PBA Galleries

Includes:

• Olé No. 3. (8vo) printed saddle stitched wrappers. Moderate wear and discoloration to wrappers, fading and browning to page edges; good or better. Bensenville, IL: Olé Magazine, 1965.
• Olé No. 6. (8vo)  saddle stitched decorative wrappers. Moderate wear and discoloration to wrappers, fading and browning to page edges; good or better. Bensenville, IL: Olé Magazine, 1966.
• Olé Anthology. 89 pp. (8vo) printed wrappers. Some wear and soiling to wrappers; very good. No. 233 of 5,000 copies. Glendale, CA: Poetry X/Change, 1967.

First Editions.

Olé magazine was one of the first mimeographed small literary magazines to reach a nationwide audience. Published by Sacramento poet and editor Douglas Blazek, Olé was at the heart of the "Mimeo Revolution" which saw underground presses publish non-establishment poets who were being ignored by the more mainstream literary magazines at the time. Charles Bukowski's work appeared in all eight editions.