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what periodical that Buk appeared in could also appeal to botanists? (specify volume and number)
Well, there are the High Times issues, but since you specified one volume/number, that ain't it. Then there's the Evergreen Review, but again, more than one appearance. Just to let you know that there is often more than one answer to certain questions.
But really, my post is pointless, isn't it?
But really, my post is pointless, isn't it?
I would have guessed Jacaranda, but since you said volume and number, I'll say Turf Monthly vol. 20 no. 240?
nope. has nothing to do with the title of the mag.
Way too late, so edited. Hmmm...nothing to do with the title. Good poser, Sir Hooch. I know a landscape architect who read Playboy. Right, read.:p
hint:
there was a particular item laid in to a specific mag.
there was a particular item laid in to a specific mag.
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Entrails #2 from 1966....
you got it, james.
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I gotta call bullshit on this one. My answer was GREAT. Entrails #2 had a nickle bag of weed in it. Get it? Botanist?
Still, I'm dying to hear James question, I just want props....
Bill
Still, I'm dying to hear James question, I just want props....
Bill
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I have a bunch of questions that I have already asked once. The question is yours.
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This is not a great trivia question (mostly because I don't know the answer), but I figure someone here should know this. It's a question I've been trying to figure out anyway, so two birds, one stone, etc., etc. I'll ask a different question if no one can figure out what I'm talking about.
I remember reading a Buk quote once, and now I can't find it. He said something along the lines of how reading good poetry should be like dragging your hand through broken glass and coming out bloody. Anybody know the full quote and where can it be found?
I remember reading a Buk quote once, and now I can't find it. He said something along the lines of how reading good poetry should be like dragging your hand through broken glass and coming out bloody. Anybody know the full quote and where can it be found?
This may not be what you are looking for but this is from Buk's call for submissions for Laugh Literary:
"When I run my hand across a page of poetry I do not want oil and onionskin, I do not want slick bullshit; I want my hand to come away with blood on it. And God damn you if you are otherwise."
"When I run my hand across a page of poetry I do not want oil and onionskin, I do not want slick bullshit; I want my hand to come away with blood on it. And God damn you if you are otherwise."
That's it! Thanks, David!
You're up.
You're up.
Gerard K H Love
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twice.
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Aw, I was going to say that! Too late. I need to keep up with this thread. Reading it every now and then doesn't help me win any trivia questions.
I like Bill's answer on the botonist question.
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Make up another question then...
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A bit off topic, but has Cirerita contacted the publisher, Gene Bloom? I'd love to know if he actually put marijuana in the back of the magazine. I know that he (Bloom, not Abel) spent some time in prison...
Bill
Ok, bukfan.
Because ALL of you love Steve Richmond so much ;)
Richmond edited and published in the sixties a literary magazine.
Name the title of the magazine, in which issue Bukowski was published
AND what was the title of Bukowski's essay in the issue.
I will not ask which poems...
Because ALL of you love Steve Richmond so much ;)
Richmond edited and published in the sixties a literary magazine.
Name the title of the magazine, in which issue Bukowski was published
AND what was the title of Bukowski's essay in the issue.
I will not ask which poems...
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yeah, I talked to Bloom a few times re. Entrails and Bukowski. I never asked him about the marijuana bit because I had no idea about it. Will ask him next time. I've seen quite a few Entrails issues in different libraries but I never saw the marijuana you mention. However, I once won a bunch of High Times mags on eBay, and when I opened one of the issues, it was full of dry marijuana leaves. I bet they had been sitting there for 20 years or more :D
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That's funny.
I had a roommate about 25 years ago who had a copy of one of Tim Leary's books on his shelf. One day I opened it and a full sheet of 100 hits of blotter acid fell out. He said that he thought it had probably been there for around ten years. He'd completely forgotten about it.
I had a roommate about 25 years ago who had a copy of one of Tim Leary's books on his shelf. One day I opened it and a full sheet of 100 hits of blotter acid fell out. He said that he thought it had probably been there for around ten years. He'd completely forgotten about it.
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is Stanza the magazine?
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