 Starting in 1976, he edited and published the mimeographed "Goethe’s Notes Magazine" and Goethe's Press from his family home in Westminster, Maryland.Richard Kostelanetz's wide-ranging cultural activities were a major influence during this period, particularly Kostelanetz's Assembling Magazine, the third volume of which Glass helped to assemble at the Maryland Writers' Council in 1976.Glass became known for his writing and publishing in the Baltimore/Washington D.C. area, as part of a group that included Mel Raff's "Aleph,"Richard Peabody's "Gargoyle Magazine", Elsberg/ Cairncross' "Bogg", and Kevin Urick's "White Ewe Press", as well as for his many underground publications in England.