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         Di Prima Diane:     more books (100)
  1. Brass Furnace Going Out: Song, After an Abortion. by Diane. DI PRIMA, 1975
  2. This Kind of Bird Flies Backward. by Diane. DI PRIMA, 1963
  3. Kerhonkson Journal 1966 by Diane Di Prima, 1971-01-01
  4. Freddie Poems by Diane Di Prima, 1974
  5. LOBA PART II [ Signed 1st ] by Diane Grant, Josie (illustrator) Di Prima, 1976
  6. MEMORIS OF A BEATNIL by Diane Di Prima, 1969
  7. The Floating Bear: Issue #29 by Diane (editor) Di Prima, 1964
  8. Revolutionary Letters by Diane Di Prima, 1968
  9. Prospect 2 Issues Winter and Spring 1960 by Donald; Di Prima, Diane; Olson, Charles; Silkin, Jon et al Davie, 1960
  10. 22 Death Poems by Diane Di Prima, 1996
  11. Selected Poems 1956-1975. by Diane. di Prima, 1975
  12. This Kind Of Bird Flies Backwards by Diane Di Prima, 1963
  13. Loba; part II. by Diane, drawings by Josie Grant di Prima, 1976-01-01
  14. Earthsong by Diane di Prima, 1968-01-01

41. Gli Autori Della Beat Generation: Diane Di Prima
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Area Contatti La Beat Generation Gli Autori Chi Siamo ... La Libreria on line Diane Di Prima Nasce nel 1934. Cresce a New York City. Frequenta lo Swarthmore College ma abbandona gli studi per diventare scrittrice e vive a Greenwich Village , facendo i più svariati mestieri e frequentando pittori, musicisti e poeti. Nel 1958, LeRoi Jones e la moglie Hettie le pubblicano il Gli Autori della Beat Generation
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43. Diane Di Prima: Sunglasses And Berets MiPo Zine And Poetry Board January 2002
Angela Armitage diane di prima Sunglasses and Berets. photo diane di prima. dianedi prima beat poet and groupie. Revised sterling beat poet.
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Diane Di Prima: Sunglasses and Berets

photo: Diane Di Prima O lost moon sisters
crescent in hair, sea underfoot do you wander
in blue veil, in green leaf, in tattered shawl do you wander
with goldleaf skin, with flaming hair do you wander
on Avenue A, on Bleecker Street do you wander
on Rampart Street, on Fillmore Street do you wander
with flower wreath, with jeweled breath do you wander A woman's life / a man's life is an allegory
Dig it
There is no way out of the spiritual battle the war is the war against the imagination you can't sign up as a conscientious objector
Because of the success of writers like Di Prima, slam poets everywhere can rest assured in their self-importance and pseudo-intellectualism. There is a place for bad poetry, she proves, so long as a movement exists to latch on to, and a microphone stands ready. Diane Di Prima asserts that experience through the reader's eye, or heroin's, or those of a heavy bass, are equally valid and life, after all, is quite important. Indeed, while Eliot argues understanding through effort, and Cummings nods via abstraction, Di Prima gives us the credo of the beats: Dig it.

44. Diane Di Prima: The Dark Beauty Of Beat Poetry - Suite101.com
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45. FAMED SAN FRANCISCO POET DIANE DI PRIMA TO READ AT SJSU
Contact Alan Soldofsky, (408) 9244432. or Tanya Orman, (408) 924-1166.FAMED SAN FRANCISCO POET diANE di prima TO READ AT SJSU. SAN JOSE, Calif.
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FAMED SAN FRANCISCO POET DIANE DI PRIMA TO READ AT SJSU
Di Prima, a Brooklyn native, came to prominence as a young, Beat poet in Manhattan in the early 1960s. She moved to the West Coast in 1968, and currently lives in San Francisco where she works as a writer, teacher and healer. She studies alchemy and Tibetan Buddhism as well. Di Prima is the author of more than thirty books of poetry and prose, which have been translated into thirteen languages. Her most recent books are Pieces of a Song: Selected Poems and Seminary Poems . The first volume of her autobiography, Recollections of My Life As a Woman , will be published by Viking Penguin this year.
Admission to these events is free. No advance reservations are required. Di Prima's visit is sponsored by the Center for Literary Arts and is made possible in part by grants from the San Jose Arts Commission, the Arts Council of Santa Clara County, the California Arts Council, and Applied Materials. Additional funding is provided by the patrons of the College of Humanities and the Arts. The events are wheelchair accessible; individuals requiring sign language interpreters, escorts, orther accommodations or further information should call (408) 924-1378.

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1. Loba (Penguin Poets) by diane di prima, et al. Penguin USA (Paper) Paperback 256 pages (August 1998), 2. Pieces of a Song Selected Poems by diane di prima.
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Loba is a visionary epic quest for the reintegration of the femimine, hailed by many as the great female counterpart to Allen Ginsberg's Howl when the first half appeared in 1978. Now published for the first time in its completed form with new material, Loba, "she-wolf" in Spanish explores the... Read more Pieces of a Song : Selected Poems
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Reprint edition (April 1990) Table of Poems from 1 Mrn 38.30 4 Takes, Same Haiku American Indian Art: Form And Tradition And Verchiel And Where Thou Art, I Am Another Revolutionary Letter, 1988 Any Day Now 'apparuit' April Fool Birthday Poem For Grandpa Ars Metallurgica Read more Memoirs of a Beatnik by Diane Di Prima, Prima Dianne Di Last Gasp of San Francisco Paperback - 138 pages Reprint edition (May 1989) Book Description Long regarded as an underground classic for its gritty and unabashedly erotic portrayal of the Beat years, Memoirs of a Beatnik is a moving account of a powerful woman artist coming of age sensually and intellectually in a movement dominated by a small confederacy of men, many of whom she lived with...

48. Diane Di Prima Excerpt
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Diane di Prima: I have a root in some kind of Paganism like that which was also very deep in my grandmother's Catholicism. There was a day when you ate no salt, a day when you ate no breadSt. Lucy or Santa Lucia's day which is celebrated in Northern Europe, too, when Swedish women wear crowns of candles. The saint of light, Lucia, lux, Lucyshe was a very important figure in my grandmother's world. Although nobody said, "This is Pagan," there was a basic interest and awe in the things of the turning of the seasons and being on the planet, that were handed to me from way back.
When I was in high school, eight women in our writing group did a lot of experimenting with the paranormaltelepathy, trance, and seance. That all went away when I became just a writer and dropped out of college, but it came back with a big bang when I was about 31 and started to fool around with Tarot cards, and would have lucid dreams. I was living in New Mexico. In the afternoons when it was hot I would stare at one card and go to sleep. When I awoke I would always have had a dream about that card. It didn't seem remarkable or strangeI didn't have to work at itit just happened.
Tibetan Buddhism is concerned with, at the least, the 31 major star systems that have Dzogchen. It's not based in the material facts of life. It's my main belief system, within which Paganism fits quite comfortably as regards how you deal with this earth and being on it.

49. RE/Search Publications -- RE/Search #2 -- "Cool" By Diane Di Prima
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Diane has been "cool" since the 1950's. Her first book of poems, This Kind of Bird Flies Backwards, was published in 1958. Her association with her peers, the 'Beats' and later key figures of the 60s and 70s have resulted in a varied volume of work reflecting her individual experiences. The following is based on an interview of Diane by artist and poet Raul Santiago Sebazco (San Fransico 1980). Somewhere along the line I made an important decision. I decided to have a baby. I didn't want to live with any man, I didn't want a one-to-one relationship...but my body wanted a babyhe didn't. He was my first choice. I had 6 or 7 lovers and what happened then was I made a semi-conscious choice. The man I chose was a man I had been in love with 6 years before. He was in town only occasionally and studying at Johns Hopkins at the time. He was still an exciting person to me. I didn't intend to get pregnant that day but I did. I didn't tell him I was pregnant until the baby was 3 months old-then I wrote him a Christmas card that said, "By the way, you have a daughter in New York, come see us sometime." We were all into being very cool back then, you know...

50. Jacket 13 - Diane Di Prima - Sonnet Sequence
diane di prima. Early in August 2001, poet David Hadbawnik visited with diane di primato interview her about her new book, Recollections of My Life as a Woman.
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nevertheless
there is something Real
in the world.
(persistent, the laws of Chance)
that even chinese herbs will not quell
the deeper virus.
for? This sapphire
when it comes down to it I might never use the taboret
or the spun glass pen from Italy. there are a number of letters I might not answer believe me. I might talk soft as any announcer of golf, and still not get my way. when it comes down to it a sampan on the China sea or a kayak under the aurora borealis under an ironwood sky. when I comes down to it, I will have broken my vows: paid taxes, crossed a couple of picket lines (from the desk) it is possible for the three great inventions to comment on the boldness and frustrated I might toggle beyond dispute. Digital libraries have left me without brunch or the evil eye a leitmotiv invented by Gutenberg long before by Francis Bacon driving thru history he saw as (for Kenward) deliberate have unstretched by the blue pool of anxious suppers in a lace peignoir coughing like Mimi or Camille, the Giants

51. Jacket 18 - David Hadbawnik Interviews Diane Di Prima
diane di prima. Early in August 2001, poet David Hadbawnik visited with diane diprima to interview her about her new book, Recollections of My Life as a Woman.
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Early in August 2001, poet David Hadbawnik visited with Diane di Prima to interview her about her new book, Recollections of My Life as a Woman
This piece is 9,300 words or about twenty printed pages long. It first appeared in the Possum Pouch, at http://www.skankypossum.com/
You can read a sonnet sequence by Diane di Prima in Jacket 13
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So did you feel like you reached an understanding with your family? In some ways yes, in some ways no. I think I reached an understanding with my mother. She used to come and stay in our house in Marshall on Tomales Bay, and she had a lot of positive things that she saw about my choices. About how the kids were and how they were raised, and she said a lot of positive stuff at that point.
over It seemed like you went through a discovery that you had your own body, studying movement and dance. This book is called Recollections of My Life as a Woman But it seems like there were some doubts that you had about that. For example you had this vision of Keats warning you not to do it, and Kerouac saying...

52. The Dance Of Memory - Diane Di Prima
diane di prima, hailed as the first and most important female writer of the BeatMovement, has authored more than 40 books and contributed to hundreds of
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Location: CIIS Register for Workshop and Reading Fee: (includes Friday reading) 12 CEUs for workshop only (MFT, LCSW, RN); academic credit available Lifelong Learning Homepage Lifelong Learning Calendar Registration Information Use reality and myth to write for remembrance. At the heart of memoir writing is the inner process of taking our own sides in our stories, so that we can fully embody our 12-year-old or 50-year-old, without blame or self-recrimination.

53. Diane Di Prima, Memorie Di Una Beatnick
Translate this page Memorie di una beatnick (diane di prima) Parma, Guanda, 1994, pp. 181,lire 22.000. Il titolo del romanzo di diane di prima, Memorie
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Parma, Guanda, 1994, pp. 181, lire 22.000. Il titolo del romanzo di Diane Di Prima, Memorie di una beatnik, credo ponga qualche problema di comprensione a gran parte di coloro che si sono accostati alla letteratura americana da non specialisti negli ultimi quindici anni. Perché, che cos'è un beatnick ? Se ne cerchiamo il significato sul Dizionario delle lingue italiana e inglese (Sansoni Editore) non troviamo altro che «s. beatnick m/f, giovane m/f beat»; conoscendo, perciò, un po' d'in­glese conviene affidarsi al Webster's New Universal Unabridged Dictionary che ci spiega come il termine, beat nick . (suffisso russo equivalente all'inglese -er ), significhi «membro del gruppo beat». Chi sono i beat ? Il Cambridge International Dictionary of English (1995) definisce sia il beatnick che il beat come un giovane americano che, tra gli anni cinquanta e sessanta, contesta la società in cui vive, ha i capelli lunghi e si veste in modo «discutibile». Risulta abbastanza chiaro che tutti questi termini sono stati inventati per definire problemi socio-culturali, ma essi hanno anche classificato gli scrittori di quella generazione, come si può desumere da qualsiasi recente storia della letteratura americana. I saggi specifici sull'argomento sono molti, ma il più esaustivo a tutt'oggi rimane

54. Diane Di Prima- Poems
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55. WAC | Press Release | 2001 | Diane Di Prima
Contact Karen Gysin 612.375.7651 karen.gysin@walkerart.org. BEATERA POETdiANE di prima WILL READ FROM HER MEMOIR MAY 6 AT WALKER ART CENTER.
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BEAT-ERA POET DIANE DI PRIMA WILL READ FROM HER MEMOIR MAY 6 AT WALKER ART CENTER
Diane di Prima
, who critic Gretchen Munroe says "charts the shifting streams of America's fringe culture," will read from her newly published memoir Recollections of My Life As a Woman at 2 pm Sunday, May 6, at the Walker Art Center. One of the most prominent poets of the Beat generation, di Prima has published 32 books of poetry and prose, including Dinners and Nightmares (1961) and Memoirs of a Beatnik (1969, 1988), and has contributed to more than 300 publications worldwide. Her work has been translated in more than 13 languages. Recollections of My Life As a Woman chronicles her years as a young writer, single mother, and participant in the New York scene with Amiri Baraka, Allen Ginsberg, and others. Diane di Prima was born in Brooklyn, New York, where as a teenager she began writing poetry. After moving to New York City in 1953, she co-founded the New York Poets Theatre and founded the Poets Press , which published the work of many new writers of the period. With Baraka (LeRoi Jones) she edited the literary newsletter

56. Article On Djuna Barnes & Diane Di Prima By Apollinaire Scherr
~~~~~ To The Dogs The Dove by Djuna Barnes Like Murder Cake by Dianedi prima article in sfgate.com by Apollinaire Scherr Tickets Directions
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second to last offering of the season, the Exit presents rarely staged works by the high priestess of modernism Djuna Barnes and famed beat poet Diane di Prima.

57. Absurdist Season 1999: Montgomery, Marowitz, Ionesco, Beckett, Di Prima, Barnes,
Opening May 4 for four weeks of Tuesday/Wednesday productions was MURDER CAKE LIKEby the high priestess of beat poetry diane di prima opposite TO THE DOGS
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Montgomery Marowitz Ionesco Beckett ... Stoppard
Absurdist Season 1999 presented four sets of plays running simultaneously in EXIT Theatre and EXIT Stage Left. Opening January 29 and running five weekends was the deconstructed HAMLET SUBJECT TO FITS THE KILLING GAME by Eugene Ionesco against HAPPY DAYS by Samuel Beckett from March 9 through March 31. Opening May 4 for four weeks of Tuesday/Wednesday productions was MURDER CAKE LIKE by the high priestess of beat poetry Diane di Prima opposite TO THE DOGS THE DOVE by the early 20th century modernist Djuna Barnes. The season concluded with LA TURISTA by Sam Shepard and by Tom Stoppard from July 6 through July 28.
SUBJECT TO FITS by Robert Montgomery . A musical response to Dostoevsky's The Idiot. After years of isolation, a guileless young epileptic is thrust disastrously into the heart of a society obsessed with money, power and sexual conquest. This "play with music" is a brilliantly theatrical deconstruction of the classic tale of scandal, murder, madness, and innocence destroyed, developed by the creative team of John Sowle and Steven Patterson who directed last year's Gertrude Stein absurdist pieces.

58. DIANE DI PRIMA, 1934 -
diANE di prima, 1934 . This Kind of Bird Flys Backward. New York TotemPress, 1958. Like. New York American Theatre for Poets, 1960.
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This Kind of Bird Flys Backward New York: Totem Press, 1958. Like. New York: American Theatre for Poets, 1960. Various Fables from Various Places , illustrated by Bernard Kingstein. New York: Putnam, 1960. The Man Condemned to Death/La Condamné à Mort , by Jean Genet, translated by Di Prima and others. [s.l.]: Pirated Edition [ca. 1960]. 300 copies. Dinners and Nightmares New York: Corinth Books, 1961; enlarged edition, 1974. The New Handbook of Heaven San Francisco: Auerhahn Press, 1963. 1,030 copies. Murder Cake New York: New York Theatre for Poets, 1964. Poets Vaudeville New York: Feed Folly Press, 1964. New York: Brownstone Press, 1965. 100 copies. Seven Love Poems From the Middle Latin , translated by Di Prima. New York: Poets Press, 1965. Haiku , illustrated by George Herms. Topanga, CA: Love Press, 1967. 112 copies. Hymn Pleasant Valley, NY: Kriya Press of Sri Ram Ashram, 1967. Broadside. 100 copies. Hotel Albert: Poems New York: Poets Press, 1968. 162 copies. Earthsong: Poems 1957-1959 , chosen by Alan S. Marlowe. New York: Poets Press, 1968.

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60. Hibblen Radio - Diane Di Prima
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