Amazon.com: "KISSER is a book of 18 poems in a variety of modes. Some are quasiconceptual, some repetitively relational, and some are hyperactive lyric collage. These modes have been ordered intuitively into what appears as a totalizing structure. Thus, it's a big book, and deceptively so. Really there are only about two ideas in here. See if you can find them all! But be careful: don't let COP KISSER fool you. It doesn't want to know what it's about, and wasn't written for the betterment of the reader. In fact, it was barely written. It's just one of those things that showed up one day and refused to leave--like love, enemies, or authorship." -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.

Published on the occasion of Joe Zucker's exhibition at Nolan/Eckman Gallery. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.

Ruggles Bookshop: This is a catalogue for an exhibition held November 11-December 30, 1988. The work shown here is all over the place: "Rounds 13, 14,15" and "Polygamy" a mixed media piece in color, "Ahab", "Pequod", and "Twentieth Century Ltd" in black and white, and "Oh Pioneer! (for Willa Cather), also in black and white, matching up with the Cather quote on the title page ("The business of an artist's life is not Bohemianism for or against, but ceaseless and unremitting labor"). There's also a photograph (black and white) of Zucker's East Hampton studio with pieces from the "Portrait of Joseph Smith" series on the walls. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.