41st issue of this international literary magazine featuring fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and graphics by Kim Addonizio, Roberta Allen, Steve Aylett, Nicole Blackman, Mary Caponegro, Billy Childish, John Cooper Clarke, Jennifer Egan, Brenda Frazer, John Greaves, Stokes Howell, Ronald Koertge, Wayne Koestenbaum, Anne LeBaron, Roger McGough, Gregory Maguire, Dorothy Porter, Minnie Bruce Pratt, Jeremy Reed, Lou Robinson, Helen Schulman, Eugene Stein, Alexander Theroux, ruth weiss, Curtis White, and many more.
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Richard Peabody is well-known as a poet, teacher, and editor. He was born in Washington, DC, and has published four books of poems and two books of stories.
Lucinda Ebersole is the author of the novel Death in Equality.
Maja Prausnitz runs Black Spring Press in London, England.
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Just wanted to mention that there are a few spoken word/music Gargoyle CDs on Amazon as well. Gargoyle #52, #49, and #46. You'll find them in Music.
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Bravo Peabody!,
By Rebecca Lu Kiernan (Lexington, KY, GECKO MAGAZINE) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Gargoyle 41 (No.41) (Paperback)
Where does Richard Peabody find these strange and delicious writers? This magazine is exotic, erotic and highly entertaining. Peabody packages high literary content for real (and surreal) people. I read some work aloud to my bat and he started frothing at the mouth. Bravo, Peabody!
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Deep Into The Night,
By Rebecca Lu Kiernan (Lexington, KY, GECKO MAGAZINE) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Gargoyle 42 (No.42) (Paperback)
GARGOYLE should be required reading for every creative writing class. This work sparkles with literary elegance and discipline, bubbles with sex and boils with blood. BUY IT! You will feel these writers breathing on your neck deep into the night!
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RICHARD PEABODY INVENTS A GENRE,
By Aleksey Katkov (New York) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Gargoyle 42 (No.42) (Paperback)
GARGOYLE is arousing, disturbing, seductive. Too high brow to be pornography, exciting and shocking. Sci-fi/Gothic/Sex Graphic Literature with a Punchline. Richard Peabody has invented a genre!
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Eleven years ago, my mother and I spent Christmas together in Paris. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Maria Clothilde, Mary Beth, New York, Bog Man, Ezra Pound, San Francisco, Sheri Martinelli, Dog of Despair, Aunt Lil, The Recognitions, Dog of I'm Happy, Spalding Gray, Greenwich Village, New Devon, Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg, Caleb Excalibur Swinbourne, Kafka Was the Rage, Madonna Negra, New England, Charles Duits, Humpty Dumpty, Paideumic Review, Reader's Block, Shirley Temple New!
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- Beat Generation by Jack Kerouac on page 46, page 54, and Back Matter
- Mexico City Blues: 242 Choruses by Jack Kerouac on page 55, and page 58
- Exquisite Politics by Denise Duhamel in Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- Jack Kerouac (Spanish Edition) by Gerald Nicosia on page 46, and page 54
- Iron Horse by Allen Ginsberg on page 47, and page 53
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