THELONIOUS ~

TOO LATE ~

JOHN COLTRANE ~

SUZANNE CIANI ~

AND NOW A WORD FROM JIM DODGE ~

H O W ' S     Y O U R     D A Y     G O I N G ?

For many years, well, decades, Jerry Reddan and I have traded publications from our presses —

it's what you do in the small press world if you want to amount to anything.

It's actually what you did before you even had a press.

You shared.

So staying with tradition, as Jerry shares with me a fine letterpress

piece, by his annual favorite Jim Dodge, I can't resist

but to share Jim's poem with you.

We count ourselves lucky.

Tangram
Berkeley | CA.

ORNETTE COLEMAN ~

DIRTY OLD TOWN ~

WHEN I'M GONE ~

DON ELLIS ~

another show I was at, Tanglewood 1968

I just finished reading Philip Roth's "Goodbye Columbus" and went to

this show with my sister

Judy Collins also on the bill

and if I'm not mistaken

MJQ closed the evening

Ellis was lit!

SLIPPIN' AND SLIDIN' UP THE GOLDEN STREET ~

TYRUS ~

TYRUS WONG  

'BAMBI' ARTIST THWARTED BY RACIAL BIAS,

DIES AT 106

TY R U S     W O N G     H A S     P A S S E D     A W A Y

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T Y R U S

WOMEN CRIME WRITERS ~

The Library of America

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EIGHT masterpieces in the genre

and many brought to film noir

Don't Delay

WOMEN CRIME WRITERS

T H E      P A R I S      R E V I E W

The original book covers

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"FLY" ~

MILES DAVIS ~

DOROTHY B. HUGHES ~

That's Humphrey Bogart & Gloria Grahame

from the stylish film noir (1950) of the same title

directed by Nicholas Ray.

Dorothy Hughes, a Yale Younger Series poet (1931)

wrote a masterpiece (1947) right up there with Raymond Chandler

if you're looking for a unbeatable read in the crime genre.

ROSANNE CASH ~ TELL HEAVEN ~

ALBERT AYLER ~