The outlaw bible of American essays

The outlaw bible of American essays

by Alan Kaufman

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From a steel box to a wicked young girl by Iceberg Slim (Robert Beck)-- why I continue to write by Hubert Selby Jr.-- Culture and struggle by Jack Hirschman-- Catastrophe of success by Tennesse Williams-- Everyday barf by Eileen Myles-- Notes Written on Finally recording howl by Allen Ginsberg-- Wall street: the story of what happened to our intimacy by Timothy "Speed" Levitch-- Letter home by Barney Rosset-- Hollywood-style tough: the 1950's and the fabrication of the teenager by James Sullivan-- Up against the wall by Dotson Rader-- From dead meat by Sue Coe-- Psrts left out of the Kennedy book by Paul Krassner-- Mind War by William S. Burroughs-- Courage to kill: meeting the panthers by Eldridge Cleaver-- Kick out the jams, motherfucker! by John Sinclair-- Portrait of a young man trying to eat the sun by Mike Golden-- Liner notes for the Jefferson Airlplane's 2400 fulton street by Ben Fong-Torres-- From America: A prophecy by Sparrow-- From Unrepentent Whore by Scarlot Harlot-- Obscenity by Kurt Vonnegut-- Hellire club by Annie Sprinkle-- For the love of women by Ray Charles and David Ritz-- Rape scenes by Susie Bright-- Transmissions from camp trans by Michelle Tea-- Sexville: outakes by David Meltzer-- Sisters, saints and sibyls: women and the beat by Brenda Knight-- Modern primitives by V. Vale and Andrea Juno-- From Peops: stories and portraits of people by Fly-- Meeting Moses T by Erik La Prade-- "Paul Simon" from noises of the world by Hank Bordowitz-- "Miriam Makeba" from noises of the world by Hank Bordowitz-- Love as the practice of freedom by Bell Hooks.

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