Beat Scene, Issue 67, Spring 2012
Ddiscussion of Brion Gysin and William S. Burroughs is in Eddie Woods’ “George Whitman”, pp. 23-25. An advertisement for The Face on the Fork: A William Burroughs Triptych by Iain Sinclair is at page 37. Published in Binley Woods, England by Beat Scene Press in Spring of 2012. This copy was acquired from Jeffrey Weinberg of Water Row Books (Massachusetts, US). Selected Contents: Kevin Ring: "First Words" (editorial) "Ed Sanders and Jack Kerouac on Firing Line" (essay) "Jack Kerouac's Vision of Cody : A Tangled History" (essay) "Serendipity Books: The End of an Era" (essay) review of Sketches Political by Helen Breger and Jack Foley Kevin Ring and Basil King: "Basil King Learns to Draw" (interview) Sanjay Angnihotri: photograph Vojo Sindolic: "The Beats, Dubrovnik and Yugoslavian Freighters" (essay) Eric Jacobs: review of The Sea Is My Brother by Jack Kerouac Jim Burns: "Maggie Cassidy: Fact and Fiction...
