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Clean Asshole Poems and Smiling Vegetable Songs: Poems, 1957-1977 (Pocket poets series) by Peter Orlovsky, 1978-06 Biography - Orlovsky, Peter (1933-): An article from: Contemporary Authors by Gale Reference Team, 2002-01-01 Original color photo of Allen Ginsberg and Peter Orlovsky performing in Boulder 1978. by Allen. GINSBERG, 1978 Allen Ginsberg's acceptance speech: Delivered by Peter Orlovsky for the National Book Award in Poetry by Allen Ginsberg, 1974 Lepers cry (Phoenix Book Shop oblong octavo series; no. 15) by Peter Orlovsky, 1972 Dear Allen : Ship Will Land Jan 23, 58 (The Beau Fleuve Series; 5) by Peter; De Loach, Allen (editor) Orlovsky, 1971 Dear Allen: Ship Will Land Jan 23, 58. by Peter. ORLOVSKY, 1972 Dear Allen: Ship Will Land Jan 23, 58 (The Beau Fleuve Series Number Five) by Peter Orlovsky, 1971 Straight Hearts' Delight.Love Poems and Selected Letters.Edited by Winston Leyland. by ALLEN & ORLOVSKY, PETER. GINSBERG, 1980 Straight Hearts' Delight: Love Poems and Selected Letters, 1947-1980 by Allen Ginsberg, Peter Orlovsky, 1980-09 THE COEVOLUTION QUARTERLY #19 (Journal for the Protection of All Beings) by Stewart, Editor (Mei Mei Berssenbrugge, Peter Blue Cloud, Peter Coyote, Allen Ginsberg, Susan Griffin, Anne Waldman, Peter Orlovsky, Ishmael Reed, Michael Horowitz, Tuli Kupferberg, Robert Creeley, Jonathan Shaw, Paul Martin, et al) BRAND, 1978 Straight Hearts Delight 1ST Edition by Allen Ginsberg, Peter Orlovsky, 1980 A letter to Chaplin from Allen Ginsberg and Peter Orlovsky by Allen Ginsberg, 1966 [A letter to Chaplin from Allen Ginsberg and Peter Orlovsky] by Allen Ginsberg, 1962

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81. Alphamusic - Jacob
    http://www.alphamusic.de/cgi-bin/suche.pl?fastsearch=Jacob, Peter

82. University Of Alaska Fairbanks Cornerstone
    The new edition contains photos by Andy Warhol and Thomas Merton, poetry by peterOrlovsky, peter Wild, E. Ethelbert Miller and others, and fiction and non  
    http://www.uaf.edu/univrel/cornerstone/1998/10-23-98.html
    
    Extractions: archives headlines UAF priorities, as part of the overall UA FY00 budget request: Operating Budget Capital Budget Hutchison expansion, Tilly Commons, UA Museum expansion, Juneau Fisheries Facility, Bristol Bay Campus classroom, Kuskokwim Campus food storage, West Ridge infrastructure, Northwest Campus smart classroom

83. Allen Ginsberg Collection
    http://www.hrc.utexas.edu/research/fa/ginsberg.html
    
    Extractions: Index of Works by other Authors Allen Ginsberg, American poet and one of the founders of the Beat movement, was born in 1926, the second son of Louis and Naomi Ginsberg. His father was an English teacher, a poet, and a socialist; his mother was a communist and an active member in the Party; both were children of Russian-Jewish immigrants. Naomi also suffered from paranoid delusions and Ginsberg often stayed home from school to take care of her during her depressions. She entered several institutions for varying lengths of time and eventually had to be permanently committed. The experience of watching the decline of his mother's mental health made Ginsberg very sensitive to and uniquely qualified to deal throughout his life with people of varying mental states. A good student despite his difficulties at home, Ginsberg entered Columbia in 1943 as a pre-law student, but with a strong interest in poetry. He contributed frequently to various student publications. He was expelled for one year in 1945 after he scrawled obscene phrases in the dust on his dorm window and was subsequently found in bed with Jack Kerouac. The issue of homosexuality was not brought up at his disciplinary hearing with the Dean, rather he was fined for having an unregistered overnight guest and for the obscenities, and expelled for one year in the hope that he might mature enough to continue his education.

84. Arts/Literature/Authors/O
    Sites by, or about, authors of literaturewhose last names begin with O. / Arts / Literature / Authors / O.Search Category  
    http://www.arts-entertainment-recreation.com/Arts/Literature/Authors/O/
    
    Extractions: At arts-entertainment-recreation.com we appreciate the diversity of people's interests and choices of leisure activities. To accommodate one and all, we embrace a wide variety of activities, from mainstream interests to eccentric tastes for art and entertainment. In order to keep our content fresh, our database is updated on a regular basis. Furthermore, we regularly add new categories to the directory, incorporating novel types of arts, recreation, and entertainment. So if you're looking for a great new restaurant, selecting an opera to attend, or looking for a place to see live comedy, you are likely to find it within arts-entertainment-recreation.com. Thank you for visiting arts-entertainment-recreation.com, the comprehensive search portal dedicated to the arts. We hope you come to realize why so many people turn to our search portal to read and learn about their favorite leisure activities. With a wide variety of diverse content, you're bound to find information about your favorite pastime. You may even develop a newfound love for an entertainment you never even knew existed! Back to top Ticketmaster

85. Gay Today At Badpuppy
    When Allen Ginsberg died a week ago I got to thinking about how he'd lived. PeterOrlovsky had been with him through most of his life, a loving companion.  
    http://gaytoday.com/garchive/viewpoint/041497vi.htm
    
    Extractions: Badpuppy Gay Today Monday, 14 April 1997 By Jack Nichols When Allen Ginsberg died a week ago I got to thinking about how he'd lived. Peter Orlovsky had been with him through most of his life, a loving companion. I'd visited their Lower East Side apartment once, retrieving photos to run with one of Allen's poems, Jimmy Berman Newsboy Gay Lib Rag. A handsome woman answered the door, while hunky Peter peered out at me over her shoulder. Yes, Peter was, at least, bisexual, and he was also, from what I could gather, boinking this lovely lady. After observing a myriad of marriages among straights, the gay pioneer, Lige Clarke, told me long ago how he regarded the "sacred" words, husband or wife. "Husband or Wife are words without meaning," he said, "unless they mean Friend." He knew that most of what goes by the name of romance can be just as irrational and silly as is a conversion to some religious cult, accompanied in like manner by a host of hopeful, projected illusions. When these evaporate under a clear light, so does the quick-started romance. Lige's philosophy affected me profoundly. I noticed he politely refused to attend straight marriage ceremonies. He was not, after all, the ritual-loving type. Ritual, as he saw it, kept people locked in the same old boxes. He eschewed it in favor of an adventuresome approach that changed its course regularly on the way to new, unexpected discoveries. If I was to keep up with Lige, to really be his friend, I knew that I too must open myself to such changes, and that I must love myself too, giving attention to my own body, while listening well to what he said; being willing to share the excitement he felt as he traveled to new places on the spice and variety map of human consciousness.

86. PARIS - The Beat Hotel
    PARIS The Beat Hotel Ginsberg. Corso. Burroughs. A few of the poets,writers, musicians and artists who lived in the Beat Hotel  
    http://www.theimageworks.com/htm/beathotel/default.htm
    
    Extractions: Ginsberg. Corso. Burroughs. A few of the poets, writers, musicians and artists who lived in the "Beat Hotel," a nameless rooming house at 9 Rue Git-le-Coeur run by the formidable Madame Rachou. The "fleabag shrine" as poet Harold Norse called it, was lovingly and penetratingly documented in photographs by Harold Chapman, who took up residence in an attic garret of the Parisian hotel during the 50s and 60s, when the place was alive with the Beat experimentation and the smoke-filled air crackled with creativity. photographs by Harold Chapman

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