Sir!, Volume 21, Number 3, November 1964

This issue includes an article “The Amazing ‘Beat Hotel’” by Yvette Alouette, including great photographs and a discussion about Burroughs, pp. 22-25, 56. Gregory Corso, Allen Ginsberg, Piero Heliczer [mistakenly spelled "Pierrot Helitzer"], William S. Burroughs, and Bob Grosvenor are photographed, among others – this relies heavily on Harold Chapman's photographs.

Published in New York City by Volitant Publishing in 1964.

This copy was formerly in the collection of Darin Scope.

Bibliographic Information:

• Not in M&M
• Not in Shoaf
• Not in Schottlender (v4)
• Raven 19641100SIRX.21.3, b7

Selected Contents:

• Tom Higgins: "Jean Harlow" (essay)
• David Halliday: "The Assignation" (prose)
• Yvette Alouette: "The Amazing 'Beat Hotel'" (photoessay)
• Charles Poston: "Why Abbie Tied the Can to Cugie" (essay)
• Emmanuel Winters: "The Cutest Little Pussycat" (prose)
• unknown "Bill Kreh's Strictly G.I." (essay)
• Norman Willner, Oscar Brand: interview
• Charles McHarry:
• "The Case of the Tattooed Soprano" (prose)
• "Belly Dancer Little Egypt Tells 'All'" (essay)
• Hank Reeves: "Sex on Celluloid" (review of Michael Milner's Sex on Celluloid)

Publishing Information: 

• Editor-In-Chief: Adrian B. Lopez
• Editor: Ardia Sandel
• Executive Editor: Robert S. Caldwell
• Art Director: Gerald Repp
• Art Editors: Burt Lowenstein, Ronald Reggio
• Advertising Manager: Jay Burtis