Spit in the Ocean, Issue 6 ("The Cassady Issue"), 1981

Burroughs contributes a short essay on Neal Cassady entitled "Two Things I Remember" to this issue, pp. 121-122.

Published in Pleasant Hill, OR. by Ken Kesey in 1981.

This copy was acquired from Weller Book Works (Salt Lake City, UT.).

Bibliographic Information: 

• Shoaf III.316
• Schottlaender v4.C507, v5.C526
• Raven 19810000SITO.0.6

Contents: 

• Ken Babbs: 
• introduction
• "Why'd He Take That Trip Anyway?" (essay/prose)
• John Clellon Holmes: "And Here Comes Neal (New York, 1948-51)" (prose)
• Neal Cassady:
• quotations
• "Excerpts from the Pologue to The First Third" (prose)
• Jane Burton: "Lazy Isn't Simply Not Working. Lazy Is Acting like You're Working and Not Working" (essay)
• Judith Aoror Emory: "Space Daisy" (poetry)
• Ken Kesey: 
• "Did He Drive Her Mad, Or What?" (essay/prose)
• "The Wikkieup Debacle: Take One" (essay/prose)
• "Was He After Her Bod, Or What?" (essay/prose)
• "The Day After Superman Died" (prose)
• Diane Kesey: "The Meeting, November, 1964" (prose)
• Anne Murphy: "Meat and Metaphysics" (essay)
• Kenn Babbs and Ken Kesey: 
• "The Bloister Bar" (prose)
• "The Number Four" (prose)
• Lawrence Ferlinghetti: "Telegram on Cassady" (telegram)
• Larry McMurtry: letter
• Malcolm McGillicuddy: "Always Somewhat Legal" (prose)
• Stewart Brand: "Impelled into Matrimony" (interview)
• Jerry Garcia: "Behind the Wheel with Neal" (essay)
• William S. Burroughs: "Two Things I Remember" (essay)
• Ramrod Shurtliff: "Into the Ditch" (interview/essay)
• Loris Essary: "Green Meteors" (art)
• Carolyn Cassady: "Heart Break" (essay)
• Ed McClanahan: "Visions of Neal" (essay)
• Grandma Whittier: "Seven Prayers" (prose)

Publishing Information: 

• Publisher/Editor: Ken Kesey