1. Metroactive Books | Diane Di Prima Diane di Primaprobably the bestknown woman writer of the Beat Generationhas always been wary of publishing with the Devil. But probably she ll survive http://www.metroactive.com/papers/metro/04.12.01/diprima-0115.html

Books Index San Jose Metroactive Central Archives Beat the Devil: Poet Diane di Prima published her life story at a corporate pressbut she did it her way. Beating the Odds Poet Diane di Prima tells what it was like to be a Beatand a woman By Jonah Raskin T HE DEVIL always gets his due in America, especially in big-time publishing. Jack Kerouac found that out, and he came to hate the fame that accompanied his career as a bestselling author. Allen Ginsberg felt the same way. "I feel like a prisoner of Allen Ginsberg," he once complained. Diane di Primaprobably the best-known woman writer of the Beat Generationhas always been wary of publishing with the Devil. But probably she'll survive her current skirmish with fame better than her Beat brothers, if only because she has never needed big-time literary attention. Recollections of My Life as a Woman (Viking; cloth; $29.95), di Prima's 34th book in the last 40 or so years, is her first work to appear under the imprint of a corporate publishing house. All her previous books, including Revolutionary Letters and This Kind of Bird Flies Backward a title that suggests her own cultural flight back in time to 19th-century bohemianismwere published by small, alternative presses like City Lights and Totem.

2. University Of Louisville Libraries -- University Archives & Records Center di prima diane di Prima, feminist writer, poet, and teacher, was born in Brooklyn, New York, on August 6, 1934. Di Prima is the eldest child and only http://louisville.edu/library/uarc/diprima.html

Please select the information you would like to search Library Catalog Articles Journals by title Libraries site U of L site Search UofL Home Blackboard GroupWise ULink ... Special Collections Diane di Prima Papers Housed at the Department of Rare Books and Special Collections, William F. Ekstrom Library, University of Louisville Biographical Notes Scope and Content Series Description Box List ... Return to Special Collections/Rare Books BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES Diane di Prima, feminist writer, poet, and teacher, was born in Brooklyn, New York, on August 6, 1934. Di Prima is the eldest child and only daughter of Francis and Emma di Prima, who were college-educated, middle-class Italian-Americans. Di Prima has two younger brothers, Frank (born November 6, 1937) and Richard (born September 19, 1941) who followed more traditional career paths, becoming an attorney and the owner of an educational electronics firm, respectively. Diane di Prima graduated from the college preparatory program at Hunter College High School, an elite public school for girls in New York City, where she worked on the editorial board of the school paper, Scribimus . She then attended Swarthmore College for two years. She left college in 1953 to live in Manhattan with her lovers and to write full-time. While living in Greenwich Village, di Prima became part of the Bohemian intellectual culture: well-educated, white, middle-class individuals who rejected middle-class values, choosing a rebellious life-style which included sexual freedom and the use of drugs. Di Prima began a correspondence with the poet Ezra Pound, visiting him daily for two weeks in 1955 at St. Elizabeth's Hospital, in Washington, D.C., where he was hospitalized.

3. RE/Search Publications -- Modern Pagans -- Diane Di Prima Diane di prima diane di Prima I have a root in some kind of Paganism like that which was also very deep in my grandmother s Catholicism. http://www.researchpubs.com/books/mpex_ddiprima.php

Books Excerpt from interview with Diane di Prima From Modern Pagans Diane di Prima: I have a root in some kind of Paganism like that which was also very deep in my grandmother's Catholicism. There was a day when you ate no salt, a day when you ate no breadSt. Lucy or Santa Lucia's day which is celebrated in Northern Europe, too, when Swedish women wear crowns of candles. The saint of light, Lucia, lux, Lucyshe was a very important figure in my grandmother's world. Although nobody said, "This is Pagan," there was a basic interest and awe in the things of the turning of the seasons and being on the planet, that were handed to me from way back. When I was in high school, eight women in our writing group did a lot of experimenting with the paranormaltelepathy, trance, and seance. That all went away when I became just a writer and dropped out of college, but it came back with a big bang when I was about 31 and started to fool around with Tarot cards, and would have lucid dreams. I was living in New Mexico. In the afternoons when it was hot I would stare at one card and go to sleep. When I awoke I would always have had a dream about that card. It didn't seem remarkable or strangeI didn't have to work at itit just happened. Tibetan Buddhism is concerned with, at the least, the 31 major star systems that have Dzogchen. It's not based in the material facts of life. It's my main belief system, within which Paganism fits quite comfortably as regards how you deal with this earth and being on it.

4. Sara Hebert: Digital Musings On Digital Subjects: Diane Di Prima Diane Di Prima. I just picked up Women of the Beat Generation because I Please feel free to check out the written version of Diane Di Prima s Rant and http://hewlettsdaughter.blogspot.com/2007/10/diane-di-prima.html

skip to main skip to sidebar Wednesday, October 31, 2007 Diane Di Prima I just picked up Women of the Beat Generation because I wanted to submit a piece to a call of readings of Beat/Black Mountain writings back in Shreveport. I'm really happy with how mine came out, perhaps as a result of some of the ideas I had been messing around with in our Digital Sound Cultures class (particularly non-musical sounds, reverb, multilayering). To be honest, the only audio work I've ever done was small spots for KSCL and tinkering around in Fruity Loops while Chris wasn't looking. So, this has been a really fun, unique experience overall. Please feel free to check out the written version of Diane Di Prima's Rant and my audio reading of her poem. Posted by saratoga at 5:46 AM Labels: audio beat poetry di prima comments: Post a Comment Newer Post Older Post Home Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom) About Me saratoga Somewhere between Louisiana and Colorado, United States I'm currently pursuing my M.A. in Digital Media Studies at the University of Denver. My interests focus on altruism and gifting within social networking contexts, memorialization and death in the digital age, and sustainable design. I am currently working as a freelance graphic/web designer and developer in addition to overseeing the operations of the Digital Media Outreach Center at DU. View my complete profile Sara's Shared Items Important Stuff Alex Kent: Louisiana Movies Black Country Grammar Bryan Alexander: Infocult Cocaine Blunts and Hip Hop Tapes ... My Del.icio.us

5. Integral Options Cafe: Sunday Poet: Diane Di Prima Diane Di Prima is always associated with the Beat generation of poets, though sometimes not in a good way. She was one of the few women to actually be http://integral-options.blogspot.com/2006/03/sunday-poet-diane-di-prima.html

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6. Diane Di Prima Books, reviews, biography and workshops available with Beat writer and poet diane di prima. http://dianediprima.com/

"Diane di Prima, revolutionary activist of the 1960s Beat literary renaissance, heroic in life and poetics: a learned humorous bohemian, classically educated and twentieth-century radical, her writing, informed by Buddhist equanimity, is exemplary in imagist, political and mystical modes. A great woman poet in second half of American century, she broke barriers of race-class identity, delivered a major body of verse brilliant in its particularity." Allen Ginsberg Bio Books Contact Links ... Workshops

7. Diane Di Prima - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Introduction and notes adapted from interviews with diane di prima. La Jolla, California Laurence McGilvery, 1973. ISBN 0910938547} (library binding) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diane_di_Prima

Diane di Prima From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search Diane di Prima (born August 6 ) is an American poet Contents Biography Early life Involvement with the Beats Career ... edit Biography edit Early life Di Prima was born in Brooklyn and attended Swarthmore College before dropping out to be a poet in Manhattan . Her official online biography notes that she is "a second generation American of Italian descent " and that "Her maternal grandfather, Domenico Mallozzi, was an active anarchist , and associate of Carlo Tresca and Emma Goldman Di Prima began writing as a child and by the age of 19 was corresponding with Ezra Pound and Kenneth Patchen . Her first book of poetry, This Kind of Bird Flies Backward was published in 1958 by Hettie and LeRoi Jones ' Totem Press. edit Involvement with the Beats Di Prima spent the late 1950s and early 1960s in Manhattan, where she participated in the emerging Beat movement . She spent some time in California at Stinson Beach and Topanga Canyon , returned to New York City and eventually moved to San Francisco permanently. Di Prima was a bridge figure between the Beat movement and the later

8. Diane Di Prima Contains a biography, a short excerpt from a poem and links. http://www.levity.com/corduroy/diprima.htm

Diane Di Prima "No Problem Party Poem" Diane di Prima, Bob Dylan, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Allen Ginsberg, Herbert Huncke, Jack Kerouac, Ken Kesey, Michael McClure, Kenneth Rexroth, Gary Snyder, Leon Tabory, Anne Waldman, Lew Welch, ruth weiss, Philip Whalen"> born August 6, 1934, in New York, N.Y., is an American poet whose work has been identified with the Beat Generation. Her education included attendance at Swarthmore College from 1951 to 1953. In addition to writing poetry, Di Prima's career has included the following editorial positions: co-editor with Le Roi Jones (Imamu Amiri Baraka) of Floating Bear (1961-1963) and later sole editor from 1963-1969; contributing editor to Kulchur (1960-1961); associate editor of Signal Magazine (1963-1965); publisher and editor of The Poets Press, New York (1964-1969); and editor and publisher of Eidolon Editions, Point Reyes, California (1972-1976). She has also been associated with the Wingbow Press, Berkeley, California and an instructor at the Naropa Institute (1974- ) and the New College of California (1979- ). Di Prima was also a co-founder of the American Theatre for Poets. Biographies and Bibliographies Diane di Prima at the Cosmic Baseball Association Diane di Prima Papers Housed at the Department of Rare Books and Special Collections, William F. Ekstrom Library, University of Louisville

9. Diane Di Prima --  Britannica Online Encyclopedia Britannica online encyclopedia article on diane di prima American poet, one of the few women of the Beat movement to attain prominence. http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9000452/Diane-Di-Prima

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10. University Of Delaware: COLLECTION OF DIANE DI PRIMA LETTERS AND POETRY Includes details such as the scope and contents of the diane di prima collection. http://www.lib.udel.edu/ud/spec/findaids/diprima.htm

Special Collections Department Collection of Diane Di Prima Letters and Poetry Manuscript Collection Number Accessioned : Acquired 1969 Extent : 31 items ( 166 pp. ). Content : Letters and poems Access : The collection is open for research. Processed : 1969; revised August 1992 by Anita A. Wellner. for reference assistance email Special Collections or contact: Special Collections, University of Delaware Library Newark, Delaware 19717-5267 Table of Contents Biographical Note Scope and Contents Note Arrangement Note Contents List Biographical Note Diane Di Prima, born August 6, 1934, in New York, N.Y., is an American poet whose work has been identified with the Beat Generation. Her education included attendance at Swarthmore College from 1951 to 1953. In addition to writing poetry, Di Prima's career has included the following editorial positions: co-editor with Le Roi Jones (Imamu Amiri Baraka) of Floating Bear (1961-1963) and later sole editor from 1963-1969; contributing editor to Kulchur (1960-1961); associate editor of

11. Diane Di Prima @ Poetry In Revolt- diane di prima is a poet of Italian American heritage, and a wonderful beautiful poet. She came to the publics awareness on the crest of the male domiated http://www.angelfire.com/mn2/anarchistpoetry/Diprimadir/Diprima.html

Return to the Poets Archive Diane Di Prima Diane Di Prima is a poet of Italian American heritage, and a wonderful beautiful poet. She came to the publics awareness on the crest of the male domiated beat movement and has continued her activity with volumes of poems and a couple novels, I'll eventually add a list of works. This is as much of her work as I feel comfortable posting, if you want more then you gotta support the writer, order her books from indy stores. Poems Goodbye Nkrumah Rant From A Cool Place BRASS FURNACE GOING OUT: Song, after an Abortion ALBA, FOR A DARK YEAR ... ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY LETTER, 1988 (Gestapo Poem) Di Prima Links Rook's Beat Page Di Prima Interview Diane Di Prima Page E-Mail

12. Women Of The Beat...Diane Di Prima Biography Where there was a strong writer who could hold her own, like diane di prima, we would certainly work with her and recognize her. She was a genius. http://www.womenofthebeat.org/DianeDiPrima/DianeDiPrima.htm

Photo courtesy of Brenda Knight By Sheppard Powell Diane Di Prima: Biography Where there was a strong writer who could hold her own, like Diane Di Prima, we would certainly work with her and recognize her. She was a genius. —Allen Ginsberg, Boulder Camera Magazine, July 1989 Born in 1934, in Brooklyn, New York, to second-generation Italian immigrants, Diane Di Prima would go on to be a driving influence throughout the 50s, 60s and 70s. While her life was not always easy, she used the challenges she faced to become a powerful voice for women throughout her life. She started formal schooling at age 6 at the local Catholic school, where she would continue until tests placed her in an exclusive, all-girl’s high school. In high school, she was able to interact with strong, intelligent female role models and she began to study poetry and philosophy. She ran with a group of girls who encouraged each other to explore their world through words. During her high school years, her parents enrolled her in summer school to accelerate her education. It was in these summer classes that she first shared her poetry with an English teacher. He encouraged her to keep writing and to share her work, while also trying to guide her more toward the essential elements of her poetry, slowly teaching her how to refine and crystallize her words.

13. Diane Di Prima - Bio And Links diane di prima was born in Brooklyn, New York, a second generation American of Italian descent. She began writing at the age of seven, and made the decision http://www.beatmuseum.org/diprima/dianediprima.html

Diane di Prima Click image for enlargement Born: August 6, 1934 Place of Birth: Brooklyn, New York Texts from Levi Asher Literary Kicks Diane di Prima was born in Brooklyn, New York, a second generation American of Italian descent. She began writing at the age of seven, and made the decision to live her life as a poet at the age of fourteen. She lived in Manhattan for many years, where she was known as the most important woman writer of the Beat movement. During that time she co-founded the New York Poets Theatre, and founded the Poets Press, which published the work of many new writers of the period. Together with Amiri Baraka (LeRoi Jones) she edited the literary newsletter The Floating Bear . In 1965 she moved to upstate New York where she participated in Timothy Leary's psychedelic community at Millbrook. For the past twenty years she has lived and worked in northern California, where she took part in the political activities of the Diggers, lived in a late-sixties' commune, studied Zen Buddhism, Sanskrit and alchemy, and raised her five children. From 1980 to 1986 she taught hermetic and esoteric traditions in poetry, in a short-lived but significant program at New College of California. Her work has been translated into over twenty languages. She now lives and works in San Francisco, where she is one of the co-founders and teachers of the San Francisco Institute of Magical and Healing Arts. Her current works in progress include

14. Literary Kicks Diane DiPrima diane di prima was born in Brooklyn, New York on August 6, 1934, a second generation American of Italian descent. She began writing at the age of seven, http://www.litkicks.com/BeatPages/page.jsp/?what=DianeDiPrima

15. City Lights Books In Recollections of My Life as a Woman, diane di prima explores the first three diane di prima, revolutionary activist of the 1960s Beat literary http://www.citylights.com/catalog/?category_id=313

16. Reviews If you re saying to yourself, di prima? you are one of the main reasons I wrote this article. Even if you have heard of diane s work you have to admit, http://joseph.matheny.com/diprima.html

Diane di Prima Interview Since I was young I've admired beat literature and it's developers. My young mind was taken with the romantic image of Kerouac roaming the interior of the body politic, a mad sweating virus on the loose in the highwayvein of Amerika, Ginsberg holy maniac,chanting, praying, exorcising a generation ruined by madness, Burroughs and Gysin, pushing the envelope, rubbing out the word, and di Prima, conjuring, straddling the magick/dream line, throwing us bits of tasty metamorsels and sumptuous subconscious feasts. If you're saying to yourself, "di Prima?" you are one of the main reasons I wrote this article. Even if you have heard of Diane's work you have to admit, in a field that already has an amazing paucity of women, to overlook even one seems like a capital crime, especially this one. Diane di Prima is a San Francisco writer and poet who works in healing, Magick, and Alchemy.Her more recent books are : Pieces of a Song -Collected Poems , City Lights, 1990, Zip Code , Coffee House Press,1992, and Seminary Poems , Floating Press, 1991.

17. Diane Di Prima Papers diane di prima was no exception. She personally faced charges of obscenity on multiple occasions by the United States government concerning her work through http://www.lib.uconn.edu/DoddCenter/ASC/findaids/Diprima/MSS19910042.html

TABLE OF CONTENTS Overview of the Collection Biography Scope and Content Arrangement ... Series V: Ephemera, undated, ca. 1980-1990 Diane Di Prima Papers 405 Babbidge Road, Unit 1205 Storrs, Connecticut 06269-1205 Overview of the Collection Repository: Creator: Di Prima, Diane. Title: Diane Di Prima Papers. Dates: undated, 1934-1990. Quantity: 6 linear feet. Identification: Language: English. Abstract: Diane Di Prima, best known for her work as a Beat poet and writer, was born 6 August 1934 in Brooklyn, New York. She attended Swarthmore College (1951-1953). Di Prima has received National Endowment for the Arts grants in 1966 for Poets Press and in 1973. She writes nonfiction, autobiographies, journals, essays, poetry and plays. Biography Diane Di Primais best known for her work as a Beat poet and writer, but she is also distinguished as a feminist and civil rights supporter. Born on August 6, 1934 in Brooklyn, New York, Di Prima is the only daughter and eldest child of Francis and Emma Di Prima. Di Prima's maternal grandfather, Domenico Mallozi, was an active anarchist and friend of Carlo Tresca, the famed Italian anarchist and advocate of workers rights. Mallozi's influence on his granddaughter is evident in her life and her work. In 1962, Di Prima married her first husband, writer Alan Marlowe, whom she divorced in 1969. In 1972 she married Grant Fisher whom she divorced in 1975. Di Prima is the mother of five children: Jeanne, Dominique, Alexander, Tara, and Rudra.

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Now Playing Movie/TV News My Movies DVD New Releases ... search All Titles TV Episodes My Movies Names Companies Keywords Characters Quotes Bios Plots more tips SHOP DIANE DI... DVD VHS CD IMDb ... Diane Di Prima Biography Quicklinks categorized by type by year by ratings by votes titles for sale by genre by keyword power search credited with tv schedule biography contact Top Links biography by votes awards news articles ... message board Filmographies categorized by type by year by ratings ... tv schedule Biographical biography other works publicity contact ... message board External Links official sites miscellaneous photographs sound clips ... video clips Biography for Diane Di Prima advertisement photos board add contact details Date of Birth 6 August Brooklyn, New York Mini Biography Undeniably the most well-known female Beat poet, Diane di Prima was born in Brooklyn, a second-generation American of Italian descent, and granddaughter of Domenico Mallozzi, a well-known anarchist. She began her life as a poet at age 14. She attended Swarthmore College, later moving to Greenwich Village to become part of the Bohemian intellectual culture: well-educated, white, middle-class individuals who led rebellious lifestyles, including sexual freedom and the use of drugs . Di Prima began a correspondence with the poet Ezra Pound, and became known as an important writer of the Beat movement. She co-founded the New York Poets Theatre and founded the Poets Press, which published the work of many new writers of the period. She also joined Timothy Leary's psychedelic community in the late 60s. Di Prima is the author of 35 books of poetry and prose. Her work has been translated into over 20 languages. She has received writing grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, an

19. Diane Di Prima At The Blue Neon Alley diane di prima at the Blue Neon Alley, a directory of the beat generation on the World Wide Web. http://www.neonalley.org/diprima.html

on the net!' - www.neonalley.org Beat Generation Jack kerouac Allen Ginsberg William Burroughs ... Lawrence Ferlinghetti Neon Alley Pages HOME Charles Bukowski Diane di Prima Anne Waldman ... William Faulkner Search for poems: Poem Title Poem Text Poet Name by PoemHunter.Com Beat Era Jazz: Clifford Brown John Coltrane Miles Davis Dizzy Gillespie Dexter Gordon Coleman Hawkins Billie Holiday John Lewis Charles Mingus Thelonious Monk Charlie Parker Bud Powell Max Roach Art Tatum Ben Webster Lester Young Poems by Terry Young Animal Abuse San Francisco Blue Neon Alley Diane di Prima "Sweetheart when you break thru you’ll find a poet here not quite what one would choose" -Diane di Prima Selected Poems of Diane di Prima ALBA, FOR A DARK YEAR April Fool Birthday Poem for Grandpa Ave BRASS FURNACE GOING OUT ... ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY LETTER, 1988 (Gestapo Poem) Diane di Prima Multimedia Directory Amiri Baraka, Diane diPrima and Robert reading, July 26th, 1978 Diane diPrima, Jerome Rothenberg and Jim White reading, August 11th, 1976 Amiri Baraka, Diane diPrima and Robert Duncan reading, July 26th, 1978 (1st half) Diane diPrima, Jerome Rothenberg and Jim White reading, August 11th, 1976 (2nd half) ... Linda talks with our poetry guide, Catherine Bowman, about the life and work of Beat writer Diane DiPrima. (NPR - All Things Considered ) Diane di Prima Internet Directory Diane di Prima : An Interview Diane di Prima.Com

20. Diane Di Prima - Britannica Concise Search for diane di prima at Encyclopædia Britannica Online for all this plus dictionary definitions, magazine articles, and more. http://concise.britannica.com/ebc/article-9362801/Diane-Di-Prima

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