Beat Scene, Issue 49, Winter 2005/2006
Includes "Billy Burroughs and the Strange Story of Cursed from Birth" by Eric Jacobs, pp. 20-22, about William S. Burroughs' son.
Kevin Ring interviews John Geiger in "Brion Gysin: Nothing Is True", pp. 23-24, which mentions Burroughs throughout and includes a photo of Burroughs and John Geiger together (on Burroughs' porch); a review of Geiger's biography of Gysin follows.
James Birmingham of RealityStudio contributes "The Doctor Is on the Market", pp. 44-48, on Ken Lopez, the Vaduz Archive of Burroughs material, and Bob Jackson (the seller at that time).
A review of John Geiger's Chapel of Extreme Experience: A Short History of Stroboscopic Light and the Dream Machine -- which features Burroughs on its cover -- is at page 51.
An advertisement for Naropa University with a full-page picture of Burroughs is at page 54.
A review by Colin Cooper of William S. Burroughs: You Can't Win: An Interview with Anne Waldman and John Oughton is at page 60.
Published in Binley Woods, England by Beat Scene (Kevin Ring) in late 2005.
Bibliographic Information:
- Not in Shoaf
- Not in Schottlaender (v4)
- Raven 20051200BSCE.0.49
Selected Contents:
- Kevin Ring:
- "First Words" (editorial)
- "Johnny Brewton's X-Ray Book Co." (interview)
- "Jack Kerouac's The Town and the City: An Epic Saga?" (essay)
- review of City Moon Review, volume 6, number 2
- review of Wildflowers:A Woodstock Mountain Poetry Anthology
- review of Edward Sanders' Stanzas for Social Change
- review of David Meltzer's David's Copy
- combined review of ruth weiss' Full Circle, White is All Colors, and 3 Farben: Weiss
- review of Jack's Book: An Oral Biography of Jack Kerouac by Barry Gifford and Lawrence Lee
- review of Steve Edington's The Beat Face of God: The Beat Generation Writers as Spirit Guides
- review of Paul Maher Jr.'s Empty Phantoms: Interviews and Encounters with Jack Kerouac
- review of Jim Jones' Carl Solomon: Report from the Sane Asylum
- review of Daithidth Maceochhaidh's Travels with Chinaski
- Kevin Ring and John Geiger: "Brion Gysin: Nothing Is True" (interview)
- Pamela Hardyment: "When Corso Came to Stay" (essay)
- Jonah Raskin:
- "'High' Philip Lamantia" (essay)
- "Gallery Six Remembered" (essay)
- John Suiter and Philip Lamantia: "Philip Lamantia: An Interview" (interview)
- Chris Felver: photographs
- Tony Lane: photograph
- Joan Jobe Smith:
- photographs
- "Love, Bukowski" (essay)
- Edwin Pouncey and Ken Kesey: "Ken Kesey's Invisible Jukebox" (listing/interview)
- Eric Jacobs:
- "Billy Burroughs and the Strange Story of Cursed from Birth" (essay)
- review of John Geiger's Nothing Is True, Everything Is Permitted: The Life of Brion Gysin
- review of What Happened to Kerouac?, a film by Richard Lerner and Lewis MacAdams
- review of Howl for Now, edited by Simon Warner
- Arthur Knight: photographs
- Jack Foley: "Howl Redux at the Herbst Theater" (essay)
- Thomas P. Healy: "The Legacy of Lono" (essay)
- Jim Burns:
- "Bird Breaks Down" (essay)
- review of the film Factotum
- Jim Burns and Matt Dillon: "Factotum" (interview)
- Greg Keeler:
- "Don't Move" (on Gary Snyder)
- "Dreaming Richard Brautigan" (essay)
- Larry Keenan: photograph
- James Birmingham: "The Doctor Is on the Market" (essay)
- John Hopkins: photograph
- Brion Gysin: photograph
- Brian Dalton:
- review of Beat Collection, edited by Barry Miles
- review of Steven Frattali's Hypodermic Light: The Poetry of Philip Lamantia and the Question of Surrealism
- review of Virginia Spencer Carr's Paul Bowles: A Life
- Colin Cooper:
- review of Mark SaFranko's Hating Olivia
- review of John Geiger's Chapel of Extreme Experience: A Short History of Stroboscopic Light and the Dream Machine [sic]
- review of Lawrence Ferlinghetti'sAmericus I
- review of William S. Burroughs: You Can't Win: An Interview with Anne Waldman and John Oughton
- Tony O'Neill: review of Dan Fante's Corksucker
- Pauline Reeves: review of Beat Culture: Lifestyles, Icons, and Impact, edited by William T. Lawlor
- Sophia Nitrate:
- review of Jim Jones' Jack Kerouac in Seattle
- review of Ron Dart's Thomas Merton and the Beats of the North Cascades
- review of Lawrence Ferlinghetti Sits Down with Soheyl Dahi
Publishing Information:
- Editor: Kevin Ring
- Assistant Editor: Jim Burns
- Research/News: Pauline Reeves
- Layout: Scarlet Letters
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