Beat Scene 104: Charles Bukowski At 100 Years Old by Harvey Kubernik

Kevin Ring’s Beat Scene magazine is a treasure for Bukowski and Beat fans alike. I’m in the “never the twain shall meet” camp, but in this case the exception is deserved. Plus, Kevin’s a good guy who put a lot of work and high production value into each issue of the magazine. This issue has a long feature written by Harvey Kubernik on his encounters with Bukowski over the years. It has some interesting perspectives on several Bukowski recordings. This copy is in Very Good ++ condition with bumps to the corners and some rubbing on the covers. Issues of Beat Scene are getting harder and harder to find these days. FULL CONTENTS 4...Ed Sanders - 1968 A History In Verse - Jennie Skerl 6...Jack's Haiku Letter To Gary by Keith Abbott 9...The Beat Generation Lives! - by Michael Kearns 10...William Burroughs and Brion Gysin by Chris Bohn 14...Letter From Michael McClure 15...Michael Horovitz - New Departures 16...Charles Bukowski At 100 Years Old by Harvey Kubernik 23...Kenneth Rexroth Talks To The BBC 1960 by Brian Dalton 26...Alexander Trocchi And The Sigma Portfolio by James Riley 32...Ginsberg, Corn Close and Manchester by Roger Bygott 37...Get Close To The Particulars - Charles Olson in Regent's Park by Miles 42...Chris Torrance 1941-2021 by Phil Maillard and Graham Hartill 45...And Now A Story As Part Of Our Jack Kerouac Celebrations by Kevin Ring 46...On John Antonelli's Kerouac by John Tytell 48...Who Was Babs Gonzales? by Jim Burns 50...There Was Nowhere To Go But Everywhere by Kevin Ring 52...The Beat Scene Review Section Ed Sanders, Lew Welch, ruth weiss, Jack Spicer, William Burroughs, Diane di Prima, A.J. Lees, Gary Snyder 1956, The Beats in Mexico, Ted Berrigan, Akbar Del Piombo, John Clellon Holmes, The Co Evolution Quarterly Box 45