Paycock Press

Paycock Press was founded in 1976 to publish Gargoyle Magazine, a DC-based international literary magazine. Named for Sean O'Casey's play Juno and the Paycock, the press went into hibernation in 1990 and when the magazine was revived in 1997 we began talking about starting to publish books once again

Our Back List—Out of Print, Sadly

Michael Brondoli - The Love Letter Hack (fiction) 0-9602424-7-3 (1979. Second edition with graphics by Mary Beath in 1982.) out of print

Harrison Fisher - Blank Like Me (poetry) ISBN 0-9602424-2-2 (1980) out of print

Tina Fulker - Jukebox (poetry) ISBN 0-9602424-4-9 (1980/2nd printing 1982) out of print

George Myers Jr. - Alphabets Sublime: Contemporary Artists on
Collage & Visual Literature ISBN: 0-931181-02-X (nonfiction) (1986) out of print

George Myers Jr. - Natural History (fiction) ISBN 0-931181- 01-1 (1981/2nd edition 1985) out of print

Carlo Parcelli - Fernparallelismus (poetry) ISBN 0-931181-00-3
(1985) out of print

Richard Peabody (ed.) - D.C. Magazines: A Literary Retrospective ISBN 0-9602424-5-7 (anthology) (1981) out of print

Richard Peabody - I'm in Love with the Morton Salt Girl/Echt & Ersatz (poetry) ISBN 0-9602424-8-1 (1979/2nd edition 1985) out of print

Richard Peabody (ed.) Mavericks: nine independent publishers ISBN 0-9602424-9-X (1983) out of print