Beat Scene 44: Interview with Aubrey Malone

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.

Full contents below, but for Bukowski fans there is an interview with Aubrey Malone on his book, “The Hunchback of East Hollywood”.

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.

CONTENTS

• 4...Beats & co - all the Beat news that is fit to print
• 5...Letters - your views, where we got it wrong, don't be cruel
• 6...The Hunchback of East Hollywood...an interview with Bukowski biographer Aubrey Malone
• 8...An Open Letter from David Amram
• 13...Jack Spicer's San Francisco Gang... Where are they now?
• 14...Lenore Kandel....whatever happened to?
• 15...Paul Blake & Jack Kerouac's last letter
• 16...Trevor Carolan interviews Andrew Schelling
• 24...Jack Kerouac's Last Days by James Birmingham
• 29...Bob Dylan in Jack Kerouac's Lowell
• 32...Alexander Trocchi...drugs, Glasgow, New York, Ewan McGregor
• 33...The Diggers of Haight-Ashbury...the second part of our profile of the Diggers by Ian Green
• 38...The Evergreen Review ...a seminal magazine by Jim Burns
• 42...Prophets on the Burning Shore by Dennis McNally
• 48...Howard Hart...He was up on the bandstand in the 1950s, Tom Clark recalls one of San Francisco's finest

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