During the 1970s, a number of magazines published poets who would become associated with the Language movement. These included "A Hundred Posters" (edited by Alan Davies), "Big Deal," "Dog City," "Hills," "Là Bas," "MIAM," "Oculist Witnesses," "QU," and "Roof." "Poetics Journal," which published writings in poetics and was edited by Lyn Hejinian and Barrett Watten, appeared from 1982 to 1998. Significant early gatherings of Language writing included Bruce Andrews's selection in "Toothpick" (1973); Silliman's selection "The Dwelling Place: 9 Poets" in "Alcheringa," (1975), and Charles Bernstein's "A Language Sampler," in "The Paris Review" (1982).