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Sulfur by Jack Spicer, 1984 Admonitions. by Jack Spicer, 1974 A Book of Music. by Jack. SPICER, 1969 Collected Poems 1945 - 1946. by Jack. SPICER, 1981 Foot #2 by Robert, Spicer, Jack, Welch, Lew et al Duncan, 1962 After Lorca by Jack (Federico Garcia Lorca) Spicer, 1974 After Lorca by Spicer Jack, 1970-01-01 The Wivenhoe Park Review by Charles, Larry Eigner, Edward Dorn, Aram Saroyan, Jack Spicer, Fielding Dawson, Richard Duerden, Tom Raworth, Robin Blaser, et al.) CLARK, Thomas and Andrew Crozier, edited by (OLSON, 1965 Collected Poems, 1945-1946 by Jack Spicer, 1981-11 Whe're/1 by Robert, Jonathan Williams, Don Allen, Jack Spicer, Ed Dorn, Henry Miller et al.) SINCLAIR, John and Ron Caplan, edited by (CREELEY, 1966 Io: Earth Geography Booklet No 12 by Gary, Buckminster Fuller, Jack Spicer, Kenneth Anger, Thedore Enslin, Ann Oswald, et al.) (SYNDER, 1972 The Red Wheelbarrow. by Jack. SPICER, 1973 Fifteen False Propositions About God. by Jack. SPICER, 1974 IF Magazine Eleven Issues 10-13, 15, 16, 20-24 by Gertrude, Guest, Barbara, Spicer, Jack, Reznikoff, Charles, Cooper, Dennis et al Little Poetry Magazines - Stein, 1997

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81. Publications 46
    Translate this page Les livres de jack spicer. (1925-1965). J’ai déjà présenté lavie de spicer dans le dernier numéro de la revue If en prélude  
    http://perso.wanadoo.fr/poesie.suchere/p233actionpoétique167168.htm
    
    Extractions: Les livres de Jack Spicer Un roman raté sur la vie de Rimbaud et à celle de Hommage à Creeley Billy the Kid (son quatrième opus) est dans un court poème du deuxième livre ( Admonitions ), le « roman sur Rimbaud » (extrait de son neuvième livre) est en germe dans le premier ( )… Dans une « lettre » que je fais reproduire ici, Spicer précise pourquoi il ne croît plus au poème isolé et, incidemment, au recueil : « Les poèmes devraient retentir les uns avec les autres ». Le livre est le lieu où se créent les échos. Ils sont conçus comme des entités. Un livre de musique (son troisième livre), Apollon envoie sept comptines à James Alexander (le sixième) et de Une brouette rouge Billy the Kid (le quatrième), Quinze fausses propositions contre Dieu (le cinquième), Lamentation pour les créateurs (le huitième) et le début des Têtes de la ville (le neuvième) sont déjà traduits, on peut, ainsi, saisir le mouvement et qui va du troisième au neuvième livre. The Collected Books qui contient six lettres imaginaires adressées à Lorca et une lettre de Lorca – évidemment tout aussi imaginaire – à Spicer. La troisième est tirée de

82. Photoshop Bookstore: Collected Books Of Jack Spicer
    Collected Books of jack spicer See Larger Image, by jack spicer, RobinBlaser List Price $17.95 Our price $17.95 Availability Special  
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83. ABAA Database Search Result
    Click on the camera symbol (if present) to see picture(s). More than50 title(s) found results 1 50, spicer (jack) A LOST POEM.  
    http://abaa.org/pages/php/search.php?membernr=1375&custnr=

84. UWM English Department Courses
    One Train, Kenneth Koch The Collected Books of jack spicer, jack spicer The GranitePail, Lorine Niedecker Fast Speaking Woman, Anne Waldman Republican Like Me  
    http://www.uwm.edu/Dept/English/spring2001/iwen2352.shtml

85. Penn Special Collections-APR Volume 162
    Marcia Spacks, Barry Spanel, Amy Sparks, Amy Bracken Spaulding, John Spear, RobertaSpender, Stephen, 1909 spicer, David, 1948- spicer, jack Spires, Elizabeth  
    http://www.library.upenn.edu/collections/rbm/photos/APR/vol162.html

86. Jack Spicer's Pricks And Cocksuckers
    Translate this page El poeta norteamericano jack spicer así lo hizo, a pesar de que en los cincuentadeclararse homosexual era a la vez una postura peligrosa y comprometida, con  
    http://dois.mimas.ac.uk/DoIS/data/Articles/julpcisdny:1998:v:4:i:2:p:273-294.htm
    
    Extractions: (ReLIS:jul:pcisdn:y:1998:v:4:i:2:p:273-294) Abstract: Los autores abiertamente homosexuales pueden utilizar la traducción como un medio de expresar su identidad sexual o para contribuir al desarrollo de una cultura de lo homosexual. El poeta norteamericano Jack Spicer así lo hizo, a pesar de que en los cincuenta declararse homosexual era a la vez una postura peligrosa y comprometida, con su traducción de 1957 de la obra de Federico García Lorca. Con su versión de 'Oda a Walt Whitman' se enfrenta a una tradición que negaba la homosexualidad del poeta norteamericano y demuestra cómo la utilización de un léxico explícito y un registro adecuado obliga al lector renuente a aceptar la homosexualidad y puede constituir un aparato crítico que sirva para dar a luz una cultura nueva en un contexto específico.

87. I2567: Perlina BAKER (1871 - ____)
    _Alvin Kenneth RESER _ jack Wayne RESER _Luther STANIFER _ Sarah spicer.  
    http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~rita/stanifer/d0006/g0000011.html

88. University Press Of New England | Complete Author-Title Index
    Spencer, Colin. The Heretic’s Feast. spicer, jack. Peter Gizzi, ed.and afterword, The House That jack Built. Sprigg, June, By Shaker Hands.  
    http://www.upne.com/bip_index_0019.html
    
    Extractions: Saba, Umberto. Estelle Gilson, tr The Stories and Recollections of Umberto Saba Saba, Umberto. Stephen Sartarelli, tr. and introd. Songbook Saba, Umberto. Stephen Sartarelli, tr. and notes History and Chronicle of the Songbook Sachar, Abram L. Brandeis University Saint-Amand, Pierre. Jennifer Curtiss Gage, tr. Santelli, Robert, and Emily Davidson, eds Santos, Irene Ramalho. Atlantic Poets Sanua, Marianne R. Sargent, William Crab Wars Sargent, William A Year in the Notch Sasanov, Catherine Traditions of Bread and Violence Saunders, Richard H. Horatio Greenough Savage, William W., Jr. Commies, Cowboys, and Jungle Queens Savigliano, Marta Elena Angora Matta Scalapino, Leslie The Front Matter, Dead Souls Scalapino, Leslie New Time Scalapino, Leslie The Public World/Syntactically Impermanence Scalapino, Leslie Scalia, Joseph, ed. Malcolm Bowie, preface. The Vitality of Objects Schenkar, Joan M. Signs of Life The White Rose Schorsch, Ismar From Text to Context Schulman, Grace For That Day Only Schulman, Grace

89. USM System Office ITCC
    Present Don spicer (USM), jack Suess (UMBC), Peter Murray (UMB), Kent Buckingham(UMB), Suresh Balakrishnan (USM), Willie Brown (UMCP), Vijay Verma (UMUC  
    http://www.usmd.edu/Leadership/USMOffice/AdminFinance/itcc/itcc-mtg-notes-020802
    
    Extractions: Present: Don Spicer (USM), Jack Suess (UMBC), Peter Murray (UMB), Kent Buckingham (UMB), Suresh Balakrishnan (USM), Willie Brown (UMCP), Vijay Verma (UMUC), Stan Jakubik (USM), Tamara Petronka (USM), Greg Petr (USMSC), Marci McClive (FSU), Carolyn O’Neil (UMB), Jim Qualls (UB), Bill Leimbach (TU), Steve Ornstein (FSU), Beth Meeks (FSU), Ahmed El-Haggan (CSC), Julie Persell (USMSC), Rob Banz (UMBC), Jerry Waldron (SU). Software Licensing Gartner Group : Don Spicer informed the ITCC that a 2-year license agreement had been signed with the Gartner Group. The core services are housed in the library system. Users must be library patrons to access these services. Microsoft : Suresh Balakrishnan informed the ITCC that he and Don were meeting with faculty, student, department chairs, administrators, and staff focus groups at several USM campuses. The objectives of these meeting were to: In addition, the CIOs at selected campuses were being asked to assess the effect of a different MS licensing model on support demands, interoperability, individual campus users, and upgrade cycles.

90. Ann Charters Papers
    157, Snyder, Gary, nd. 158, Solomon, Carl, nd. 159, spicer, jack, nd. 160,Upton, Charles, nd. 161, Vega, Janine Pommy, 1981. 162, Wakoski, Diane,nd.  
    http://www.lib.uconn.edu/DoddCenter/ASC/findaids/Charters_A/MSS19980200.html
    
    Extractions: Finding aid encoded by Betsy Pittman on Creator: Charters, Ann. Title: Ann Charters Papers Dates: Abstract: Ann Charters was born 10 November 1936, in Bridgeport, CT, the daughter of Nathan (a contractor) and Kate (Schultz) Danberg. She attended the University of California, Berkeley (B.A., 1957) and Columbia University (M.A., 1959, Ph.D., 1965). Quantity: 5.5 linear feet Identification: Ann Charters was born 10 November 1936, in Bridgeport, CT, the daughter of Nathan (a contractor) and Kate (Schultz) Danberg. She attended the University of California, Berkeley (B.A., 1957) and Columbia University (M.A., 1959, Ph.D., 1965). Charters career has included teaching creative writing at Colby Junior College, New London, NH (1961-63), working as an assistant editor at Random House-Knopf (1965) and continuing as an educator at Columbia University (instructor in literature, 1965-66), New York City Community College of Applied Arts and Sciences of the City University of New York (assistant professor of English (1967-70) and University of Connecticut (associate professor, 1974-81, professor of English, 1981-). She has been awarded fellowships from Columbia University (1958-59, 1963-64, 1965-66) and grants from the University of Connecticut (1975-76, 1981, 1983, 1984, 1986). Charters is a member of International PEN and Phi Beta Kappa.

91. I11025: Annabella BOYNTON (____ - ____)
    _Fnu COLLIER Ann spicer COLLIER (1810 1867) INDEX. jack M HITT.  
    http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~cobb/jos/d0000/g0000068.html
    
    Extractions: _Walter DE BOYNTON _Ingram DE BOYNTON _Alicia MONCEAUX ... HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.6-WIN95 (Jan 18 2000) on 02/23/2003 09:42:22 AM Central Standard Time Family 1 Edward H COBB Alda Gray COBB Lucille COBB Jewell B COBB Edward Garland COBB ... HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.6-WIN95 (Jan 18 2000) on 02/23/2003 09:42:22 AM Central Standard Time Father: Nathan CALLENDER

92. Dalkey Archive Press: RCF Vol. XXI, No. 2
    The House That jack Built The Collected Lectures of jack spicer by jack spicerand Poet Be Like God jack spicer and the San Francisco Renaissance by Lewis  
    http://www.dalkeyarchive.com/review/bookreviews/99_1/reviews_99_1.html
    
    Extractions: Book Reviews Oulipo Compendium by Harry Mathews and Alastair Brotchie reviewed by Warren Motte Ghost Town by Robert Coover reviewed by Robert L. McLaughlin Collected Fictions by Jorge Luis Borges reviewed by Irving Malin Shame by Annie Ernaux reviewed by Robert Buckeye Early Sorrows (For Children and Sensitive Readers) by Danilo Kis reviewed by Michael Pinker Mysteries of the Body and the Mind by John Taylor reviewed by Irving Malin Symmetries by Luisa Valenzuela reviewed by D. Quentin Miller The Willow Tree by Hubert Selby, Jr. reviewed by Brooke Horvath Blindness Writings by Gertrude Stein reviewed by Ray Lewis White Serendipities: Language and Lunacy by Umberto Eco reviewed by Gordon McAlpine Notes from Hampstead: The Writer's Notes: 1954-1971 by Elias Canetti reviewed by Allen Hibbard Kitaj: Pictures and Conversations Lawrence Durrell: A Biography by Ian MacNiven and Through the Dark Labyrinth: A Biography of Lawrence Durrell by Gordon Bowker reviewed by Julius Rowan Raper The Bataille Reader by Georges Bataille reviewed by James Sallis Nod by Fanny Howe reviewed by Brian Lennon Once Again for Thucydides and My Year in the No-Man's-Bay by Peter Handke reviewed by Matthew Badura Ashe of Rings and Other Writings by Mary Butts reviewed by Allen Hibbard A Writer's Journal by Emmanuel Bove reviewed by Brian Evenson Damascus by Richard Beard reviewed by Matthew Roberson Five Doubts by Mary Caponegro reviewed by Robert L. McLaughlin

93. SFU Library - Special Collections And Rare Books Collections Policy At SFU Libra
    Sanders, Edward Saroyan, Aram Scalapino, Leslie Schuyler, James Schwerner, ArmandSilliman, Ron Snyder, Gary Sorrentino, Gilbert spicer, jack Stein, Gertrude  
    http://www.lib.sfu.ca/about/collections/specificcollections/specialcollections/s
    
    Extractions: SFU Library Home About the SFU Library Collections Specific Library Collections > Special Collections and Rare Books Collections Policy at SFU Library The Special Collections and Rare Books Division at Simon Fraser University’s W.A.C. Bennett library has developed outstanding Special Collections in the first 35 years of its existence. We are fortunate to have two mature collections in the Contemporary Literature Collection and the William Wordsworth Collection. In 2001 the unit agreed to undertake the development of three new collections: a reference collection, a collection on the history of the book and the history of the book in Canada, and a collection on the history of western Canada. This will allow us to support a broader range of academic disciplines and this in turn will bring in new collections to the thematic areas, new additions to existing collections, and new vitality to Special Collections and Rare Books. We expect that the use of the collection and the number of classes taught in the Yosef Wosk Seminar Room will increase. Contemporary Literature Collection William Wordsworth Collection Wosk-McDonald Aldine Collection W. Lyon Blease English Private Press Books

94. Festival Of Literary Magazines
    write for it. It was, in fact, modeled on the magazines jack Spicersponsored in the late fifties and early 60s, J and Open Space.  
    http://www.magazinefestival.org/publications/mirage.htm
    
    Extractions: mirage #4/period(ical) Mirage #4/Period[ical] came about when Kevin Killian and I were visiting Vancouver in the spring of 1992. I was impressed by the intense energy of the Kootenay School of Writing and the whirlwind of activity made by what was actually a very small group of poets, writers and artists. We decided we could publish a magazine using the tools at hand, it didn't have to be fancy like O-Blek or Sulfur or Conjunctions, it just had to be come out fast and often. It didn't have to be a hundred pages, as long as it came out just as fast as people could write for it. It was, in fact, modeled on the magazines Jack Spicer sponsored in the late fifties and early 60s, J and Open Space. Mirage has also gone into the archive and sponsored first publication of work by writers such as Jack Spicer, Robert Duncan, Djuna Barnes, Marianne Moore, Robin Blaser, Christa Wolf, Allen Ginsberg, Helen Adam, George Oppen, James Broughton, William Bronk et al. In the nature of zines, the stakes are low. It's easy to take risks. We wanted to recontextualize the work of prestigious writers by jamming them up against unknown, beginning, or, frankly, non-writers. We could print the Goth-death poems of the security guard at New College next to Jackson MacLowto invent a new economy of reading.

95. Jacket Magazine Redirection Page
    Jacket magazine has moved to its own new, permanent Internet site. You will be taken there in 30 seconds. Please make a note of the new address (you can click on it to go there now) Each page of magazine now has a new, simpler address.  
    http://www.jacket.zip.com.au/jacket07

96. George Lesko - Former POW And WWII Veteran
    This web site is dedicated to the friends and family of George Leskoand surviving crew members of B24 Ginger . All interested  
    http://www.georgelesko.com/
    
    Extractions: click for a closer look Mary Smith enjoys being a catalyst for people connecting over the internet and would like a list of your Barracks room mates and any copies of any POW WOW and any stories about Luft 1 and your experiences in the camp to publish on her web site www.merkki.com . Please email her at stalagluftone@hotmail.com ..."by far our favorite website connection story occurred when our friend and Stalag Luft I kriegie George Lesko was found on our website by his long lost son. George was separated and divorced from the son's mother before the child was born. George had no idea that the marriage had produced a child for several decades. George and the son have been able to positively confirm thru a DNA test that they are indeed father and son and are now very happy and in constant communication."

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