includes 15-page stapled Xeroxed booklet with texts of the recorded poems. Ginsberg has commented on the performance (taped May 7th 1965) included here: ‘[The] first-ever reading of ‘Kral Majales’ was done, within weeks of writing the poem, for a small audience at Better Books, [..] London [..] I’d been kicked out of Cuba for private criticism of Castro’s gay-persecution polices and landed in Prague for a month. I’d gone on to Russia and Poland and on my way back home stopped in Czechoslovakia. There accidentally I was elected the King of May on May Day then expelled by Czech Police a week later. By May 9th while visiting with Dylan on the Thames Embankment he filmed ‘Don’t Look Back, ‘ and thereafter I found myself in a hotel room with him and the Beatles. I really was the King of May.’ Other dates & places of performances unknown, though Berrigan’s are likely from a 1968 Poetry Project reading. An exceedingly uncommon item (a few Bukowski sources refer to it as ultra-rare).