Beat Scene 48 -- Hunter S. Thompson, Kerouac, Creeley, Burroughs, Philip Lamantia, Ginsberg

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.

There’s no Bukowski related articles in this one, but it’s a great issue for Beat fans.

This copy is in Near Fine + conditions

4...Hunter S. Thompson — the good doctor is dead...David Amram, Ron Whitehead & Michael Dean Pollock
9...The magic toyshop...wasteland tales of Las Vegas — Hunter S. Thompson & John O'Brien by Jay Jeff Jones
11...Kerouac on Broadway — the myth of the 'lost' Kerouac play, a new book published
12...Robert Duncan — a recovered interview with the man who meant so much to the San Francisco poetry Renaissance...interview by Colin Saunders, article by Pauline Reeves
23...William Burroughs & Anne Waldman at Naropa — the Naropa archives
24...Robert Creeley — who died earlier this year, remembered by Vojo Sindolic and Brian Dalton
31...Philip Lamantia — the secret surrealist Beat...a report by Kevin Ring
34...The Six Gallery — 1955, a pivotal point in Beat history, we travel back in time
39...Behind the scenes — forgotten Beat novels by Jim Burns
42...William Burroughs — London art exhibit, we talk to gallery owner Paul Pieroni
43...Harry Smith — Beat film & music archivist, up close & personal by Michael Dean Pollock
45...Allen Ginsberg — new recordings, Beat Scene talks to the Allen Ginsberg Trust man Peter Hale
47...Ed Sanders — an interview with Bob Riedel
51...Kerouac in the navy — Jack Kerouac's service records made public, Eric Jacobs investigates

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