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After Lorca by Jack Spicer, 1957 Manroot Ten. by Jack]. [SPICER, 1974 Poet Be Like God by Jack] Ellingham, Lewis and Killian, Kevin [Spicer, 1998-01-01 Book of Magazine Verse by Jack Spicer, 1966 Berkeley in a Time of Plague by Jack Spicer, 1974 The Holy Grail. by Jack. SPICER, 1970 Occident Fall 1949 Issue by Jack; Everson, William; Duncan, Robert et al Spicer, 1949 15 False Propositions About God by Jack Spicer, 1974-01-01 Occident Number 1 by Jack, Duncan, Robert et al Spicer, 1946 A Greeting for the New Year 2002 from Moe's Books. by Edwin; Ghalib. SPICER Jack; Denby, 2002 Open Space #4 Taurus Issue by Jack, Snyder, Gary, Blaser, Robin et al Spicer, 1964 Language by Jack Spicer, 1965-01-01 Book of Magazine Verse by Jack Spicer, 1970 Billy the Kid by Jack. SPICER, 1959

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61. Guardian Lit. | Review
    June 24, 1997. spicer of life. A new biography of the cult beat poet jackspicer. Poet Be Like God jack spicer and the San Francisco Renaissance.  
    http://www.sfbg.com/lit/reviews/spicer.html
    
    Extractions: June 24, 1997 Poet Be Like God: Jack Spicer and the San Francisco Renaissance. By Lewis Ellingham and Kevin Killian. Wesleyan University Press, 486 pages, $35. By Jim Van Buskirk 'WHY would anyone want to publish a biography of Spicer?" Lawrence Ferlinghetti asked Kevin Killian in a 1990 interview. "He's almost forgotten nowadays, isn't he?" Poet Be like God: Jack Spicer and the San Francisco Renaissance is Lewis Ellingham and Kevin Killian's eloquent response to Ferlinghetti's flippant query. With the death of Allen Ginsberg drawing even more attention to the beat movement, it is appropriate that Spicer, considered one of America's finest poets, finally gets his due, even though it has taken more than 30 years since the influential iconoclast's death in 1965 for this first full-length biography to appear. In the mid-1940s Robert Duncan, Robin Blaser, and Spicer formed an uneasy triumvirate, the core of what became known as the "Berkeley Renaissance." After the phenomenal success of Allen Ginsberg's Howl in 1955, Spicer maintained that the poetic elements of Howl "his open homosexuality, his obscenity, his defiant mix of symbolist, biblical, and surrealist energies" had been the personal property of the Berkeley Renaissance. Howl's success and Spicer's bitter reaction to it characterized the remainder of Spicer's career. When the attention shifted to San Francisco, the appellation "Renaissance," accurate or not, accompanied it.

62. Talisman House, Acorn Alliance
    Robeson, Ed Saroyan, Aram Scalapino, Leslie Schelling, Andrew Schwartz, LeonardShurin, Aaron Sloan, Mary Margaret Sobin, Gustaf spicer, jack Taggert, John  
    http://www.moyerbellbooks.com/talisman.html

63. School Board Minutes
    Robert spicer seconded. Motion carried with Roger McIntosh, Robert spicer and jackNapier voting yes. Robert spicer, Roger McIntosh, and jack Napier voted yes.  
    http://ns2.crothersville.k12.in.us/School_Board_Minutes.html
    
    Extractions: Regular Session The Crothersville Community Schools Board of Trustees met in regular session on November 12, 2001, with the following members present: Robert Spicer, Roger McIntosh, Randall Boicourt, Tony Langdon. and Jack Napier. Dr. Terry Goodin, Superintendent, was also in attendance. President Spicer called the meeting to order. The meeting was opened with the pledge to the flag. Roger McIntosh made a motion to approve the agenda as presented. Tony Langdon seconded. Motion carried. Having read the minutes of the October. 8, 2001, regular meeting, Tony Langdon made a motion to approve the minutes as presented. Randall Boicourt seconded. Motion carried. Claims 718 - 815 totaling $379,712.23 were presented. Tony Langdon made a motion to approve the claims. Roger McIntosh seconded. Motion carried. The October 31, 2001, financial statement was presented for approval. Roger McIntosh made a motion to approve the financial statement. Randall Boicourt seconded. Motion carried. Dr. Goodin recommended a pay increase of $.75 per hour across for all non-certified employees including the extra-curricular drivers. Tony Langdon made a motion to approve a $.75 per hour pay increase for all non-certified and extra-curricular bus drivers, with salaried workers calculated at eight (8) hours per day. Randall Boicourt seconded. Motion carried.

64. RARA-AVIS: RE: RARA-AVIS: What I Have On Spicer So Far
    Carny has been investigating some inventory at jack's father's store, and the loss Spiceris an accomplished writer with a consistent tone, and deserves to  
    http://www.miskatonic.org/rara-avis/archives/199710/0109.html

65. RARA-AVIS: RARA-AVIS: What I Have On Spicer So Far
    Carny has been investigating some inventory at jack’s father’s store, and the Spiceris an accomplished writer with a consistent tone, and deserves to be  
    http://www.miskatonic.org/rara-avis/archives/199710/0099.html

66. Ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ky/perry/cemeteries/amis.txt
    20, 1920 Apr. 5, 1997 spicer, jack Jul. 12, 1897 Mar. 9, 1981 H/O Margaret spicer,Margaret May 24, 1897 Apr. 1, 1954 W/O jack spicer, Miles Mar. 9, 1925 Jan.  
    http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ky/perry/cemeteries/amis.txt

67. Untitled
    jack spicer and Conrad Pendleton Fall 1957. Note on jack spicerMemoirs of Our Time and Place. jack spicer has been since 1945 a  
    http://humanities.uchicago.edu/orgs/review/452/Duncan_Spicer.html
    
    Extractions: To this end Spicer brought Yeats, Rilke, and recently Lorca and Artaud to bear. He insisted upon discovering the specific manifestation of what in the poem appeard as symbol or archetype: the swan of Medieval Scenes was "located" in decalcomania on the bathroom wall. From this proceeded major method. In his own work, Spicer disturbs. That he continues to do so is his vitality. The abortive, the solitary, the blasphemous, when they are not facetious, produce upheavals in the real. Life throws up the disturbing demand "All is not well"-sign after sign generated of accusation manifestwhich it is the daring of Spicer at times in poems to mimic. If you do not allow that life vomits; that the cosmos with its swollen and shrunken stars, its irruptions, vomitsyou can refuse to allow only by denying fact. And, in the fullnessthe image of God must contain the grotesque. The Creator accuses as he blesses His creation. That God contains more, that God "contains" is an aesthetic that defines my critical departure from delight in Spicer's work where the uncontaind, the isolate, appears and accuses the Creator. All partial voice screams out of very hell, divorced from the Good, truths that we can afford neither to deny nor to embrace. Note on Conrad Pendleton Conrad Pendleton is the pen name of Dr. Walter E. Kidd, an assistant professor of Creative Writing at Fresno State College and an editorial member of

68. Grave Matters: Authors S-Z
    Spence, Richard B. Spencer, Ross H. Spencer, Scott Spencer, William David SpencerFleming,Julia Spewack, Samuel spicer, Bart spicer, jack spicer, Michael  
    http://www.gravematters.com/auth4.htm

69. Search Results (Browse)
    Near fine in boards and acetate jacket as issued. Title 2909, $25. (DUNCAN,Robert and spicer, jack). An Ode and Arcadia. Berkeley Ark Press,-1974.  
    http://www.harpersbooks.com/browseresults.asp?TYPE=Beat Lit

70. Twentieth Century Poets "S" Page 3
    (upenn) Thing Language Text of poem. (pwp) jack spicer Text of A (uchicago)Books By and About jack spicer Links to order jack spicer books online.  
    http://www.vulgarian.net/ipa/20th/20ths3.html
    
    Extractions: <==Back To Page 2 of Poets "S" Poetry Online: Biography and other materials: Poetry Online: "At the Grave of My Brother" Text of poem. (ELF) "At Bryant's Grave" Text of poem. (ELF) William Stafford Text of "Surviving a Poetry Circuit" and "The Poets' Annual Indigence Report" . (POP) William Stafford Text of "Some Things the World Gave", "An Afternoon in the Stacks", "Toward the Space Age", "Next Time", "After Arguing against the Contention That Art Must Come from Discontent", brief bio.

71. Veterans British League
    Pritchitt Annahilt versus Graham spicer Home Win 4 2. jack Cash v Tom Adams 2-1Roy Copes v Steve Davis 0-2 Fred Brown v Gordon Chapman 2-1 jack Cash v Steve  
    http://www.etta.co.uk/britlg/bl9900/Veteran/vb99ma4.htm
    
    Extractions: President: JOHNNY LEACH, M.B.E. Jack Cash v Mike Rhodes 2-0 Roy Copes v Clive Payne 0-2 Fred Brown v Paul Baker 2-1 Jack Cash v Clive Payne 0-2 Fred Brown v Mike Rhodes 0-2 Roy Copes v Paul Baker 1-2 Derek Holman v Graham Hoskin 2-0 Steve Davis v Phil Paine 2-0 Tom Adams v Mike Howell 2-1 Derek Holman v Phil Paine 2-0 Tom Adams v Graham Hoskin 1-2 Steve Davis v Mike Howell 2-0 Derek Wood v John Fannin 2-1 Bob Davis v Alan Giles 1-2 David Streak v Alan Lamprell 2-0 Derek Wood v Alan Giles 2-1 David Streak v John Fannin 2-1 Bob Davis v Alan Lamprell 2-0 Phil Paine v Fred Brown 0-2 Graham Hoskin v Jack Cash 0-2 Mike Howell v Tom Donnelly 2-0 Phil Paine v Jack Cash 0-2 Mike Howell v Fred Brown 1-2 Graham Hoskin v Tom Donnelly 0-2

72. Applied Hermeneutics
    In 1965, jack spicer (19251965) delivered a series of lectures at the VancouverPoetry Convention where he discussed the nature of automatic writing, and a  
    http://www2.canisius.edu/~gallaghr/ahlit2pd.html
    
    Extractions: No Frames: Index Poetic Dictation (Michael Slosek) In 1965, Jack Spicer (1925-1965) delivered a series of lectures at the Vancouver Poetry Convention where he discussed the nature of automatic writing, and a theory known as poetic dictation. Spicer was heavily involved in the literary community of San Francisco and is also considered one of the most important postmodern poets. In the first Vancouver Lecture, Spicer describes the nature of the poet in the writing process of poetry. The poet, as Spicer describes, is a medium through which the poem is dictated from an outside source. What is most interesting from a hermeneutical stand-point is that Spicer's proposal seems to categorically revoke the conservative hermeneutical model of author's interpretation since it seems that the poet (the author) does not exert intentional control over the poem, nor does the poem originate in the poet. Photograph by Kent Bowker. Spicer begins the lecture by reciting a story about William Butler Yeats who Spicer claims was the first poet to take the phenomenon of dictation seriously. (For a qualification of this claim, however, see Plato's The Ion ). Yeats and his wife Georgie, as Spicer tells, were traveling through California when Georgie was over taken by "spooks." When Yeats asked the "spooks" why they had come, they replied that they were there to give metaphors for his poetry. This story, whether historically true or false, gives the initial sense of what Spicer is proposing: a theory of "taking poetry as coming from the outside rather than from the inside." Spicer uses the term "dictated" because he recognizes that there is something outside of the poet which writes the poetry through the medium of the poet.

73. Googlism : Who Is
    jack spade, jack spates, jack spector. jack spellman, jack spencer, jack sperry.jack spicer, jack spijkerman, jack spoon. jack sprague, jack sprat, jack spratt.  
    http://www.googlism.com/who_is/j_index.htm?navpage=4

74. BestofSpicer
    jack spicer, Imaginary Elegies III Only a fragment of these lines from jack spicermade the transfer from page to panels inset in the sidewalk but it’s  
    http://www.ghostmodern.com/BestofSpicer.html

75. American Poet Greats - Lecture Series 2000-2001
    4.1 jack spicer by Mark DuCharm October 17, 2000, Orpheus in the Echo Chamber jackspicer's Poetics of Community is the title of this talk by Mark DuCharme.  
    http://www.poetspath.com/apg/apgls00_01.html
    
    Extractions: October 17, 2000 Orpheus in the Echo Chamber: Jack Spicer's Poetics of Community" is the title of this talk by Mark DuCharme. While there are many entrances into the work of Jack Spicer (1925-1965), our focus here will be on community as a figure both for and in Spicer's poetics. DuCharme discusses the poet's difficult relationship with the very real scenes of Berkeley, North Beach and the "New American" landscape that emerged after the publication of Donald Allen's landmark anthology. Looking at current scholarship, he considers Spicer as a major U.S. American poet who worked beyond his own isolation and the "silence" of the act of writing, toward a poetics of the "Outside" still relevant to us in the new century. Mark DuCharme is the author of several poetry chapbooks, most recently Near To and Desire Series . His poetry and essays on poetics have appeared widely in literary journals. He is a graduate of the University of Michigan and of the Naropa University, where he has also taught. Since 1998 he has co-directed the Left Hand Reading Series. His first collection of poetry, Cosmopolitan Tremble , will be published in Summer, 2001 by Pavement Saw Press.

76. VCL - Paul-Spicer
    Everyone's favorite nonose Hell dweller, Fnar! Look Uncle jack! I'm MegaMan! . Readthe comic! jack.gif, Image jack.gif 111x90 1117.bytes 2001.12.05  
    http://us.vclart.net/vcl/Artists/Paul-Spicer/sprites/index01.html
    
    Extractions: This page mirrored in Sweden USA . Frames On Off Click thumbnail for separate window. Click text filename for same window. Images - Page 1 of 1 Image: Farrago.gif 85x162 1128.bytes 2001.12.11 Waaaa!! This is my fav-or-ite-est sprite yet, but I didn't do her justice. Must rebuild her... Make her stronger, faster. Farrago's a doll! Image: fnar.gif 87x106 1015.bytes 2001.12.07 Everyone's favorite no-nose Hell dweller, Fnar! "Look Uncle Jack! I'm MegaMan!" Image: Gluttony.gif 87x90 744.bytes 2001.12.11 The sin Gluttony. Actually two souls, that of Bob and Lisa. Image: greed.gif 96x105 1161.bytes 2001.12.07 Ahh, the sin Greed. Vinny here wasn't a good man in life and, well... Read the comic! Image: jack.gif 111x90 1117.bytes 2001.12.05 Another sprite drawing. This time of Pepe's 'Jack' character. Check out his webcomic at http://jack.keenspace.com for it is an excellent series. Image: karmadance.gif 80x87 3117.bytes 2001.12.07 I felt obligated to make a Groovin' Karma to go with the Groovin' Pepe. Hehe. :) Don't hurt me! I bruise easily!

77. VCL - Paul-Spicer
    Everyone's favorite nonose Hell dweller, Fnar! Look Uncle jack! I'm MegaMan! .jack.gif, Image jack.gif 111x90 1117.bytes 2001.12.05 Another sprite drawing.  
    http://us.vclart.net/vcl/Artists/Paul-Spicer/sprites/index01-by-date.html
    
    Extractions: This page mirrored in Sweden USA . Frames On Off Click thumbnail for separate window. Click text filename for same window. Images - Page 1 of 1 Image: Farrago.gif 85x162 1128.bytes 2001.12.11 Waaaa!! This is my fav-or-ite-est sprite yet, but I didn't do her justice. Must rebuild her... Make her stronger, faster. Farrago's a doll! Image: lust.gif 150x126 1644.bytes 2001.12.11 The sin lust. Drip. I'd like to say I'm happy with this one, but of all the sprites I drew, this one just looks... Bad... But David said he liked it... *shrug* I really should redo him. Image: Gluttony.gif 87x90 744.bytes 2001.12.11 The sin Gluttony. Actually two souls, that of Bob and Lisa. Image: karmadance.gif 80x87 3117.bytes 2001.12.07 I felt obligated to make a Groovin' Karma to go with the Groovin' Pepe. Hehe. :) Don't hurt me! I bruise easily! Image: greed.gif 96x105 1161.bytes 2001.12.07 Ahh, the sin Greed. Vinny here wasn't a good man in life and, well... Read the comic! Image: fnar.gif

78. D Spicer
    spicer Productions Theatrical Agency. * Back to the Eighties new hit musicalchock full of international hits. * Fabulous new plays from Mr Dimboola jack  
    http://www.musical.org.nz/corporate/davidspicerwebad.htm

79. Dilettante's Authors List - Q To T
    spicer, jack; Shilts, Randy; Stevenson, Richard; Strong, Jonathon; Symonds,John Addington. Tobias, Andrew; Tóibin, Colm; Townsend, Larry. Searches. Email.  
    http://ultrago.com/dilettante/auqtot.html

80. Publications 44
    Translate this page Jacques Roubaud rappelle que, répondant à une demande d’information biographique,spicer avait répondu « jack spicer n’aime pas qu’on écrive sa  
    http://perso.wanadoo.fr/poesie.suchere/p230if20.htm
    
    Extractions: « Je ne sais pas ce que je veux moi-même et, si je savais ce que je voulais, ce serait la mauvaise chose à vouloir , J. Spicer. Cette vie 1956 : date de son retour sur la Côte Ouest, la date importe. 1956 : il révise ses anciens poèmes et les abandonne. En 1957, il écrit After Lorca Je reprends : After Lorca , 1957 (44 pages), Admonitions , 1958 (14 p.), A Book of Music , 1958 (10 p.), Billy the Kid , 1958 (8 p.), Fifteen False Propositions Against God , 1958 (10 p.), Apollo Sends Seven nursery Rhymes to James Alexander , 1959 (6 p.), A Red Wheelbarrow , 1959 ? (6 p.), Lament for the Makers , 1961 (6 p.), The Heads of the Town up to the Aether, 1960-61 (70 p.), The Holy Grail , 1962 (30 p.), Language , 1964 (30 p.) et Book of Magazine Verse Cette poésie Jack Spicer croît aux fantômes : Si les fantômes dictent les poèmes, ce ne sont pas des visions transformées en poèmes. Les fantômes dictent des mots – rien de surréaliste chez Spicer ! Dans A Textbook of Poetry , Spicer précise : Le Surréalisme du poète ne peut pas écrire des mots ». Tout se passe dans le langage et dans le poème – où le poème est un monde autonome :

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