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Leon,
Thank
God you did not stop sooner. This post
is one of the best things
I have
read on Beat-L in a long time. You have
some very insightful
things
to say on the relationship between author and work, fact and
larger
truths, hypothesis and felt attitudes.
The
relationship between you as a person and your legal record reminds
me of
the last time we were in N. Beach, your daughter was driving and
you
suggested a move to her. We were right
by the N. Beach station
house,
and we were laughing about how Ramah could tell the cop her
father
had told her to, then the cop would look in the window and say
"Well
Mr. Tabory, haven't seen you in awhile."
Thanks
again for the thought provoking post.
J.
Stauffer
Leon
Tabory wrote:
(Snip)
>
That leaves us of course forever fascinated about the sometimes strange
>
bedfellows of authors and their works. It does seem that often these are two
>
diverging spheres that are not easily reconciled or understood as coming
>
from a single source where it all comes together.
>
Comes to mind for example my own musings about what might be really involved
> in
our human nature and its creation. Some of you have already found me out
> to
be a pretty decent fellow. You will be hardpressed to find any one who
>
would claim that I have been abusive or inconsiderate. You will find some
>
who would say that I have been more considerate and responsible to strangers
>
than I have been to my own family, but that is probably the worst that you
>
would hear about me, from people who know me in person.
>
However look at me in the written records, a criminal felonious record a
>
mile long as they might say. Even as Kerouac's biographer our own Gey
>
Nicosia likes to point out about Paul, what do you expect from a man who is
> a
convicted criminal, felon? Don't mean to fan the flames and I am not
>
saying it with any ill feeling toward Nicosia, I understand that anything
>
that helps undermine the dredibility of an opponent is to be used in serious
>
battle. I also understand that in spite
of it, that Nicosia might reserve
>
judgment about me inspite of my lengthy criminal record since we are not
>
battling each other. I am just using this example of how defined recorded
>
facts can take on a life of their own and may not be at all indicative of
>
what is involved in the real life of the protagonist. Am I a no good
>
criminal or am I a decent guy you can trust? Am I both some would say? And
> if
so how does that translate into what you might expect in a human being.
> If
I were a literary person I might be interested in expounding what
>
terrible insensitive killers we all are. Look at how we just tear up
>
billions of delicately formed living beings with ancesral trees that dwarf
>
our own into insignificance just for fuel. Just because we think we are such
>
hot shots, building skyscrapers and polluting our environment with discarded
>
waste from the massive amounts of nature's structures that we tear apart for
>
our convenience and amusement? It's all true isn't it?
>
Now if I wrote about it it could be said that I am a mysogynist in my
>
writings. But does it not mean only that I am peeking into the shadows that
> we
prefer to ignore because we can only tolerate that much discomfort about
>
hazy seemingly impenetrable issues. Rather than concluding that on a scale
> of
friend or foe of women Burroughs as a person stands in one end while
>
Burroughs the writer stands at another end, I might conclude that Burroughs
> as
a person ventured out with real friendliness to real fellow travelling
>
humans, while as a thinker stretching to the horizons he was willing to toss
>
around all kinds of socially unacceptable conceptualizion possibilities,
>
that did no harm to real people. men or women.
>
Should have stopped way back.
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Patricia
Elliott wrote:
>
>
Leon Tabory wrote:
>
>
>
> Patricia
>
>
>
> You are such a gem. I am not speaking of your poetry right now. I am
>
> speaking of how you give definition to the word true friend. A true
>
> friend is not one who would overlook and color in things to make the
>
> friend look "better". A true friend loves their friend enough to
know
>
> them as much as only a true friend can, and accepts them for what they
>
> are. A true friend can explain a person better than any objectified
>
> scholarship tries to do. A true friend wants to explain their friends to
>
Leon, thank you for your words, it does give me an excuse to say, in
>
many ways i have no business answering what william felt. I did know
>
him but he had many friends, closer and
for longer than me. I am more
>
than an imperfect recorder of even my impressions. And i don't think i
>
should be so free with my impressions and feelings as i have been. I
>
mean this, i think it took about a tenth of williams attention to keep
> up
a conversation with me. I know I
honestly loved him and I know he
>
honestly cared for me, but I am not sure that i saw much more than the
>
iceberg. the part i did see was fascinating and consistant. I am sure
> of
a few things, and just as sure i am wrong about some of the things i
> am
sure about.
>
gosh that was fun.
>
good night.
> p
i'm
keenly aware of WSB's mind. it is
evident in every page produced.
perhaps
your percentage is off a bit, but even if it is the case that
you
only required a tenth of his attention in conversation, that says a
world
to me in itself. the fact that he was
willing to share and care
with
people that only scratched the iceberg makes him into so much more
of a
caring and loving portrait. a portrait
that is far more likely
over
time to be named "love most natural painkiller" rather than
"william
tell". it frustrates me sometimes
when folks associate WSB
primarily
with the shooting of Joan rather than with the incredible mind
and
curiosity that i fell in love with many years ago. but i also
believe
and learn more with each of your posts that his great mind did
not get
too much in the way of his humanity.
This is an incredible and
wonderful
dimension to add to his story. I
imagine that you are correct
that
there are others who knew him for longer and for better and i hope
that
they will come forward and tell their stories too. I feel that it
will be
a shame if the name history gives to WSB's lifescript by his
"director"
is associated with one instant, in one day, so long ago. i
hope
that others will tell stories that will provide the context of WSB
the
person to supplement the ideas we have of the author and that
together
these may eventually overwhelm the power of the dark spirit of
one
instant in one day to be the defining title of a life. i agree with
you
that the beginnings of Queer which you recommended to me when i was
at your
place and i sat down and digested immediately and thoroughly
shows a
wonderful spin of how this significant event directed him to
writing
his way out of the darkness that he felt the day of Joan's
death. I hope that all read it. And i hope that in its reading and the
telling
of the stories we as a community connected to his memory in one
way or
another may properly show our respects to the memory of an entire
life
and not one episode. I wish that i
could tell some stories of my
own. Most of my discussions with WSB were during
periods of psychosis
on my
part -- as the only time i met the man face to face he was in a
coffin
in a kansas opera house. I used to envy
people who got to know
him personally. It was an insidious envy. I've gotten over that
somehow. Now I'm so happy that those who did get the
chance to know him
well
had such a wonderful twist of fate and am glad when these people
share
tales with the rest of the community of people who loved and still
love
william seward burroughs.
i hope
that your stories continue.
david
rhaesa
salina,
Kansas
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Shani
St.John wrote:
>
>
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>
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>
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>
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>
Subject: pome
>
> POETICIDE-- a writer's hallucination
>
> i sat in my room with jack kerouac last night
> and i crumbled
> hugged my knees
> and listened to the voice of my
> mad
> cracked
> calloused
> hands -- the invention
> the spontaneous writer
> the ONLY writer...
> tossed my hair in a bun
> wrapped myself in cotton linens
> ate crackers and cheese and laughed out loud
> i want to hear
> tappity taps and clickety clicks
> typewriters warming under my frenzied
fingers
> but its the low glow of a computer
> and the silence of my suburbia
> marshmallow nights in front of the
t.v.
> insomnia and piles of books--
> the reformation of a poet
> i'm growing inside these
tight blue jeans.
> writing my name in the sand
> or the blue knit carpet of my room
> my split-level home
> my split-level mind
> my aching jazz-soul
> my drippy slippy lilting voice
that moves
> with my moods
> and slides through poetry like
melted moons
> I want to get drunk!
> I want to get high!
> suck nicotine and kiss someone i
hardly know
> smell the fog
> inhale the driveway concrete
> the neighbor's dog
> caricatured moonlight spiderlight dances
> Oh! my piece of life
> piece of stained glass freedom
> piece of ass and frozen highway
> Oh blue rain and sunday mornings
> memories of church choir and
pancake breakfeast
> i
wish i didn't know where i'll be when i wake up.
> Oh jack,
> i need to feel hot wine sliding down my throat
> take tea trips with eyes
closed.
> i would've liked to seen your
face
> your drunksad eyes
> maybe touch your shoulder
> hear the world
go "pop!"
> but, i'm still dreaming
> i'm still flowing
> i'm still creating
> and maybe its not
hitch hike america
> or booze freedom
> maybe its not stolen cars
> or san francisco
> but its my journal i cling to
> my innocence i run away from
> i love in soft waves
> i sing out loud in the car
> i scratch the sky
> i mold
> i grasp
> i hold
> i'm soaking in sadness
> rolling in madness
> tracing my fingers along the
edges
> guiding my hips
> the cd's on
> repeat
> repeat
> repeat
> i feel like a woman
> and i'm still
naked.
>
> ~~marlene
> nov. 2nd at 1:00 am
>
>
God . . . Man! I have to tell you how beautiful that was. It was perfect and
> it
kind of made me cry a little . . . You captured the emotions that I feel.
> It
is like someone took a photograph of my mind.
I didn't know anyone could
>
relate to this longing, this searching for SOMETHING in a world that just
>
won't hold you. . . the dissatisfaction of it. It was like these perfect
>
chrystalline images that were graphic, real, alive. You expressed exactly what
>
I've been struggling to say for years.
Thank you for sharing that. I
think
>
I'll save it, hold on to it. Anyway, I
hope you get it published. The best
>
thing I've read in years.
>
>
Shani
thanks
for this Shani. I'd lost the poem and
had also meant to say how
much i
liked it. But i'll just say i feel
about the same sensations fro
the
poem as you express here.
thanks
for writing it and sharing it Marlene .....
david
rhaesa
salina,
Kansas
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Hi
Mark,
Can't wait to visit the site. Some
suggestions beginning with the
very
Beat related/influenced Kerouac tribute
recently out called "kick joy
darkness";
I would recommend the Eric Anderson reading of Brooklyn Bridge
Blues,
Morpine's 'Kerouac', Lawrence Ferlinghetti's reading withe Helium of
'On a
Sunny Afternoon', John Cale's reading of 'Hymn', Johnny Depp & Come
doing
'Madroad driving...' [this would segue nicely into Lee (of Sonic
Youth)
Ranaldo's 'the Bridge' off of one of his solo recordings....he also
does
one of the cuts on "k j d"] and 'Mexico Rooftop' - just 1:25! - by
Robb
Buck
and Denny Chauvin...others will have other recommendations.
The spoken word compilation "Word
up" is also worth tracking
down....any
amount of good stuff to select from - one of my favorites
although
well over your two minutes is "Monk is dead...Monk lives!" by Dub
poet
Clifton Joseph....definitely a Beat/bebop influence!
Or track down "Smack my
crack" from John Giorno Poetry
Systems...great
Tom Waits thing "Ol' Pontiac"....
And Tommy Swerdlow.....
But trollthe stuff from forty-fifty
years ago! Slim Gaillard, Lord
Buckley,
Clark Terry doing "Mumble", Babs Gonzales, Harry "the
Hipster"
Gibson.....lots
out there!
Antoine
Voice contact at (514) 933-4956 in Montreal
"Blessed are they who can laugh at
themselves, for they shall never
cease
to be amused."
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>it
seems to me -- and i've been beginning to discuss this some with a
>friend
in LA -- the next phase is not through the traditional publishers
>but
through the wonders of the technology we're using right now. the
>possibilities
for non-linearity by way of HTML linkages (i have no idea
>what
HTML means :)), allowing linearity and non-linearity to exist in
>the
same space seems promising.
not for me, i like holding paper,
turning pages, carrying it
around
with me. besides, the problem of
self-support comes in. i
mean, a
writer's gotta be able to afford the essentials of living, like
whiskey,
and cigarettes. HTML means Hyper Text Markup Language the
simple
language that web browsers understand to make things look a
certain
way on your screen.
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From: Dennis Cardwell
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Subject: Re: another Kerouac?
Thanks,
Donahue! Post-modernism leaves us older
folks feeling as if our
world
is already gone. The essayists who get
such short shrift today are
indeed
carrying on a tradition begun far before the beats, but not ignored by
them. The Best American Essays series is
outstanding with a different editor
each
year, the newest 1997 is now available in paperback. Haven't dipped
into it
yet, but I know much joy and enlightenment awaits. I usually read
the BAE
series in order of essay length, shortest to longest, and quit when I
realize
an essay is out of my interest area, skip to the next. Poetic
indeed. Most of these writers are true
craftsmen(persons) using words with
the
precision and sure skill expected of brain surgeons. Other such
anthologies
are available in big book stores.
EVERYONE SHOULD READ jOSEPH
MITCHELL's
Up In the Old Hotel, if only for the major league, major lead
essay
on McSorley's. Kisses, starfishes, and
knishes! DCard
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>
>it seems to me -- and i've been beginning to discuss this some with a
>
>friend in LA -- the next phase is not through the traditional publishers
>
>but through the wonders of the technology we're using right now. the
>
>possibilities for non-linearity by way of HTML linkages (i have no idea
>
>what HTML means :)), allowing linearity and non-linearity to exist in
>
>the same space seems promising.
>
This
thread provokes some intersting questions.
I am not sure why we
would
want "another Kerouac" wonderful as he was. Sound like an awful
burden,
like being the new Hemingway or Proust.
Better to me that we
watch
for the next wonderful writer doing something uniquely there own,
as Jack
did, or Allen, or Bill. Do we think that WSB wanted to be hailed
as the
next Kafka?
But
David's post raises questions that I've thought about alot. I have
a love
for books, and for poems that lie on a page for my mind to play
with
over and over on that flat space. One
of the reasons that Beat
draws
me is that it was the last scene in which poetry was absolutely
central. Ginsberg is quoted as saying, on first
hearing Dylan, that the
Kerouac
torch was in good hands. Maybe it
passed to Dylan, and to
music,
film, other media. This has produced
wonderful stuff without a
doubt,
lots of things that I love, but it leaves us with fewer wonderful
new
poems on paper. Even Dylan's stuff, god that he is, when simply
stripped
of it's music on the printed page is rarely great poetry.
Maybe
I'm like a monk in the time of Gutenberg, lamenting the passage of
manuscripts
which show the soul of the skillful hand that did them for
the
soulless printing press. But do we have
to have access to a band to
write,
or to hone our geek skills so that we can work in a Web
environment,
or the money needed to do film? Good
old pen and paper was
so easy
in some ways. I hope that we always
have it and that the old
medium
keeps drawing some of the best talent.
Whatever is to happen to
the
novel, we still at least have the poem.
Pondering
on the left coast.
J.
Stauffer
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Hi,
Tyson, I haven't looked at the Rimes book, but I have looked deeply into
LeeAnn's
eyes...and listed to her channelling the voice of Patsy Cline with
Blue. She's a marvel of some sort. She will be
ruined and ravaged within a
short
time, perhaps a couple of years, but right now she has a crystalline
purity
(of sound on tape, cd, or vinyl) that hasn't been heard in some years.
She's too good , too young. Something like the early Tanya Tucker....no,
better
than that. I want to protect her, to
save her from what inevitably
awaits...but
that's impossible...I hear her voice on the radio and have no
other
contact with her. I see her photo in
the mags and tabloids and go
drizzily
with some strange paternalistic lust.
I'm obviously subscribed to
the
wrong list. What has this to do with
beat? What has this to do with the
sort of
writing we usually are concerned with?
Nothing....except the heart,
the
heart beats, and beats, and beats, ... go, Tyson, go, go, go. Don't buy
her
book...listen to her music before it goes away.
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somehow
i missed this poem. WOW!!!
Marlene, you GOT IT!! thanks for sharing
it!! ~sherri
for
years
those
frozen tears
those
silent screams
longing,
aching
in
dreams
body
melting
feet
sticking to the floor
desperately
running for the door
from
the mad Moloch
of
middle class
candy
ass
moronic
mindlessness
bound
in chains
of
Amerika's mad whoreship
of $$$
worship
warship
sway my
hips
kiss my
lips
take me
away
from
this insanity play
where
candles don't drip
and
people don't trip
where
the black hole
of
Amerikan society
s u
c k s
like
q u i c
k s a n d
at my
feet
telling
me to be discrete
blinding
me with the sheepshit
we
wallow in
and the
more i struggle
the
tighter
it
squeezes
my
t h r o a t
**
sherri
sarantakis 11/7/97
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sure if the font changes will translate:
each letter gets progressively
smaller...
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Shani
St.John wrote:
>
>
----------
>
From: BEAT-L: Beat Generation List on
behalf of Marlene Giraud
>
Sent: Monday, November 03, 1997 8:07
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>
To: BEAT-L@CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU
>
Subject: pome
>
> POETICIDE-- a writer's hallucination
>
> i sat in my room with jack kerouac last night
> and i crumbled
> hugged my knees
> and listened to the voice of my
> mad
> cracked
> calloused
> hands -- the invention
> the spontaneous writer
> the ONLY writer...
> tossed my hair in a bun
> wrapped myself in cotton linens
> ate crackers and cheese and laughed out loud
> i want to hear
> tappity taps and clickety clicks
> typewriters warming under my frenzied
fingers
> but its the low glow of a computer
> and the silence of my suburbia
> marshmallow nights in front of the
t.v.
> insomnia and piles of books--
> the reformation of a poet
> i'm growing inside these
tight blue jeans.
> writing my name in the sand
> or the blue knit carpet of my room
> my split-level home
> my split-level mind
> my aching jazz-soul
> my drippy slippy lilting voice
that moves
> with my moods
> and slides through poetry like
melted moons
> I want to get drunk!
> I want to get high!
> suck nicotine and kiss someone i
hardly know
> smell the fog
> inhale the driveway concrete
> the neighbor's dog
> caricatured moonlight spiderlight dances
> Oh! my piece of life
> piece of stained glass freedom
> piece of ass and frozen highway
> Oh blue rain and sunday mornings
> memories of church choir and
pancake breakfeast
> i
wish i didn't know where i'll be when i wake up.
> Oh jack,
> i need to feel hot wine
sliding down my throat
> take tea trips with eyes
closed.
> i would've liked to seen your
face
> your drunksad eyes
> maybe touch your shoulder
> hear the world
go "pop!"
> but, i'm still dreaming
> i'm still flowing
> i'm still creating
> and maybe its not
hitch hike america
> or booze freedom
> maybe its not
stolen cars
> or san francisco
> but its my journal i cling to
> my innocence i run away from
> i love in soft waves
> i sing out loud in the car
> i scratch the sky
> i mold
> i grasp
> i hold
> i'm soaking in sadness
> rolling in madness
> tracing my fingers along the
edges
> guiding my hips
> the cd's on
> repeat
> repeat
> repeat
> i feel like a woman
> and i'm still
naked.
>
> ~~marlene
> nov. 2nd at 1:00 am
>
>
God . . . Man! I have to tell you how beautiful that was. It was perfect
and
> it
kind of made me cry a little . . . You captured the emotions that I feel.
> It
is like someone took a photograph of my mind.
I didn't know anyone could
>
relate to this longing, this searching for SOMETHING in a world that just
>
won't hold you. . . the dissatisfaction of it. It was like these perfect
>
chrystalline images that were graphic, real, alive. You expressed exactly
what
>
I've been struggling to say for years.
Thank you for sharing that. I
think
>
I'll save it, hold on to it. Anyway, I
hope you get it published. The best
> thing
I've read in years.
>
>
Shani
thanks
for this Shani. I'd lost the poem and
had also meant to say how
much i
liked it. But i'll just say i feel
about the same sensations fro
the
poem as you express here.
thanks
for writing it and sharing it Marlene .....
david
rhaesa
salina,
Kansas
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Let's
not forget the punk band that became Billy Idols rocket to stardom,
Generation
X in the late 70's.
Just a
thought
Joey
Mellott : poet, writer, and unsocialite theatre fan
(peyotecoyote@iah.com)
"the
socerers enter the ring, and the dancer with the six hundred little
bells
(300 of horn, 300 of silver) shrieks his coyote call in the forest."
-
Antonin Artaud
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Hi! I
hope those of you who have asked for sample copies have started to
receive
them. We still have a few left. Just ask...the web page has been
updated,
go to:
http://www.freeyellow.com/members/upstartcrow/KerouacQuarterly.html
Thanks and enjoy...
yours truly,
Paul of TKQ. . .
Stay tuned for December's Kerouac Cover of
the Month. . .
"We
cannot well do without our sins; they are the highway to our virtues."
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Paul A.
Maher Jr. wrote:
>
>
Hi! I hope those of you who have asked for sample copies have started to
>
receive them. We still have a few left. Just ask...the web page has been
>
updated, go to:
>
> http://www.freeyellow.com/members/upstartcrow/KerouacQuarterly.html
>
> Thanks and
enjoy...
> yours
truly, Paul of TKQ. . .
>
> Stay tuned for December's Kerouac Cover
of the Month. . .
>
"We cannot well do without our sins; they are the highway to our
virtues."
>
Henry David Thoreau
I
recieved my sample. Thank you,
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At
05:24 AM 11/8/97 UT, you wrote:
>somehow
i missed this poem. WOW!!!
Marlene, you GOT IT!! thanks for sharing
>it!! ~sherri
>
>
>for
years for
years
>those
frozen tears those
frozen beers
>those
silent screams made
me scream
>
>longing,
aching my loins
are longing, aching
>
>in
dreams in
dreams
>body
melting ice
cream melting
>feet
sticking to the floor
hands sticking to the door
>desperately
running for the door puddles
oozing onto the floor
>from
the mad Moloch from
my mad mother
>of
middle class
before my class
>candy
ass she
spanks my ass
>moronic
mindlessness a
mindless moron
>
>bound
in chains wound
in chains
>of
Amerika's mad whoreship
locked in the closet
>of
$$$ worship my
Dad's Playboys I worshiped
warship monkeyspank
>
>sway
my hips I
sprayed her hips
>kiss
my lips
parted her lips
>take
me away took
her away
>from
this insanity play to
my room, under the mattress
>where
candles don't drip where
penises drip
>and
people don't trip and
shoestrings made me trip
>
>where
the black hole where
the black hole
>of
Amerikan society of
a lowell whore
> s u
c k s
>like
a Hoover vacuum cleaner
> q u i c
k s a n d
>through
her private area like a quagmire
>telling
me to be discrete because my mother's in the next room
>blinding
me with her dirty underwear
>
>we
wallow in
>her
filthy clamor
>and
the more i struggle
>the
tighter
> she
> squeezes
> my
>
b a l l s
**
>>
>> POETICIDE-- a writer's hallucination
>>
>> i sat in my room with jack kerouac last night
>> and i digitally
>> manipulated my hole
>> and listened to the slapping of my
>> mad
>> cracked
>> calloused
>> hands -- the invention
>> the vibrating phallus
>> the ONLY true instrument of pleasure...
>> tossed my hair in a bun
>> wrapped myself in dirty cotton linens
>> ate out of an old bum's hands and laughed out loud
>> i want to hear
>> the unceasing droan of the vibrator
and clickety click...
>> it warms under my frenzied fingers
>> but its the low hum now of dying
batteries
>> and the silence of my dismay
>> marshmallow mess in the palm of my
hands
>> insomnia and dead batteries--
>> the reformation of a growing longing
>> i'm glowing inside these
tight blue jeans.
>> writing my name in the sand with a
stream of urine
>> or the blue knit carpet of my room
>> my split-level crack
>> my split-level nethers
>> my aching jizz
>> my drippy slippy lilting finger
that moves
>> with my moods
>> and slides through my elastic
waistband like melted moons
>> I want to get drunk!
>> I want to get high!
>> suck **** and kiss someone i hardly
know
>> smell the carbon monooxide
>> inhale the driveway aromatic cloud
of death
>> the neighbor's dog is happy
>> caricatured moonlight spiderlight dances
>> Oh! I leave the enigine running, door
closed
>> piece of stained glass freedom
>> piece of ass I am no more and frozen highway
>> Oh blue rain and sunday mornings I am a
bore
>> memories of church choir and
pancake breakfeast
>>
i wish i didn't know where i'll be when i throw up.
>> Oh jack,
>> i need to feel hot milky
floodbath sliding down my throat
>> make semen drip with eyes
closed.
>> i would've liked to seen your
face
>> your drunksad eyes
getting drunker
so that you don't
have to read my poetry
>> i feel like a woman
>> and i'm still
naked.
>>
I took
my liberties with this...I thought I would share my own poetic gifts.
Paul....
"We
cannot well do without our sins; they are the highway to our virtues."
Henry David Thoreau
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>Let's
not forget the punk band that became Billy Idols rocket to stardom,
>Generation
X in the late 70's.
>
>Just
a thought
Yes of
course, and also around the same time was Richard Hell and the
Voidoids'
Blank Generation, which is the same idea.
I
always wondered how this 70's thing got transferred to the 90's.
>
>Joey
Mellott : poet, writer, and unsocialite theatre fan
>(peyotecoyote@iah.com)
>"the
socerers enter the ring, and the dancer with the six hundred little
>bells
(300 of horn, 300 of silver) shrieks his coyote call in the forest."
>-
Antonin Artaud
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i will
supply you with new adventers,sure you will doubt my competense
and
free spirt but i know. i see you cry
your yearning for more but i
will
comfort you in your time of need. sure i can move to france and
write a
book and make you stand on end for more but am i capable of much
more.
yes my brothers and sisters i am. thsi isn't jerry okay, its his
son
thats using this account, im not using this to get stock quotes or
info
about important info, im using this to trade info, isn't this what
its all
about, sure you can try to braeak me down with your words and
thoughts
but i won't give, you see i'm tired of your conformist views.
break
away from what you know, embark upon something unknown (if u found
this
list then i know you are competent) lets start something here some
thing
brand spanking "NEW"!!!!!!!
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> i
will supply you with new adventers,sure you will doubt my competense
>
and free spirt but i know. i see you
cry your yearning for more but i
>
will comfort you in your time of need. sure i can move to france and
>
write a book and make you stand on end for more but am i capable of much
>
more. yes my brothers and sisters i am. thsi isn't jerry okay, its his
>
son thats using this account, im not using this to get stock quotes or
>
info about important info, im using this to trade info, isn't this what
>
its all about, sure you can try to braeak me down with your words and
>
thoughts but i won't give, you see i'm tired of your conformist views.
>
break away from what you know, embark upon something unknown (if u found
>
this list then i know you are competent) lets start something here some
>
thing brand spanking "NEW"!!!!!!!
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Marie:
Just
thought I would let you know that insomnia seems to be making the
rounds
these nights.
Insomnia
Is it
the dream-stress,
Or the
stress-dream,
Awakening
me?
Either/neither,
doesn't matter.
I am
awake.
Thoughts
that will not rest,
Drive
tension.
Not
really worried,
Just
can't go back to sleep.
(Can't
believe someone would put
A
contraction in a poem!)
Anyway,
all I really meant to say is,
"Brothers
and Sisters of the sleepless nights,
Let us
unite and fight,
On a
seemless, sleepless, web."
Good
night,
Sleep
tight.
Insomniacs
all.
Oh, and
has anyone seen Lisa?
I dream
of her while I am awake.
Last I
heard, she was in Denver.
Living
with her mother,
Just
like when we were in high school.
Bentz
Kirby 11/08/97 @4:45 am. Sleepless n
Columbia.
--
Bentz
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Stopped
at the new Borders at 57th and Park and was glad to see they had
a large
Kerouac sampling on the shelf, including "Bootlegged Kerouac", a
bibliography
by none other than Rod Anstee. Rod does
a good job of
listing
some of the rare Kerouac that is out there.
Only quibble I had
is the
price of $13 bucks...way too much for a little booklet that
probably
cost a buck to print. Rod may be trying
to profiteer?
Also
two indie books from John Montgomery, about Kerouac. One is a
book of
reminisces, dedicated to Gerry Nicosia, who contributes to it.
Ive not
seen these titles anywhere else. Plan
to go back and read some
of them
when I have more time.
Richard
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Richard
Wallner wrote:
>
Stopped at the new Borders at 57th and Park and was glad to see they had
> a
large Kerouac sampling on the shelf, including "Bootlegged Kerouac",
a
>
bibliography by none other than Rod Anstee.
Rod does a good job of
>
listing some of the rare Kerouac that is out there. Only quibble I had
> is
the price of $13 bucks...way too much for a little booklet that
>
probably cost a buck to print. Rod may
be trying to profiteer?
>
<snip>
>
Richard W.
Wouldn't
the publisher set the price? Plus you
got to figure you are not
going
to sell a lot, so I figure, it would have to be an adequate price.
But, I
know nothing about retailing or wholesaleing books.
--
Peace,
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James Stauffer wrote:
>
Maybe I'm like a monk in the time of Gutenberg, lamenting the passage
> of
>
manuscripts which show the soul of the skillful hand that did them for
>
the soulless printing press. But do we
have to have access to a band
> to
>
write, or to hone our geek skills so that we can work in a Web
>
environment, or the money needed to do film?
Good old pen and paper
>
was
> so
easy in some ways. I hope that we
always have it and that the old
>
medium keeps drawing some of the best talent.
Whatever is to happen to
>
the novel, we still at least have the poem.
>
>
Pondering on the left coast.
I guess
that leaves me here pondering on the right coast. For all the
hoopla
concerning the possibilities of technology, the next genius writer
to come
along may write in a computer, but his or her words will still
impact
the world on the printed pages of a book.
Look at all the
directions
art has taken in terms of multi-media possibilities, and yet
there
are still painters painting on canvas.
The naked meaning of words
on
paper will never die no matter what kinds of art are produced on
computers,
film, etc. I don't believe that the
great American novel of
the
twentieth century has been written yet.
Whether it is writen by a
man or
a woman, when it is, the genius will be recognized.
This
whole "another Kerouac" thread reminds me of an essay by Kerouac on
"Are
Writers Made or Born?" The essay
brings up many interesting
questions
about what makes up great writing and how the genius of a
particular
person will stand out no matter whether they are writing an
article
for a magazine, poetry, essays, or a novel.
It also brings up
the
idea of the genius of the beats and whether or not they were geniuses
or
simply talented.
>From
"Are Writer's Made or Born?" by Jack Kerouac:
"Writers
are made, for anybody who isn't illiterate can write; but
geniuses
of the writing art like Mellville, Whitman or Thoreau are born.
Let's examine the word 'genius.' It doesn't
mean screwiness or
eccentricity
or excessive 'talent.' It is derived from the Latin word
'gignere'
(to beget) and a genius is simply a person who 'originates'
something
never known before. Nobody but Melville
could have written
Moby
Dick, not even Whitman or Shakespeare.
Nobody but Whitman could
have
conceived, originated and written Leaves of Grass; Whitman was born
to
write a Leaves of Grass and Melville was born to write a Moby Dick.
'It
ain't whacha do,' Sy Oliver and James young said, 'it's the way atcha
do it.'
Five thousand writing-class students who study 'required reading'
can put
their hand to the legend of Faustus but only one Marlowe was born
to do
it the way he did.
I always get a laugh to hear Broadway
wiseguys talk about
'talent'
and 'genius.' Some perfect virtuoso who
can interpret Brahms on
the
violin is called a 'genius,' but the genius, the originating force,
really
belongs to Brahms; the violin virtuoso is simply a talented
interpretor--in
other words, a 'Talent.' Or you'll hear
people say that
so-and-so
is a 'major writer' because of his 'large talent.' There can be
no
major writer without original genius.
Artists of genius, like Jackson
Pollock
have painted things that have never been seen before. Anybody's
who's
seen his immense Samapattis of color has no right to criticize his
'crazy method'
of splashing and throwing and dancing around.
Take the case of James Joyce: people
said he 'wasted' his
'talent'
on the stream of consciousness style, when in fact he was simply
'born'
to originate it. How would you like to
spend your old age reading
books
about contemporary life written in the pre-Joycean style of, say,
Ruskin,
or William Dean Howells or Taine? Some
geniuses come with heavy
feet
and march solemnly forward like Dreiser, yet no one ever wrote about
the
America of his as well as he. Geniuses
can be scintillating and
geniuses
can be somber, but it's the inescapeable sorrowful depth that
shines
through--originality.
Joyce was insulted all his life by
practically all of Ireland and
the
world for being a genius. Some Celtic
Twilight idiots even conceded
he had
'some' talent. What else could they
say, since they were all
going
to start imitating him? But five thousand university-trained
writers
could put their hand to a day in June in Dublin in 1904, or one
night's
dreams, and never do with it what Joyce did with it; he was
simply
born to do it. On the other hand, if
five thousand 'trained'
writers,
plus Joyce all put their hands to a 'Reader's Digest'-type
article
about 'Vacation Hints' or 'Homemaker's Tips,' even then Joyce
would
stand out because of his inborn originality of language insight.
Bear
well in mind what Sinclair Lewis told Thomas Wolfe: 'If Thomas Hardy
had
been given a contract to write stories for 'The Saturday Evening
Post,'
do you think he would have written like Zane Grey or like Thomas
Hardy?
I can tell you the answer to that one.
He would have written like
Thomas
Hardy. He couldn't have written like
anyone else but Thomas
Hardy. He would have kept on writing like Thomas
Hardy, whether he wrote
for
'The Saturday Evening Post' or 'Captain Billy's Whiz-Bang.''
When the question is therefore asked,
'Are writers made or born?'
one
should first ask, 'Do you mean writers with talent or writers with
orginality?'
Because anybody can write, but not everyone invents new
forms
of writing. Gertrude Stein invented a
new form of writing and her
imitators
were just 'talents.' Hemingway later invented his own form
also. The criterion for judging talent or genius
is ephemeral, speaking
rationally
in this world of graphs, but one gets the feeling definitely
when a
writer of genius amazes him by strokes of force never before seen
and yet
hauntingly familiar (Wilson's famous shock of recognition). I
got
that feeling from 'Swann's Way, as well as from 'Sons and Lovers.' I
do not
get it from Colette, but I do get it from Dickinson. I get it
from
Celine, but I do not get it to Camus. I
get it from Hemingway, but
not
from Raymond Chandler, except when he's dead serious. I get it from
the
Balzac of 'Cousin Bette,' but not from Pierre Loti. And so on.
The main thing to remember is that
talent imitates genius because
there's
nothing to do but imitate, or interpret.
The poety on page 2 of
the
'New York Times,' with all its 'silent wings of urgency in a dark and
seldom
wood' and other lapidary trillings, is but a poor imitation of
previous
poets of genius, like Yeats, Dickinson, Apollinaire, Donne,
Suckling...
Genius gives birth, talent
delivers. What Rembrandt or Van Gogh
saw in
the night can never be seen again. No
frog can jump in a pond
like
Basho's frog. 'Born' writers of the future are amazed already at
what
they are seeing now, what we'll all see in time for the first time,
and
then see imitated many times by 'made' writers.
So in the case of a born writer,
genius involves the original
formation
of a new style. Though the language of
Kyd is Elizabethan as
far as
the period goes, the language of Shakespeare can truly be called
only 'Shakespearean. Oftentimes an originator of new language
forms is
called
'pretentious' by jealous talents. But
it ain't whatcha write,
it's
the way atcha write it."
DC
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The
cost of a book is not determined just by the amount it costs to print
it. How about the work that the author put into
writing the book? Should
he not
get paid for his efforts or should we always set prices based on
material
costs alone (that certainly would lower the cost of all consumer
products)?
Irving
Leif
At
10:26 AM 11/8/97 -0500, you wrote:
>Stopped
at the new Borders at 57th and Park and was glad to see they had
>a
large Kerouac sampling on the shelf, including "Bootlegged Kerouac",
a
>bibliography
by none other than Rod Anstee. Rod does
a good job of
>listing
some of the rare Kerouac that is out there.
Only quibble I had
>is
the price of $13 bucks...way too much for a little booklet that
>probably
cost a buck to print. Rod may be trying
to profiteer?
>
>Also
two indie books from John Montgomery, about Kerouac. One is a
>book
of reminisces, dedicated to Gerry Nicosia, who contributes to it.
>Ive
not seen these titles anywhere else.
Plan to go back and read some
>of
them when I have more time.
>
>
>Richard
W.
>
>
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Oh, I
was at that Border's this past week to see Kurt Vonnegut. Places
like
that literally make me feel ill. I think I'll stick to my independent
bookseller,
thankyouverymuch.
On Sat,
8 Nov 1997, Richard Wallner wrote:
>
Stopped at the new Borders at 57th and Park and was glad to see they had
> a
large Kerouac sampling on the shelf, including "Bootlegged Kerouac",
a
>
bibliography by none other than Rod Anstee.
Rod does a good job of
>
listing some of the rare Kerouac that is out there. Only quibble I had
> is
the price of $13 bucks...way too much for a little booklet that
>
probably cost a buck to print. Rod may
be trying to profiteer?
>
>
Also two indie books from John Montgomery, about Kerouac. One is a
>
book of reminisces, dedicated to Gerry Nicosia, who contributes to it.
>
Ive not seen these titles anywhere else.
Plan to go back and read some
> of
them when I have more time.
>
>
>
Richard W.
>
The
Absence of Sound, Clear and Pure, The Silence Now Heard In Heaven For
Sure-JK
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jim
stauffer wrote:
James
Stauffer wrote:
>
Leon,
>
>
Thank God you did not stop sooner. This
post is one of the best
>
things
> I
have read on Beat-L in a long time. You
have some very insightful
>
things to say on the relationship between author and work, fact and
>
larger truths, hypothesis and felt attitudes
*******ha!
you've been caught now!!! outloud and in public. you ARE a
writer,
dammit.and a damned fine one.
mc
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paul-
you certainly did take your liberties with this pome. i like
the
honesty, haven't seen such a vivid picture about that subject
anywhere
since i
read
visions of cody (the part in the beginning where the first word
in the
paragraph is masturbation, in CAPS). if any one is offended, i
urge
you not to be because paul has done something magnifecent with this
pome:
giving another narrative to a story.
enjoying
everyone's excellent poetry,
randy
> At
05:24 AM 11/8/97 UT, you wrote:
>
>somehow i missed this poem. WOW!!!
Marlene, you GOT IT!! thanks for
sharing
>
>it!! ~sherri
>
>
>
>
>
>for years
for years
>
>those frozen tears
those frozen beers
>
>those silent screams
made me scream
>
>
>
>longing, aching
my loins are longing, aching
>
>
>
>in dreams
in dreams
>
>body melting
ice cream melting
>
>feet sticking to the floor
hands sticking to the door
>
>desperately running for the door
puddles oozing onto the floor
>
>from the mad Moloch
from my mad mother
>
>of middle class before my class
>
>candy ass
she spanks my ass
>
>moronic mindlessness
a mindless moron
>
>
>
>bound in chains
wound in chains
>
>of Amerika's mad whoreship locked in the closet
>
>of $$$ worship
my Dad's Playboys I worshiped
>
warship
monkeyspank
>
>
>
>sway my hips
I sprayed her hips
>
>kiss my lips parted her lips
>
>take me away
took her away
>
>from this insanity play
to my room, under the mattress
>
>where candles don't drip
where penises drip
>
>and people don't trip and shoestrings made me trip
>
>
>
>where the black hole
where the black hole
>
>of Amerikan society
of a lowell whore
>
> s u
c k s
>
>like a Hoover vacuum cleaner
>
> q u
i c k s a
n d
>
>through her private area like a quagmire
>
>telling me to be discrete because my mother's in the next room
>
>blinding me with her dirty underwear
>
>
>
>we wallow in
>
>her filthy clamor
>
>and the more i struggle
>
>the tighter
>
> she
>
> squeezes
>
>
my
>
> b a
l l s **
>
>
>
>>
>
>> POETICIDE-- a writer's hallucination
>
>>
>
>> i sat in my room with jack kerouac last night
>
>> and i digitally
>
>> manipulated my hole
>
>> and listened to the slapping
of my
>
>> mad
>
>> cracked
>
>> calloused
>
>> hands -- the invention
>
>> the vibrating phallus
>
>> the ONLY true instrument
of pleasure...
>
>> tossed my hair in a bun
>
>> wrapped myself in dirty
cotton linens
>
>> ate out of an old bum's
hands and laughed out loud
>
>> i want to hear
>
>> the unceasing droan of
the vibrator and clickety click...
>
>> it warms under my
frenzied fingers
>
>> but its the low hum now
of dying batteries
> >> and the silence of my dismay
>
>> marshmallow mess in the
palm of my hands
>
>> insomnia and dead
batteries--
>
>> the reformation of a
growing longing
>
>> i'm glowing
inside these tight blue jeans.
>
>> writing my name in the
sand with a stream of urine
>
>> or the blue knit carpet
of my room
>
>> my split-level crack
>
>> my split-level nethers
>
>> my aching jizz
>
>> my drippy slippy
lilting finger that moves
>
>> with my moods
>
>> and slides through
my elastic waistband like melted moons
>
>> I want to get drunk!
>
>> I want to get high!
>
>> suck **** and kiss
someone i hardly know
>
>> smell the carbon
monooxide
>
>> inhale the driveway
aromatic cloud of death
>
>> the neighbor's dog
is happy
>
>> caricatured
moonlight spiderlight dances
>
>> Oh! I leave the enigine
running, door closed
>
>> piece of stained
glass freedom
>
>> piece of ass I am no
more and frozen highway
>
>> Oh blue rain and sunday
mornings I am a bore
>
>> memories of
church choir and pancake breakfeast
>
>> i wish i didn't know where i'll be when i throw up.
>
>> Oh jack,
>
>> i need to feel
hot milky floodbath sliding down my throat
>
>> make semen
drip with eyes closed.
>
>> i would've
liked to seen your face
>
>> your
drunksad eyes
> getting
drunker
> so that you don't
have to read my poetry
>
>
>
>> i feel like a woman
>
>>
and i'm still naked.
>
>>
>
> I
took my liberties with this...I thought I would share my own poetic gifts.
>
Paul....
>
"We cannot well do without our sins; they are the highway to our
virtues."
>
Henry David Thoreau
>
>
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Also two indie books from John Montgomery, about Kerouac. One is a
>
book of reminisces, dedicated to Gerry Nicosia, who contributes to it.
>
Ive not seen these titles anywhere else.
Plan to go back and read some
> of
them when I have more time.
Do you
remember the titles of these books?
I've been trying to find some
stuff
by Montgomery since reading of Henry Morley in Dharma Bums. Also,
to
anybody, does anyone have some info they can share with me about
Montgomery
or some books with info they can refer me to?
------------------
Alex
Howard (704)264-8259 Appalachian State
University
kh14586@am.appstate.edu P.O. Box 12149
http://www1.appstate.edu/~kh14586 Boone, NC 28608
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On Fri,
7 Nov 1997 23:41:37 -0500 Dennis Cardwell said:
>Thanks,
Donahue! Post-modernism leaves us older
folks feeling as if our
>world
is already gone. The essayists who get
such short shrift today are
>indeed
carrying on a tradition begun far before the beats, but not ignored by
>them. The Best American Essays series is
outstanding with a different editor
>each
year, the newest 1997 is now available in paperback. Haven't dipped
>into
it yet, but I know much joy and enlightenment awaits. I usually read
>the
BAE series in order of essay length, shortest to longest, and quit when I
>realize
an essay is out of my interest area, skip to the next. Poetic
>indeed. Most of these writers are true
craftsmen(persons) using words with
>the
precision and sure skill expected of brain surgeons. Other such
>anthologies
are available in big book stores.
EVERYONE SHOULD READ jOSEPH
>MITCHELL's
Up In the Old Hotel, if only for the major league, major lead
>essay
on McSorley's. Kisses, starfishes, and
knishes! DCard
I second this recommendation: Mitchell's book is wonderful.
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Subject: book prices
Actually,
$13 bucks for a small press book is a pretty good price. It's not go
ing to
sell much so the publisher has to factor in the copies he'll have to eat
.
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>I
don't believe that the great American novel of
>the
twentieth century has been written yet.
***
Oh-oh.
Time's
running out.
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If
anyone has the full citation for Anstee's book, please post it. I'd
like to
order it. Jeff, do you have it? John Montgomery aka Henry
Morley,
Alex Fairbrother was a wonderful character immortalized by
Kerouac
in Dharma Bums and Desolation Angels.
Librarian, post office
worker,
poet and publisher, he released four books about Kerouac that I
know
of: Jack Kerouac: a memoir....(1970),
Kerouac West Coast: a
Bohemian
Pilot (1976), The Kerouac We Knew (1982), and Kerouac at the
Wild
Boar (1986). All are published by Fels
& Firn Press. I
corresponded
with Montgomery for about fifteen years off and on. I was
always
a pleasure to get his post cards and letters, usually typed with
an
italic script. I spent a day in Palo Alto
with him where we talked
about
his relationship with Kerouac. He also
let me tape his copies of
the
Hanover recordings. Several years ago,
while I was at a conference
in San
Francisco, I meant to call him to see if we could get together
again. When I returned home, I found that he had
died. The last I
heard
his daughter was going to publish a collections of memoirs about
her
father. Does anyone know if this
collections was indeed published?
It
would be a nice idea to mount it on Literary Kicks, maybe, or else
post it
here on Beat-l? Anyone else have any
stories about John?
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At
02:29 PM 11/8/97 EST, you wrote:
>If
anyone has the full citation for Anstee's book, please post it. I'd
>like
to order it. Jeff, do you have it? John Montgomery aka Henry
>Morley,
Alex Fairbrother was a wonderful character immortalized by
>Kerouac
in Dharma Bums and Desolation Angels.
Librarian, post office
>worker,
poet and publisher, he released four books about Kerouac that I
>know
of: Jack Kerouac: a memoir....(1970),
Kerouac West Coast: a
>Bohemian
Pilot (1976), The Kerouac We Knew (1982), and Kerouac at the
>Wild
Boar (1986). All are published by Fels
& Firn Press. I
>corresponded
with Montgomery for about fifteen years off and on. I was
>always
a pleasure to get his post cards and letters, usually typed with
>an
italic script. I spent a day in Palo
Alto with him where we talked
>about
his relationship with Kerouac. He also
let me tape his copies of
>the
Hanover recordings. Several years ago,
while I was at a conference
>in
San Francisco, I meant to call him to see if we could get together
>again. When I returned home, I found that he had
died. The last I
>heard
his daughter was going to publish a collections of memoirs about
>her
father. Does anyone know if this
collections was indeed published?
>It
would be a nice idea to mount it on Literary Kicks, maybe, or else
>post
it here on Beat-l? Anyone else have any
stories about John?
Check
out this archived beat news memoir of John Montgomery by Jim Stedman.
Thanks
to Levi Asher, Phil
http://www.charm.net/%7Ebrooklyn/Topics/StedmanOnMontgomery.html
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The
books of Montgomery at Borders were "Kerouac at the Wild Boar" and
"The
Kerouac we knew"
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Paul A.
Maher Jr. wrote:
>
Hi! I hope those of you who have asked for sample copies have started
> to
>
receive them. We still have a few left. Just ask...the web page has
>
been
>
updated, go to:
>
>
http://www.freeyellow.com/members/upstartcrow/KerouacQuarterly.html
>
> Thanks and enjoy...
> yours
truly, Paul of TKQ. . .
>
> Stay tuned for December's Kerouac Cover
of the Month. . .
>
"We cannot well do without our sins; they are the highway to our
>
virtues."
> Henry David Thoreau
I would
be interested if still available.
Thanks!!
Gary
Grismore
279 E
Royal Forest Blvd
Columbus,
OH 43214
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At
10:26 AM 11/8/97 -0500, you wrote:
>Stopped
at the new Borders at 57th and Park and was glad to see they had
>a
large Kerouac sampling on the shelf, including "Bootlegged Kerouac",
a
>bibliography
by none other than Rod Anstee. Rod does
a good job of
>listing
some of the rare Kerouac that is out there.
Only quibble I had
>is
the price of $13 bucks...way too much for a little booklet that
>probably
cost a buck to print. Rod may be trying
to profiteer?
>
>Also
two indie books from John Montgomery, about Kerouac. One is a
>book
of reminisces, dedicated to Gerry Nicosia, who contributes to it.
>Ive
not seen these titles anywhere else.
Plan to go back and read some
>of
them when I have more time.
>
>
>Richard
W.
>The
cost shouldn't figure into it. The time spent on research, writing,
editing,
and preparing for publication creates a situation that makes your
profit
less than minimum wage when you compare the hours spent. Support
those
who develop items to nurture your interest. God knows the real
publishers
won't always do so. paul...
"We
cannot well do without our sins; they are the highway to our virtues."
Henry David Thoreau
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At
04:47 AM 11/8/97 -0500, you wrote:
>Marie:
>
>Just
thought I would let you know that insomnia seems to be making the
>rounds
these nights.
>
>Insomnia
>
>Is
it the seamstress,
>Or
the stress-seam,
>Awakening
me?
>Either/neither,
does not matter.
>I
am awake.
>my
roaming hands that will not rest,
>Drive
into my pajama bottoms.
>Not
really worried about my stiff sheets,
>Just
can't go back to sleep.
>(Can't
believe someone would put
>A
contraction in a birth!)
>Anyway,
all I really meant to say is,
>"Brothers
and Sisters of the sleepless nights,
>Let
us unite and grasp,
>On
a seemless, sleepless, veined chalice."
>Good
night,Mommy says
>Sleep
tight.
>monologists
all.
>
>Oh,
and has anyone seen Lisa?
>I
dream of her while I spank.
>Last
I heard, she was in Denver.
>Living
with her mother,
>Just
like when we were in high school.
>
>Bentz
Kirby 11/08/97 @4:45 am. Sleepless n
Columbia.
>
>--
>Bentz
>bocelts@scsn.net
>
>http://www.scsn.net/users/sclaw
>
"We
cannot well do without our sins; they are the highway to our virtues."
Henry David Thoreau
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Bill
Gargan wrote:
>
John Montgomery aka Henry
>
Morley, Alex Fairbrother was a wonderful character immortalized by
>
Kerouac in Dharma Bums and Desolation Angels.
Librarian, post office
>
worker, poet and publisher, he released four books about Kerouac that I
>
know of: Jack Kerouac: a
memoir....(1970), Kerouac West Coast: a
>
Bohemian Pilot (1976), The Kerouac We Knew (1982), and Kerouac at the
>
Wild Boar (1986). All are published by
Fels & Firn Press.
>
Several years ago, while I was at a conference
> in
San Francisco, I meant to call him to see if we could get together
>
again. When I returned home, I found
that he had died. The last I
>
heard his daughter was going to publish a collections of memoirs about
>
her father. Does anyone know if this
collections was indeed published?
Montgomery's
daughter, Laura M. Petersen, published "A Man Of Letters:
Montgomery
Remembered" in 1993, also through Fels & Firn Press. It
features
73 memorials from Montgomery's varied colleagues and
correspondents,
famous and private. The address for
Fels & Firn Press is
PO Box
10311, Pleasanton, CA 94588.
Regards,
Jym
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Randy,
I was
about to send Gery Nicosia a congratulations note! Finally he won
the
conest.
He failed to convince me that Paul was an asshole. But now Paul
himself
showed me his colors. The color of shit, splashed all over a
poem
that is
so delicate and beautiful, it leaves me breathless. And comes
some
shit
balls thrown all over it, just like
some thing I could expect from
some
vulgar bully kids. With feigned immitating nasal twangs to boot.
Phewey.
Disgusting.
So I
read your post. Aah, somebody anticipates offended folks. But you
have
some
explanation. Some magnificent honesty even. So I go back to look
again.
What?
Where is it? Nothing redeeming at all. I suggest you read Sherri's
heart
song again, without the filth that is trying to attach itself to
it.
O.K.
Gery I get your point. I don't mind Paul's criminal record, but
what he
is
doing to Sherri's beautiful poem is maybe what people have in mind
when
they
say it's a crime.
leon
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Date:
Saturday, November 08, 1997 9:50 AM
Subject:
Re: pome
paul-
you certainly did take your liberties with this pome. i like
the
honesty, haven't seen such a vivid picture about that subject
anywhere
since i
read
visions of cody (the part in the beginning where the first word
in the
paragraph is masturbation, in CAPS). if any one is offended, i
urge
you not to be because paul has done something magnifecent with this
pome:
giving another narrative to a story.
enjoying
everyone's excellent poetry,
randy
> At
05:24 AM 11/8/97 UT, you wrote:
>
>somehow i missed this poem. WOW!!!
Marlene, you GOT IT!! thanks
for
sharing
>
>it!! ~sherri
>
>
>
>
>
>for years
for years
>
>those frozen tears
those frozen beers
>
>those silent screams
made me scream
>
>
>
>longing, aching
my loins are longing, aching
>
>
>
>in dreams
in dreams
>
>body melting
ice cream melting
>
>feet sticking to the floor
hands sticking to the door
>
>desperately running for the door
puddles oozing onto the
floor
>
>from the mad Moloch
from my mad mother
>
>of middle class
before my class
>
>candy ass
she spanks my ass
>
>moronic mindlessness
a mindless moron
>
>
>
>bound in chains
wound in chains
>
>of Amerika's mad whoreship
locked in the closet
>
>of $$$ worship
my Dad's Playboys I
worshiped
>
warship
monkeyspank
>
>
>
>sway my hips
I sprayed her hips
>
>kiss my lips
parted her lips
>
>take me away
took her away
>
>from this insanity play
to my room, under the
mattress
>
>where candles don't drip
where penises drip
>
>and people don't trip
and shoestrings made me trip
>
>
>
>where the black hole
where the black hole
>
>of Amerikan society
of a lowell whore
>
> s u
c k s
>
>like a Hoover vacuum cleaner
>
> q u
i c k s a
n d
>
>through her private area like a quagmire
>
>telling me to be discrete because my mother's in the next room
>
>blinding me with her dirty underwear
>
>
>
>we wallow in
>
>her filthy clamor
>
>and the more i struggle
>
>the tighter
>
> she
>
> squeezes
>
>
my
>
>
b a l l
s **
>
>
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Subject: Bob is back
Saw
Dylan perform last night in Columbus, Ohio. The man is back with a
vengence,
I have never seen a livlier performance from the man. He did five
encores
including 'Like A Rolling Stone' and 'Alabama Get Away.' In a year that
took so
many great people off the planet, it was fine to see that Dylan had
survived
whatever strange virus he had and is back, renewed, playing strong.
Dave B.
ps,
Lucky Columbusites also get to see Jim Carrol tonight at ten pm.
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>i
suspect that there will not be another Keroacu per se. He is in a
>time
and place of his own and the timelessness will be linked to that
>time
and place.
>
>it
seems to me that some of the most important questions are asked in
>the
journal notes of WSB reprinted in the New Yorker some time ago.
>Where
can we go with the novel?
>
>it
seems to me -- and i've been beginning to discuss this some with a
>friend
in LA -- the next phase is not through the traditional publishers
>but
through the wonders of the technology we're using right now. the
>possibilities
for non-linearity by way of HTML linkages (i have no idea
>what
HTML means :)), allowing linearity and non-linearity to exist in
>the
same space seems promising. the
possibilities of incorporating the
>wonderful
work that has been done with spoken word -- and its mixture
>with
musics -- with the words themselves in terms of page and audio are
>a
loving future prospect (perhaps not future -- perhaps now -- but since
>i
don't have a sound card as of yet, it is still future for me) -- the
>possibilities
of connecting the visual with the word and the sound all
>in
linkages that connect the traditional format of writing with the
>forms
that are mentioned as distractions from the traditional format
>above
all seem wonderful avenues for exploration.
>
>i
have to wonder sometimes about Kerouac and company if they had been
>alive
in this time. i can't imagine that they
would not have been
>connected
to these technological innovations that allow for the
>traditional
forms and yet offer possibilities far from the conventional
>as
well.
>
>just
some random thinking....
>
>david
rhaesa
>salina,
Kansas
>
Yet
this same technology may also hinder the emergence of "genius".
Bukowski
was once asked, "Will the future bring more or fewer geniuses?"
Bukowski
replied, "Less." Why? Hank answered, "Because of communication.
Everyone
is seeing the same things, reading the same things, therefore
having
the same thoughts."
Makes
sense, yes?
Glenn
C.
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Have
you ever heard of bawdiness? Satire? Scatology? Or are you so immersed
in how
you feel about things that it means it must be so for all......I feel
nothing
for GEN-X angst pinings.....I hope you really hate me now. And who
the
hell is trying to win a contest? There was never a "contest." But if
the
contest
is to see who the biggest "asshole" is I hope I won hands
down...Love,P
"We
cannot well do without our sins; they are the highway to our virtues."
Henry David Thoreau
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leon: i
guess you are right though.
and
paul, since you used so many liberties,
it really would have
given
you a lot more credibility from more people. now that i read it
again,
it sounds more like a crude satire. i apologize most sincerly
to
Sherri for being to hasty to judge your excellent work.
feeling
like the red queen,
randall
>
Randy,
>
> I
was about to send Gery Nicosia a congratulations note! Finally he won
>
the
>
conest. He failed to convince me that Paul was an asshole. But now Paul
>
himself showed me his colors. The color of shit, splashed all over a
>
poem
>
that is so delicate and beautiful, it leaves me breathless. And comes
>
some
>
shit balls thrown all over it, just
like some thing I could expect from
>
some vulgar bully kids. With feigned immitating nasal twangs to boot.
>
Phewey. Disgusting.
>
> So
I read your post. Aah, somebody anticipates offended folks. But you
>
have
>
some explanation. Some magnificent honesty even. So I go back to look
>
again.
>
What? Where is it? Nothing redeeming at all. I suggest you read Sherri's
>
heart song again, without the filth that is trying to attach itself to
>
it.
>
>
O.K. Gery I get your point. I don't mind Paul's criminal record, but
>
what he
> is
doing to Sherri's beautiful poem is maybe what people have in mind
>
when
>
they say it's a crime.
>
>
leon
>
-----Original Message-----
>
From: randy royal <randyr@MAILHUB.JAXNET.COM>
>
To: BEAT-L@CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU <BEAT-L@CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU>
>
Date: Saturday, November 08, 1997 9:50 AM
>
Subject: Re: pome
>
>
>
paul- you certainly did take your liberties with this pome. i like
>
the honesty, haven't seen such a vivid picture about that subject
>
anywhere since i
>
read visions of cody (the part in the beginning where the first word
> in
the paragraph is masturbation, in CAPS). if any one is offended, i
>
urge you not to be because paul has done something magnifecent with this
>
pome: giving another narrative to a story.
>
enjoying everyone's excellent poetry,
>
randy
>
>
> At 05:24 AM 11/8/97 UT, you wrote:
>
> >somehow i missed this poem.
WOW!!! Marlene, you GOT
IT!! thanks
>
for
>
sharing
>
> >it!! ~sherri
>
> >
>
> >
>
> >for years for years
>
> >those frozen tears those frozen beers
>
> >those silent screams made me scream
>
> >
>
> >longing, aching my loins are longing, aching
>
> >
>
> >in dreams in dreams
>
> >body melting ice cream melting
>
> >feet sticking to the floor hands sticking to the door
>
> >desperately running for the door puddles oozing onto the
>
floor
>
> >from the mad Moloch from my mad mother
>
> >of middle class before my class
>
> >candy ass she spanks my ass
>
> >moronic mindlessness a mindless moron
>
> >
>
> >bound in chains wound in chains
>
> >of Amerika's mad whoreship locked in the closet
>
> >of $$$ worship my Dad's Playboys I
>
worshiped
>
> warship
monkeyspank
>
> >
>
> >sway my hips I sprayed her hips
>
> >kiss my lips parted her lips
>
> >take me away took her away
>
> >from this insanity play to my room, under the
>
mattress
>
> >where candles don't drip where penises drip
>
> >and people don't trip and shoestrings made me trip
>
> >
>
> >where the black hole where the black hole
>
> >of Amerikan society of a lowell whore
>
> > s u
c k s
>
> >like a Hoover vacuum cleaner
>
> > q u
i c k s a
n d
>
> >through her private area like a quagmire
>
> >telling me to be discrete because my mother's in the next room
>
> >blinding me with her dirty underwear
>
> >
>
> >we wallow in
>
> >her filthy clamor
>
> >and the more i struggle
>
> >the tighter
>
> > she
>
> > squeezes
>
> >
my
>
> > b a
l l s **
>
>
>
>
>
>
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Subject: Re: Anstee's Kerouac biblio at
Borders...
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At
02:11 PM 08/11/97 -0500, Alex Howard wrote:
>Do
you remember the titles of these books?
I've
>been
trying to find some stuff by Montgomery since
>reading
of Henry Morley in Dharma Bums. Also,
>to
anybody, does anyone have some info they can
>share
with me about Montgomery or some books
>with
info they can refer me to?
1. Jack
Kerouac: A Memoir
2.
Kerouac West Coast
3. The
Kerouac We Knew
I saw
one of these on my usual haunt this morning.
I can't
remember which one. I hope this is a
help.
Mike
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At
06:15 PM 08/11/97 EST, Dave B wrote:
>Saw
Dylan perform last night in Columbus, Ohio.
>The
man is back with a vengence, I have never seen a
>livlier
performance from the man.
He
never left. . .
Mike
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I really liked Marlene's poem which was
posted recently. It's so
simple
yet so beautiful.
I'm new to the whole Beat-L scene, but I
like it a lot. There's not
a whole
lot of interest in the Beats on my campus, and right now I'm
up to
my ears in Allen Ginsberg, working on this anthology for my
honors
comp. class. Does anyone know where I
could find a copy of
Ginsberg's
"Fame and Death" on-line? I've been searching for weeks and
can't
seem to find it anywhere.
If you can help me out, e-mail me!
Maggie G.
"Well,
while I'm here I'll do the work-and what's the Work? To ease
the
pain of living. Everything else, drunken dumbshow." Allen Ginsberg
"Memory
Gardens"
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I'm
pretty sure it's online at the Naropa Institute's Ginsberg Memorial page.
If you
don't find it, email me at wxgbc@cunyvm.cuny.edu. I had a copy on disk
but don't know if I kept it.
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From: Sherri
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Paul -
my poem, which was the first of the two you chose to "play" with has
absolutely
nothing to do with gen-x, i'm nearly
40, not even close to the
gen-xers. why don't you use your bawdiness from
scratch? or can you not
start
with a blank page? had i read your poem
as something you simply did of
your
own and without the constant need to denigrate, i probably would have
loved
it. as it is, it loses any steam hit
has. have a nice evening, i hope
your
pad isn't too semen encrusted. sex
& drugs & rock-n-roll, sherri
----------
From: BEAT-L: Beat Generation List on behalf of
Paul A. Maher Jr.
Sent: Saturday, November 08, 1997 4:10 PM
To: BEAT-L@CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU
Have
you ever heard of bawdiness? Satire? Scatology? Or are you so immersed
in how
you feel about things that it means it must be so for all......I feel
nothing
for GEN-X angst pinings.....I hope you really hate me now. And who
the
hell is trying to win a contest? There was never a "contest." But if
the
contest
is to see who the biggest "asshole" is I hope I won hands
down...Love,P
"We
cannot well do without our sins; they are the highway to our virtues."
Henry David Thoreau
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From: Sherri <love_singing@CLASSIC.MSN.COM>
Subject: Marlene's and sherri's poems
just to
set the record straight (since there appears to be some confusion),
there
are two poems in Paul Maher's scatological "playfulness", the shorter
untitled
one at the top is mine. Marlene's is
called "Poeticide - a writer's
hallucination".
thanks,
sherri
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From: Sherri
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Subject: Re: another Kerouac?
Buk has
a point, but i've noticed that through
communicating with people via
the
internet, i'm getting whole new vistas opened up as to how people from
different
regions and countries view life, what they value, etc. for me it's
broadening
things, which, i would think, for someone of true genius, would be
like
being in a candy store as big as a city block.
ciao, sherri
----------
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Glenn Cooper
Sent: Saturday, November 08, 1997 3:15 PM
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Subject: Re: another Kerouac?
>i
suspect that there will not be another Keroacu per se. He is in a
>time
and place of his own and the timelessness will be linked to that
>time
and place.
>
>it
seems to me that some of the most important questions are asked in
>the
journal notes of WSB reprinted in the New Yorker some time ago.
>Where
can we go with the novel?
>
>it
seems to me -- and i've been beginning to discuss this some with a
>friend
in LA -- the next phase is not through the traditional publishers
>but
through the wonders of the technology we're using right now. the
>possibilities
for non-linearity by way of HTML linkages (i have no idea
>what
HTML means :)), allowing linearity and non-linearity to exist in
>the
same space seems promising. the
possibilities of incorporating the
>wonderful
work that has been done with spoken word -- and its mixture
>with
musics -- with the words themselves in terms of page and audio are
>a
loving future prospect (perhaps not future -- perhaps now -- but since
>i
don't have a sound card as of yet, it is still future for me) -- the
>possibilities
of connecting the visual with the word and the sound all
>in
linkages that connect the traditional format of writing with the
>forms
that are mentioned as distractions from the traditional format
>above
all seem wonderful avenues for exploration.
>
>i
have to wonder sometimes about Kerouac and company if they had been
>alive
in this time. i can't imagine that they
would not have been
>connected
to these technological innovations that allow for the
>traditional
forms and yet offer possibilities far from the conventional
>as
well.
>
>just
some random thinking....
>
>david
rhaesa
>salina,
Kansas
>
Yet
this same technology may also hinder the emergence of "genius".
Bukowski
was once asked, "Will the future bring more or fewer geniuses?"
Bukowski
replied, "Less." Why? Hank answered, "Because of communication.
Everyone
is seeing the same things, reading the same things, therefore
having
the same thoughts."
Makes
sense, yes?
Glenn
C.
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Leon:
I think
that the poem was actually by Marlene.
I am not real pleased with
the
liberties taken with my little tribute to Marie. I meant it as a
message
of love to her, and while nothing is sacred, I care not for what
Paul
did to it. That's for sure.
Leon
Tabory wrote:
>
Randy,
>
> I
was about to send Gery Nicosia a congratulations note! Finally he won
>
the
>
conest. He failed to convince me that Paul was an asshole. But now Paul
>
himself showed me his colors. The color of shit, splashed all over a
>
poem
>
that is so delicate and beautiful, it leaves me breathless. And comes
>
some
> shit
balls thrown all over it, just like
some thing I could expect from
>
some vulgar bully kids. With feigned immitating nasal twangs to boot.
>
Phewey. Disgusting.
>
> So
I read your post. Aah, somebody anticipates offended folks. But you
>
have
>
some explanation. Some magnificent honesty even. So I go back to look
>
again.
>
What? Where is it? Nothing redeeming at all. I suggest you read Sherri's
>
heart song again, without the filth that is trying to attach itself to
>
it.
>
<snip>
Peace,
Bentz
bocelts@scsn.net
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I just had Michael Czarnecki, from the
list, over for a reading
tonight
here at the University, and I must say it's moments like these
that
rekindle my faith in the lifeblood of the spoken word. Michael
read
and we followed with anyone who wanted to read their stuff, I read
some
Kerouac pieces that seemed to go over really well. there were
only 6
people there, but it was great just the same.
Curious about
other's
experience as performers, hosts, or audience members at spoken
word
performances. Four of us had read
Kerouac and this event was
billed
as being beat related at all.
Optimistic as far as jack is
concerned. It's interesting to witness the difference
between the
large
crowd and intimate group... interesting... thanks to Michael for
carrying
the poetic torch, and I highly commend and recommend his work
as a
poet, and as a person with a wonderful sense of the beauriful
dharma
of life. I'm inspired to hit the road.
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Hmmm...
I don't
think it is the case that we all see the same things, read the same
things,
and therefore have the same thoughts. There are still a lot of
people
who live outside of the grid, for one, and for another, it is as
easy as
ever to place alternate readings on material, as Rimbaud did with
Poe, or
Snyder did with his forestry lookout.
Best,
Harold
Rhenisch
rhenisch@web-trek.net
****
>Yet
this same technology may also hinder the emergence of "genius".
Bukowski
was once asked, "Will the future bring more or fewer geniuses?"
Bukowski
replied, "Less." Why? Hank answered, "Because of communication.
Everyone
is seeing the same things, reading the same things, therefore
having
the same thoughts."
Makes
sense, yes?
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i dont
know which novel, but if a great american
novelist
is among us, it would have to be pynchon.
but
damned if i can decide which novel to select.
On Sat,
8 Nov 1997, Harold Rhenisch wrote:
>
>I don't believe that the great American novel of
>
>the twentieth century has been written yet.
>
***
>
Oh-oh.
>
>
Time's running out.
>
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Pynchon
would certainly have to be considered a contender for the second
half of
the century at least. I haven't read
his new one (anyone out
there
have a review), was greatly dissapointed in Vineland--but
Gravity's
Rainbow, V, and the Crying of Lot 49 remain.
J.
Stauffer
James
Donahue wrote:
>
> i
dont know which novel, but if a great american
>
novelist is among us, it would have to be pynchon.
>
but damned if i can decide which novel to select.
>
>
>
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this is
sort of a sequel to the "stranger of Strangers" coffee gallery
poem of
another saturday night not so long ago.....still quite rough and
needing
tailoring.
Coffee
Gallery
Salina,
Kansas
11-08-97
Sunshine
Lifting the Veils of Darkness
Open up
them Pearly Gates
for Me
Blue
Grass Spiders and Green Garden Snakes
with
Leapord Skin crickets' legs trumpet blasting
Louis
Armstrong
sliding
through my mind
where
the soul of man never dies
somewhere
near Muses Mill Kentucky
I know
now
that
the stranger of Strangers is
nobody's
fault
but my own.
Standing
outside the Vortex opens quickly
shining pearls and rubies
in Irish tales of
blackedout bingo parlour
birthday parties,
world series dreams of
cardboard Gibson guitar
with John Wayne playing Clint Eastwood
in The Unforgiven
the Gang of One
in a poplar rock quarry garden
the bright lights of wichita
grain elevators
shine in my soul on a Salina sidewalk
The
Sleepy town awakes in an instant
The Vortex
s l o w
i n g
d
o
w
n
to safety
displacing fears of my mind spinning out of control
once again
Waiting for the Black
Veil
to descend
long and slow over this mysterious
evening
wondering
whether a Hopper portrait coffee
gallery is
a figmentary vision or
a place of Haven granting the spice in
life
where this tired old
generational warrior
might safely and contentedly
abide.
A LIFE
-- ought to get one I tell myself
sometimes laughing at
the seriousness of it all.
Left in
my Strangerness for so many centuries
that being alive
living in the spice of life
real people as companions
not just crickets
Shocks
my system like a gusty North Wind across the Kansas plains
Might I
survive this night to learn once again -- from square one --
The
Dance of Life
bouncing along to the sound of an Old
Mandolin?
The
Force of the moment sends me outside
to the air
letting the wind test me
-- like a pinch tests a
dreamer --
making certain this ain't just another
hallucination
of life's possibilities
My Mind
drifts to Lawrence connecting
re-connecting
with other sparks in the Vortex
I
become a bird -- pheasant or quail flying on the opening day of
hunting
season dodging the pellets as they whisk through the sky
dodging shots
just another phase in the life of a
Kansas bird
flying over the Smokey Hill River
the gunfire brings hints of darkness
of Black Veils descending
Cigarette
brings me from primordial bird memories to my human self
lifting
the veil again
here,
now
whereever this is
on Another Saturday night
This
time a strange companion rather than stranger
with
pretty truck stop girl
from
all over the West
printed
in the mind of a Wichita lineman
bouncing
to the strings' alluring sounds
Dancing
the dance of Life
that I've forgotten
in my stranger life
Watching
wonderful people of the south Wind move
I
revisit the steps
the
treasure map
of
happiness
brightly
lit
an
emerald city
ahead
and clearly visible
I'm
skipping back to the territory of the Living
Whistling
"You Are My Sunshine" to myself
and
basking in the warming glow in my Heart.
david
rhaesa
salina,
Kansas
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Subject: Re: Anstee's Kerouac biblio at
Borders...
In a
message dated 97-11-08 16:15:01 EST, you write:
<<
>If anyone has the full citation for Anstee's book, please post it. I'd
>like to order it. Jeff, do you have it? >>
Sure, I
have it....we published it....
Jack
Kerouac: The Bootleg Era compiled by Rod Anstee.
Published
by Water Row Press. $12.98
PO Box
438 / Sudbury MA 01776
We also
distribute Montgomery's Fels & Firn books - You can buy them at
Borders.
1. The
Kerouac We Knew. $5.95
2.
Kerouac at the Wild Boar $16.95
Thanks
-
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Borders...
In a
message dated 97-11-08 18:18:05 EST, you write:
<<
The last I
heard his daughter was going to publish a
collections of memoirs about
her father.
Does anyone know if this collections was indeed published? >>
Yes,
his daughter Laura Petersen did publish a collection of memoirs....
It's
out of print but we may have a copy or two here...Coincidentally, the
book
was designed by Gary Snyder's sister....
Jeffrey
Water
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Summer
night Bay party
Watching
many tail lamps passing around me
Wind
was sharp and cut my skin
Hundreds
of moter bikes cluttered with roaring sounds
Chase
over the Bay bridge
No fear
in their eyes
Screaming
voice
Endless
summer night
Watching
city lights in your eyes
It's so
beautiful
And i
pray......
Please
no one take him away from me
Please
do not telling me you can die any time
You've
got me.....you've got me....
Our
dreams are fireworks
Please
do not wake me up and hold my hand
The Bay
party's over and all tail lamps are gone
I sit
on the CBX400 and watch the Venus with you
______________
Love,
Rastous
For
further examples of my work, check out Liquid Review at:
http://light.iinet.net.au/~rastous/index.htm
And
catch me, Pushkin & Krystalle on Tumultuous in Real Audio:
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on November 14, 11pm Adelaide
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The
critic in my head
Speaks
to me with the voices
of old
lovers
Burns
black pits of silence
in my
soul
Seven
years of song
Caught
in a tight throat
Never
spoken
Above a
whisper
Boxes
of my history
Written
in verse
Hidden
under the bed
If I
read my story
Will
you think me
...a
paint-by-numbers Rembrant
...a
Kareoke Mozart
...Yeager
with a paper plane
My
spirit would dance with the devil
But it
cowers in fear
of the
label 'trite'
(from
the collection Critics and Other Lovers
by
Judith Barnett Campbell - copyright 1996
all
rights reserved)
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Subject:
> it's all good
> Date:
> Sat, 8 Nov 1997 02:17:26 -0800
> From:
> Jerry Mader <jjm@TIDALWAVE.NET>
>
>
> i
will supply you with new adventers,sure you will doubt my competense
>
and free spirt but i know. i see you
cry your yearning for more but i
>
will comfort you in your time of need. sure i can move to france and
>
write a book and make you stand on end for more but am i capable of much
>
more. yes my brothers and sisters i am. thsi isn't jerry okay, its his
>
son thats using this account, im not using this to get stock quotes or
>
info about important info, im using this to trade info, isn't this what
>
its all about, sure you can try to braeak me down with your words and
>
thoughts but i won't give, you see i'm tired of your conformist views.
>
break away from what you know, embark upon something unknown (if u found
>
this list then i know you are competent) lets start something here some
>
thing brand spanking "NEW"!!!!!!!
DUDE!!!!!!!!Why
don't you just sit back and relax, and quit poking us in
the
ribs????
What is
this ...."you see i'm tired of your conformist views?????"
Just
how old are you, anyway??? You sound all of 13 going on 12.
cathy
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slept
for a few hours
until
my body
awakened me.
mainly
through painful
pukings
i reminisce of
five minute's ago.
and so mojo jim
is on the radio
and i listened a little
while
and
heard the end
but really, it
was just edited
so long ago. acidic brown stains
spilt
out onto my toilet.
the still are sticky after a late nite
uncleaning and cleaning again.
and so
now my stomach is
e m p t
y
my mind
numb,
the
radio off.
11-9-97
3:36am
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On Sun,
9 Nov 1997, Jeffrey Weinberg wrote:
In a message dated 97-11-08 18:18:05 EST, you
write:
>
Yes, his daughter Laura Petersen did publish a collection of memoirs....
>
It's out of print but we may have a copy or two here...Coincidentally, the
>
book was designed by Gary Snyder's sister....
His
sister Anthea? In _Gary Snyder: Dimensions of a Life_ (ed. Jon Halper)
she is
mentioned only a time or two, in connection w/GS's early life.
After
that, she is never mentioned again....I've also never seen her
mentioned
anywhere else....I've wondered if she somehow dropped out of
GS's
life altogether, or just wished to remain private, or what?? What's
the
deal here?
*******
Jeff
Taylor
taylorjb@ctrvax.vanderbilt.edu
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Sorry
for the presumptuousness. . .some of them have that Gen-X tone. My
masturbatory
flight of fancy is a grandiose structuring of the rise and fall
of
mankind with the stroke and sleight of one hand.I guess I'll have to be
careful
not to step on the eggshell personalities of our more enlightened
contributors
of the Beat-L. I took the "Beat" in a different way I guess
because
there is hardly ever any reference to "Beat" Literature. paul...P.S.
, don't
wear out your elastic waistbands.
"We
cannot well do without our sins; they are the highway to our virtues."
Henry David Thoreau
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I look
at the bed
with
window flash shuttering
and the
yawn of the blankets
beckons
me.
Oh how
I would see
every
year the heartaches
Moloch-Moloch
busy at
the grocery store
buying
my aunt some carrots
Rain
falls like oil
on my
face like
tears
from heaven
let it
pour all over me
joyful
at heaven's rebirth
Baby
sit, baby shit,
lucky
times and the motor engine
turns
to
dispel the awkward motion of time
but I
see now
how
easy it is to come up with this crap.
Take
your liberties with this one you humorless Sunday souls! P.
"We
cannot well do without our sins; they are the highway to our virtues."
Henry David Thoreau
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At
01:12 AM 11/9/97 -0500, you wrote:
>The
critic in my head
>Speaks
to me with the voices
>of
old lovers
>Burns
black pits of silence
>in
my soul
>
>Seven
years of song
>Caught
in a tight throat
>Never
spoken
>Above
a whisper
>
>Boxes
of my history
>Written
in verse
>Hidden
under the bed
>
>If
I read my story
>Will
you think me
>...a
paint-by-numbers Rembrant
>...a
Kareoke Mozart
>...Yeager
with a paper plane
>
>My
spirit would dance with the devil
>But
it cowers in fear
>of
the label 'trite'
>
>(from
the collection Critics and Other Lovers
>by
Judith Barnett Campbell - copyright 1996
>all
rights reserved)
>
Beautiful....i
think I will put on the first of 87 discs of the Complete
Beethoven
Edition by Deutsche Gramophone which I recently acquired. Bye to
all my
friends! P. of the Kerouac Quarterly.
http://www.freeyellow.com/members/upstartcrow/KerouacQuarterly.html
"We
cannot well do without our sins; they are the highway to our virtues."
Henry David Thoreau
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Paul A.
Maher Jr. wrote:
>
>
Sorry for the presumptuousness. . .some of them have that Gen-X tone. My
>
masturbatory flight of fancy is a grandiose structuring of the rise and fall
> of
mankind with the stroke and sleight of one hand.I guess I'll have to be
>
careful not to step on the eggshell personalities of our more enlightened
>
contributors of the Beat-L. I took the "Beat" in a different way I
guess
>
because there is hardly ever any reference to "Beat" Literature.
paul...P.S.
> ,
don't wear out your elastic waistbands.
>
"We cannot well do without our sins; they are the highway to our
virtues."
>
Henry David Thoreau
Paul,
i spent
quite a few efforts examining a poem that would fit within your
genre
by Allen Ginsberg (which i imagine you'd feel more than happy to
piss on
as well) and you showed NO interest.
Please don't pretend that
you
have a personality and it is just somehow offended by the lack of
critical
examination of beat literature. you
don't contribute
intelligently
to discussion of Beat Literature either.
Not sure why you
take
such pleasure in spite but it can make a guy grow weary seeing you
build
yourself up by tearing others down. I
really don't understand
your
reactions. I'm not certain what you
wish to read about on this
listserv. Diane had an excellent post that struck
straight in the heart
of your
conceptions (as i try to comprehend them) of beat literature but
rather
than throwing your energy into that thread you decide to attempt
more
ridicule. Jack is right, i believe, in
the notions that Diane
quoted
concerning writers and various forms.
Joyce would be Joyce even
in the
reader's digest. Paul would be a
spiteful juvenile no matter
where
or in what form he chose to put his words.
The
weather has turned frightful in Kansas and your words provide a good
reason
to go back to sleep for another week.
david
rhaesa
salina,
Kansas
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hi
tyson and all people and things beat: ! i just did a reading with
michael
in plattsburgh, ny and he is now on the maine coast. michael is an
amazing
man with an incredible constitution for being on the road and
being
totally THERE when he arrives. i highly recommend any one who is
putting
together readings or workshops (his are wonderful) could do no
better
than michael.
Tyson
Ouellette wrote:
> I just had Michael Czarnecki, from the
list, over for a reading
>
tonight here at the University, and I must say it's moments like these
>
that rekindle my faith in the lifeblood of the spoken word. Michael
>
read and we followed with anyone who wanted to read their stuff, I read
>
some Kerouac pieces that seemed to go over really well. there were
>
only 6 people there, but it was great just the same. Curious about
>
other's experience as performers, hosts, or audience members at spoken
>
word performances. Four of us had read
Kerouac and this event was
>
billed as being beat related at all.
Optimistic as far as jack is
>
concerned. It's interesting to witness
the difference between the
>
large crowd and intimate group... interesting... thanks to Michael for
>
carrying the poetic torch, and I highly commend and recommend his work
> as
a poet, and as a person with a wonderful sense of the beauriful
>
dharma of life. I'm inspired to hit the
road.
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On Sat,
8 Nov 1997, James Stauffer wrote:
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Pynchon would certainly have to be considered a contender for the second
>
half of the century at least. I haven't
read his new one (anyone out
>
there have a review), was greatly dissapointed in Vineland--but
>
Gravity's Rainbow, V, and the Crying of Lot 49 remain.
I
prefer Cormac McCarthy myself (_All the Pretty Horses_ is far from his
best....try
_Blood Meridian_ instead.)
My
predictions for next US winner of Nobel prize for Lit: either Pynchon
or
McCarthy.....next winner from UK: either Harold Pinter or Tom Stoppard.
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Jeff
Taylor
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i
havent yet read vineland or v, but i have read the
crying
of lot 49, gravitys rainbow, and im working
through
mason and dixon (the new one). m&d
is
certainly
brilliantly written and structured, easier
to
follow than gr, but not by any means more
simplistic. i would have to posit this as my vote for
:the
great american novel" because of its dealing with
"america"
- in its characters (ben franklin is quite
amusing),
its discussion of the whole (alledged) "age
of
reason," and colonization. but to
name one novel
is to
avoid the others, and i think the idea of
ambiguity
in 49 is too important in the consideration
of the
ambiguous nature of postmodernism, and the
issues
of science and self-hood in gr and equally
worth
study. but as far as a review of
m&d is
concerned,
read it. if you enjoy pynchons other
works,
you will not be disappointed.
james
donahue
On Sat,
8 Nov 1997, James Stauffer wrote:
>
Pynchon would certainly have to be considered a contender for the second
>
half of the century at least. I haven't
read his new one (anyone out
>
there have a review), was greatly dissapointed in Vineland--but
>
Gravity's Rainbow, V, and the Crying of Lot 49 remain.
>
> J.
Stauffer
>
James Donahue wrote:
>
>
>
> i dont know which novel, but if a great american
>
> novelist is among us, it would have to be pynchon.
>
> but damned if i can decide which novel to select.
>
>
>
>
> >
>
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In the
Retreat Diaries
are the
lines by william
"Telepathy,
journeys out of the body--these maifestations , according to
Trunpa,
are mere distractions, Exactly. Distraction: fun, like
hang-gliding
or surfboarding or skin diving. So why
not have fun? I
sense
an underlying dogma here to which I am not williing to submit."
when i
was asked what i meant by william's obbsession and bone deep
curiousity,
that line flashed in my head. I
remember reading that line
and
thinking boy right william. it said a
lot about williams approach
to so
much of life. Whe he was told to stay
at least three feet from
the
snakes that Dean would bring around, william stayed three feet, no
farther,
and being slow of foot, I got to watch the kansas rattler try
to make
his escape over william's earth shoe. I saw him at a wedding in
the
country, (David's and Sues) go over to a wood swing, sit down, and
swing,
he fell off, tunmbly rather gracefully. When i first went fishing
with
william, we were at the end of paul johnsons dock, showing me the
perfect
cast, William, having a great deal of
fun, explaining to me
about
imagining the arm following through, when i realized that williams
whole
body was following through, i reach out and pulled him back from
falling
in, He laughed and said, well maybe not quite that much follow
through
, now you try it.
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Subject: Re: another Kerouac?
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From: Harold Rhenisch <rhenisch@WEB-TREK.NET>
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Date: Saturday, November 08, 1997 12:19 PM
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>
>I don't believe that the great American novel of
>
>the twentieth century has been written yet.
>
***
>
Oh-oh.
>
>
Time's running out.
I hate
to admit thinking this, but I think the great American novel of the
twentieth
century has been written: The Great Gatsby.
While I'm not
stating
that it was the best book from the US in the 20th cen, I believe
that
Gatsby, before anyone else, could see the direction that America was
going,
i.e. materialistic, consumeristic, and cynical, and probably would
not
have been surprised that a culture so marginalized from this world view
would
spring up and write fantastic, subversive novels. Kerouac,
Burroughs,
and Fitzgerald seem to agree that the American dream has become
a
nightmare.
Joey
Mellott : poet, writer, and jobless loafer
(peyotecoyote@iah.com)
"the
socerers enter the ring, and the dancer with the six hundred little
bells
(300 of horn, 300 of silver) shrieks his coyote call in the forest."
-
Antonin Artaud
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From: James Stauffer
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Joey,
I'd
have to concur with you on Gatsby. I'm
not sure that as the century
closes
we are quite sure what a novel is anymore and the importance of
the
form seems to be in at least a temporary decline.
There
have been a lot of wonderful books in our times, but I can't think
of as
perfect a novel as Gatsby in our time.
J.
Stauffer
Joey
Mellott wrote:
>
> I
hate to admit thinking this, but I think the great American novel of the
>
twentieth century has been written: The Great Gatsby.
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From: Sherri
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Subject: Re: another Kerouac?
i'm
beginning to think that the "Great American" novel of this century as
actually
possible. the country is so huge,
experience from region, class,
race,
religion so variable any more - i think it would take a James Joyce to
encompass
it all. only person of that ilk that
comes to mind for me is
Umberto
Eco - hardly a candidate for writing an "American" novel.
much as
i love and revere Fitzgerald and some of the others mentioned, i fear
the
notion can't really be entertained realistically. or do i, perhaps, have
a
different notion of what the Great American novel of this century is?
ciao,
sherri
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Subject: Re: another Kerouac?
Joey,
I'd
have to concur with you on Gatsby. I'm
not sure that as the century
closes
we are quite sure what a novel is anymore and the importance of
the
form seems to be in at least a temporary decline.
There
have been a lot of wonderful books in our times, but I can't think
of as
perfect a novel as Gatsby in our time.
J.
Stauffer
Joey
Mellott wrote:
>
> I
hate to admit thinking this, but I think the great American novel of the
>
twentieth century has been written: The Great Gatsby.
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Patricia
Elliott wrote:
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> In
the Retreat Diaries
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are the lines by william
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>
"Telepathy, journeys out of the body--these maifestations , according to
>
Trunpa, are mere distractions, Exactly. Distraction: fun, like
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hang-gliding or surfboarding or skin diving.
So why not have fun? I
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sense an underlying dogma here to which I am not williing to submit."
>
>
when i was asked what i meant by william's obbsession and bone deep
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curiousity, that line flashed in my head.
I remember reading that line
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and thinking boy right william. it said
a lot about williams approach
> to
so much of life. Whe he was told to
stay at least three feet from
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the snakes that Dean would bring around, william stayed three feet, no
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farther, and being slow of foot, I got to watch the kansas rattler try
> to
make his escape over william's earth shoe. I saw him at a wedding in
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the country, (David's and Sues) go over to a wood swing, sit down, and
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swing, he fell off, tunmbly rather gracefully. When i first went fishing
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with william, we were at the end of paul johnsons dock, showing me the
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perfect cast, William, having a great
deal of fun, explaining to me
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about imagining the arm following through, when i realized that williams
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whole body was following through, i reach out and pulled him back from
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falling in, He laughed and said, well maybe not quite that much follow
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through , now you try it.
> p
>
a domga
indeed ... the old curiosity killed the cat notion propogated by
folks
who know nothing about cats.
it is
fun though to get to the point of no distractions with some folks
and
then start having lots of fun and they don't know what they're
supposed
to do.
bone
deep curiosity of fun sounds like a good theme for a great american
novel
... a forgotten joy indeed.
david
rhaesa
salina,
Kansas
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