Thursday, January 26, 2012
Thursday, January 19, 2012
deletion
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correspondence between me n richard krech
Hugh was a friend of richard krech both posted earlier in this blog.
I posted up richard, and followed with Melbourne poets
dave Ellison and david Shepherd. Then I posted another piece made up
of some email correspondence between richard and me. I have removed it.
he was very gracious about it.
of some email correspondence between richard and me. I have removed it.
he was very gracious about it.
here's a poem by his longtime friend hugh fox (deceased)
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SOMETIMES
Sometimes, wandering around in Chicago,
Brooklyn, Detroit, Gary, L.A., Lansing, I wonder if
the Civil War and the freeing of the slaves
ever happened, my cousins in Chicago telling
me “Don’t go to the south side where you used
to live, man....you’ll be a deadman fast, man...,”
OK, and then I come into class and if I close my
eyes I can’t tell the difference between blacks
and whites, the accent-jargon gone, future and
past surrounding me like time-travel on a daily
basis depending on big WHERES and HOWS.
Sometimes, wandering around in Chicago,
Brooklyn, Detroit, Gary, L.A., Lansing, I wonder if
the Civil War and the freeing of the slaves
ever happened, my cousins in Chicago telling
me “Don’t go to the south side where you used
to live, man....you’ll be a deadman fast, man...,”
OK, and then I come into class and if I close my
eyes I can’t tell the difference between blacks
and whites, the accent-jargon gone, future and
past surrounding me like time-travel on a daily
basis depending on big WHERES and HOWS.
Hugh Fox
posted earlier in this blog
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Sunday, January 8, 2012
Correspondence:
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In regard to the posting:
"Jack Keroauc & Jack Karlos' unpublished papers"
I see in this article a reference to Jack Kerouac's The Scripture of the Golden Eternity ([sic] 1953). It is my understanding that this sutra was composed in 1956, perhaps in Mill Valley, California--but certainly published by Totem Press in association with Corinth Books (1960) for the first print/edition. Other editions and printings have since been published. Nowhere have I found a 1953 reference.
The real question is: where is the original manuscript of this work? I know it was written in pencil, revised often, and not in Kerouac's noted manner, best illustrated in the book, On The Road.
Anonymous CassyDee
Jan 5th 2012
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. . . good question.
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