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The Three Angels: Original Beat Poetry from Gregory Corso, Peter Orlovsky and Allen Ginsberg by Gregory; Orlovsky, Peter; Ginsberg, Allen Corso, 2001-01-01 A Bibliography of Works by Gregory Corso 1954-1965. by Gregory]. Wilson, Robert. [CORSO, 1966 Editor's Choice, III: Fiction, Poetry, & Art from the U.S. Small Press, 1984 to 1990 (Contemporary Anthology Series) by Among the 61 contributors of fiction and poetry: Grace Paley, Faiz Ahmed Faiz, et all 1991-12-01 Writings from Unmuzzled Ox Magazine by Gregory Corso, 1981-04 Writings from Ox by Gregory Corso, 1981-05 Evergreen Review, No 23, March-April 1962. by Gregory. CORSO, 1962 DEAR FATHERS: A LETTER (#350 of 500 cc) by Gregory (ed. with Intro by Kirby Congdon) Corso, 1972 A Pulp Magazine for the Dead Generation. by Gregory. CORSO, 1959 Penguin Poets 5 by Gregory / Lawrence Ferlinghetti / Allen Ginsberg Corso, 1963-01-01 Wholly Communion by Allen Ginsberg, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, et all 1966 Inner & Outer Rhyme. by Gregory. CORSO, 1995 The American Express by Gregory Corso, 1961-01-01 University & College Magazine, No 7, October 1965. by Allen & CORSO, Gregory. GINSBERG, 1965 Pardon Me, Sir, But is My Eye Hurting Your Elbow? by gregory corso, 1968-01-01

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61. Exquisite Corpse - A Journal Of Letters And Life
    Cherkovski. The Whole Shot by Jack Hirschman. For gregory corso by SamAbrams The Aeon by Ronnie Burk. Hello and Gone by Hammond Guthrie.  
    http://www.corpse.org/issue_9/corso/

62. Gregory Corso - Autori Beat
    Translate this page gregory corso. La Vita. Il 26 marzo 1930 nasce a New York da genitoriitaliani, una famiglia instabile che lo mette di fronte a situazioni  
    http://digilander.libero.it/laBeatGeneration/authors/GREGORY_CORSO.htm
    
    Extractions: Il 26 marzo 1930 nasce a New York da genitori italiani, una famiglia instabile che lo mette di fronte a situazioni come l'orfanotrofio, fughe e riformatorio. A diciassette anni progetta una rapina per cui poi viene arrestato; in carcere conosce la letteratura del grande Ottocento e scrive poesie già verso la fine degli anni Quaranta. Nel '50 conosce Ginsberg per caso al Greenwich Village. Va ad Harvard e diviene un topo di biblioteca, mentre continua la sua produzione poetica. La prima raccolta di poesie è The Vestal Lady on Brattle a cui segue un periodo di connessione culturale europea. Sempre negli stessi anni stabilisce anche rapporti con i maggiori esponenti della Beat Generation. Nei primi anni Sessanta invece, dopo un infelice matrimonio e una sfortunata esperienza come professore, si trasferisce in Europa per circa due anni. Nel '62 pubblica Long Live Man e nel '70 Elegiac Feelings American , collaborando sporadicamente nel cinema e nel teatro. Dopodiché si è orientato sempre più verso le filosofie orientali e nel '74 ha pubblicato The Japanese Book , in cui trova sbocco artistico la propria esperienza religiosa.

63. Gregory Corso, 1930 - 2001
    gregory corso, 1930 2001. A gathering of memories stories from Bob Holman. Ragingin the bookstores of Rome or Oklahoma, “I’m gregory corso! The poet!  
    http://poetry.about.com/library/weekly/aa012601a.htm

64. CNN.com - Books - Poet Gregory Corso Remembered As Brilliant Beat Force - Januar
    Beat poet gregory corso is being remembered as brilliant yet untamed masterof words. Poet gregory corso remembered as brilliant Beat force.  
    http://www.cnn.com/2001/books/news/01/19/corso.obit/
    
    Extractions: (CNN) Beat poet Gregory Corso is being remembered as brilliant yet untamed master of words. "I would say that he was very gifted, also undisciplined, which is part of the beauty of Beat writing," said Maria Damon, an English professor at the University of Minnesota who once studied under Corso. "He was very well-read but not from formal schooling. He put things together in a highly romanticized way." Corso died Wednesday after a battle with prostate cancer. He was 70. He passed away at the Minneapolis home of his daughter, Sheri Langerman, who announced the death on Thursday.

65. Books By Gregory Corso
    A Clown in a Grave Complexities and Tensions in the Works of gregory corsoMichael Skau A critical examination of corso's poetry and vision.  
    http://www.citylights.com/beat/CLgc.html

66. THE BEAT STREET : Gregory Corso
    Translate this page gregory corso (1930-2001). LIENS. gregory corso Au Paradis des baiseursd'étoiles (site français) Hommage à gregory corso par Patti Smith.  
    http://beatstreet.free.fr/corso.html
    
    Extractions: Allen Ginsberg, 1987) Gregory Nunzio Corso est né à New-York le 26 mars 1930. Sa mère, âgée de seulement 16 ans lorsqu'elle donne naissance à Gregory, abandonne sa famille et son fils un an après sa naissance pour retourner vivre en Italie. Corso va donc passer la majeure partie de son enfance entre orphelinats et maisons d'accueil. Son père se remarie alors que Gregory est âgé de 11 ans, et il obtient la garde de son fils, mais le jeune garçon fugue à plusieurs reprises. Il est alors placé en pension, mais il s'en échappe aussi. Durant son adolescence agitée, il passe quelques mois dans une prison NYorkaise (The Tombs) à cause d'une affaire de vol de radio. Après avoir purgé cette peine il est placé en observation à l'hôpital Bellevue pendant trois mois. A l'âge de 17 ans, il est reconnu coupable de vol et condamné à une peine de trois ans de prison. Pendant son incarcération à la "Clinton State Prison", il lit énormément et commence à écrire de la poésie. Après sa sortie en 1950, il rencontre Allen Ginsberg , grace à qui il fera la connaissance de Jack Kerouac et William Burroughs , ainsi que d'autres artistes et écrivains NYorkais : la future Beat Generation... En 1952 il travaille pour le "Los Angeles Examiner", puis sert dans la marine marchande. En 1954 il travaille à l'Université d'Harvard, où les étudiants contribuent à la publication de son premier recueil de poèmes "

67. The Village Voice: Books: Gregory Corso, 1930–2001 By Patti Smith
    Remembering a Poet gregory corso, 1930–2001 by Patti Smith January 24 30,2001 gregory corso making a call in the White Horse Tavern, February 1959.  
    http://www.villagevoice.com/issues/0104/smith.shtml
    
    Extractions: regory Corso, the flower of the beat generation, is gone. He has been plucked to grace the Daddy garden and all in heaven are magnified and amused. I first encountered Gregory long ago in front of the Chelsea Hotel. He lifted his overcoat and dropped his trousers, spewing Latin expletives. Seeing my astonished face, he laughed and said, "I'm not mooning you sweetheart, I'm mooning the world." I remember thinking, how fortunate for the world to be privy to the exposed rump of a true poet. And that he was. All who have stories, real or embellished, of Gregory's legendary mischief and chaotic indiscretions must also have stories of his beauty, his remorse, and his generosity. He took benevolent note of me in the early '70s, maybe because my living space was akin to his—piles of papers, books, old shoes, piss in cups—mortal disarray. We were disruptive partners in crime during particularly tedious poetry readings at St. Mark's. Though we were aptly scolded, Gregory counseled me to stick to my irreverent guns and demand more from those who sat before us calling themselves poets.

68. Omaggio A Gregory Corso
    Translate this page gregory corso è morto il 18 gennaio 2001. Il poeta, 70 anni, era malato di cancroal colon. Franco Fortini - Che cos'è la poesia. The Works of gregory corso.  
    http://www.emsf.rai.it/percorsi_tematici/Percorso_Corso/
    
    Extractions: Osanna: il fuoricampo! I AM 25 With a love a madness for Shelley Chatterton Rimbaud and the needy yap of my youth has gone from ear to ear: I HATE OLD POETMEN! Especially old poetmen who retract who consult other old poetmen who speak their youth in whispers, saying :-I did those then but that was then that was then- O I would quiet old men say to them: - I am your friend what you once were, thru me you'll be again- Then at night in the confidence of their homes rip out their apology-tongues and steal their poems.

69. Plagiarist.com Poetry » Archive » Gregory Corso
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70. Plagiarist.com Poetry » Archive » Gregory Corso » "Last Night I Drove A Car"
    Write CommentsComments Help with site features.Help Browse Authors.Browse AuthorsBrowse Titles.Browse Titles More poems by gregory corso.gregory corso (6 poems  
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71. Beatland AUTHOR : Gregory Corso
    A UTHOR gregory corso BIOGRAPH Version Links gregory corso is a core Beat,a hipster and poet, the en fant terrible among the Beat Generation writers.  
    http://www.spress.de/beatland/homes_of/the_beat/core/corso/info.htm

72. The Nando Times: Ashes Of Beat Poet Gregory Corso Laid To Rest In Rome
    Entertainment Ashes of Beat poet gregory corso laid to rest in Rome,  
    http://archive.nandotimes.com/entertainment/story/0,1088,500558479-500797730-504
    
    Extractions: By PETER W. MAYER, Associated Press ROME (May 5, 2001 5:48 p.m. EDT http://www.nandotimes.com ) - Joining such literary luminaries as Percy Bysshe Shelley and John Keats, the ashes of the American Beat poet Gregory Corso were laid to rest Saturday under a cypress tree in a Roman cemetery. His daughter, Sheri Langerman, wept quietly as she and friends of Corso sprinkled soil and rose petals over the poet's bronze urn. But the ceremony at Rome's Protestant cemetery was also a joyful celebration of the poet's memory marked by anecdotes and readings from his works. About 200 people attended. "Gregory, a full-blooded Italian, loved Rome and would often visit the city. His dream was to be buried near Shelley," his daughter said. Corso drew poetic inspiration from Italian art and literature, but had a love-hate relationship with Rome, said Paola Igliori, a New York publisher, who read his poem, "When in Rome Do as the Romans Do." "In the old days/at least old statues and I/spoke the same language/beauty.../But stone must peel even as an/orange will.../eternal Rome is only here and now."

73. Black Sun Books: Five Etchings. By (CHIA, Sandro) CORSO, Gregory.
    Author (CHIA, Sandro) corso, gregory. Title Five Etchings. The textof gregory corso's poems are incorporated into the images.  
    http://www.blacksunbooks.com/cgi-bin/bsb455/3882.html
    
    Extractions: Browse by category any Americana Archeology Africa Architecture Art Bible Illustrated books Bibliography Bindings Biography Black Literature Books About Books Cinema Dance Drama English History Erotica France History Graphics Humor Illustrated Books Native Americans Jewelry Judaica Juvenile Literature Law Limited Editions Literature Music Photographs Press Books Press Illustrated Books Rock and roll Russian Literature Science Economics, Medecine Sporting Textiles Design Theater Dance, Photography Theatre Art Reference Theatre Costume, art Theatre Literature Theatre Puppets Travel Quick Search Log In Username: Password: Title: Five Etchings. Description: New York: Printed by Raymond Foye Editions, 1986, Very large folio, 39 1/2 x 29 1/2 inches, loose sheets, enclosed in portfolio with clasps. As new copy of this stunning portfolio. Printed in an edition of 70 copies. With 5 signed and numbered etchings with aquatint in color by Sandro Chia, one with collage. The text of Gregory Corso's poems are incorporated into the images. This copy is specially signed by the poet on each of the etchings, and also includes a magnificent full-page pencil portrait drawing by Corso of the poet Percy Bysshe Shelley on the inside of the front flap of the portfolio covers. The drawing is signed by Corso. 

74. Sinister: I Worship The Quicksand You Walk On
    Similar pages Gli autori della Beat Generation gregory corso Translate this page gregory corso. Nasce nel 1930 a New York nel Greenwich Village, dagenitori giovanissimi, immigrati. L’anno successivo la madre  
    http://www.nodata.org/honey/sinister/mhonarc/200109/msg00065.html

75. Gregory Corso
    Translate this page YO OBSEQUIE. Baje el siguente texto a su computadora Yo obsequié (2,30kb).Obsequié el firmamento junto a las estrellas los planetas  
    http://www.mutantia21.com.ar/gregorycorso.html

76. Obits.com, The Internet Obituary Network, Obituary For Gregory Corso
    gregory corso, 19302001. Poet, playwright If you would like to learnmore about gregory corso we recommend these works A Clown  
    http://obits.com/corsogregory.html
    
    Extractions: Gregory Corso, 1930-2001 Poet, playwright and author Gregory Corso, a leading writer of the "Beat" movement of the 1950s and early 60s, died in Robbinsdale, Minnesota on January 17th, 2001. Corso, the last survivor of the tribunal spearhead of the movement consisting of himself, Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg, was 70 years old. Unlike other poets of the Beat Generation, who hailed from universities and stable middle-class families, Corso emerged from a life of tragedy and violence that included prison terms and an end of formal education in elementary school. Born on March 26th, 1930, Gregory Nunzio Corso was the son of teenaged, Italian immigrant parents living in New York's Greenwich Village, his father 17 and his mother 16 when he was born. By the time he was a year old Corso's mother had abandoned her child and their Bleeker Street flat to return to her native Italy, and Corso's life from that point on was spent in orphanages, institutions and foster homes. In 1941 Corso's estranged father married and brought his still unadopted son home, only to see the boy embark on a career as a chronic runaway. Gregory Corso was first incarcerated in a standard (adult) facility in New York then known as "The Tombs" at the age of 12 while he awaited trial on petty theft charges (he had been caught trying to sell a stolen radio). By the time he appeared in court, Corso had been so badly abused by other inmates he was relegated to Bellvue for 3 months of psychiatric care and observation. Before he had reached 18, Corso was serving a 3-year sentence for theft at the New York State Prison at Clinton.

77. Gregory Corso
    peopleBiography—Noteworthy People—2001 Deaths—A F gregory corso Age 70.iconoclastic poet and social critic who was a founder of the Beat movement.  
    http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0878896.html

78. Gregory Corso Archive!
    gregory corso Archive! The collection includes some 20 manuscript notebooks,photographs, and a group of books by or about gregory corso.  
    http://palimpsest.stanford.edu/byform/mailing-lists/exlibris/1996/05/msg00219.ht
    
    Extractions: Date Prev Date Next ... Thread Index PLEASE DO NOT SEND YOUR RESPONSE TO THE LIST, BUT TO EITHER BLACK SUN BOOKS OR WILLIAM REESE COMPANY. BLACK SUN BOOKS AND WILLIAM REESE COMPANY are pleased to announce the acquisition of a small but important archive of good 'Middle Period' Gregory Corso manuscripts. The collection includes some 20 manuscript notebooks, photographs, and a group of books by or about Gregory Corso. Gregory Corso's famed reputation as an essential member of the Beat Generation is both firmly established and well deserved. The collection is rich in materials from the 1980s and a detailed inventory will be sent to interested parties. Subject index Index for current month ... Search

79. Gregory Corso
    corso, gregory. THE VESTAL LADY ON BRATTLE AND OTHER POEMS. 60571corso, gregory. THE VESTAL LADY ON BRATTLE AND OTHER POEMS.  
    http://www.bookgarden.com/authors/C-Corso.html

80. Gregory Corso | Olson
    gregory corso. Doubting Thomist. Kirby Olson. October 2002. cloth, 08093-2447-4,$40.00s. . and good luck.”. —gregory corso to Kirby Olson (March 14, 2000).  
    http://www.siu.edu/~siupress/titles/f02_titles/olson_corso.htm
    
    Extractions: Gregory Corso Doubting Thomist Kirby Olson October 2002 cloth, 0-8093-2447-4, $40.00s 240 pages, 6 x 9 Beat Studies Poetry Literature “Use of me what you will . . . [and] good luck.” —Gregory Corso to Kirby Olson (March 14, 2000) “Kirby Olson's study of Gregory Corso will assuredly generate renewed interest in one of modern America's neglected poets. He discovers the depths and intricacies of Corso's work by examining the religious and philosophical underpinnings of his poetry.” —Michael Skau, author of "A Clown in a Grave": Complexities and Tensions in the Works of Gregory Corso Gregory Corso is the most intensely spiritual of the Beat generation poets and still by far the least explored. The virtue of Kirby Olson’s Gregory Corso: Doubting Thomist is that it is the first book to place all of Corso’s work in a philosophical perspective, concentrating on Corso as a poet torn between a static Catholic Thomist viewpoint and that of a progressive surrealist. While Corso is a subject of great controversy—his work often being seen as nihilistic and wildly comic—Olson argues that Corso’s poetry, in fact, maintains an insistent theme of doubt and faith with regard to his early Catholicism. Although many critics have attempted to read his poetry, and some have done so brilliantly, Olson—in his approach and focus—is the first to attempt to give a holistic understanding of the oeuvre as essentially one not of entertainment or hilarity but of a deep spiritual and philosophical quest by an important and profound mind.

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