This is a list of Gerald Locklin's work from 1960 through 1969.
 
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ACROSS THE RIVER AND INTO THE BULLPEN, Son Toad p58

ADULTHOOD, Kansas Q 2(1) 1969/70 Win p84

"after the midterm we were drinking," Son Toad p58

AKBAR, Worm #31 1968 p16

"All I wanted was to drink some beer," Occident #2 n.s.1968 Spr/Sum p90

"all the children are gleeful,", Aldebaran #4 1969 p9

AMERICAN GOTHIC, Angle #5 1960 Spr p8

"And here upon this brazen hill," Sunset B p3, WHR 20(3) 1966 Sum p212

"Arvey Walnet, gilt-embossed," WHR 21(4) 1967 Aut p310

"as long as he could remember they'd been on," Worm #33 1969 p33

"at one time basketball was my life.", Son Toad p53

"at the age of four," Star #7 1979 p25

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BASKETBALL (WITH AN ASSIST TO CHARLES STETLER), SoP 9(2) 1969 Spr p8

BEER, Riniecx 1967? p3, Star Trek p21, Worm #31 1968 p21

THE BEGINNING OF A BIBLIOGRAPHIC CHECKLIST FOR GERALD LOCKLIN [prose], Son Toad p68

"Believe me, Mr. Olson,", Goliards #7 1969 June p116

BELMONT SHORE [prose], Sunset B p10, Trace #64 1967 Spr p93

A BIRTHDAY CUPCAKE FOR CHUCK STETLER, New Or 1(4) 1969 Sum p334

"A bitch but.", SoP 9(2) 1969 Spr p8

"blessed by a superfluity of egg nog bedtimes,", Sunset B p17, Trace #69 1968 p467

BOBBIE AT SLUMBER, Son Toad p65

BOBBY FISHER, Son Toad p61

"The bronze man in the park," Angle #5 1960 Spr p21

THE BUMMER [prose], New Or 1(2) 1969 Win p169

"...but the day occurred when," WHR 22(3) 1968 Sum p234

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"the casa nova of doheny's bar in seal beach," Worm #35 1969 p6

CHARDIN, Sunset B p21

THE CHIFFAROBE, Fl Q 2(2) 1969 Apr p28

CHOPPERS, Mag (NY) #4 1969 p119

CHRIST WAS AT SUNSET BEACH: A SEQUEL, Star Trek p19, Worm #31 1968 p19

CHRISTMAS AT SUNSET BEACH, Sunset B p17, Trace #69 1968 p467

CHUCK, GERRY, KARL AND I

Koertge, Ronald B., Worm #35 1969 p22

THE CHUTNEY GIRLS, WHR 21(4) 1967 Aut p310

"Clearly it was a case in reverse," Mandala #5 1969 p66

CONCLUSIONS [prose], Crit Nat p273

CORIOLANUS SMITH, Fl Q 2(1) 1969 Jan p49

"Coriolanus T. (Bad Charlie) Smith," Fl Q 2(1) 1969 Jan p49

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"Dark urban Ondine, as untamed in-", Sunset B p8

"Darkness wakes my only wife," Sunset B p15

"the daughter of the long beach school librarian," Sunset B p16, WHR 21(4) 1967 Aut p310

THE DAY OF THE PAINTER [prose], Crit Nat p200

"the day they ganged," Fl Q 2(1) 1969 Jan p51

"Daylight dazzled me. In the desert of migraine," Michigan 3(4) 1964 Spr 52, Sunset B p21, Voices M 3(4) 1964 Spr p52

A DEATH EROTIC, Abyss 2(2) 1969 p59

DELIA [prose], New So 2(3/4) 1967/68 p20

THE DISMANTLING OF THE AMERICAN MYTH [prose], Crit Nat p151

"do you like frogs?", Star Trek p16, Worm #31 1968 p16

"'Do you love me?' I asked.", Minn 8(2) 1968 p117

DOGSHIT, AND OTHER SORROWS, Worm #33 1969 p34

DOMINGUEZ HILLS, Worm #33 1969 p34

"don't answer the phone for me the same," Worm #35 1969 p7

THE DWARF, Riniecx 1967? p3, WHR 20(3) 1966 Sum p220

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"E. A. Robinson continually aspired," Worm #27/28 1967 p5

EDWARD FIELD, STAND-UP POET [prose]

Stetler, Charles & GL, Minn 9(1) 1969 p63

18, WHR 21(4) 1967 Aut p310

#87 (WORDS FOR WHATSERASS), Worm #33 1969 p35

"even now i see," Cape 4(1) 1966 Fall p50

EZRA, Cape 1(2) 1964 Fall p50

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#15, Poetry Fl 2(2) 1969 Spr p14

#50, Caryatid #1 1969 p11

FIRST LOVE, Overflow 2(2) 1968 p7

"For we have love to thank for yesterday,", Sunset B p20

#46, SB #12 1968 Jan p2

#14, Minn 7(3) 1968 p208, Salma 7(3/4) 1969? p208

FRESHMAN COMP., WHR 22(1) 1968 Win p57

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GERALD LOCKLIN [art]

McDonald, Cory, Mag (NY) #4 1969 p14a

GERTRUDE STEIN, SoP 9(2) 1969 Spr p8

THE GOOD LIFE, Son Toad p64

GUYAMAS BAY, Abyss 2(2) 1969 p67

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HAPPY HOUR, Son Toad p57

HART CRANE, Approach #48 1963 Sum p39

"Having died, he was surprised," Caryatid #1 1969 p11

"He got off the freeway at the nearest ramp.", Star Trek p22, Worm #31 1968 p22

"he waited 'till she went to bed," Aldebaran #4 1969 p6

"Here is the truest of the myths of Christ-", Worm #27/28 1967 p6

"his mother was chinese," Star #7 1979 p25

"His Paris was the garden of the satyr;", Prairie 39(4) 1965 p339

THE HOOK SHOT, Son Toad p53

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"I cry at television movies, at," Overflow 2(2) 1968 p29

"i don't like anyone who kicks a guy," Son Toad p61

"I go back in search of summer," Sunset B p2

"I had a snow-white, faithful wife," Overflow 2(2) 1968 p7

"i had just enjoyed my ritual," Son Toad p66

"I have a vision," Worm #9 1963 p30

"I heard he was a legend on the campus," Poetry Fl 2(2) 1969 Spr p12

"i know a girl who works as a," Son Toad p60

"I know a guy," Worm #33 1969 p34

"i like to call my girl at five on thursdays," Son Toad p57

"I once said good morning to an eyeless," Angle #5 1960 Spr p21

"I saw it hanging there on the wall," Angle #5 1960 Spr p8

"i sometimes fall into a lamentable habit," Son Toad p55

"i take my daughter out to lunch.", Son Toad p66

"I want to tell you what you are--not for," WHR 23(1) 1969 Win p48

"I was unfaithful to you in a dream," Minn 7(3) 1968 p210, Salma 7(3/4) 1969? p210, Sunset B p23

"if his tutor told him once," Worm #31 1968 p16

"i'm glad your new job tires you.", Son Toad p65

"in sixth grade they gave us a belgian nun.", Son Toad p54

"in spite of frequent showerings,", Son Toad p56

"In the wind-splitting, heaven-creeping," Angle #5 1960 Spr p21

IN WILLOW GROVES, Angle #5 1960 Spr p9

"In willow groves where sleeping beauties slept," Angle #5 1960 Spr p9

"instead of discussing the waterbird poem,", Daesin 9(1/2) 1969 p1

INSTEAD OF THE WATERBIRD POEM, Daesin 9(1/2) 1969 p1

"it is the third movement of my second," Star Trek p20, Worm #31 1968 p20

"it only happens once, maureen, that someone," Sunset B p19, Worm #21 1966 p8

"It takes a lot to get you there, but it won't," Riniecx 1967? p3, Worm #31 1968 p21

"It was a question that he never asked himself," Caryatid #1 1969 p14

"It was the summer of my twenty-fifth year.", SB #10 1967 May/June/July p4

IT'S GETTING HARDER ALL THE TIME TO KEEP THINGS SORTED OUT, Son Toad p59

"i've been obsessed with it of late,", Son Toad p55

"i've got a pardner who's bi-sexual.", Son Toad p59

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"Janet, my sister-in-law, is going to Europe.", Kansas Q 2(1) 1969/70 Win p84

"jim smith is just back from," Son Toad p61

JOHN XXIII, Worm #35 1969 p5

JOHNNY RIGOLETTO, Worm #9 1963 p30

THE JOURNEY INTO THE MICROCOSM [prose], Crit Nat p24

JUAN CHAI, Occident #1 n.s.1967 Spr/Sum p98, Sunset B p14

"just received your reply of 2/17 to my missive of 2/12," Son Toad p64

K

", karate instructor,", Occident #1 n.s.1967 Spr/Sum p98, Sunset B p14

Kay, John

TOAD, FRIEND AND COMPETITOR, Son Toad p52

THE KID COMES HOME, Minn 8(2) 1968 p119

Koertge, Ronald B.

CHUCK, GERRY, KARL AND I, Worm #35 1969 p22

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LAMENT, Occident #2 n.s.1968 Spr/Sum p90

LANDLADIES, WHR 23(1) 1969 Win p48

A LATER POEM FOR MAUREEN, Son Toad p55

THE LEDGER, Sunset B p12, Worm #21 1966 p8

"life had been so easy in his early," Worm #27/28 1967 p3

Locklin, Gerald & Stetler, Charles

EDWARD FIELD, STAND-UP POET [prose], Minn 9(1) 1969 p63

LOCKLIN LOCALIZES POEM COLLECTION [prose], D49er 1967 Oct 24 p6

LOCKLIN PUBLISHING EXPERIMENTAL POETRY [prose], D49er 1969 Feb 19 p5

THE LONG BEACH FREEWAY, Sunset B p3, WHR 20(3) 1966 Sum p212

"look, i know you don't like football,", Son Toad p62

"lord byron made it very large with the," Poetry Fl 2(2) 1969 Spr p14

LOVE LETTER, Sunset B p7

A LOVE POEM, Sunset B p6, Worm #27/28 1967 p5

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THE MAGIC GARDEN OF STANLEY SWEETHEART by WESTBROOK [rev], Indep 1969 May 15 p.A25

THE MAILBOX, Caryatid #1 1969 p14

MALCOLM X, Goliards #7 1969 June p94

"Malgre her fat legs," Beloit 18(3) 1968 Spr p16

MAMA BELL, Son Toad p60

THE MAN BEHIND THE NOVELS [prose], Crit Nat p1

"maureen i love you more than modigliani," Sunset B p6, Worm #27/28 1967 p5

"Maureen, like many women you are often," Sunset B p12, Worm #21 1966 p8

McDonald, Cory

GERALD LOCKLIN [art], Mag (NY) #4 1969 p14a

THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT, Sunset B p15

MOGEN [prose], New Or 1(3) 1969 Spr p277

THE MONK, Mandala #5 1969 p66

THE MONOPOLY STORY [prose], TransP #1 1969 Spr p41

"The motorcycles of Hermosa Beach,", Mag (NY) #4 1969 p119

"Murder is the human game and yet," Goliards #7 1969 June p94

MUSEE DES MISERABLES, Star Trek p18, Worm #31 1968 p18

"my african euridice,", Overflow 2(2) 1968 p59

"my girlfriend is talking about finding a new apartment.", Son Toad p64

"my life began in 1964, when the beatles saw her," Star Trek p17, Worm #31 1968 p17

MY SIX-YEAR-OLD, Son Toad p66

"my son," Goliards #7 1969 June p8

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THE NATURALIST, Worm #27/28 1967 p5

NEAR GRANADA, Cape 4(1) 1966 Fall p51

"Near Granada now," Cape 4(1) 1966 Fall p51

THE NEW APARTMENT, Sunset B p13

"9 Y J M N ( )", SB #11 1967 Aug/Sep/Oct p2

NOTEBOOK: 1967-68 by LOWELL [rev], Indep 1969 June 12 p.A29

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"of course i have always wanted to write poems,", SoP 9(2) 1969 Spr p8

OLD FUCKS, Son Toad p66

"the old woman at the window,", Sunset B p22

ON THE PRESENT STATE OF AFFAIRS IN DIXIE, Son Toad p61

"Once upon a time there lived a pig who thought he was," Minn 8(2) 1968 p118

ONCE WITHIN A THISTLE LOVE, Angle #5 1960 Spr p26

"one of my neighbors at the beach has been pestering," Star Trek p18, Worm #31 1968 p18

I, Angle #5 1960 Spr p21

"only morning," SB #12 1968 Jan p2

OPEN LETTER, Son Toad p64

"outside my door the sun bakes dogshit cakes.", Worm #33 1969 p34

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A PARAGRAPH FROM THE FINANCIAL PAGE, Son Toad p55

PARANOIA IN LONG BEACH, Goliards #7 1969 June p116

"The paranoia of the truly virginal," WHR 21(4) 1967 Aut p310

"The party's over, Helaine,", Nola 1(22) 1969 Jan 31/Feb 13 p8

PEANUTS, Pyramid #5 1969 p64

PEDAGOGY, Son Toad p54

PERE TEILHARD DE CHARDIN, Michigan 3(4) 1964 Spr 52, Voices M 3(4) 1964 Spr p52

PETER, Worm #35 1969 p6

"peter silverman," Daesin 9(1/2) 1969 p90

PETER SILVERMAN COLLAGE, Daesin 9(1/2) 1969 p90

PHOTOGRAPH OF A CIRCUS IN EUROPE, Aldebaran #4 1969 p9

THE PIG, Minn 8(2) 1968 p118

PLUGGING IN [prose], Quixote 5(4) 1969? p18

POEM FROM LOS ANGELES, Goliards #7 1969 June p8

"Pope John you fox you foxed them good," Worm #35 1969 p5

PORGY AGONISTES, Motive 26(7) 1966 Apr p1, Sunset B p1

THE PRINCE, Star Trek p16, Worm #31 1968 p16

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RAINY-SEASON, Sunset B p22

"Raised by elfin in a child's garden," Worm #27/28 1967 p4

"Recently the academic poet," Motive 27(1) 1966 Oct p38

A REFUSAL TO MOURN MARRIAGE, Sunset B p20

REMORSE, Beloit 18(3) 1968 Spr p16

"The river waters ran luke-cold about," SoP 9(1) 1968 p33, SoP 9(1) 1969? p33

"The rivers ran luke-cold about," Riniecx 1967? p3

"River-waters speak poems against the wood and stone," Gleam 1961/62 p23

RONDO [prose], Angle #5 1960 Spr p24

ROUTE 36, Sunset B p2

RUMPELSTILTSKIN, Worm #27/28 1967 p6

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SCREWY LOUIE, Cape 4(1) 1966 Fall p50

"the sea at sunset beach is victorious, thrashing," Abyss 2(2) 1969 p59

THE SECOND COMING [prose], Crit Nat p83

THE SELF-STYLED ACADEMIC POET, Motive 27(1) 1966 Oct p38

SEPTET FOR SHAUNE, Overflow 2(2) 1968 p59

SERENADE, Angle #5 1960 Spr p17

7 CONTEMPORARY AUTHORS: ESSAYS ON COZZENS, MILLER, WEST, GOLDING, HELLER, ALBEE & POWERS ed by WHITBREAD [rev], SISF 5(4) 1968 Sum p404

"the shark, with teeth of cobalt, came in early," South 1(2) 1969/70 Win p12

"She stands aloof by the refrigerator,", Sunset B p13

"She stirs across the motion of my mind," Angle #5 1960 Spr p26

"She went away from us upon a snow-white," Riniecx 1967? p3, WHR 20(3) 1966 Sum p220

"Since you seem intent on going away," Sunset B p5

SISTER MARY CORITA, Poetry Fl 2(2) 1969 Spr p13

#16, SB #11 1967 Aug/Sep/Oct p2

#63, Star Trek p17, Worm #31 1968 p17

"Slouching from Birdland to be reborn,", Motive 26(7) 1966 Apr p1, Sunset B p1

THE SNAKEMAN OF ALCATRAZ, Worm #33 1969 p33

THE SOAP CURE, Star #7 1979 p25

"The solitary saxophonist," Cape 4(1) 1966 Fall p52

SOLO GIG, Cape 4(1) 1966 Fall p52

"Someday Snoopy will be dead.", Pyramid #5 1969 p64

"someone recently asked my kid,", Son Toad p53

"Something there is that doesn't dig a dog.", WHR 22(1) 1968 Win p57

SON OF TOAD, Son Toad p53

SONATA, Salma 7(3/4) 1969? p210, Sunset B p23

STAR TREK, Star Trek p20, Worm #31 1968 p20

Stetler, Charles & GL

EDWARD FIELD, STAND-UP POET [prose], Minn 9(1) 1969 p63

THE STRANGER, Sunset B p4

SUNSET BEACH by LOCKLIN [rev], Mag (NY) #4 1969 p59

SUNSET FATS, Star Trek p18, Worm #31 1968 p18

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THE TELEPHONE, WHR 22(3) 1968 Sum p234

TGIF, Nola 1(22) 1969 Jan 31/Feb 13 p8

THEODORE ROETHKE, Poetry Fl 2(2) 1969 Spr p12

"There are letters I would care to write," Sunset B p7

"there are women who will not grow old,", Poetry Fl 2(2) 1969 Spr p13

"'There was a time,' she said, 'when all the ocean," Abyss 2(2) 1969 p67

A THERESA TRILOGY, Son Toad p56

"they say that you can learn from adversity.", Star Trek p18, Worm #31 1968 p18

#37, Star Trek p20, Worm #31 1968 p20

"This much is clear: he was no coward," Worm #35 1969 p6

III, Angle #5 1960 Spr p21

"Time to die,", Cape 1(2) 1964 Fall p50

TO AN ADAMANT IRISH PRESBYTERIAN, SB #10 1967 May/June/July p4

"to longhorn city. the," Minn 8(2) 1968 p119

TO OUR LEADER, Son Toad p62

THE TOAD, Minn 8(2) 1968 p117

TOAD AGONISTES, Fl Q 2(1) 1969 Jan p51

TOAD, FRIEND AND COMPETITOR

Kay, John, Son Toad p52

TOULOUSE-LAUTREC, Prairie 39(4) 1965 p339

A TRAVELLER, Star Trek p22, Worm #31 1968 p22

TRISTAN, Worm #27/28 1967 p3

THE TROLL, Worm #27/28 1967 p4

#29, Worm #35 1969 p6

#27, Sunset B p16, WHR 21(4) 1967 Aut p310

TWO, Gleam 1961/62 p23

II, Angle #5 1960 Spr p21

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VIRGINIA WOOLF, SoP 9(1) 1969? p33, SoP 1968 9(1) p33

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THE WANDERINGS OF FUNGOO, Star #7 1979 p25

"We were building a fort," Sunset B p4

"We were the poets of the fifties,", Abyss 2(2) 1969 p28

"when i left you monday," Worm #33 1969 p35

"When in evening cool you love me," Angle #5 1960 Spr p17

WHOM DO I LIKE IN POETRY TODAY? [prose], Riniecx 1967? p3

WINFRED PENN SCHWARTZKOPF, Abyss 2(2) 1969 p28

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"the yankees swept a doubleheader on," New Or 1(4) 1969 Sum p334

"The yellow chiffarobe has seven drawers,", Fl Q 2(2) 1969 Apr p28

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