Bastard Angel, Issue 1, Spring 1972

Burroughs contributes “Do Not Disturb the Mongrels”, p. 2.

Published in San Francisco, CA. by Harold Norse in the Spring of 1972.

Bibliographic Information:

• M&M C329
• Shoaf III.188
• Schottlaender v4.C326
• Raven 19720400BANG.0.1, b15

Contents:

• William Burroughs: "Do Not Disturb the Mongrels" (prose)
• Rolla Rieder: "Joy to the World" (concrete poetry)
• Allen Ginsberg: "from Iron Horse (July 22-23, 1966), Continuation of Long Poem of 'These States'" (poetry)
• Jack Kerouac: 
• "Pome on Doctor Sax (1961)" (poetry)
• "Mexican Loneliness" (poetry)
• "Letter to Allen 1955" (poetry)
• "How to Meditate" (poetry)
• "Hitch Hiker" (poetry)
• "Long Island Chinese Poem Rain (1961)" (poetry)
• "To Li Po and Hsieh An" (poetry)
• Judith Malina: "from The Enormous Despair" (poetry/diary)
• Julian Beck: "The Life of the Theatre" (essay/prose)
• Bob Kaufman: 
• "J'Accuse" (poetry)
• "The traveling circus..." (poetry)
• "Of Momentous Impact & Drivers of Last Year's Dream (fragment)" (poetry)
• "Unanimity Has Been Achieved, Not a Dot Less for its Accidentalness" (poetry)
• Michael Albert: "No More Games" (poetry)
• Lawrence Ferlinghetti: "Mock Confessional" (poetry)
• Harold Norse: 
• "Silent Violence" (poetry)
• "All These on Xmas Day I Saw" (poetry)
• "When You Came to the Ultimate Poem" (poetry)
• "Maya" (poetry)
• Nanos Valaoritis: "Diplomatic Relations" (poetry)
• Charles Plymell:
• "Reba" (poetry)
• "Shades of San Francisco" (poetry)
• Mohammed Mrabet: "The Dutiful Son" (prose, translated by Paul Bowles)
• Ray Johnson: collage
• Michael McClure: "From A Mauve Pocket Notebook" (poetry)
• Andrei Codrescu: 
• "More about Poems" (poetry)
• "A Programme for the Double Barrel Life When it Hits" (poetry)
• "Danger" (poetry)
• Diane di Prima: "Indiscretions" (poetry)
• Lawrence Lipton: "Bruno in Venice West" (poetry)
• Rand Holmes: illustration

Publishing Information: 

• Editor: Harold Norse
• Contributing Editor: Nanos Valaoritis
• Managing Editor: Alix Geluardi
• Distributing Editor: Paul Foreman
• Printing: Acharnian Press (Oakland)