Chicago Review, Volume 12, Number 3, Autumn 1958
There is additionally a brief review of Burroughs' Junkie on page 86, as written under the pseudonym William Lee.
Also includes a mention of Burroughs in a letter (December 9, 1957) from Allen Ginsberg to Chicago Review poetry editor Paul Carroll: "Only one unpublished at all in US is Burroughs who is Equal to Jack K. in prose strength. I asked him to send me some mss. and if they've arrived by tomorrow at American Express I'll include them with this letter. You would do a great service if you can find a place to introduce Burroughs. Grove is reading him now but things go slow & I wish he were added to the Pantheon. That's William S. Burroughs–see dedication in my book [Howl & Other Poems] if you have it. He's in Tangiers. Most his work too raw but I asked him to send something palpably printable by US censor standards. Rexroth discribes [sic] him in New Directions 16 article." A second letter mentions the Burroughs contribution included in this issue.
Published in Chicago, IL. by Chicago Review in Autumn of 1958.
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- Prose:
- William S. Burroughs:
- Philip Whalen: Prose Take 1:VI:57
- John Logan: The House Jack Builds
- James Brunot: An Opening
- Poetry:
- Brother Antonius, O.P.: A Siege of Silence
- Joel Oppenheimer: Mare Nostrum
- John Logan: Concert Scene
- Paul Carroll: The Cruelties of the Old Poet
- Essays:
- David Riesman: The College Student in an Age of Organization
- Reviews:
- John Logan: Sorrow in the Poet in the Man in the Animal (on The Sorrows of Priapus by Edward Dahlberg)
- Hugh Kenner: Images of James Joyce (on My Brother's Keeper by Stanislaus Joyce)
- Martin Green: Artist Astray (on A Bit Off the Map and Other Stories by Angus Wilson)
- Oliver La Farge: Beautyway (on Beautyway: A Navaho Ceremonial, ed. by Leland C. Wyman)
- Brief reviews of:
- Norman Marlow's A. E. Housman: Scholar and Poet
- William Lee's (William S. Burroughs') Junkie
- W. G. C. Guthrie's In the Beginning: Some Greek Views on the Origins of Life and the Early State of Man
- Letters:
- From Allen Ginsberg to Paul Carroll
- Editor: Irving Rosenthal
- Manager: Richard G. Sheldon
- Assistant Editor: Doris Nieder
- Art Editor: Eila Kokkinen
- Essay Editor: Hyung Woong Pak
- Poetry Editor: Paul Carroll
- Project Editors: Barbara Pitschel, Charles Horowitz
- Editorial Assistants: Charles Lanman, Edward Leibstone, Leonard Cunix, Harvey Plotnik, Dorothy Perlmuter, Leon Albritton, Roland Pitschel
- Cover Illustration: Robert Natkin
- Printed by the University of Chicago Printing Department
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