Prospero's Cell, Volume 1, Number 1, April-June 1966

Contains "Nova Express: The Critics and William S. Burroughs" by Kenneth R. Perry, pp. 87-99.

This issue also contains early poetry from author Tom Robbins, to note.

Published in Seattle, WA. by Prospero's Cell in April 1966.

Bibliographic Information:

• Not in M&M
• Not in Shoaf
• Not in Schottlaender (v4)
• Raven 19660400PCEL.1.1

Contents:

• Al Wiles: cover art
• Rodney J. Oleson: photographs
• Don Gunnette: "The Fatal Gift of Beauty" (prose)
• Jack Thomas Leahy:
• "The Bedroom Window" (prose)
• "The Gift" (prose)
• Harvey Manning: "Asleep Not In the Deep" (prose)
• Nelson Bentley:
• "Cannon Beach" (poetry)
• "The Rose of the World" (poetry)
• "Bon Odori, Seattle" (poetry)
• Henry Carlile:
• "Poem for J. R." (poetry)
• "To a Friend In the Asylum" (poetry)
• Robert E. Dodge:
• "Ballad for the Harmonica" (poetry)
• "Elizabethan" (poetry)
• Clifford A. Perry:
• "Sonnet" (poetry)
• "For G. P. P. 1879-1934" (poetry)
• "Poem for Pre-War Days" (poetry)
• John Pym: "Infra Woman":
• "A Wampun Shack on Indian Hill" (poetry)
• "The Totem Maker" (poetry)
• "Yakutat and Southern R. R." (poetry)
• Tom Robbins: "Three Poems in Honor of Femininity":
• "It's Only a Scar, After All" (poetry)
• "Untitled" (poetry)
• "September in Slaterville" (poetry)
• Kenneth R. Perry: "Nova Express: The Critics and William S. Burroughs" (essay)
• L. D. Queen: "Statement of Purpose" (editorial)

Publishing Information: 

• Editor: L. D. Queen
• Administrative Assistant: M. H. Queen