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This Cat Eats Everything by Jack Micheline, 1987

O Harlem. by Jack. MICHELINE, 1961

Yellow Horn and Other Poemsongs by Jack Micheline, 1969-01-01

North of Manhattan by Jack Micheline, 1976-01-01

The Drunkard: A Selection from the 185 Anthology by Jack MICHELINE, 2001-01-01

Yellow Horn and Other Poemsongs. by Jack. MICHELINE, 1969

SPLIT SHIFT, A Lit Mag #2 by Roger, Editor (Jack Micheline, Tom Wayman, Sheila Murphy, Ange Mlinko, Ger TAUS, 1999-01-01

Six American Poets. Preface Note By James T. Farrell by Jack [Editor] Micheline, 1964-01-01

Blue nose was 50-1 by Jack Micheline, 1992

A Man Obsessed Who Does Not Sleep Who Wanders About At Night Mumbling to Himself Counting Empty Beer Cans by Jack Micheline, 1994

River of Red Wine by Jack, Kerouac, Jack Micheline, 1986-01-01

Prying by Charles, Micheline, Jack, McDaris, Catfish Bukowski, 1997-01-01

Second Coming Volume 10 Number 1 & 2 by Charles, Micheline, Jack, Purdy, James et al Bukowski, 1981

SIX AMERICAN POETS. by Jack. Micheline, 1964

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Remembering Beat Poet jack micheline. by Alan Kaufman. I mean, really care? .Just one more recollection of the fierce street poet jack micheline.
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Extractions: Remembering Beat Poet Jack Micheline by Alan Kaufman We're all here, all the self-suiciding maniacs of the San Francisco poetry scene, with bitten off bits of each others ears still stuck between our wolfish teeth: Jack Hirschman, Harold Norse, Q.R.Hand, Gerald Nicosia, Bruce Isaacson just in from Nevada and now, for crying out loud, Michael MacClure who wouldn't give Micheline the time of day when he was alive has just walked in, humbly lowered himself to the floor and immedately sent several signals to Kush, tonight's organizer, to jump his name ahead of the peons on the sign-up list . . . In the downstairs reception area growling videos of Jack wailing verse as a screeching sax entertains the moochers and hanger-ons who really don't give a shit about some croaked old Beat poet: they're here for a free nosh on bagels and wine. Somehow one feels that Jack would have liked these folks best. At least they're more real then the famous phonies showing up, folks who once walked right past him when he was alive, broke, hungry and hawking his three buck chapbooks out in the rain under the marquee of the Roxie cinema, around the corner on Sixteenth Street. By now, about three hundred people have filled the upstairs hall. Jack could have sold a lot of books tonight. As cameras roll Kush kicks off with a convocational chant that wrings the heart. The wind has Jack, it goes. A lot of eyes in the place tear up, mine included for the poetry of death. Then Jack's old sax man mounts the stage, axe in hand. In the thirty years he'd played behind Micheline he says, Micheline would growl: "Sax man, when my hand goes up you play." "So let's imagine Jack's up here with me now" says the sax man "and his hand is raised for me to blow this one last time for him." The grieving memories of his horn turn the room into all the little jazz spots and dives where Jack broke indifferent hearts with the truth burning in his guts.
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Sites. jack micheline Official Home Page Poetry, fiction, biography, photographs,and bibliography. Help build the largest humanedited directory on the web.
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John Dinsmore & Associates, Booksellers
250. micheline, jack. River of Red Wine. NY, Troubador Press, 1958. 1st ed. 12mo.38p. Intro. 251. micheline, jack. Third Rail (1) O' Harlem. np, np, 1961.
http://www.autobahn.mb.ca/~parker/jda/page5.html

Extractions: email: dinsmorej@earthlink.net An eclectic list, mostly U.S. titles, sometimes exotic, listed in chronological order of publication. Three or more, less 10%. 212. Accent. vol.11, no.3 (Summer 1951). Urbana, IL. Fine. 50.00 Frank O'Hara, three stories by James Schuyler (author's first pubn.). 213. Floating Bear. Diane di Prima and LeRoi Jones, eds. nos.1-37, 1961-1969. Hardbound facsimile pub. by Lawrence McGilvery, La Jolla, CA, 1973. Includes intro, notes, and supplement: "Intrepid no.20 / Floating Bear no.38." Over 600 sheets on 8-1/2" x 11" sheets. Rare in their original issue, these mimeo newsletters contained contributions from Burroughs, Kerouac, Ginsberg, McClure, Creeley, Chas. Olson, Frank O'Hara, Jno. Williams, Carl Solomon, John Weiners, Whalen, Lamantia, Selby. This set is seldom offered. 214. Locus Solus. Complete run of all five issues (nos.I-V) published, issued in four volumes: Locus Solus I (Winter 1961); Locus Solus II (Summer 1961) Collaboration Issue; Locus Solus III-IV (Winter 1962). Double issue of new poetry; Locus Solus V (Summer? 1962). All near fine to fine, in wraps. 300.00
John Dinsmore & Associates, Booksellers
Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Seymour Krim, Chandler Brossard, Diane di Prima, NormanMailer, Gregory Corso, Ray Bremser, Gary Snyder, jack micheline, Hubert Selby
http://www.autobahn.mb.ca/~parker/jda/april.html

Extractions: Shipping $3.00 for first item, $1.00 for each additional. Returns in 10 days. [ART]. JOHANNSEN, Brad. Occupied Spaces. NY, Harmony Books, 1977. 4to. Softbound. 1st ed. Excepional collection of boldly psychedelic metaphysical drawings, opulently printed in many colors. Texts by Rimbaud, Joni Mitchell, Lewis Thomas, et al . Near fine. Recommended. 85.00 [BRAUTIGAN, Richard]. X-Ray. no.6, 1996. Innovative magazine of art and literature from San Francisco. Each issue handmade by Johnny Newton, including an opulent array of inserts, tip-ins, fold-outs, etc. Laid in is a pamphlet that prints A Visit from Jake by Richard Brautigan, the first separate appearance of this work. Other contributors include Jack Micheline, David Gregor, Neeli Cherkovski, and Charles Bukowski. One of 26 lettered copies, signed by Micheline (of a total edition of 226). As new. This lettered issue is destined to be a "stopper" for Brautigan collectors, and is copy T. 300.00
Poetry Bay - Online Poetry Magazine
REMEMBERING jack micheline. Ray Freed. I met the poet jack micheline in 1970 in NewYork City at Dr Generosity's, a saloon at 73rd and Second on the East Side.
http://www.poetrybay.com/spring2001/spring2001_19.html

Extractions: Spring 2001 REMEMBERING JACK MICHELINE Ray Freed I met the poet Jack Micheline in 1970 in New York City at Dr Generosity's, a saloon at 73rd and Second on the East Side. I waited tables there and helped run a Sunday afternoon reading series and was editor and publisher of the Dr`Generosity Press, which from 1969 through 1972 put out a number of books and broadsides of poetry. Of all the poets who came through the Doctor's doors, and the list is long and impressive, Jack was the only one who was a full time poet. I mean that's all Jack did, be a poet. He had no regular job, didn't teach, and at the time was sleeping on the subway. For drink and food Jack would take a poem or two in typescript, make copies, staple the pages inside a brown folder, and on the cover write the poem's title with a marker. On the inside there was a cover page with the title and Jack's signature and the edition number, like This Is Copy 3 Of A Limited Edition Of 10 Copies, again`written by Jack with a marker. These productions he peddled for a few dollars each in saloons and on the street. Jack called them Midnight Special Editions.
Micheline, Jack Information Sites
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PART 14 THE BEAT PAPERS OF AL ARONOWITZ. jack micheline (Photo Courtesy MylesAronowitz ). CHAPTER FIFTEEN jackS A KING AND I'M THE INVISIBLE MAN.
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Extractions: (Photo Courtesy Myles Aronowitz CHAPTER FIFTEEN: JACKS A KING AND I'M THE INVISIBLE MAN I met Jack Micheline back in 1959, when I was researching my Beat Generation feature series for the New York Post. But by 1982, at the celebration of the 25th anniversary of the publication of On the Road , promoted by Allen Ginsberg at the University of Colorado in Boulder, Jack didn't remember me at all. The trouble was I had never pretended to be a poet and poets were the only creatures Jack ever bothered recognizing. The way Allen had arranged things, I was supposed to introduce Jack at some panel on I now forget what topic. Allen figured that was a way to give each of his friends a shot at the spotlight, but Jack was insulted. Who the fuck was Al Aronowitz? Allen tried to bullshit Jack that he should be honored to have me introduce him. "He's the guy who introduced me to Dylan, Dylan to the Beatles and the Beatles to An historic
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John Thomas. RAGGED LION A TRIBUTE TO jack micheline EDITED BY JOHN BENNETT TheSmith Publishers Vagabond Press, 1999 605 E. 5th Ave., Ellensburg, WA 98926.
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Extractions: Kerouac has a street named after him in North Beach, as does Larry Ferlinghetti. Jack Micheline, of course, has not. But in Ragged Lion he has received a marvelous volume of tribute and celebration. This is an unforgettable book. Some eighty people have contributed their thoughts about Jack, their memories and impressions from the 1950's until the very day of his death in 1997. Jack was a Brooklyn boy, born Harold Silver in 1929. He was in the Village by 1957. In 1958 he published his first poem as "Jack Micheline" in Yugen. Matt Gonzalez gives you a usable bio to start off Ragged Lion. Then poet John Bennett, who put the book together, tells how it came about. And from his introductory piece: "Jack Micheline was more than a poet, a bard and a wandering minstrel. He was more than an artist and con man. He was Walt Whitman's wild child who-after forty years of defiantly dancing on the cutting edge of life-had not been broken, even though he had been rendered toothless, ragged, diabetic and frayed by a society that goes hard on those who don't kneel to reason, bow to the pragmatic, and prostrate themselves before authority." Then come the offerings, in prose and verse. Many of the names you will know: Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Hubert Selby, Jr., A. D. Winans, Charles Plymell, Michael McClure, Jack Hirschman, Neeli Cherkovski, Linda King. There is also "A Taste of Jack" himself (artwork, seven poems, and a story). Altogether 211 pages of truly great reading.
March News
The Clown, with Jean Shepherd) Mingus also helped pioneer in the fifties with palslike Kenneth Rexroth, Allen Ginsberg, jack micheline, jack Kerouac and the
http://www.jackmagazine.com/beatnews/march.html

Extractions: 41st Grammy Awards : "Readings by Jack Kerouac on the Beat Generation," by Chika Azuma, was nominated in the category of Best Recording Package. However, "Ray of Light" won. Beat birthdays in March: Jack Kerouac and John Clellon Holmes share a birthday on March 12. Mar 24 is Lawrence Ferlinghetti's birthday. March 26 is Gregory Corso's. March 12, Kerouac Birthday Celebration : This Friday evening, March 12, there will be a Jack Kerouac birthday
May/June News
SixtySeven Poems for Downtrodden Saints A newly revised edition of Sixty-SevenPoems for Downtrodden Saints, jack micheline's last book of poetry, has been
http://www.jackmagazine.com/beatnews/mayjune.html

Extractions: (updated June 29, 1999) See February March , or April news. After one 2,000-mile road trip of mine, I literally got to the edge of the continent and stopped (and stayed). This picture is of Laguna Beach, in southern Orange County, California. I remember leaving the cold Midwest May 1997 and driving out here. It wasn't the first time I made that trip, and maybe some day I'll make it again. May is a good month to travel across the continental U.S. Temps warm up, some of the desert spring flowers may be in bloom, mountains are dotted and green, summer shows its early faceand if you're lucky you will miss the big summer vacation travelers. That May, Highway 40 (the big one) wasn't too crowded. I met some campers and bikers who were enjoying the stretch. This month's news focus will be On the Road , with special features of two beats' thoughts of on the road (one of the book, and the other of the road itself). Quote of the month: Mountaineers climb peaks for the great view, the cooperation and comradeship, the lively hardship - but mostly because it puts you out there where the unknown happens where you encounter surprise. -Gary Snyder
Back Issues
Issue 30 Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Philip Whalen, jack micheline, William Burroughs,jack Kerouac, David Meltzer, Charles Bukowski more .THIS ISSUE NOW SOLD
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Extractions: BEAT SCENE Back Issues Back issues can be ordered from 27 Court Leet, Binley Woods, Nr Coventry CV3 2JQ, Warwickshire, England. Telephone 02476-543604 We have one copy of BEAT SCENE 6 and one copy of BEAT SCENE 7 available. Very early editions of out magazine. They were the first of the new full sized format. Very rare now. They are £20 each including postage in UK. Issue 22 - THIS ISSUE NOW SOLD OUT Issue 23 THIS ISSUE NOW SOLD OUT Issue 24 THIS ISSUE ALMOST SOLD OUT Issue 25 Issue 26 Issue 27 Issue 28 Issue 29 THIS ISSUE NOW SOLD OUT Issue 30 THIS ISSUE NOW SOLD OUT Issue 31 Issue 32 Issue 33 Issue 34 - J (close to selling out!) Issue 35 - Charles Bukowski, Leroi Jones, William Burroughs, Paul Bowles, Neeli Cherkovski, Richard Brautigan, Elise Cowen, Jack Kerouac, Herbert Huncke, William Wantling et al... Issue 36 - Albert Halper, Jack Kerouac in Florida, Jack Kerouac's Beat love affair, John Fante, Harry Crews, William Burroughs, Philip Whalen, Kenneth Patchen, John Clellon Holmes, Charles Bukowski etc etc Issue 37 ALMOST SOLD OUT ..ALMOST SOLD OUT All Issues are £4.75/$9 each including post
BookZen Obituaries-Archived
micheline, jack 19301998 One of the few remaining Beat writers died in San Francisco,apparently of a heart atack, while riding on the BART train to Orinda
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Extractions: obits@bookzen.com Anhalt, Edward 1914 - 2000 Writer Edward Anhalt, who won Academy Awards for his work on the films "Becket" and "Panic in the Streets." Barnes, John Wadsworth 80 Writer and Filmmaker. Made Films Illuminating Race and Arts Bettmann, Otto 1903-1998 :Librarian, Photo Archivist, Author Helen M. Bryant 86 Prolific Writer, Teacher, Seamstress and Hairdresser Coiner, Constance : In 1995 Coiner critically examined the lives of American working-class writers Meridel LeSueur and Tillie Olsenwriters whose positions as literary giants of the 20th Century has been assured. Lost on TWA Flight 800. William Corson, Lt. Col. USMC (retired) 1926 - 2000 Critic of U.S. Policy in Vietnam War Duncan, Harry 1917-1997 , skilled hand printer of literary books who was responsible for Robert Lowell's first volume of poetry. Eastlake, William Derry 1917-1997 Award winning writer known for his novels, short stories, magazine articles, anthologies and textbooks died June 1, 1997 in Douglas, AZ. Gardner, Barry
Baril Family Genealogy Database - I4938: Herman J. T. "Jack" ARMSTRONG (NOV-20-1
Herman JT jack ARMSTRONG micheline LANGLOIS.
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Baril Family Genealogy Database - I28477: Adelaide BARIL ( - )
_Henri Zephirin Rosaire BARIL _ _Alexandrina PLANTE_ micheline Marie Cecile BARIL jack JACQUES.
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Ann Charters Papers
141, Mead, Taylor, nd. 142, Meltzer, David, nd. 143, micheline, jack, 1980.144, Montgomery, John, nd. 145, Norse, Harold, nd. 146, O'Hara, Frank,nd.
http://www.lib.uconn.edu/DoddCenter/ASC/findaids/Charters_A/MSS19980200.html

Extractions: Finding aid encoded by Betsy Pittman on Creator: Charters, Ann. Title: Ann Charters Papers Dates: Abstract: Ann Charters was born 10 November 1936, in Bridgeport, CT, the daughter of Nathan (a contractor) and Kate (Schultz) Danberg. She attended the University of California, Berkeley (B.A., 1957) and Columbia University (M.A., 1959, Ph.D., 1965). Quantity: 5.5 linear feet Identification: Ann Charters was born 10 November 1936, in Bridgeport, CT, the daughter of Nathan (a contractor) and Kate (Schultz) Danberg. She attended the University of California, Berkeley (B.A., 1957) and Columbia University (M.A., 1959, Ph.D., 1965). Charters career has included teaching creative writing at Colby Junior College, New London, NH (1961-63), working as an assistant editor at Random House-Knopf (1965) and continuing as an educator at Columbia University (instructor in literature, 1965-66), New York City Community College of Applied Arts and Sciences of the City University of New York (assistant professor of English (1967-70) and University of Connecticut (associate professor, 1974-81, professor of English, 1981-). She has been awarded fellowships from Columbia University (1958-59, 1963-64, 1965-66) and grants from the University of Connecticut (1975-76, 1981, 1983, 1984, 1986). Charters is a member of International PEN and Phi Beta Kappa.
Outburst[and The Matrix Press]Archive
Correspondence from Malcolm, Tom Meltzer, David 30. Correspondence from micheline,jack Miller, Henry 31. Correspondence from The MiniCab War. 32.
http://www.nyu.edu/library/bobst/research/fales/coll_mss/outburst.html

Extractions: The Outburst [and Matrix Press] Archive is a part of the Avant Garde Collection at the Fales Library, New York University. The Fales Library is the primary special collections division of the NYU libraries, housing over 170,000 volumes of English and American literature from 1700 to the present. Strengths of the collection include the development of the English and American novel, with an emphasis on the Gothic and the Victorian novel. There are no restrictions on the use of the Outburst [and Matrix Press] Archive. All rights are reserved.
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RAGGED LION. (a tribute to jack micheline, Heart of the Beat Generation ).jack micheline is one of America's best kept literary and artistic secrets.
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Extractions: Betrayal's Like That ought to be required reading for sex education classes in high school." Doug Martensen, prospector. "There are some images in Betrayal's Like That that are so sharp and real, I don't have the words to comment on them." Glenn Starry, stock investor, Tallahassee, FL. "Betrayal's Like That is killer. I'm so impressed with this book that if you order it and you don't agree with me, I'll send you whatever you feel you overpaid." Joe Grant, "Lit Happens", WORT-FM, Madison, WI. Stapled. 5.5" x 8". 28 pages. JACK MICHELINE is one of America's best kept literary and artistic secrets. He spent 40 years on the streets of America until his death on a San Francisco BART train in February of 1998. He painted and wrote poetry and mingled with everyone from Frank Lloyd Wright and Charles Mingus to Ken Kesey and Jack Kerouac.
Ragged Lion
Thanks for making such a wonderful tribute to my Dad a reality! My hat'soff to you. . Vince Silvaer (jack micheline's son) Tucson, AZ.
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Extractions: "I couldn't put it down. It was like a living thing in my hands, wriggling like a snake, cracking like thunder, psychedelic, everything flashing without drugs, and I could not put it down. When I stood up I could barely walk! But I had to go back to the book, to this vitality that speaks straight to the soul, this life that sings its song in defiance of everything, this ragged, lovely lion. You've done an incredible, incredible thing in putting this book together....In the world of art I've seen mighty fine stuff that has stretched, sharpened and enriched my mind, lifted my heart and filled my soul. I've never seen stuff more life-giving, more radiant than this book."
Lit | May '99
SixtySeven Poems for Downtrodden Saints, by jack micheline. It jackmicheline belonged to a bygone era of American bohemianism. Fans
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