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hayden_cover.jpg (3829 bytes)Don’t Be Bonin’ Me: The Life of Sterling Hayden by Chris Robinson.  "Hayden, as it turns out, was an interesting fellow off the screen.   In life, Hayden had sailed around the world by the age of 20, ran guns for Tito, ratted on fellow commies during a HUAC hearing, headed out to sea again, against court orders, to Tahiti with his four kids, wrote two acclaimed books, was an alcoholic, got busted for weed possession in the 1980s, all the while beginning to resemble a Greek god with his long white hair and freakish moustache-missing beard."

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The Not Entirely Unbearable Writings of Richard Meltzer by Chris J. Robinson.

"...they were among the first to take rock music seriously and in doing so bridged, or more accurately shattered the gap between high (eg. Aristotle) and low (eg. The Beach Boys) culture."

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goglam.jpg (1991 bytes) Three saucy New York ladies, including 12-Gauge contributor Elena Georgiou, take their grrrlpower on the road with Jezebelle 2000: The Glam Lit™ Tour.

Photo credit: Laurel Jensen

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Ruth Stone
"The most famous unknown writer in America."

Ruth Stone wins National Book Critics' Circle Award in Poetry for Ordinary People (Paris Press) on March 13 2000.

A conversation with Ruth Stone by Gowan Campbell

Ruth Stone's Poetry: "Linear Illusions"
"Looking At Your Hand" .. "Getting Older"
"Returning to the City of Your Childhood"

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