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Suite V. by Clark. COOLIDGE, 1973 Three Poets by Clark; Gizzi, Michael; Yau, John Coolidge, 1990 Research ( Tuumba 40 ) by Clark Coolidge, 1982 Own Face by Clark Coolidge, 1978 THIS 10 - Winter 1979-1980 by Barrett (Editor); Bob Perelman, Lyn Hejinian, Charles Bernstein, Clark Coolidge, et al (Contributors) WATTEN, 1980-01-01 Suite V. by Clark Coolidge, 1973 Registers (People In All) by Clark Coolidge, 1994-06 On the Pumice of Morons by Clark Coolidge, Larry Fagin, 1993-10 Registers --1994 publication. by Clark Coolidge, 1994-01-01 Smithsonian Depositions & Subject to a Film. by Clark. COOLIDGE, 1980 For Kurt Cobain by Clark Coolidge, 1995-07 That Place On The Dial and Jimmy Swaggart Uses Hurricane Zeke (Two Broadside Poems) by Clark and Starbuck, George Coolidge, 1992 Melencholia by Clark Coolidge, 1987-09 Supernatural Overtones by Ron Padgett, Clark Coolidge, 1990-07

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61. University Of Massachusetts Lowell Center For Lowell History
    coolidge, clark. Lowell Connector lines shots from Kerouac s town. West Stockbridge, MA Hard Press, 1993. coolidge, John P. Mill and Mansion a study of  
    http://library.uml.edu/clh/biblog.htm
    
    Extractions: MANUSCRIPT COLLECTIONS NEWSPAPERS PRIMARY SOURCES RESEARCH PAPERS ... BOOKS MANUSCRIPTS Almy family. Papers, 1649-1984, 1832-1984 (bulk). Baker, Harvard University. American Association of University Women. Massachusetts State Division. Records, 1930-1976. Schlesinger, Harvard University. American Folklife Center, Library of Congress: Lowell Folklife Project. Taped Interviews and Records, 1987. Center for Lowell History, University of Massachusetts Lowell. Amoskeag Manufacturing Company. Records, 1831-1936. Baker, Harvard University. Appleton (William) and Company. Records, 1840-1889. Baker, Harvard University. Appleton Company. Records, 1826. Lowell Historical Society at Center for Lowell History, University of Massachusetts Lowell. Appleton Company. Record. American Museum of Textile History.

62. Clark Coolidge: Alien Tatters
    clark coolidge grew up in Providence, Rhode Island and has lived in Manhattan, Cambridge, San Francisco, Boulder, Rome, the Berkshire Hills; he currently  
    http://www.atelos.org/alien.htm
    
    Extractions: home catalog ordering about atelos Clark Coolidge grew up in Providence, Rhode Island and has lived in Manhattan, Cambridge, San Francisco, Boulder, Rome, the Berkshire Hills; he currently lives in Petaluma, California. A poet with markedly heterogeneous interests, Coolidge's work is characteristically energetic, multilayered, and moody. He is the author of over thirty books, the most recent of which are Now It's Jazz (writings on music), Bomb (written in conjunction with visual images by Keith Waldrop), and On the Nameways (poems written in response to and while watching films). You can buy this book online from Small Press Distribution! Clark Coolidge

63. Books In The Worchel Collection Of Beat & Bohemian Literature
    Author coolidge, clark Title Now It s Jazz Writings on Kerouac The Sounds Publisher Living Batch Press Edition pub 1999 Notes paper  
    http://home.swbell.net/worchel/books.htm

64. Tom Orange - Clark Coolidge's Visual Arts Intertexts 1968-1976
    What I m presenting to you this evening is a thematic or thematized excerpt from a booklength project that traces clark coolidge s poetic trajectory from  
    http://www.fascicle.com/issue02/essays/orange.html
    
    Extractions: INTERTEXTS 1968-1976 What I'm presenting to you this evening is a thematic or thematized excerpt from a book-length project that traces Clark Coolidge's poetic trajectory from his earliest extant writings (1962) to the beginning of what I consider his mature work (1978). Just to offer a brief overview for those unacquainted with his work: Coolidge considers himself to have come of age in the 1950s, and of the many figures or cultural phenomena of that era that Coolidge considers generative for his own poetic practice I should highlight three here. First, the work of Jack Kerouac: in the short 1982 essay "A First Reading of On the Road and Later," Coolidge writes that Kerouac made the first connection for me between my life in a suddenly more generative world and the necessity of putting words down on paper. Writing came free of the books I had read and became an actual work I could do. . . . I had thought the writer must first have it all in his head and only then put it into words, but no. I began to see how it was really excitingly done: You wrote from what you didn't know toward whatever could be picked up in the act. Poetry starts here.... I have no doubt that he is the central writer of my place and time.

65. Media Resources Center-Audio Books Catalog
    coolidge, clark, clark coolidge READING, POETRY. VARIOUS AUTHORS, CLASSIC WOMEN S SHORT STORIES, ABRIDGED. KELLERMAN, JONATHAN, CLINIC, THE, ABRIDGED  
    http://www.lib.unc.edu/house/mrc/audio_books.htm

66. Morton Feldman: Bibliography
    coolidge, clark, Regarding Morton Feldman s music and wherever it all now goes, Sulfur (No 22, Spring 1988) pp123129. Cott, Jonathan, Feldman and  
    http://www.cnvill.net/mfbiblio.htm
    
    Extractions: Last Updated: 5th May 2006 [Morton Feldman Page] A. BOOKS: Morton Feldman Essays , Walter Zimmermann, editor (Kerpen: Beginner Press, 1985) Morton Feldman , Musik-Konzepte, Vol 48/49 (Munich: Edition Text + Kritik, 1986) Feldman memorial volume, MusikTexte (No 22, December 1987). Includes tributes by John Cage, Heinz-Klaus Metzger, Walter Zimmermann, Tom Johnson, Herbert Henck, Peter Garland, Ernstalbrecht Stiebler, Alvin Curran, Peter Michael Hamel, Barbara Monk Feldman, Howard Skempton, Bunita Marcus, Alvin Lucier, Ad van't Veer, Dieter Schnebel, Wolfgang Rihm, John McGuire, Christian Wolff, Dirk de Klerk, George Mowat-Brown, Chris Newman, Kevin Volans and Kyle Gann. Included also are the scores of pieces written in memory of Feldman, by Christian Wolff, Chris Newman, Walter Zimmermann, Peter Garland and Peter Michael Hamel, and a text composition by John Cage. Staub, Volker, Morton Feldmans "Untitled Composition" für Cello und Klavier [Feedback Papers 38] (Köln: Feedback Studio Verlag, 1992) John Cage, Morton Feldman

67. Richard Kostelanetz | Proposals | Possibilities Of Longer Poetry
    coolidge, clark. AD, Space (N.Y., 1970), 19 pp. DUNCAN, Robert. Apprehensions, Roots Branches (N.Y., 1964). ECONOMOU, George.  
    http://www.richardkostelanetz.com/prop/possibilities.php
    
    Extractions: @import "http://www.richardkostelanetz.com/kosti.css"; RichardKostelanetz.com Proposals: Books as Author, Essays Proposals: Books as Editor Proposals: Performances Proposals: Exhibitions Proposals: Media Commissions Proposals: Misc. ANDREWS, Lyman. "The Death of Mayakovsky," New Writers VIII (London, 1968), 10 pp. ASHBERY, John. "Europe," The Tennis-Court Oath (Middletown, CT, 1962), 24 pp. BERRY, Wendell. "Window Poems," Openings (N.Y., 1968), 22 pp. CAGE, John. "Empty Words IV," Empty Words (Middletown, CT, 1979), 10 pp. COOLIDGE, Clark. "AD," Space (N.Y., 1970), 19 pp. DUNCAN, Robert. "Apprehensions," Roots & Branches (N.Y., 1964). ECONOMOU, George. "Ameriki: Book One," Ameriki (N.Y., 1977), 18 pp. GINSBERG, Allen. "Kaddish," Kaddish (San Francisco, 1963), 20 pp. GRAHN, Judy: “A Woman Is Talking To Death,” American Poetry Review (May-June 1979), approx. 16 pp.

68. RadiOM.org - Search Results For Cut-ups (Literary Form)
    Modern Art Subject Cage, John ; coolidge, clark, 1939 ; Literature, Experimental ; Art, modern ; Etching ; Tales ; Musique concrète ; Music,  
    http://www.radiom.org/mno_radiom.cgi?q=Cut-ups (Literary form)

69. Coolidge Pond (Clark's Pond)
    coolidge Pond (also known as clark s Pond) is part of the coolidge Point Reservation in Manchester. It is both a home and a visiting stop for several kinds  
    http://www.thejohnsons.com/house/coolpond.html

70. Lilly Library Manuscript Collections
    Marty, 1947; Cohn, Marguerite (Arnold), 1897-1984 (2 entries); Coll, John Daniel, 1934-; Collom, Jack, 1931-; coolidge, clark, 1939-; Corman, Sidney,  
    http://www.indiana.edu/~liblilly/lilly/mss/subfile/meltzerindex.html
    
    Extractions: Lilly Library Home Manuscript Collections Ask a Question Related Links More information about this collection or related materials: Abbot, Keith, 1944- Ackerman, Forrest J., 1916- (2 entries) Allen, Donald Merriam, 1912- Alpert, Barry, 1945- Andre, Michael, 1946- Austin, James Clayton, 1923- Banks, Russel, 1940- Bargad, Warren, 1940- Barnett, Anthony, 1941- Beck, Julian, 1925-1985 Bercholz, Samuel, 1947- (2 entries) Berry, Paul Lucien, 1921- Bertolino, James, 1942- Bierman, James Henry, 1942- Bixby, Jerome Lewis, 1923- Bloch, Chana Florence (Faerstein), 1940- Blazek, Douglas, 1941- Borregaard, Ebbe, 1933- Brakhage, Stan, 1933- Braman, Sandra, 1951- (2 entries) Brandi, John, 1943- Briggs, Robert Brilliant, Alan, 1936- (4 entries) Brit, Alan William, 1950- Bromige, David Mansfield, 1933- Broughton, James, 1913- Burton, Phillip, 1926- Cameron, Elsa Sue, 1939- Cargas, Harry James, 1932- Carroll, Paul, 1927- Castro, Michael, 1945-

71. UCR Library Website
    coolidge, clark, 1939, Berkeley, Calif. Atelos, c2000. PS3607.R4666 C37 2006 Case sensitive / Kate Greenstreet. Greenstreet, Kate.  
    http://lib.ucr.edu/cdd/newbooks/newbooks.php?type=Books&table=December_10_2007&c

72. Carol Berge, 1928- . American Author
    coolidge, clark, 1939 American author Coover, Robert, 1932- American author Corman, Cid, 1924- American author Creeley, Robert, 1926- American author  
    http://library.wustl.edu/units/spec/manuscripts/mlc/berge/berge.html
    
    Extractions: Other Search Options Help! ERes ILLiad ... WUSTL Home Finding-Aid for the Berge Papers [00011] Papers, 1970-1984.  ca. 24,750 items  Access: Open  Carol Berge, a native of New York City, studied writing, editing and magazine production at New York University and the New School for Social Research. Her early work was featured in the classic anthology, Four Young Lady Poets , ed. Leroi Jones (1962), and she has written numerous books of poetry and prose, including Poems Made of Skin An American Romance From a Soft Angle: Poems About Women (1972) and Acts of Love: An American Novel (1973). She began writing poetry in college in the late 1940's and worked in the 1950's for several New York publishers and advertising companies. In 1959, Berge traveled to Europe and began writing full-time.  In the early 1960's, Berge became involved with the group of avant-garde New York poets who presented readings at Le Deux Magots, Le Metro Cafe, and St. Marks Church. She worked closely with the poet Paul Blackburn, among other, coordinating readings and workshops in New York City. She also attended the now famous Vancouver poetry seminar at the University of British Columbia in 1962, and wrote The Vancouver Report (1964), a comprehensive response to and report of that event. In 1970 Berge founded

73. ScienceDirect - Serials Review : Little Magazine Interview Index 2000–200
    coolidge, clark. New American Writing no. 19 (2001) 1–22. Cooney, Ellen. Iron Horse Literary Review 2, no. 2 (Spring 2001) 71–81. Coop. Gauntlet 2, no.  
    http://linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii/S0098791302001764

74. The Coolidge Week - TIME
    Last week, with Senator clark s widow on his arm, President coolidge walked through the Corcoran s new clark annex, followed by a gala procession,  
    http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,786996,00.html
    
    Extractions: var s_account="timecom"; Time.com CNN.com Search Archive Monday, Mar. 26, 1928 Article Tools Print Email Reprints Sphere addthis_url = location.href; addthis_title = document.title; addthis_pub = 'timecom'; RSS Sphere.Inline.search('sphereSideBar','http://time.com/') tiiQuigoWriteAd(755769, 1290761, 180, 200, -1); ¶ Hearing early reports that the income tax revenue was less than had been expected this year, President Coolidge sent word around to the Government departments (in effect): "Be cautious. Be frugal. Economize." Chairman William Morgan Butler of the Republican National Committee, to discuss some inscrutable political matter. Some American Legionnaires, asking that the Legion be given representation as an official "observer" at any and all international disarmament conferences attended by the U. S. The Ambassador from Chile, Senor Don Carlos G. Davila, who lunched. Senator Andre Honnorat of France, to tell President Coolidge about the Cite Universitaire foundation in Paris, to which many countries, including the U. S., have been invited to contribute dormitories for their nationals.

75. Americana Exchange - Rare, Antiquarian And Used Books, Prints
    coolidge, clark editor JOGLARS, VOLUME 1, NUMBER 1. Contains works by Louis Zukofsky, John Wieners, Gary Snyder, Michael McClure, Fielding Dawson,  
    http://www.americanaexchange.com/NewAE/ibi/fullcatalogue.asp?iCurrentpage=30&cat

76. Salem Press
    coolidge, clark Remove the Predicate, VI3186 CORSO, GREGORY Bomb, I-523 Marriage, V-2413 COULETTE, HENRI Black Angel, The, I-463 Correspondence, II-839  
    http://salempress.com/store/samples/masterplots_2_poetry/masterplots_2_poetry_in

77. Marguerite Harris Papers An Inventory Of Her Papers At Syracuse University
    Box 1, coolidge, clark undated. Box 1, Corman, Cid 1972. Box 1, Coudert, Jo 1975. Box 1, Counter/Measures 19721974. Box 1, Creeley, Robert 1961-1970  
    http://library.syr.edu/digital/guides/h/harris_m.htm
    
    Extractions: Overview of the Collection Biographical History Scope and Contents of the Collection Restrictions ... Request a visit Creator: Harris, Marguerite, 1898 or 9-1978 Title: Marguerite Harris Papers Dates: Quantity: 2.25 linear ft. Abstract: Spanning 1901 to 1978, the Marguerite Harris Papers comprises correspondence, writings, and memorabilia of the American avant-garde poet and editor (1898 or 9-1978). An active member of the Poetry Society of America, Marguerite Harris bridged the gap between two generations of poets: the Imagist and Surrealist writers, and the Beats. The collection not only reflects her professional career, but also offers a unique insight into the life and work of a number of young poets of the 1950s, 60s and 70s. Language: English Repository: Special Collections Research Center,

78. Rebecca Clarke
    Rebecca Clarke achieved what she called my one brief whiff of fame in 1919 for first place in a competition sponsored by Elizabeth Sprague coolidge.  
    http://www.rebeccaclarke.org/
    
    Extractions: NEW! Dec. 2007 Newsletter (as PDF) News/Events Her Life ... Contact Us Rebecca Clarke achieved what she called "my one brief whiff of fame" in 1919 when her viola Sonata tied for first place in a competition sponsored by Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge. Clarke lived much of her life in the US, although she was born and educated in Great Britain. Striking for its passion and power, her music spans a range of 20th-century styles including Impressionism, post-Romantic, and neo-Classical. Although she wrote nearly 100 works (including songs, choral works, chamber pieces and music for solo piano), only 20 pieces were published in her lifetime, and by the time of her death in 1979, at age 93, all of these were long out of print. The goal of the Rebecca Clarke Society, Inc. is to honor the life and work of composer and violist Rebecca Clarke (1886-1979) by promoting interest in her and her music. We encourage and support performances, recordings and publications, and scholarship concerning Clarke and her music. Founded in 2000, we are a recognized 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization. All donations are tax deductible. Home Her Life Her Music The Rebecca Clarke Society ... Contact Us

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