Barry Miles

<h1 class="entry-title">Biography</h1>

I was born in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, February 21, 1943,  and educated at Cirencester Grammar School. I did four years at Gloucestershire College of Art from 1959 until 1963: two years in Stroud and two in Cheltenham, something I’ve covered in my In The Sixties. In Stroud I lived with three other artists in a classic ‘beatnik pad’, in fact more of a prototype hippie commune. I graduated with an NDD and followed college with a year at the University of London Institute of Education at Senate House (1963-4) learning to be an art teacher. I received my ATD but never taught. Instead I walked down the Charing Cross Road and got a job in Joseph Poole’s bookshop. A few months later, I moved two doors up the street and got a job as manager of the paperback section of Better Books organising readings, film-shows, etc. and importing all manner of mimeographed poetry magazines from the States and Europe. Allen Ginsberg stayed with me in 1965 and the Royal Albert Hall Poetry Festival was initially thought of and organised from Better Books.

That year John Hopkins (Hoppy) and I started Lovebooks Ltd to publish poetry and radical literature. I edited an anthology called Darazt, which featured a piece by William Burroughs, collages by me, photographs of Gala Mitchell by Hoppy and a long poem by Lee Harwood. Next came Long Hair magazine, named by Allen Ginsberg and featuring a long section from his Ankor Wat journal. Later in 1965 I joined Peter Asher and John Dunbar to form a company called MAD, Miles Asher and Dunbar, and opened Indica Books and Gallery. I did the books, John Dunbar did the art. Paul McCartney was living in Peter’s family house and was quickly roped in to help: he put up shelves, painted walls and designed the wrapping paper. It was at Indica Gallery that John Lennon first met Yoko One while we were hanging her first show in Europe.

In October 1966 Hoppy and I + many others including Sue Miles, Jack Henry Moore, Jim Haynes and editor Tom McGrath, started International Times (IT), Europe’s first underground newspaper. IT ran for 174 issues in its first series, from 1966 until 1974, and I wrote or was involved with them all. I also sometimes wrote for Oz magazine at the same time. I made my first visit to New York in 1967 to check out the underground scene there. In 1968 John Lennon and Paul McCartney asked me to start an experimental label called Zapple to compliment Apple Records, which released the Beatles’ work. I recorded albums by Charles Olson, in Gloucester Mass; Ken Weaver, in New York; Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Michael McClure and Richard Brautigan in San Francisco, and Charles Bukowski in Los Angeles. When Zapple closed I managed to get most of them released elsewhere. I next produced Allen Ginsberg singing his versions of William Blake’s Songs of Innocence and Experience. (MGM, 1969). I catalogued Ginsberg’s tape archives 1970-71, living at the Hotel Chelsea in New York during the winter and on Ginsberg’s hippie commune in upstate New York in the summer, in 1971 we moved to a commune in Berkeley.

Back in Blighty I became a free-lance contributor to New Musical Express thanks to my old friend Mickey Farren and wrote several hundred record reviews, concert reports, and interviews for them from 1975-8 including their first concert review and first interview with the Clash. In 1978-9 I edited Time Out, the London listings magazine, with Peace Marchbank: he designed it and handled the words. After a spell as a free-lance editor for Omnibus Press  I became a writer. I had done a lot of rock ‘n’ roll ‘quickies’ but my Allen Ginsberg biography was my first proper book. I began it in 1984.

I have travelled a lot, spending years in New York and in France, also visiting Australia, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Moscow, Cuba and travelling extensively in the States & Canada. Last year I made my first visit to Brazil.

I have been a member of the College of ‘pataphysics since 1965. I am a visiting fellow at Liverpool  John Moore’s University. My archives are in Columbia University and the British Library, with a few bits in Stanford and New York Public Library. I have been with my partner <a href="http://www.rosemarybailey.com/">Rosemary Bailey</a> – also a writer – since 1978 and we have a son, Theo, born in 1990. I live in London.

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<h2>Beat Generation Books</h2>

<h4>William S. Burroughs, A Life</h4>

UK Edition - I have been working on the research for Call Me Burroughs for some time... The idea is to publish it on February 5, 2014, the 100th anniversary of Bill’s Read more...

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<h4>Call Me Burroughs, A Life</h4>

US Edition - I have been working on the research for Call Me Burroughs for some time... The idea is to publish it on February 5, 2014, the 100th anniversary of Bill’s Read more...

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<h4>The Beat Hotel</h4>

The Beat Hotel is the story of last great bohemian hotel in Paris and describes an overlooked part of the story of the Read more...

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<h4>Charles Bukowski</h4>

All through the sixties one of the strongest voices in the little literary magazines that I sold at Better Books, then later at Indica Books, was Charles Bukowski Read more...

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<h4>Jack Kerouac: King of the Beats</h4>

Having written books about Allen Ginsberg and William Burroughs, it seems obvious that the next Beat biography should be of Jack Kerouac Read more...

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<h4>William Burroughs: El Hombre Invisible</h4>

Bill Burroughs seemed the logical book to do after my Allen Ginsberg biography as I knew him and I had only just finished researching the basic Beat Generation story Read more...

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<h4>Allen Ginsberg: Beat Poet</h4>

In 1983 I was hanging around in New York with my friend Victor Bockris and through him got to know his friend Andrew Wylie; they wrote articles and books together Read more...

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<h2>Counter-culture Books</h2>

<h4>In the Seventies</h4>

In the Seventies follows on from my In the Sixties, beginning with the Weathermen explosion in Greenwich Village Read more...

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<h4>London Calling</h4>

London Calling is the story of the counter-culture from the end of the Second World War until the end of Read more...

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<h4>Hippie</h4>

This was always conceived as an illustrated book, with the pictures telling the story of the youth counter-culture of Read more...

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<h4>In the Sixties</h4>

In 1970, Allen Ginsberg, who loved gossip, kept telling me to write down all the stories about my life in the Sixties Read more...

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<h4>Peace</h4>

This was a commissioned book, but one that was of great interest to me as I was a very active member of CND in the Read more...

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<h2>Rock ‘n’ Roll Books</h2>

<h4>The British Invasion</h4>

‘Rock ‘n’ roll had died in 1958, was resurrected in 1963 in Britain, and returned to the States in a different form. It had the same Read more...

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<h4>Zappa: A Biography</h4>

My publisher suggested this, knowing that I used to know Zappa. I first met him in New York in 1967 when Ken Weaver Read more...

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<h4>Pink Floyd: The Early Years</h4>

All the through the late seventies and the eighties, I produced dozens of rock ‘n’ roll books for Omnibus Read more...

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<h4>Paul McCartney: Many Years From Now</h4>

Andrew Wylie, my agent, suggested Paul McCartney as the subject of my next book, ‘but it has to be authorised,’

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<h1 class="entry-title">Full Bibliography</h1>

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<li><a href="http://barrymiles.co.uk/bibliography/#a">(A) Books and Pamphlets</a></li>

<li><a href="http://barrymiles.co.uk/bibliography/#b">(B) Anthologies, introductions, forwords and afterwords, books edited and long quotations</a></li>

<li><a href="http://barrymiles.co.uk/bibliography/#c">(C) Periodical Appearances</a></li>

<li><a href="http://barrymiles.co.uk/bibliography/#e">(E) Recordings</a></li>

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<h3>A: [Books and Pamphlets]</h3>

<address>A01. [offprint] “The Rebirth of Joy”</address>

<address>A mimeo edition of the article that Peter Owen left out of Joe Berke’s Counter Culture. nd. [1970?] unauthorised reprint, 1970.</address>

<address>A02. A Catalogue of the William S. Burroughs Archive.</address>

<address>Ollon, Switzerland and London: Am Here Books and the Covent Garden Press, 1973. 1/250 signed by Miles, Burroughs and Gysin. [special signed ltd edition 1/26 also issued in slipcase]</address>

<address>A03. You Must Enter To See, A Description of the Paintings and Watercolours of Lilia Aaron as seen by Miles.</address>

<address>4pp mimeo catalogue to Lilia Aaron painting exhibition in Ollon, Switzerland, 1973</address>

<address>A04. Reich.</address>

<address>London: Dragon Press. [unauthorised offprint of Image magazine article. Probably originating with Compendium Bookshop, Camden, 1974.]</address>

<address>A05. [w/ Pearce Marchbank] The Illustrated Rock Almanac.</address>

<address>London: Paddington Press, 1977. [Marchbank did the graphic design, words by Miles] Large format paperback, heavily illustrated.</address>

<address>A06. Bob Dylan.</address>

<address>London: Big O Publishing, 1978. [Paperback], illustrated.</address>

<address>A07a. Bob Dylan In His Own Words.</address>

<address>London: Omnibus Press, 1978. [Paperback] illustrated</address>

<address>A07b. Bob Dylan In His Own Words.</address>

<address>New York: Grey Fox, 1978. [Paperback] illustrated</address>

<address>A08a. The Beatles In Their Own Words.</address>

<address>London: Omnibus Press, 1978. [Paperback] illustrated</address>

<address>A08b. The Beatles In Their Own Words.</address>

<address>New York: Quick Fox, 1978. [Paperback] illustrated</address>

<address>A08c. The Beatles In Their Own Words.</address>

<address>London: W.H. Allen, 1982. [hardback]</address>

<address>A08d. The Beatles In Their Own Words.</address>

<address>[New edition, new cover] London: Omnibus Press, 1994</address>

<address>A09. [w/ Joe Maynard] William S. Burroughs, A Bibliography 1953-1973.</address>

<address>Charlottesville, Virginia: Bibliographical Society of the University of Virginia Press, 1978. [signed ltd edition signed by Burroughs also issued]</address>

<address>illustrated with photographs by Brion Gysin, frontispiece by Richard Avadon.</address>

<address>A10. Rolling Stones, An Illustrated Discography.</address>

<address>London: Omnibus Press, 1980. [paperback]</address>

<address>A11a. Pink Floyd, A Visual Documentary.</address>

<address>London: Omnibus Press, 1980. [paperback] Large format, illustrated.</address>

<address>A11b. Pink Floyd, A Visual Documentary.</address>

<address>London: Omnibus Press, 1980. [contains 16 page update] Large format, illustrated</address>

<address>[some copies mistakenly issued with old cover. Rest of run destroyed]</address>

<address>A11c. Pink Floyd, A Visual Documentary.</address>

<address>New York: Quick Fox, 1980. [includes the 16 page update]</address>

<address>A11d. Pink Floyd, A Visual Documentary. 21st Anniversary Edition.</address>

<address>London: Omnibus Press, 1988. [further updated]</address>

<address>A11e. [w/ Andy Mabbett] Pink Floyd, The Visual Documentary.</address>

<address>London: Omnibus Press, 1994 [updated at end by Andy Mabbett]</address>

<address>A12a. David Bowie In His Own Words.</address>

<address>London: Omnibus Press, 1980. [paperback]</address>

<address>A12b. David Bowie In His Own Words.</address>

<address>New York: Quick Fox, 1980. [paperback]</address>

<address>A12c. David Bowie In His Own Words.</address>

<address>London: W.H. Allen, 1982. [hardback, self covers]</address>

<address>A12d. David Bowie In His Own Words.</address>

<address>[new edition, new covers] London: Omnibus Press, 1984 [paperback]</address>

<address>A13a. David Bowie Black Book.</address>

<address>London: Omnibus Press, 1980. [hardback, w/dust wrapper] [illustrated]</address>

<address>A13b. David Bowie Black Book.</address>

<address>London: Omnibus Press, 1980. [hardback, self covers: book club edition]</address>

<address>A13c. David Bowie Black Book.</address>

<address>London: Omnibus Press, 1980 [paperback]</address>

<address>A13d. David Bowie Black Book.</address>

<address>New York: Quick Fox, 1980. [paperback]</address>

<address>A13e. David Bowie Black Book.</address>

<address>[updated edition] London: Omnibus Press, 1984.</address>

<address>A14a. John Lennon In His Own Words.</address>

<address>London, Omnibus Press, 1980. [paperback]</address>

<address>A14b. John Lennon In His Own Words.</address>

<address>London: W. H. Allen, 1981. [hardback]</address>

<address>A14c. John Lennon In His Own Words.</address>

<address>[New edition, new cover] London, Omnibus Press, 1994.</address>

<address>A15a. Pink Floyd. The Illustrated Discography.</address>

<address>London: Omnibus Press, 1981. [hardback, self covers]</address>

<address>A15b. Pink Floyd. The Illustrated Discography.</address>

<address>London: Omnibus Press, 1981. [paperback]</address>

<address>A16a. [as Kevin St. John] Cliff In His Own Words.</address>

<address>London: Omnibus Press, 1981. [paperback]</address>

<address>A16b. [as Kevin St. John] Cliff In His Own Words.</address>

<address>London: W. H. Allen, 1981. [hardback, self covers].</address>

<address>A17. The Jam. An Illustrated Biography.</address>

<address>London: Omnibus Press, 1981. [Oversize paperback]</address>

<address>A18. The Pretenders. An Illustrated Biography</address>

<address>London: Omnibus Press, 1981 [Oversize paperback]</address>

<address>A19. Talking Heads. An Illustrated Biography.</address>

<address>London: Omnibus Press, 1981 [Oversize paperback]</address>

<address>A20. The Ramones. An Illustrated Biography</address>

<address>London: Omnibus Press, 1981 [Oversize paperback]</address>

<address>A21. The Clash. An Illustrated Biography</address>

<address>London: Omnibus Press, 1981 [Oversize paperback]</address>

<address>London: Omnibus Press, 1981 [Oversize paperback]</address>

<address>A23a. The Police, a Visual Documentary.</address>

<address>London: Omnibus Press, 1981. [Oversize paperback]</address>

<address>A23b. The Police, a Visual Documentary.</address>

<address>[updated edition] London: Omnibus Press, 1982</address>

<address>A24a. Mick Jagger In His Own Words.</address>

<address>London: Omnibus Press, 1981. [paperback]</address>

<address>A25a. Sex & Drugs & Rock ‘n’ Roll.</address>

<address>London: Bobcat Books, 1985.</address>

<address>A25b. Sex & Drugs & Rock ‘n’ Roll.</address>

<address>London: Omnibus Press, 1985 [printed but not issued]</address>

<address>A25c. Sex & Drugs & Rock ‘n’ Roll.</address>

<address>[combined edition, with Chris Charlesworth’s second volume] London: Bobcat Books, 1993.</address>

<address>A26a. Ginsberg: A Biography.</address>

<address>New York: Simon & Schuster, 1989. [hardback, w/dust wrapper]</address>

<address>A26b. Ginsberg: A Biography.</address>

<address>London: Viking Penguin, 1989 [hardback, w/dust wrapper]</address>

<address>A26c. Ginsberg: A Biography.</address>

<address>New York: Harper Perennial, 1989 [Trade paper size for their own book club]</address>

<address>A26d. Ginsberg: A Biography.</address>

<address>New York: Harper Perennial, 1990 [paperback]</address>

<address>A26e. Ginsberg: A Biography.</address>

<address>London: Penguin, 1990 [paperback]</address>

<address>A26f. Ginsberg: A Biography.</address>

<address>[Revised, updated edition] London: Virgin Books, 2002 [uniform edition]</address>

<address>A26g. Ginsberg: A Biography.</address>

<address>[Revised, updated edition, new preface] London: Virgin Books, 2010 [new uniform edition]</address>

<address>A26h. Allen Ginsberg Beat Poet.</address>

<address> [Revised, new cover, new title, uniform edition] London: Virgin Books, 2010</address>

<address>A27. Two Lectures on the Work of Allen Ginsberg.</address>

<address>London: Turret Papers, 1992. [one of 500 copies, pamphlet]</address>

<address>A28a. William Burroughs: El Hombre Invisible.</address>

<address>London: Virgin Books. [hardback, w/ dust wrapper]</address>

<address>A28b. William Burroughs: El Hombre Invisible.</address>

<address>New York: Hyperion Books, 1993. [hardback w/dust wrapper]</address>

<address>A28c. William Burroughs: El Hombre Invisible.</address>

<address>London: Virgin Books, 1993. [paperback]</address>

<address>A28d. William Burroughs: El Hombre Invisible.</address>

<address>New York: Hyperion Books, 1994. [paperback]</address>

<address>A28e. William Burroughs: El Hombre Invisible.</address>

<address>London: Virgin Books, 2002. [paperback] [uniform edition]</address>

<address>A28f. William Burroughs: El Hombre Invisible.</address>

<address>London: Virgin Books, 2010. [paperback] [new uniform edition]</address>

<address>A29. Zappa. A Visual Documentary.</address>

<address>London: Omnibus Press, 1993. [illustrated oversize paperback]</address>

<address>A30. Frank Zappa In His Own Words.</address>

<address>London: Omnibus Press, 1993. [illustrated]</address>

<address>A31. The Rolling Stones. A Visual Documentary.</address>

<address>London: Omnibus Press, 1994. [illustrated oversize paperback]</address>

<address>A32a. Paul McCartney: Many Years From Now.</address>

<address>London: Secker & Warburg, 1997. [hardback w/dust wrapper]</address>

<address>A32b. Paul McCartney: Many Years From Now.</address>

<address>New York: Henry Holt, 1997. [hardback w/dust wrapper]</address>

<address>A32c. Paul McCartney: Many Years From Now.</address>

<address>London: Vintage, 1998. [paperback]</address>

<address>A32e. Paul McCartney: Many Years From Now.</address>

<address>New York: Owl Books, 1998. [paperback]</address>

<address>A33a. [w/ Charles Perry] I Want to Take You Higher. The Psychedelic Era 1965-1969.</address>

<address>San Francisco: Chronicle Books, in association with the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. [hardback w/dust wrapper]</address>

<address>A33b. [w/ Charles Perry] I Want to Take You Higher. The Psychedelic Era 1965-1969.</address>

<address>San Francisco: Chronicle Books, in association with the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, 1997. [paperback]</address>

<address>A34a. The Beatles, A Diary.</address>

<address>London: Omnibus Press, 1998. [oversize paperback]</address>

<address>A34b. The Beatles Diary. Volume 1: The Beatles Years.</address>

<address>London: Omnibus Press, 2001. [New edition with extra material by other authors, redesigned paperback]</address>

<address>A34c. The Beatles: A Diary.</address>

<address>London: Omnibus Press, 2002 [Original large format edition, 34a, shrunk down to small paperback format.]</address>

<address>A34d. The Beatles: A Diary.</address>

<address>London: Omnibus Press, 2007 [Original large format edition, 34a, with new cover]</address>

<address>A35a. Jack Kerouac, King of the Beats. A Portrait.</address>

<address>London: Virgin, 1998. [hardback w/dust wrapper]</address>

<address>A35b. Jack Kerouac, King of the Beats. A Portrait.</address>

<address>New York: Henry Holt, 1998. [hardback w/dust wrapper]</address>

<address>A35c. Jack Kerouac, King of the Beats. A Portrait.</address>

<address>New York: Owl Books, 1998. [paperback]</address>

<address>A35d. Jack Kerouac, King of the Beats. A Portrait.</address>

<address>London: Virgin, 1999. [paperback]</address>

<address>A35e. Jack Kerouac, King of the Beats. A Portrait.</address>

<address>London: Virgin, 2002. [paperback][uniform edition]</address>

<address>A35f. Jack Kerouac, King of the Beats. A Portrait.</address>

<address>London: Virgin, 2010. [paperback][new uniform edition]</address>

<address>A36. Jack Kerouac, Roi Des Beatniks.</address>

<address>Paris, Editions du Rocher, 1999 [Entirely different text, only edition, in French]</address>

<address>A37a. The Beat Hotel. Ginsberg, Burroughs, and Corso in Paris, 1957-1963.</address>

<address>New York: Grove Press, 2000. [hardback w/dust wrapper]</address>

<address>A37b. The Beat Hotel. Ginsberg, Burroughs, and Corso in Paris, 1957-1963.</address>

<address>New York: Grove Press, 2001. [paperback]</address>

<address>A37c. The Beat Hotel. Ginsberg, Burroughs, and Corso in Paris, 1957-1963.</address>

<address>London: Atlantic Books, 2001 [hardback w/dust wrapper]</address>

<address>A37d. The Beat Hotel. Ginsberg, Burroughs, and Corso in Paris, 1957-1963.</address>

<address>London: Atlantic Books, 2003 [paperback]</address>

<address>A38a. In the Sixties.</address>

<address>London: Jonathan Cape. 2002. [hardback w/dust wrapper]</address>

<address>A38b. In The Sixties.</address>

<address>London: Pimlico, 2003 [paperback]</address>

<address>A39a. Hippie.</address>

<address>London: Cassell Illustrated, 2003 [hardback w/dust wrapper]</address>

<address>A39b. Hippie.</address>

<address>New York: Sterling Publications, 2004 [hardback w/dust wrapper]</address>

<address>A39c. Hippie.</address>

<address>London. Cassell Illustrated, 2004 [paperback]</address>

<address>A39d. Hippie.</address>

<address>New York: Sterling Publications, 2005 [paperback]</address>

<address>A39e. Hippie.</address>

<address>New York: Sterling Publications, 2005. [Trade paperback]</address>

<address>A39f. Hippie.</address>

<address>London: Cassell Illustrated, 2005 [Trade paperback]</address>

<address>A40a. Frank Zappa.</address>

<address>New York: Grove Press, 2004. [hardback w/dust wrapper]</address>

<address>A40b. Zappa.</address>

<address>London: Grove Atlantic, 2004. [hardback w/dust wrapper]</address>

<address>A40c. Frank Zappa.</address>

<address>New York: Grove Press, 2005. [paperback]</address>

<address>A40d. Zappa.</address>

<address>London: Grove Atlantic, 2005. [paperback]</address>

<address>A41a. Bukowski.</address>

<address>London: Virgin Books, 2005. [hardback w/dust wrapper]</address>

<address>A41b. Bukowski.</address>

<address>London: Virgin Books, 2006. [paperback]</address>

<address>A41c. Bukowski.</address>

<address>London: Virgin Books, 2009. [mass market paperback format]</address>

<address>A42a. [with Grant Scott and Johnny Morgan (Mal Peachy)] The Greatest Album Covers Of All Times.</address>

<address>London: Collins and Brown, 2005. [hardback w/dust wrapper]</address>

<address>A42b. [with Grant Scott and Johnny Morgan (Mal Peachy)] The Greatest Album Covers Of All Times.</address>

<address>London: Collins and Brown, 2006. [small format hardback w/dust wrapper]</address>

<address>A43. Pink Floyd The Early Years.</address>

<address>[paperback original] London: Omnibus Press, 2006.</address>

<address>A44a. Peace. 50 Years of Protest 1958-2008.</address>

<address>London: Collins & Brown, 2008. [hardback w/dust wrapper]</address>

<address>A44b. Peace. 50 Years of Protest.</address>

<address>Pleasantville, NY: Readers’ Digest, 2008. [hardback w/dust wrapper]</address>

<address>A45a. The British Invasion</address>

<address>New York: Sterling Publications, 2009 [hardback w/dust wrapper]</address>

<address>A45b The British Invasion.</address>

<address>The same book specially bound in leather, with three colour tooled design, with gilt edging and silk endpapers and bookmark in an edition of 100 copies by the Fraquito Group.</address>

<address>A46a. London Calling: A Countercultural History of London Since 1945.</address>

<address>London: Grove Atlantic, 2010 [hardback w/dust wrapper]</address>

<address>A46b. London Calling: A Countercultural History of London Since 1945.</address>

<address>London: Grove Atlantic, 2011 [paperback]</address>

<address>A47. In The Seventies</address>

<address>London: Serpent’s Tale, 2011 [paperback original]</address>

<address>A48. [(with Mal Peachy) as Johnny Morgan] Disco</address>

<address>New York, Sterling, 2011 [hardback w/dust wrapper]</address>

<address>A49a. The Name Is Burroughs – Expanded Media – Barry Miles Collection</address>

<address>Karlsruhe: ZKM/Museum of Contemporary Art, 2012 [exhibition catalogue, bi-lingual, of photographs in a Burroughs show taken from the Miles Collection.]</address>

<address>A49b. [new title] Duke Street St. James’s. Some Photographs of William S. Burroughs.</address>

<address>Karlsruhe: ZKM/ Museum of Contemporary Art, 2012 [one of 440 numbered copies in English]</address>

<address>A50a Call Me Burroughs New York, The Twelve, 2014 [hardback w/dust wrapper]</address>

<address>A50b William S. Burroughs, a Life London, Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 2014 [hardback w/dust wrapper. Same book but with different title for UK market]  </address>

<h3>B: [Anthologies, introductions, forwords and afterwords, books edited and long quotations.]</h3>

<address>B01. Darazt Anthology.</address>

<address>London: Lovebooks, 1965 [edited, and contributed “Three Collages about sex suppression and repression, etc.” [one of  500 copies - never numbered]</address>

<address>B02. Between the Lines.</address>

<address>October 1965. The Ben Barka affair in news clips. Lovebooks [published with John Hopkins, helped with layout and printing]</address>

<address>B03. Penguin Modern Poets 9.</address>

<address>Harmondsworth: Penguin Books, 1967. [edited the Rexroth selection]</address>

<address>B04. Special Pop 1-Numéro Special</address>

<address>Paris: Albin Michel, 1967. [contributed Paul McCartney interview]</address>

<address>B05. Some of IT [edited by David Mairowitz]</address>

<address>London: Knuller, 1967. [contributed: “UFO” and “UFO Dies”]</address>

<address>B06. Two Pieces, by Frank O’Hara.</address>

<address>London: Long Hair Books, 1967 [edited, designed and published]</address>

<address>B07. Revolutionary Letters, by Diane di Prima.</address>

<address>London: Long Hair Books, 1967 [edited, designed and published]</address>

<address>B08a. Notes From the New Underground, edited by Jessie Kornbluth.</address>

<address>New York: Viking Press, 1968 [hardback w/dust wrapper] [contains interviews with George Harrison and Paul McCartney]</address>

<address>B08b. Notes From the New Underground, edited by Jessie Kornbluth.</address>

<address>New York: Viking Press, 1969 [paperback] [contains interviews with George Harrison and Paul McCartney]</address>

<address>B09. Underground Graphics, edited by Graham Keen.</address>

<address>Academy Editions, London, 1970. [contributed several drawings, taken from IT][second revised edition, only. Miles not in first edition.]</address>

<address>B10a. Bamn: Outlaw Manifestos and Ephemera, 1965-1970. Edited by Peter Stansill and David Zane Mairowitz</address>

<address>Harmondsworth: Penguin Books, 1971</address>

<address>B11.  James Taylor, Sweet Baby James.</address>

<address>poster, Warner Bros, Hollywood, CA. [reprints article on James from IT, April 24, 1970]</address>

<address>B12. Am Here Books Catalog One, winter.</address>

<address>Ollon, Vaud, Swiss: 1973. [Extract from the introduction to A Descriptive Catalog of the WSB Archive.]</address>

<address>B13. Exterminateur! by William Burroughs</address>

<address>Paris: Christian Bourgeois, 1974. [contributed an Introduction]</address>

<address>B14. Zappa.</address>

<address>Manchester: Babylon Books, nd [1974] [reprints three articles on Zappa from IT]</address>

<address>[bootlegged]</address>

<address>B15. The Rolling Stone Rock ‘n’ Roll Reader, edited by Ben Fong-Torres</address>

<address>New York: Bantam Books, 1974 [reprints “Crosby Stills and Nash, in Search of Individuality” from Rolling Stone. [paperback original]</address>

<address>B16. Eric Clapton.</address>

<address>London: Wise Publications, 1975. [contributed a 16 page history and a discography to a song book]</address>

<address>B17. Jimi Hendrix.</address>

<address>London: Wise Publications, 1975. [contributed the discography.]</address>

<address>B18. Le Métro Blanc by William Burroughs..</address>

<address>Paris: Bourgeois/Seuil, 1976. [contributed an Introduction]</address>

<address>B19. The Rolling Stones File.</address>

<address>London: Music Sales/Essex Music, 1976. [made the music selection and contributed a 32 page illustrated text]</address>

<address>B20. The Beatles. The Singles Collection 1962-1970.</address>

<address>London: Wise Publications, 1976. [contributed research]</address>

<address>B21a. The Illustrated New Musical Express Encyclopedia of Rock.</address>

<address>[compiled by Nick Logan and Bob Woffinden] [hardback] Hamlyn – Salamaner, 1976. [contributed the entry on Zappa and many others]</address>

<address>B21b. The Illustrated New Musical Express Encyclopedia of Rock.</address>

<address>[compiled by Nick Logan and Bob Woffinden] [paperback] New Edition. Salamanar, 1977. [contributed the entry on Zappa and many others]</address>

<address>B21c. The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Rock.</address>

<address>[compiled by Nick Logan and Bob Woffinden] New Revised Edition. [paperback] Salamanar, 1978. [contributed the entry on Zappa and many others]</address>

<address>B21d. The Illustrated New Musical Express Encyclopedia of Rock.</address>

<address>[compiled by Nick Logan and Bob Woffinden] New Revised Edition. [paperback] Salamanar, 1982 [contributed the entry on Zappa and many others]</address>

<address>B22. Rolling Stones 76</address>

<address>London, 1976. [contributed: “Stones Don’t Float; Miles remembers Brian Jones” [to accompany the European tour, unofficial merchandising]</address>

<address>B23. Stratosphere</address>

<address>Tangerine Dream. European Tour programme Oct 20-Dec 15, 1976 [edited and written by Miles]</address>

<address>B24. Stratosphere</address>

<address>Tangerine Dream. North American Tour March 29-April 26, 1977 [edited and written by Miles]</address>

<address>B25. Elvis Aaron Presley 1935-1977. The memorial Album.</address>

<address>London: Wise Publications. Songbook, 1977 [life chronology and selected songs]</address>

<address>B26. Elvis Presley. The Number Ones 1957-1963.</address>

<address>London: Wise Publications, 1977. [Research and notes on the songs.]</address>

<address>B27. Mersey Beat The Beginnings of The Beatles.</address>

<address>London: Omnibus Press, 1977. [contributed: compiled the facsimile pages from Mersey Beat newspaper and edited the book, though this is credited to Bill Harry, the paper’s original editor.]</address>

<address>B28a. Bananas.</address>

<address>London: Quartet Books, 1977 [contributed: “Meeting Allen Ginsberg” taken from Bananas magazine] [hardback w/dust wrapper]</address>

<address>B28b. Bananas.</address>

<address>London: Quartet Books, 1977 [contributed: “Meeting Allen Ginsberg” taken from Bananas magazine] [paperback]</address>

<address>B29. The Clash.</address>

<address>London: CBS Records Press Office, 1977 [reproduces “London’s Burning Out” from NME March 19, 1977]</address>

<address>B30. Elvis: His First and Last Hits. Sheet Music for Heartbreak Hotel and Way Down.</address>

<address>London: Wise Pubs, 1977 [text by Miles] [with poster]</address>

<address>B31. Gentle Giant Biography.</address>

<address>London: Chrysalis Records Press Office, 1977.</address>

<address>B32. Barbara Dixon Biography</address>

<address>London: CBS Records Press Office, 1977.</address>

<address>B33. Leonard Cohen’s Greatest Hits.</address>

<address>London: Wise Publications, 1978. Songbook. [selected the songs]</address>

<address>B34. The Anthology Series: Cat Stevens. Songbook.</address>

<address>London: Wise Publications, 1978. [selected the songs.]</address>

<address>B35. The Anthology Series: James Taylor. Songbook.</address>

<address>London: Wise Publications, 1978. [selected the songs.]</address>

<address>B36. The Anthology Series: Judy Collins. Songbook.</address>

<address>London: Wise Publications, 1978. [selected the songs.]</address>

<address>B37. The Anthology Series: Janis Ian. Songbook.</address>

<address>London: Wise Publications, 1978. [selected the songs.]</address>

<address>B38. The Anthology Series: Joan Baez. Songbook.</address>

<address>London: Wise Publications, 1978. [selected the songs.]</address>

<address>B39. Sex Pistols File, Now Updated, by Ray Stevenson.</address>

<address>London: Omnibus Press, 1978. [contribution: extra eight pages added at end for the update] [edited all editions of the book]</address>

<address>B40. Elvis The Ballads.</address>

<address>London: Wise Publications, 1978. Songbook. [notes on the songs and selection of songs]</address>

<address>B41. Elvis The Movies.</address>

<address>London: Wise Publications, 1978. Songbook. [notes on the songs and selection of songs]</address>

<address>B42. Elvis Rock ‘n’ Roll.</address>

<address>London: Wise Publications, 1978. Songbook. [notes on the songs and selection of songs]</address>

<address>B43. Elvis Religious Songs.</address>

<address>London: Wise Publications, 1978. Songbook. [notes on the songs and selection of songs]</address>

<address>B44. Elvis The Sun Sessions.</address>

<address>London: Wise Publications, 1978. Songbook. [notes on the songs and selection of songs]</address>

<address>B45. ‘67 Pink Floyd, The Early Years.</address>

<address>London: Wise Publications, 1978 [selection of songs and a 10 page text]</address>

<address>B46. Clash, edited by Paul Simonon and Mick Jones.</address>

<address>London: Wise Publications, 1978. [managing edited, designed layout]</address>

<address>B47. Bob Dylan, [official biog]</address>

<address>London: CBS Records Press office, 1978.</address>

<address>B48. The Best of the Byrds.</address>

<address>London: Wise Publications, 1978. [selected the songs]</address>

<address>B49 Word and Music: Emmylou Harris.</address>