The books:
1) John Wieners -A Superficial Estimation, 1986
2) David Trinidad -November, 1986  
3) Eileen Myles -Bread And Water, 1987 
4) Taylor Mead -Son of Andy Warhol. Volume four: Excerpts From The Diary of a New York Youth, 1986 
5) Francis Picabia -Who Knows - Poems and Aphorisms, 1986
6) Henri Michaux -By Suprise, 1987
7) Amy Gerstler -Primitive Man, 1987
8) John Ashbery -The Ice Storm, 1987 
9) Herbert Huncke -Guilty of Everything, 1987
10) Manuel Rosenthal -Satie, Ravel, Poulenc, 1987
11) Rene Daumal -A Fundamental Experiment, 1987
12) Bob Flanagan -Fuck Journal, 1987
13) John Wieners -Conjugal Contraries & Quart, 1987
14) Willem de Kooning, Collected Writings, 1990
15) Cookie Mueller -Fan Mail, Prankletters, and Crank Calls, 1989
16) Sandro Penna -Confused Dream, 1988
17) Vincent Katz -Cabal of Zealots, 1988 
18) Alain Danielou -Fools of Gold, 1988
19) Edward Denby -Willem De Kooning, 1988
20) Max Beckmann -On My Painting, 1988
21) Gary Indiana -White Trash Boulevard, 1988
22) Jean Genet -Rembrandt, 1988
23) David Trinidad -Three Stories, 1988
24) Allen Ginsberg -Your Reason and Blake's System, 1988

Published between 1986 and 1993, Hanuman Books was founded by Raymond Foye and Francesco Clemente. The books were designed after small handmade Indian prayer books discovered by the duo on a trip to India and featured some of the biggest names in avant-garde and beat culture of the time. The administrative and editorial divisions of the press were housed in New York's Chelsea Hotel, while printing and binding were done in Madras, India.