Beat Scene 37 -- Bukowski, Neal Cassady, Patchen, John Martin, John Fante

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. For Bukowski fans, there are reviews of the books Bukowski in Pictures and Open All Night. There is also an interview with Black Sparrow Press publisher John Martin This copy is in Near Fine condition. 4...Kenneth Patchen at The Tate...by Jim Burns 5...Kenneth Patchen...by Barbara Read 12...What became of Clint Nicholls?...by Jim Burns 16...Richard Brautigan...We Talk to Ianthe Brautigan 19...John Fante...We Talk to Richard Collins about his new book on John Fante 21...Ed Dorn...appreciation for the late Ed Dorn by Iain Sinclair 22...Beats & Co...all the news fit to print 23...Lord Buckley...Cool to Be Hip...Jason Eisenberg flips out 27...Allen Ginsberg...classic Beat interview with Vojo Sindolic 30...Compendium Bookshop...closes door for last time 31...Jack Kerouac's Nine Lives...we talk with author Jim Jones 32...Neal Cassady...through the eyes of his son John 39...Gary Snyder...Live 40...William Saroyan by Aram Saroyan...long lost letter 43...Black Sparrow Press...an interview with John Martin 46...Nelson Algren...a Northern convention 48...The Beat Scene review section...Orchette Coleman, Charles Bukowski, Chet Baker, Jaanine Pommy Vega, Paul Bowles, William Carlos Williams, Jack Kerouac, Brion Gysin, David Meltzer, Nanao Sakaki, Mark Murphy, Sonny Stitt and a cast of hundreds. Box 47