Title:  Here in the Village Printing:  First Year of publication:  1978 Publisher:  Lord John Press City:  Northridge, California Number of Pages:  52 Cover:  hardback Comments:  No dust jacket, as issued The first edition was limited to 275 signed and numbered copies, plus fifty copies with a collage by the author for the frontispiece. This book is no. 47 of 50. It is signed.
	Table of contents Introduction Walking around the village... I have lately noticed that Con Edison is being very nice to me. A fable. After spending an exciting eight or nine days at Forest Hills a few weeks ago, I was struck with a thought. I like to think of myself as one not easily dazzled,... I went last week to see Madame Cherokee... In the morning post I received what I regard as a rather astonishing communication... There is something President Carter can do that will enable him to go down in history as the greatest American President since Abraham Lincoln. Letter to a literary critic: Yes, you are absolutely right--Post-Modernism is dead. Worrying about women. Because the government isn't very good... Spring in the Village!
	beginning: Walking around the Village: The vaguely rectangular vacant lot where the Women's House of Detention used to be is being made into a little park, and the first bushes, shrubs --whatever-- were put in last Monday, and you can now get a dim idea of what the place is going to look like. It's going to be pretty. I don't know who the genius responsible for getting this done is, but I take off my hat to her.
This is the frontispiece for the fifty numbered copies with the collage by the author.