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Editorial
Notes
Gregory
Corso Devotions
by Ira Cohen, Steve Dalachinsky, and Erik La Prade
Feature:
Allan Graubard's Fragments of Nomad Days; plus read about Nomad Days
Essays: Phyllis Segura's Jack Micheline
Story
Poetry by Alan DeNiro, Ricky Garni, Steve Kelen,
Bill Lawlor, Duane Locke, Marty Matz, Edward Mycue, Daniel Abdal-Hayy
Moore, Jose de los Reyes, Michael Rothenberg, Susan Terris, D.R.
Yonkin, Karl Young, and Joy Olivia Yourcenar
Extra: Herbert Huncke's intro
to Marty Matz's Pipe Dreams
Fiction: The Stylist by Tom Bradley;
Sign Language by Evan Palmer
Tea-Party: Kerouac Cutups by Dave Moore
Reviews: Jack Foley (review of Gary Gach's What
Book?!) and Mary Sands (review of Rod Phillips' Forest
Beatniks and Urban Thoreaus)
The Path: Robert Front Interview with
Norman Fischer
Road Trip: Postscript by John Brandi
Politics: Into the Ruins, by William Allegrezza;
Scalia & Miranda by Tom Devaney
Renaissance: The Germ: A Pre-Raphaelite Connection
by Meg Wise-Lawrence
Eco-Watch: An Ecosystem of Writing Ideas
by Jack Collom
Credits/Bios
Archives
Submissions
Links
Contact
Jack Store |
He says the Kali Yuga is the
age we've just entered,
a kalpa of darkness, destruction, and psychic emptiness
where everything is turned around—and lies and phoniness
bring success. "Each kalpa lasts 3000 divine years,"
he explains. "One divine year equals
360 human ones." He gives a curious twist
to his mustache, reaches under the table
and hands us an abacus
to figure it out.
-John Brandi (Postscript
excerpt)
Jonathan Kane:
Fruit/Vegetable/Spice Series throughout issue 2 and the
abstracts on Marty Matz's page.
Ira Cohen: Illustrations in Fragments of Nomad Days, by Allan Graubard.
Phyllis
Segura: Illustrations
in the Jack Micheline essay
Mike S.: Flash animations on the Submissions
and Welcome pages.
Meg Wise-Lawrence: Sketch of William Morris in the Renaissance section.
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