| |
Date |
Story |
|
Hootenanny Magazine
|
 |
January 1964 |
FOLKBIZ FOREVER MORE
Through a veil of humor a modern philosopher throws some barbs and bats some bits on the folk business. |
|
Mademoiselle
|
|
August 1964 |
I Hear America Singing; or "Leaves of Grass" revisited, like
|
|
Playboy
|
|
June 1964 |
Hairy Gertz And The 47 Crappies
one of life's yeastier experiences is to fish in that rich mulligatawny stew of dead toads, garter snakes and number-ten oil known as cedar lake |
|
September 1964 |
Grover Dill And The Tasmanian Devil
out of the darkness
screamed the fanged
and maniacal carnivore
that lurks in each of us-
At age thirteen |
|
December 1964 |
Waldo Grebb And His Electric Baton
eyes front, back arched, knees
snapping, the ted williams of
the twirling corps began his
countdown toward the launching
of his spinning silver bird |
|
The Realist
|
|
February 1964 |
Radio Free America
|
|
May 1964 |
Radio Free America
|
