest ’90, Houston, Texas; February 1990
Pace MacGill, New York, New York; January 1990 (group show)
Scala Theater. Ludwigsburg, Germany; November-December 1989
Fahey/Klein Gallery, Los Angeles, California; November 1989
Galerie Faber, Wien, Austria; September-October 1989
Kampnagel Fabrik, Hamburg, Germany; August-September 1989
Catherine Edleman Gallery, (with Annie Leibovitz) Chicago, Illinois; July 1989
Forum Bottcherstrasse, Bremen, Germany; May-June 1989
Stadttheater, Tübingen, Germany; December 1988
Islip Art Museum, East Islip, New York; December 1988 (group show)
Jack Tilton Gallery, New York, New York; November 1988 (group show)
Vision Gallery, Boston Massachusetts; October 1988
Whistler House Museum, Lowell, Massachusetts; June-August 1988
MaLa Gallery, Warsaw, Poland; May 1988
Society of Art Photgraphers, Krakow, Poland; March-April 1988
Fogg Museum, Cambridge, Massachusetts; March 1988
Camera Obscura School of Art, Tel Aviv, Israel; January 1988
Image Gallery, Denmark, Northern Europe, Poland; Fall 1987
Musee du Quebec, Quebec City, Quebec; October 1987 (group show)
Kellas Gallery, Lawence, Kansas; September 1987
Naropa Institute, Boulder, Colorado; July 1987
Galerie Watari, Tokyo, Japan; April 1987
Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas, Texas; January 1987
Books & Books, Coral Gables, Florida; January 1987
Forum Stantpark, Graz, Austria; October 1986 (group show)
Middendorf Gallery, Washington, D. C.; April 1985
New York Public Library, “New Acquisitions: Photographs”, New York City;
February 1985 (group show)
Holly Solomon Gallery, New York City; January 1985
FILMS/VIDEOS
Howl directed by Rob Epstein & Jeffrey Friedman 2010 biopic staring James Franco, John Hamm, Bob Balaban Werk Work Works / Oscilloscope
The Source — Chuck Workman, 1999. Calliope Films; Beat Documentary incl.: Corso, Ginsberg, Sanders et al.
No More to Say & Nothing to Weep For – Colin Still, 1997. Channel 4 Television, London/ Optic Nerve Films 181 856 2642; fax 181 319 8901
A Poet on the Lower East Side – Gyula Gazdag, 1997 AG with Istvan Eorsi & friends walking the Village telling stories: Contact ggazdag@Eemelnitz.ucla.edu
The Ballad of the Skeletons – Music video, directed by Gus Van Sant, Mouth Almighty/Mercury, 1996
The Life and Times of Allen Ginsberg – produced by Jerry Aronson 1993, First Run Features, 153 Waverly Place, New York, NY 10014; tel: 243-0600/fax: 212-989-7649
Paul Bowls: The Complete Outsider – Produced & Dir. Catherine Warnow & Regina Weinreich, 1993; First Run Features, 153 Waverly Pl New York, NY 10014; [Appearances]
Evening with Allen Ginsberg – (with Don Was, bass acc.) Lannan Foundation, 5401 McConnell Ave., L.A., CA 90066, 1990. Good performance video, some conversation.
Growing up in America. Cinephile, Ltd. 508 Queen Street West, 3rd Floor, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M5V 2B3 Phone (416)-368-7499 Directed by Morley Markson 1988. [Small interview].
It was 20 Years Ago Today, Allen discusses Sgt Peppers Lonely track by track; Granada Television, 1987.
It Don’t pay to be an Honest Citizen. 78 min. color copyright 1984 Object Productions/Jacob Burckhardt 201 E. 4th Street NYC 10009. [Bit part].
Voices & Visions. Series on Modern American Poetry in 13 one-hour segments, Jan. 1988 PBS broadcast. Allen Ginsberg appears in the segments on Whitman and W.C. Williams. Available in video cassette and 16 mm film through N.Y. Ctr. for Visual History, 625 Broadway, NYC 10012, 212-777-6900. [Comment on W. C.W.]
Beat Generation. Renaissance Motion Pictures, 23 W. 73rd St. suite #101 NYC NY 10023. 212-496 0088. Produced by Janet Forman, 1987. [Appearances.]
What Happened to Kerouac. 96-minute, 1985. Directed by Richard Lerner & Lewis MacAdams, a Richard Lerner Production, New Yorker Films, 16 W. 61st St., NYC, 10023, 212-247-6110. [Appearances.]
Father Death Blues. Part of “Don’t Grow Old,” for the Manhattan Video Project, Out There Productions,Inc., 156 W. 27th st., Ste. 5-W, NYC, NY 10001, 1984. [4 minute music poetry video].
Burroughs The Movie. Directed by Howard Brookner, produced by Howard Brookner and Alan Yentob. Giorno Video Pak 2, VHS GPS 034. (c) 1983 Citifilmsworks,(c) (p) 1985 Giorno Poetry Systems Institute Inc., 222 Bowery, NYC 10012. [Appearances.].
Writers In Conversation #16, Allen Ginsberg with R.D. Laing, ICA Video, London, 1985, Dist. Roland Collection, 3120 Pawtucket Rd. Northbrook, Il, 60602 [Performance.].
Allan ‘N’ Allen’s Complaint. 30-minute color video, Nam June Paik & Shigeko Kubota. Appeared at 1983 Whitney Museum Biennial. Dist. by Send Video Arts, 1250 17th St., San Francisco, CA 94110. [Interesting feature.].
Poetry in Motion. 87 minutes, produced and directed by Ron Mann, 1982. Sphinx Productions in association w/Giorno Poetry Systems, 222 Bowery, NYC. Distributed by Giorno Poetry Systems. Includes “Bird Brain,” “Do the Meditation,” Capital Air” and an interview with Ginsberg. [Bit part, not good].
The Living Tradition: Ginsberg on Whitman. Full Color Sound Filmstrip with addit. cassette and Teacher’s Guide. Jr. High-Jr. Coll. CE392 (The Liv. Tradition–2 cassettes.) Single cassette: (Ginsberg Reads Whitman.) Dist: Centre Productions Inc, 1312 Pine, Suite A, Boulder, Colorado, 80302.
Fried Shoes, Cooked Diamonds. With Corso, Burroughs, Leary, Orlovsky, Anne Waldman. Dir. Costanzo Allione. Dist. Mystic Fire Video, 24 Horatio St. #3, N.Y. 10014.
Renaldo & Clara. 2 & 4 hr. versions, 1977. Dir. Bob Dylan, Rolling Thunder Review stars. Distributed by Circuit Films, 910 Hennepin, Mpls MN. 55403. (o.p.) [4th Lead Role]
Me & My Brother. Dir. Robert Frank with Orlovsky Brothers, Joe Chaikin, NY, 1966 Distributed as below.
Pull My Daisy. Dir. Robert Frank & A. Leslie, Narrated by Jack Kerouac with G. Corso, P. Orlovsky, L. Rivers and D. Amram. NY, 1958. Dist. Houston Museum of Art