This is a list of Gerald Locklin's work from 1970 through 1979.

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THE ABORTION by BRAUTIGAN [rev], Indep 1971 June 17 p.P14

ABOUT THREE HOURS LATER [prose], Chase p33

ACROSS THE RIVER AND INTO THE BULLPEN, Worm #50 1973 p58

THE ACTIVE LIFE, Cord #9/10 1976 p35

ADONIS FOR A DAY, Some Toad p139, Worm #76 1979 p139

ADULTHOOD, Poop p9

AFFITTACAMERE, Offerta 2(4) 1979 Sept p10

"After Betty Ford's interview,", Naming p136, Worm #64 1976 p136

"After I trip and slide down the hill,", Two Sum p20

AFTER THAT [prose], Chase p15

AFTER THE FACT, Eure #10 1975 Aut p50

"after the film, my little boy," Borges p69, Worm #67 1977 p69

"after the midterm we were drinking," Worm #50 1973 p58

"After the seminar he comes to me and asks,", Naming p129, Worm #64 1976 p129

"against his better judgement," Scree #2 1974 p9

"against my better judgement i may try it." [sic], Toad's Sab p28

AIR by VANGELISTI [rev], PressT 1974 June 12 p.P12

THE ALEPH AND OTHER STORIES by BORGES [rev], Indep 1971 Feb 5 p.B8

ALICE IN ACADEME, Some Toad p148, Worm #76 1979 p148

ALL COMPARISONS ARE INVIDIOUS, Poetry Now #19 1978 p45

"All his life he had been assailed by guilts.", Etc 1(4)/2(1) 1977 p26

"All his life he had been fascinated/terrified by snakes.", Poetry Now #15/18 1977 p115

"All I wanted was to drink some beer," Gulfstream #3 1973 p42, Poop p56

"all over london," Toad's Sab p9

"all she ever said was, 'viva zapata,'", Runcible 1971? p26

"all the apples were golden.", Sunset P 1(1) 1973 Spr p12

"all the children are gleeful,", Poop p39

"all the poets complain of her.", Am Sch 42(2) 1978 Spr p231

"All the sad young coeds sleepwalk," Kansas Q 3(3) 1971 Sum p94, Son Poop p5

"All those Yankee games on New York t.v.", Two Sum p36

"All you ever hear about Phoenix," Barbeque #7 1977 Spr p6

"almost met him once in tucson," BigB 2(1) 1974 p17

"an alteration in the tone of certain poems,", Toad's Sab p35

"Although I do not believe in immortality,", Etc 1(4)/2(1) 1977 p25

"Although I'm nearly thirty-seven,", Some Toad p141, Worm #76 1979 p141

Altman, Brad

L.B. NOT PROSAIC TO ITS COLONY OF POETS; 'INDUSTRY' BOOMS AT THE UNIVERSITY [prose] [re: GL], PressT 1977 Oct 7 p.B1

ALWAYS THE LAST TO KNOW, Toad's Sab p26

AMATEURS by BARTHELME [rev], Indep 1977 Feb 6 p.L10

THE AMERICAN STUDENTS, Toad's Sab p43

"and everyone is saying, what's he got," Clove 1970 p43, Son Poop p27

"and people started looking over,", Frisco p5

AND THE HUMIDITY AT NINETY-NINE POINT NINE, Two Sum p48

AND THIS IS ME BELOVED [prose], Chase p29

ANDROGYNE, MON AMOUR by WILLIAMS [rev], Indep 1977 Aug 5 p.A21

"ann, you're such a good ol' girl that i want," Earthwords #6 1971 June p14, Son Poop p40

ANOTHER CAT POEM, Etc 1(2) 1976 p12

AN ANTI-SEMITE FOR A SATURDAY, Criminal p24, Worm #53 1974 p36

APROPOS OF NOTHING, Son Poop p36, Worm #40 1970 p127

"are leaves that do not quake," Two Sum p17

A-RIVET, A-RIVET, Toad's Sab p47

ARRIVADERCI, ROMA, Toad's Eur p24

"Arvey Walnet, gilt-embossed," Son Poop p38

"as faithful," Scree #2 1974 p10

"As I was waiting for the elevator," Worm #60 1975 p150

"As kids, if we arrived at the basketball court," Borges p80, Worm #67 1977 p80

"as long as he could remember they'd been on," Poop p13, Tarzan p37

AS ONE GROWS OLDER, Borges p71, Worm #67 1977 p71

"As we were leaving the corral," Two Sum p7

"As you grow older,", Borges p71, Worm #67 1977 p71

ASPECTS OF THE NOVEL [prose], Chase p45

"at first it was a real kick in the ass," Toad's Sab p20

AT LOGGERHEADS, Worm #60 1975 p151

"at lovely oxford he got drenched by the," Toad's Eur p8

"at one time basketball was my life.", Worm #50 1973 p53

"At the age of 35, a strange inversion:", Borges p61, Worm #67 1977 p61

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

"At the Buffalo Bill Historical Center,", Two Sum p13

"At the Cedar City Shakespeare Festival,", Two Sum p8

"At the Guggenheim Museum,", Two Sum p47

"At the New York Public Library," Two Sum p42

AT TOR HOUSE, CQ 1(2) 1976 Spr p22

AT UC SANTA CRUZ, Frisco p3

ATRIUM-SCHMATRIUM, Borges p70, Worm #67 1977 p70

AUSSIES, Etc #9/10 1978 p15

AVID SPORTS FAN, Borges p50, Worm #67 1977 p50

"Awaiting a Bogey movie," Naming p127, Worm #64 1976 p127

 

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"back in second grade," Worm #56 1974 p149

"back on hawley street, connor's drugstore," Criminal p12, Natives p60

BACK ROADS TO FAR PLACES by FERLINGHETTI [rev], Indep 1971 Apr 8 p.P12

"Bad legs,", Poetry Now #8 1975 p22

"balzac had a beergut just like me.", Toad's Eur p14

BARGAIN-HUNTING, Toad's Sab p34

Barker, David

GERALD LOCKLIN [art], 12P p5

BASKETBALL (WITH AN ASSIST TO CHARLES STETLER), Poop p25

THE BBC DOES A LOT OF GREAT THINGS, Two Sum p7

THE BEACH AT SUNRISE, Runcible #8 1972? np

BEARD'S ROMAN WOMEN by BURGESS [rev], Indep 1976 Dec 17 p.A25

THE BEAST EPISTOLATING, Toad's Eur p33

THE BEAST REMEMBERS BEAUTY, Toad's Eur p30

"because i am so ignorant in such areas,", Borges p63, Worm #67 1977 p63

A BEDDY-BYE NOTE TO THE PRINCESS, Poop p58, Worm #46 1972 p62

BEER, Natives p63, Poop p17, PressT 1977 Oct 7 p.B1

"Before the war movie, my little boy asks me," Maelstrom #14/15 1979 p8

THE BEGINNING OF A BIBLIOGRAPHIC CHECKLIST FOR GERALD LOCKLIN [prose], Worm #50 1973 p68

THE BEGINNING OF THE END, Worm #60 1975 p149

BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION, Some Toad p138, Worm #76 1979 p138

THE BELGIAN YOUTHS ARE BRIGHT BUT YOUNG, Toad's Sab p25

"Believe me, Mr. Olson,", Son Poop p50

THE BELLS WERE RINGING FOR ME AND MY GAL, AALBP p5, Criminal p31, Worm #53 1974 p33

BELLY LAUGHS, Barbeque #7 1977 Spr p4, Criminal p21

"beneath the gran' place, in the beer kelder, i spoke with," Toad's Sab p25

THE BEST OF ALL POSSIBLE WORLDS, Etc 1(4)/2(1) 1977 p26

THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES, Naming p129, Worm #64 1976 p129

"Between Monday and Sunday my car required," Borges p64, Worm #67 1977 p64

BIG RUSS, Mag (LB) #5 1973 p34, Son Poop p19

BILL, Borges p67, Worm #67 1977 p67

"bill jaquith and his girl, jan, and lou boyles," Barbeque #7 1977 Spr p4

"bill jaquith and his girl, jan, and lou boyles and tony-nice (as," Criminal p21

BILLY KEED, AND OTHER FOPPERIES, Cord #6 1974 p13

A BIRTHDAY CUPCAKE FOR CHUCK STETLER, Poop p66

A BIRTHDAY GIFT, Sunset P 1(1) 1973 Spr p13

A BIT OF LIGHT FOR THE TOAD:

Bukowski, Charles Henry, Worm #53 1974 p26

"A bitch but.", Offerta 2(4) 1979 Sept p11, Poop p41

BITE MY TONGUE, Wind 6(21) 1976 p33

BLACK BIRDS, MISSOURI, COLLEGE GIRLS, Poop p69, SoC 1(1) 1970 Dec p7

"The black lady clerk," Two Sum p43

BLACKBOARD GOLGOTHA, Cord #9/10 1976 p34

"blaze comes out of his office," Some Toad p137, Worm #76 1979 p137

A BLESSED MIRACLE, Toad's Eur p7

BLIND LEADING BLIND, Worm #56 1974 p151

BLISTERS, Toad's Sab p38

BLOWING IT IN SALAMANCA [prose], Toad's Sab p32

BOBBIE AT SLUMBER, Son Poop p43, Worm #50 1973 p65

"bobbie, i missed you so bad in amsterdam,", Six p17, Son Poop p29

"bobbie, what possessed you to make," Everyman 1974 Sum p19

BOBBIE'S CAT, Geography p131, Poop p19, Quetzal 1(3) 1971 Sum p31

BOBBY FISHER, Worm #50 1973 p61

BODY AND SOUL, Borges p61, Worm #67 1977 p61

BON VOYAGE, Etc 1(2) 1976 p7

BORDEAUX, Toad's Sab p49

BRADDOCK'S BAY, Italia 2(1) 1977/78 p8

THE BRAINSTORMER, Yell #1 1974 p13

BREAD AND WINE, Wind 6(21) 1976 p32

BRENDAN by O'CONNOR [rev], Indep 1971 June 11 p.A30

THE BRIDE OF THE HOUND OF BASKERVILLES, Urthkin #2 1979 p69

BRITONS WILL NEVER BE SLAVES [prose], Chase p19

A BUDDING CRITIC OF LITERATURE AND TAUROMACHIA, Etc #14 1979 p25

BUKOWSKI AT HIS BEST, Worm #56 1974 p151

Bukowski, Charles Henry

A BIT OF LIGHT FOR THE TOAD:, Worm #53 1974 p26

THE BUMMER [prose], Locked p35

BURN, Borges p62, Worm #67 1977 p62

BURY MY TOYOTA AT WOUNDED KNEE, Two Sum p13

"but I was locked in the bathroom," Kansas Q 3(3) 1971 Sum p96

BUT MY RUDDER RAN AGROUND [prose], Chase p52

BUT, SERIOUSLY, FOLKS, Some Toad p133, Worm #76 1979 p133

"but she decided to employ," Two Sum p17

"but when I made sure," Two Sum p7

"By the time the police arrived," TeqP #1 1977 Spr p2

 

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CALIFORNIA, Son Poop p24

"A camera makes the wilderness a museum.", Two Sum p19

CAMPING, Poop p21

"can even ezra," Baby #4 1971 July p25

A CANTICLE OF THE SUBLIME, Toad's Eur p27

THE CAPITAL OF THE WORLD, Toad's Sab p22

CAPTAIN MIDNIGHT COWBOY SISTER CARRIE, Son Poop p10, Worm #39 1970 p106

CAR by CREWS [rev], Indep 1972 Mar 10 p.A21

THE CARDINAL BELLARMINE HIGH SCHOOL SHORT STORY CONTEST [prose], Quix 8(3) 1974 Mar p25, Weekend p14

CASSANDRA SINGING by MADDEN [rev], Indep 1970 Apr 9 p.P8

THE CAST: KOERTGE PLEASANTS BUK RICHMOND LOCKLIN [art]

Sullivan, Mark, LAFP #589 1975 Oct/Nov p14

"the cat has brought another lizard home.", Purr #4 1976 p17

CATCH-23: AN ACADEMIC LIFE [prose], Some Toad p144, Worm #76 1979 p144

A CATERPILLAR ANTHOLOGY ed by ESHLEMAN [rev], Indep 1971 Dec 9 p.P20

CATHY, CHILD OF LOVE, Erratica 1(1) 1971 p15

"cathy, child of love will linger," Erratica 1(1) 1971 p15

"the cats are sleeping in the meadow.", Italia 4(1/2) 1979 Jan/June p26

CATS HAVE NINE LIVES: TOADS NONE, Toad's Sab p19

Cawley, Colleen Dawn

GERALD LOCKLIN [art], Locked cover

CELLO CONCERTO, Poop p61, SoC 1(1) 1970 Dec p9

"'Champagne?' I observed.", Road/H #3 1976 Fall p19

THE CHARGE OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE, Scree #8 1977 p33

CHARLIE BURCH, Borges p56, Worm #67 1977 p56

THE CHASE [excerpt], NewLe 6(4) 1975 Sep/Oct p24, SmPNN 1(4) 1978 Sep/Oct p40

THE CHASE by LOCKLIN

Snider, Clifton, Indep 1976 Aug 6 p.C9

THE CHASE by LOCKLIN [rev]

Webb, Charles Harper, Madrona 4(13/14) 1976 p51

THE CHATEAU D'IF, Toad's Eur p18

THE CHIFFAROBE, Son Poop p44

THE CHILD IS FATHER OF THE MAN [prose], Chase p43, Etc #9/10 1978 p16

THE CHINESE POEMS by GERBER [rev], Maelstrom #14/15 1979 p65

"Chopped up in her flower pots.", Borges p56, Worm #67 1977 p56

CHRISTMAS AT SUNSET BEACH: #3, Runcible 1971? p27

THE CHUTNEY GIRLS, Son Poop p38

THE CITY, THE IMMIGRANT & AMERICAN FICTION by FINE [rev], Indep 1977 Dec 2 p.A26 & Dec 8 p.P3

CITY WITHOUT WALLS, AND OTHER POEMS by AUDEN [rev], Indep 1970 Mar 13 p.A22

THE CIVILIZING OF THE SHREW, Some Toad p146, Worm #76 1979 p146

THE CLAM-DIP POEM, Scree #1 1974 p4

"Clawing his way," Two Sum p16

A CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER TO SOCIETY, Naming p127, Worm #64 1976 p127

CLOCKWORK BARLEY, Worm #61 1976 p7

CLOSET DRAMA, Minotaur 3(1) 1978 p24

THE CLOUDS, Etc 1(2) 1976 p9

Coar, Roger

GERALD LOCKLIN [art], PressT 1977 Oct 7 p.B1

A CODICIL [prose], Chase p84

COIGNS OF VANTAGE, Madrona 3(9/10) 1975 p13

A COLLEAGUE AND CONFRERE, Some Toad p137, Worm #76 1979 p137

COLLEGE BOWL, Scree #3 1975 p21

THE COMEDIAN AS THE LETTER G, CQ 2(2) 1977 Sum p17

COMMISERATION, Criminal p18, Worm #61 1976 p8

A COMPARISON OF LOCAL PULCHRITUDES, Two Sum p32

COMPLETE POEMS: 1913-1962 by CUMMINGS [rev], PressT 1972 Nov 15 p.P18

"concerning that summer," Toad's Sab p50

CONDITIONAL SURRENDER, Etc 1(4)/2(1) 1977 p22

"a confession: i like french's mustard.", CQ 1(2) 1976 Spr p24

CONNIE HAWKINS, Maelstrom #14/15 1979 p8

THE CONTINUING SAGA OF BRUCE [prose], Bachy #4 1974 Aut p129

"contrary to popular opinion," Toad's Sab p21

"Contrary to what the media would have you believe," CQ 1(3) 1976 Sum p53

CONVERSATIONS WITH MARILYN by WEATHERBY [rev], Indep 1976 Apr 4 p.L7

A COOL HEAD, Two Sum p43

A CORNER OF ONE'S OWN, Some Toad p137, Worm #76 1979 p137

A COUPLE OF HOURS APART, Two Sum p28

"the cover art of the teacher's magazine," Poetry Now #19 1978 p44

CREELEY, BigB 2(1) 1974 p17

LA CREME DE LA CREME, Etc 1(4)/2(1) 1977 p23

THE CRIMINAL MENTALITY by LOCKLIN [rev]

Kopp, Karl, AmBook 1(4) 1978 Oct p6

Mailman, Leo, LB Mag #7 1977 Apr p5

THE CRITIC, Borges p77, Worm #67 1977 p77

A CRITICAL STUDY OF THE WORKS OF STEVIE CRANE, Worm #56 1974 p148

"the crowing of the," Baby #4 1971 July p25

THE CULMINATION, Attention 2(2) 1977 June p11

 

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DADAIST COLLAGE STRUCTURE AND NATHANAEL WEST'S DREAM LIFE OF BALSO SNELL [prose] [GL cited]

Wyrick, Deborah, SITN 11(3) 1979 Fall p349

"daisy longfellow," Some Toad p142, Worm #76 1979 p142

DANCING IN THE DARK by LANE [rev], Maelstrom #14/15 1979 p65

DANNY DEEVER [prose], Chase p17

A DAY AT THE RACES, Misc 7(2) 1972 Spr p9, Poop p27

DAY BY DAY by LOWELL [rev], PressT 1978 Nov 17 p.B14

THE DAY MAURY WILLS CAME BACK TO STEAL ONE LAST ONE, Lit C #3 1977 Aug p15

THE DAY OFF, Marilyn #3 1976 Aut p52

"the day they ganged," KCHU #17 1977 Mar p10, Poop p57, Toad 1970 p7, Toad 1975 p13, VenP p21

DAYS RUN AWAY LIKE WILD HORSES OVER THE HILLS by BUKOWSKI [rev], PressT 1970 Oct 7 p. P10

DE PROFUNDIS, Toad's Sab p9

"dear brenda, i got up early and, as i had promised you,", Some Toad p140, Worm #76 1979 p140

"dear marvin malone, wrote toad,", Toad's Sab p16

DEAR MO, Seizure 2(1) 1973 Spr/Sum p14

DEAR MR. BEETHOVEN, Ark 2(4) 1974 p26

DEAR RON, Worm #60 1975 p146

DEATH DOESN'T COME TO THE MONSIGNOR NOR DOES MOURNING BECOME HIS ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER [prose], Scree #1 1974 p35, Tarzan p42

DEATH OF A LAWNMOWER, Son Poop p21, Tarzan p52, Worm #43 1971 p119

THE DEATH OF SIMON BOLIVAR, Egg #3 1973 Sum p11

DEATH OF THE POET IN RESIDENCE, Chowder #7 1976 Fall/Win p88

THE DECLINE OF EDUCATION, Worm #60 1975 p150

THE DECLINE OF FRENCH CULTURE, Toad's Sab p40

DE-CODING THE HERO IN HEMINGWAY'S FICTION [prose]

Stetler, Charles & GL, HemNo 5(1) 1979 Fall p2

A DEFENCE OF POESY, BigB 2(1) 1974 p15

THE DENTIST, A PLAY [prose], Lemming #4 1972 p2

THE DESTINIES OF DARCY DANCER, GENTLEMAN by DONLEAVY [rev], PressT 1978 Nov 10 p.B10

DIFFERENT FOLKS/DIFFERENT STROKES, Scree #11/12 1979 p64

DISTINGUISHED SERVICE CROSS, Some Toad p134, Worm #76 1979 p134

A DISTURBING ASPECT OF THE TRUTH, Earthwords #6 1971 June p16, Poop p55

DIVERS TONGUES, Two Sum p42

DIVORCEE, Am Sch 42(2) 1978 Spr p231

"do you like frogs?", LAAW p18

"'Do you love me?' I asked.", AALBP p4, Geography p130, KCHU #17 1977 Mar p10, Poop p3, Tarzan p36, Toad 1970 p1, Toad 1975 p11, VenP p21

"doctor jack, you have," Poop p60, Worm #37 1970 p1

DOGSHIT, AND OTHER SORROWS, Poop p64

DON JOHNNY, South 3(1) 1970 Fall p36

DON TOAD, Toad 1970 p23, Toad 1975 p15

DON'T ANSWER THE PHONE FOR ME THE SAME, Geography p133, Son Poop p15

"Don't ask me why,", Borges p73, Worm #67 1977 p73

DON'T BURY ME ON THE LONE PRAIRIE, Toad's Eur p19

"Don't get me wrong, I like Connie Hawkins," Maelstrom #14/15 1979 p8

DON'T REST ON YOUR LAURELS, Borges p54, Worm #67 1977 p54

THE DORMIE, Natives p59

DOUBLE TAKE, Naming p131, Worm #64 1976 p131

THE DRAMA STUDENT, Worm #46 1972 p61

"Draußen fuhr dieser Typ auf einer feuer-", Terp p51

THE DREAM LIFE OF BALSO SNELL; A CONFLUENCE OF VOICES [prose], NWTC&TC p17

THE DREAM LIFE OF BALSO SNELL; JOURNEY INTO THE MICROCOSM [prose], NWTC&TC p23

DRINKING BEER AT 22 BELOW by ROBERTSON [rev], SmPrR #60 1978 Jan p1

DUBIOUS DISTINCTION, Some Toad p146, Worm #76 1979 p146

DUMPLING HILL, Poop p15, VenP p42

THE DWARF, Geography p129, Poop p38

 

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"E. A. Robinson continually aspired," Poop p72

EAGLETON, Foreign p56

EARTH-CRATERS [prose], Chase p18

THE EAST END, Italia 4(1/2) 1979 Jan/June p25

EAST OF THE SUN, ETC., Runcible 1971? p25

EASY POEM, Naming p132, Worm #64 1976 p132

ECHOES, MARBLE TILES, IWO JIMA, Wine 1(5) 1976 p5

Edmonds, Dale Harlin

THE FOUR DAY WORK WEEK & OTHER STORIES by LOCKLIN [rev], SISF 1978 15(2) p208

THE EDUCATION OF A MISTRESS, Borges p54, Worm #67 1977 p54

THE EFFECT OF BOOZE ON THE BRAIN OF THE ARTIST, Etc #9/10 1978 p16

"The effeminate flower vendor passed through the bar," Madrona 4(13/14) 1976 p42

"eight years ago i walked into my office," Orchard 1(1) 1976 p20

18, Son Poop p39

#18, Quetzal 1(3) 1971 Sum p8

#87 (WORDS FOR WHATSERASS), Kansas Q 3(3) 1971 Sum p95

#86 (AFTER BAUDLAIRE), Runcible 1971? p26

"Eines Tages wird Snoopy tot sein.", Terp p52

ELECTRIC EPIC, Throb #2 1971 p46

THE ELECTRICAL BANANA [prose], Locked p48, TransP #4 1970 p35

ELEGY [prose], Locked p65

ELIZA DOOLITTLE REVISITED, CQ 2(2) 1977 Sum p18

ELSINOR: A NOVEL by WEBB [rev], Indep 1977 Mar 6 p.L6

THE EMERALD ISLE, Toad's Sab p20

EMPYREAN AFFAIR, Follies 1979 July p5

ENCOUNTER, Toad's Sab p44

THE END OF AN ERA, Some Toad p140, Worm #76 1979 p140

THE END OF THE AFFAIR, Criminal p5, Invisible #15 1975 Feb p21

THE ENDS OF THE EARTH by BROMIGE [rev], Indep 1970 Nov 26 p.P12

THE ENERGY CRISIS, Titmouse #4 1974 Spr p19

ENVOI, Toad's Sab p50, Worm #39 1970 p108

EPISYCHIDION, Toad's Eur p8

EQUINOX [prose], Four Day p24, Wind 5(18) 1975 p79

ERNEST HEMINGWAY AND EDWARD FIELD, Worm #60 1975 p146

"ernest hemingway used to say, 'there are people," Some Toad p135, Worm #76 1979 p135

AN ESSAY CONCERNING HUMAN DISINTEGRATION, Clove 1970 p43, Son Poop p27

THE ETERNAL POLYGON [prose], Chase p67

THE ETERNAL RECTANGLE [prose], Chase p63

THE ETERNAL TRIANGLE [prose], Chase p62

THE EUROPEAN STEPS, Toad's Eur p26

THE EVE OF EASTER [excerpt], Scree #3 1975 p22

"Even though I had hopes of getting into her pants," Mini 1(1) 1977 p11

"Ever try to find a tire," Two Sum p25

"Everybody asks me what I think of him.", Borges p60, Worm #67 1977 p60

"Everyone who isn't happy with America," Etc #9/10 1978 p15

"everyone writes of him, myself included,", Lit R 22(3) 1979 Spr p324

"Everytime that I run into her she has a new disease.", Etc 1(4)/2(1) 1977 p22

EVOLUTION, Borges p51, Worm #67 1977 p51

AN EXCEDRIN HARDON, Poop p4

THE EXISTENTIAL BULL, Borges p51, Worm #67 1977 p51

EXISTENTIAL ERRANDS by MAILER [rev], Indep 1972 June 2 p.A26

THE EXORCISTS, Poetry Now #8 1975 p22

EXTENDED LIABILITY, Criminal p8, Yell #4 1975 p21

THE EXTRAVAGANT ROOM by VANGELISTI [rev], Maelstrom #12/13 1978 Spr/Sum p81

THE EYE-BEATERS, BLOOD, VICTORY, MADNESS, BUCKHEAD AND MERCY by DICKEY [rev], South 3(1) 1970 Fall p54

 

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A FABLE FROM POLLY MAGGOO [sic], Toad's Sab p27

FADING IN THE STRETCH, Worm #60 1975 p148

THE FAMILY THAT PRAYS TOGETHER [prose], Scree #2 1974 p19

FAT CHANCE, Etc 2(2/3) 1978 p2, Everyman 1979 p22

A FATE WORSE THAN DEATH? [prose], Chase p82

A FATE WORSE THAN LIFE? [prose], Chase p83

FATHER CONFESSOR, Borges p73, Worm #67 1977 p73

FEATHERING THE NEST; CRYOGENETICS; OR THE LEGS GO FIRST, Etc 1(4)/2(1) 1977 p18

FELLOW SCIENTISTS, Bear #1 1971 p24, KCHU #17 1977 Mar p14, LAAW p17, Poop p45

"A few years ago a friend and former student of mine," Borges p66, Worm #67 1977 p66

"A few years ago, George Allen, a football coach," Etc #12/13 1979 p16

FICTION OF NATHANAEL WEST by REID [rev], SISF 10(2) 1973 Spr p212

#55, Poop p82

#53, Natives p58

#50, KCHU #16 1977 Feb p13, Poop p78

THE FIFTY-FIRST WAY TO LEAVE YOUR LOVER, Borges p56, Worm #67 1977 p56

THE FIGHT by MAILER [rev], PressT 1975 Aug 8 p.A24

"finally met the classic tomboy:", Mainline #8 1971 Feb p8

A FINE KETTLE OF FISH [prose], Chase p72

FIRST DAY OF THE MONTH, Borges p53, Worm #67 1977 p53

"The first is named Mr. Fence," Two Sum p37

"The first morning of the heat wave," Two Sum p48

"the first naked woman," Mid 3(11) 1979 p36

"the first time they served karl's chili at the bar," Worm #60 1975 p148

FISH NOR FOWL, Worm #74 1979 p76

FISHMAN, Lit R 22(3) 1979 Spr p323

FIT AS A FIDDLE [prose], Chase p23

"A flat tire outside Yucca, 110 degrees,", Two Sum p24

FLYING SAUCERS, Maelstrom #14/15 1979 p9

THE FOOD TRIP [prose], Erratica 1(3) 1972 p7

"For a half a year i didn't see my kids at all.", Two Sum p4

"For centuries the preachers have counseled," Attention 2(2) 1977 June p15

"for seven weeks they plotted (over tea," Toad's Eur p34

"for their final exam," Some Toad p148, Worm #76 1979 p148

FOR WHOM THE BELLS [prose], Nausea #9 1975 Fall p3

"For years he'd been hearing the phrase, had," BigB 2(1) 1974 p18

"for years i've written poems on a pad four inches wide, six inches long.", Mag (LB) #3 1972 Spr p7

THE FORBIDDEN WRITINGS OF LEE WALLEK by JOHNSON [rev], Maelstrom #14/15 1979 p65

"fording a stream i fell into the water.", Poop p21

FOREST OF BILLBOARDS, Two Sum p14

#41, Mainline #8 1971 Feb p8

FOUR MEN, Borges p78, Worm #67 1977 p78

FOUR THINGS I'D GIVE MY LEFT NUT NOT TO HAVE MISSED, Yell #2 1974 p17

4 WOMEN [prose], Gone 1(2) 1973 Fall p18

THE FOUR-DAY WORK WEEK & OTHER STORIES by LOCKLIN [rev]

Edmonds, Dale Harlin, SISF 1978 15(2) p208

Snider, Clifton, Indep 1978 Feb 24 p.A33

THE FOUR-DAY WORK WEEK [prose], Ark 2(2) 1972 p32, Four Day p66

#14, Poop p10

THE FOX-TROT [prose], Chase p46

FRANÇOIS VILLON, Sunset P 1(1) 1973 Spr p12

"frankly he was a bit nonplused," Toad 1970 p15, Toad 1975 p20

FRATERNAL LOYALTIES, Stoogism p81

"the french had all left paris.", Toad's Eur p9

FRESHMAN COMP., Son Poop p37

FRIDAY: 3 P.M., Kansas Q 3(3) 1971 Sum p94, Son Poop p5

"a friend of mine," Etc #9/10 1978 p16

"A friend of mine once told me," Eure #10 1975 Aut p50

"from second grade through high school," BigB 2(1) 1974 p15

FROM THE DEPTHS, Two Sum p40

FULL HEART by FIELD [rev], LA Times Bk R 1978 Jan 8 p1

THE FURTHER ADVENTURES OF SHANE, SoC 1(1) 1970 Dec p5, Son Poop p12

THE FUTURE OF THE NOVEL [prose], Chase p49

 

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"g. is in his mid-20's," Worm #61 1976 p7

THE GALL OF WORMWOOD IN PRINTING OVER 66 ISSUES AND STILL CONTINUING [prose] [GL cited]

Malone, Marvin, TriQ #43 1978 Fall p389

THE GARDEN OF GETHSEMANE, Toad's Sab p11

GEDICHT OHNE MORAL, Terp p51

THE GENERATION GAP, Borges p76, Worm #67 1977 p76

GENEROSITY, Etc 1(4)/2(1) 1977 p20

GENTILESSE, SoP 11(1) 1970 Fall p24

GERALD LOCKLIN & CHARLES STETLER [art]

Smith, Jim, BigB 2(1) 1974 cover

GERALD LOCKLIN [art], BLMF p280, Natives p46, Two Sum back cover, Weekend p27

Barker, David, 12P p5

Cawley, Colleen Dawn, Locked cover

Coar, Roger, PressT 1977 Oct 7 p.B1

King, Linda, Locked p.iii

Lee, Richard, Poop cover

Smith, Jim, BigB 2(1) 1974 p6

GERALD LOCKLIN [prose], BigB 2(1) 1974 p1, ShowF #7 1971 Feb p2

"'Gerry,' he says,", Throb #2 1971 p46

GERTRUDE STEIN, Offerta 2(4) 1979 Sept p11, Poop p41

GETTING HER SHIT TOGETHER, CQ 2(2) 1977 Sum p19

GETTING OUT THE VOTE, Naming p135, Worm #64 1976 p135

THE GHOST WRITER by ROTH [rev], PressT 1979 Oct 7 p.L7

GIN RUMMY, Toad's Sab p18

THE GIRL IN THE GREEN DRESS [prose], Chase p32 & 64

 A GIRL THAT I DON'T LOVE BUT SOMEONE OUGHT TO, CQ 1(1) 1976 Win p38

THE GIRLS IN THE WEIGHTLIFTING ROOM, RMCAJ #6 1976/77 Win p31

THE GIRLS OF ASPEN, Two Sum p17

"God, I couldn't begin to count," Borges p54, Worm #67 1977 p54

"god knows if we had world," Son Poop p17

THE GOD POEM, Kansas Q 4(1) 1971/72 Win p94, Son Poop p4

GOOD IN THE SACK, BigB 2(1) 1974 p18

THE GOOD LIFE, Criminal p10, Worm #50 1973 p64

"good morning, miss mcguire, how do your," Holy D p9

THE GOOD OLD DAYS, Worm #53 1974 p35

THE GOOD PAPA, Italia 4(1/2) 1979 Jan/June p23

GORE, Borges p59, Worm #67 1977 p59

THE GREAT WAR, Madrona 4(13/14) 1976 p42

A GREENWICH VILLAGE OF THE MIND, Two Sum p31

GUARDED BY LIONS, Two Sum p42

GUNFIGHTER, Lit R 22(3) 1979 Spr p324

 

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"a hallucination is a hallucination is very fucking seldom," Willmore #4/5 1976 p60

HAPPY HOUR, Criminal p36, Worm #50 1973 p57

A HAPPY NOTE THAT SLIPPED MY MIND, Toad's Sab p33

HART CRANE, Toad's Sab p49

"has a beer gut. that's the," Ark 3(2/3) 1976 p45

"has fashioned for the 49ers tavern," Mag (LB) #5 1973 p34, Son Poop p19

"has his own rig,", Naming p134, Worm #64 1976 p134

"Having died, he was surprised," KCHU #16 1977 Feb p13, Poop p78, SoP 11(1) 1970 Fall p25

"the hawk hangs heavy over the marine," Misc 7(2) 1972 Spr p9, Poop p27

THE HAWKLINE MONSTER by BRAUTIGAN [rev], PressT 1974 Nov 22 p.A21, PressT 1975 Oct 3 p.A24

"he awoke at dawn; it was already," Minotaur 1(1) 1975 p28

"he broke no laws," Toad's Sab p10

"he came back to the disco,", Toad's Eur p10

"He didn't want to.", Marilyn #3 1976 Aut p52

"he dreamed he was taking this piss," Earthwords #6 1971 June p18, Poop p34

"he dreams of a fish feast; in the morning,", Lit R 22(3) 1979 Spr p323

"he felt no pain, bedraggled," Egg #3 1973 Sum p11

"he gets the divorce," Borges p75, Worm #67 1977 p75

"He got off the freeway at the nearest ramp.", NAAR 3(3) 1979 p108, Son Poop p26, Southwest p350

"He grew up in El Paso.", Cord #9/10 1976 p35

"he had meant," Toad's Eur p22

HE IS THE KIND OF PERSON WHO, Criminal p38, Poetry Now #9 1975 p12

"he knew he was in serious trouble," AALBP p8, Criminal p17, Poetry Now #4 1974 p29

"He lay in the searing clutches of the fever," Chowder #7 1976 Fall/Win p88

"he naturally didn't go in the water," Toad's Sab p31

"he noticed," Toad's Eur p20

"He observes his daughter sleeping deeply," Two Sum p31

HE PROBABLY WOULD HAVE BEEN EASIER TO GET ALONG WITH THAN BELLA ABZUG, Worm #73 1979 p37

"he pulls this one guy over in the crenshaw district," Minotaur 2(1) 1976 p38

"he stands upon the crystal winter solstice," Invisible #5 1972 May p14, Son Poop p45

HE SWEARS IT HAPPENED, Eure #10 1975 Aut p50

"He took equal parts of incest and amontillado,", Mini 1(1) 1977 p10

"he tried to start out with," Earthwords #6 1971 June p16, Poop p55

HE WAITED TILL SHE WENT TO BED, Son Poop p16

"He was a teacher in the drama department,", Borges p67, Worm #67 1977 p67

"He was bored by it all.", Borges p51, Worm #67 1977 p51

"he was not born to the word," Borges p69, Worm #67 1977 p69

"he was sitting in the forty-niners tavern," Worm #56 1974 p151

"He was so ugly that a famous mortuary," CQ 2(1) 1977 Spr p35

"He was surprised to find the Maharishi," Inscape 1971 Mar p6, Son Poop p3, Toad 1970 p9, Toad 1975 p17

"he was trying to pay me the highest compliment,", Tequila Rev #5 1979 Fall p12

HE WHO HESITATES, Toad's Sab p46

"he won a guggenheim to mexico,", Toad's Sab p49

"he wrote poems as spare as this," Worm #56 1974 p148

HEADACHE, Etc #12/13 1979 p11

THE HEALER, Poop p60

THE HEMINGWAY PRIMER (OR: WHY YOU CAN'T BOOK A ROOM IN PAMPLONA THE SECOND WEEK IN JULY) [prose]

Locklin, Gerald & Stetler, Charles, CoastM 17(9) 1976 Sep p29

HENRY'S FATE by BERRYMAN [rev], Indep 1978 Oct 27 p.C6

HER ENDEARING YOUNG CHARMS, Madrona 4(13/14) 1976 p41

"Her first man was an aspiring writer.", Borges p78, Worm #67 1977 p78

"her parents say, 'good evening.", Scree #3 1975 p22

"Here is the truest of the myths of Christ-", Poop p68

HE'S TRYING TO DESTROY THE NOVEL (AND) (WHAT'S MORE HE DOESN'T EVEN KNOW THE TITLE GOES ON TOP!) [prose], Chase p73

HEY, HANK, Poop p79, Worm #43 1971 p117

"'Hey, sweetheart,' I call from the bedroom,", WC 2(1) 1978 Fall p30

HI, Toad's Sab p42

HIGH SERIOUSNESS, Worm #74 1979 p75

THE HIPPIE SHIRT [prose], Locked p1, WHR 25(1) 1971 Win p57

THE HIPPOCRATIC OAF [prose], Chase p27

"his days were parsley," Son Poop p1, Worm #42 1971 p45

"His father having died in a mine shaft,", Natives p58

HIS HANDIWORK, Worm #72 1978 p134

"his idea of a vacation," Borges p76, Worm #67 1977 p76

"His left hand almost always knew," Etc #12/13 1979 p18

HIS MOTHER WAS A BRONTOPHOBIAC, CM p4, Criminal p4, Purr #1 1975 p11

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

"His Paris was the garden of the satyr;", Poop p49

HIS SUCCESSOR, Toad's Sab p14

"His teeth were yellow.", Worm #74 1979 p77

THE HITCHHIKER, Invisible #5 1972 May p14, Son Poop p45

A HOLE IN THE HEAD, Worm #73 1979 p35

THE HOLIDAYS, Borges p57, Worm #67 1977 p57

HOMAGE TO THE HAIKU, Baby #4 1971 July p25

HOME BREW, Willmore #4/5 1976 p62

HONESTY, Mini 1(1) 1977 p11

"the honeymoon was over," Urthkin #2 1979 p69

THE HOOK SHOT, Worm #50 1973 p53

"Hoping to attract a few more women,", Mid 1(2) 1975 Fall p8

HORSE SENSE, Impulse #7 1979 Oct p5

HOT FUN IN THE SUMMERTIME, Scree #2 1974 p10

"the house is still, the two of us," Fireweed (Columbus) #2 1976 Win p34

"Houyhnhnms go yum-yum on mornings after.", Mid 3(11) 1979 p35

HOW CITIES ARE SAVED by LOTTMAN [rev], LA Times Bk R 1976 June 6 p15

"how did she whip my ass last summer?", Toad's Sab p18

HOW LONG CAN THIS GO ON?, Egg 1(1) 1972/73 Win p19, Son Poop p28

HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN A VOYEUR, MELVIN? [prose], Egg #4 1973 Fall p27

HOW UGLY WAS HE?, CQ 2(1) 1977 Spr p35

HOW'S THE WRITING COMING?, Italia 4(1/2) 1979 Jan/June p26

"hungover, out of sorts, due for an," Poop p85

HYMN TO THE CREATOR, Etc 1(4)/2(1) 1977 p21

 

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"i always get the same young lady," Gone 1(2) 1973 Fall p50

"i am a toad;", Son Poop p21, Tarzan p52, Worm #43 1971 p119

"I am against making guns illegal.", Naming p127, Worm #64 1976 p127

"i am becoming a fat slob.", Fat Ch p5, Purr #4 1976 p15

"i am no sooner at my desk than hartz is standing in the," Son Poop p36, Worm #40 1970 p127

"i am teaching a seminar in hemingway," Willmore #4/5 1976 p59

"i am up anyway, having chased," Runcible #8 1972? np

"i attended this poetry reading friday night. i don't often," Gone 1(2) 1973 Fall p51

I COULD HARDLY BELIEVE MY EARS [prose], Chase p76

"i didn't support our college basketball team," Lit C #2 1977 p2

"i don't know, sweetheart,", Scree #1 1974 p4

"i don't like anyone who kicks a guy," Worm #50 1973 p61

"i doubt there's any validity," Tequila Rev #5 1979 Fall p15

"i dreamed again last night about my daughter.", Egg 1(1) 1972/73 Win p19

"i dreamed last night about my daughter.", Son Poop p28

"I feel bad that I can't afford," Two Sum p42

"I forgot how seriously some people take themselves,", Mini 1(1) 1977 p8

"I get a message to call Gerald Locklin"

Ford, Michael C., Maelstrom #14/15 1979 p6

I GI' YE ME SOLEMN AFFIDAVY, Barbeque #7 1977 Spr p6

"I go to see Julia", Some Toad p137, Worm #76 1979 p137

"I go to watch the sunset from the seawall.", Poop p29, Southwest p351, TransP #4 1970 p34

"I had already offended the 'facilitator'", Worm #74 1979 p75

"I had an insight today.", Borges p62, Worm #67 1977 p62

"i had been out of sorts for days; i was so miserable," Bachy #7 1976 Sum p21

"I had come into the possession of two copies," Italia 4(1/2) 1979 Jan/June p23

"i had just enjoyed my ritual," Criminal p34, Worm #50 1973 p66

"I had made my resolutions for the new semester:", Cord #9/10 1976 p34

"I had to leave my car at a garage in," Barbeque #7 1977 Spr p6

"I had years ago conceded to him the title," Etc 1(4)/2(1) 1977 p23

"i have a question for you:", Ark 2(4) 1974 p26

"i have been taking good care of your cats," Etc 1(2) 1976 p12

"I have never been to Africa,", PoVe #4 1970 Spr p15, Son Poop p22

"I have this theory that liberal victory parties," Mid 3(9) 1978 p48

"I haven't seen a gang in this town,", Two Sum p41

"I hear a guy on the phone at the," Two Sum p13

"I heard he was a legend on the campus," Poop p23

"I just had a note from a good young writer, Rob Matte,", Naming p132, Worm #64 1976 p132

"I just received some poems back from a young poet-editor,", Borges p50, Worm #67 1977 p50

"i know a girl who works as a," Worm #50 1973 p60

"i know this guy who's 34," Nausea #6 1974 Spr p16

"i know this poet on the east coast," Some Toad p134, Worm #76 1979 p134

"i like to call my girl at five on thursdays," Criminal p36, Worm #50 1973 p57

I LOOKED UP INTO THE SKY [prose], Chase p10

I LOVE A PARADE [prose], Chase p53, Mag (LB) #4 1972 Sum p56

"I love you,' she says.", Toad 1970 p5, Toad 1975 p12

"i love you so bad and need you so," Toad's Eur p33

"i loved my introduction to literature class," Worm #73 1979 p37

"I met her in the shadow," Toad 1970 p13, Toad 1975 p16

"i once was the factotum of the," Surf #6 1974 Spr/Sum p37

"I only caught the tail end of it on the elevator.", Etc 1(4)/2(1) 1977 p18

"i only take her to the park," CQ 1(1) 1976 Win p38

"i overheard a seminar," Frisco p3

"i play in her backyard," Road/H #1 1975 Fall p10

"i played pinball tonight against karl, a dollar a game. when i," Sunset P 1(1) 1973 Spr p13

"i ran into one of our former english majors," Some Toad p146, Worm #76 1979 p146

"I read in Robert Lowell that Carl Jung once told Lowell's mother," Borges p75, Worm #67 1977 p75

"I read someplace," Mid 3(9) 1978 p49

"I read this afternoon," Borges p58, Worm #67 1977 p58

"'I saw Bart today,' she tells me.", Impulse #7 1979 Oct p5

I SAW THE BEST MINDS OF MY GENERATION [prose], Chase p38

"i saw today in paris," Toad's Sab p36

"i sometimes fall into a lamentable habit," Poop p62

"i take my daughter out to lunch.", Worm #50 1973 p66

"i take my visiting daughters, fourteen and," Etc #14 1979 p25

"I think his decision was eventually overturned,", Some Toad p134, Worm #76 1979 p134

"I think I finally understand what the Beach Boys meant:", TeqP #1 1977 Spr p1

"I think my daughter likes New York,", Two Sum p33

"I took my kids, one nine, the other six,", Borges p59, Worm #67 1977 p59

"I turned into the sportalk show," Borges p49, Worm #67 1977 p49

"I understand there's a book out," Some Toad p138, Worm #76 1979 p138

"i used to go to the parades. the bands," Bachy #6 1975 Aut p85

"I used to use her absence to chase strange pussy.", Borges p57, Worm #67 1977 p57

"i walked into the drive-in," Scree #1 1974 p4

"I want to tell you what you are--not for," Offerta 2(4) 1979 Sept p9, PoetsW p81, Poop p77

"i was asked once in an interview," Naming p129, Worm #64 1976 p129

"i was astounded this evening, over dinner,", Worm #60 1975 p148

"I was coming out of the English office today,", Naming p131, Worm #64 1976 p131

"I was crossing the Pacific Coast Highway," Chowder #5 1975/76 Fall/Win p61

"i was getting a little work done for once on a saturday," Criminal p24, Worm #53 1974 p36

"i was handing back some freshman papers," Worm #56 1974 p151

"i was in the bank near the retirement community," Some Toad p138, Worm #76 1979 p138

"i was in the department office," Etc 1(4)/2(1) 1977 p20

"i was in the living room with bruce lindsay's kid,", Bachy #6 1975 Aut p88

"'I was married,' she said, 'to a retired colonel,", Criminal p27, Invisible #16/17 1975 June p28

"I was pleasantly surprised," Some Toad p148, Worm #76 1979 p148

"i was reading a book yesterday," AALBP p5, Criminal p31, Worm #53 1974 p33

"I was reading an article in Esquire," Borges p54, Worm #67 1977 p54

"I was reading just now," Borges p72, Worm #67 1977 p72

"I was really proud of the progress I was making," Follies 1979 July p5

"I was riding the freeway," Worm #60 1975 p150

"i was sitting in la cloitre,", Toad's Sab p46

"i was sitting in my office one day," Toad's Sab p41

"I was sitting in the Forty-Niner Tavern," Willmore #6/7 1978 p46

"i was sitting in the italian restaurant," Toad's Eur p12

"i was talking with this student of mine,", Italia 4(1/2) 1979/80 p24

"i was watching this program on t.v.", Second 1(3) 1972 Win p23

"I wasn't back in the office for five minutes," Poetry Now #15/18 1977 p116

"I wasn't really that taken with her," Etc 1(2) 1976 p8

"'I wish,' he says, 'it was the opposite," Two Sum p32

I WISH THEY ALL COULD BE CALIFORNIA GIRLS, TeqP #1 1977 Spr p1

"i would be the first to admit," Some Toad p140, Worm #76 1979 p140

"I'd always suspected that kids naturally sympathized," Lit C #6 1978 p7

"I'd been disappointed when she said," Wind 6(21) 1976 p32

"i'd fooled around with her some years before,", Some Toad p142, Worm #76 1979 p142

"'I'd like to show you the east end,' she says.", Italia 4(1/2) 1979 Jan/June p25

THE I-DON'T-KNOW POEM, Scree #1 1974 p4

"If ever I would leave you,", Squeezebox 2(5/6) 1977 Fall/Win p33

"If I'm over visiting my kids and want," Naming p130, Worm #64 1976 p130

"If only," Etc 2(2) 1977 p11

IF THE READER SHOULD PERCEIVE, Toad's Sab p35

I'LL LET YOU WRITE YOUR OWN PUNCH-LINE TO THIS ONE, Naming p136, Worm #64 1976 p136

"'I'll never be like that!' he vowed.", Borges p62, Worm #67 1977 p62

ILLUMINATION, Yell #9 1977 p14

"i'm almost thirty and my lawyer says it's a critical," Worm #39 1970 p108

"i'm glad your new job tires you.", Son Poop p43, Worm #50 1973 p65

"I'm neither very brave nor much of a fighter," Etc 1(2) 1976 p5

"I'm not knocking it.", Two Sum p35

"I'm not talking about the pleasingly plump,", Endan #18 1975 Nov p32

"i'm sorry but no poem," Some Toad p148, Worm #76 1979 p148

I'M STILL TRYING TO FIGURE THIS ONE OUT, Criminal p27, Invisible #16/17 1975 June p28

"'I'm working hard at making my marriage last.' she tells me.", Worm #74 1979 p76

THE IMMORTALS, Etc 1(4)/2(1) 1977 p25

"in 1964 I was sitting in the L.A. State cafeteria," CQ 1(4) 1976/77 Aut/Win p28

"In Bryce Canyon," Two Sum p9

"In my afternoon composition class," Worm #73 1979 p35

IN NAPLES, Toad's Eur p25

"in paris, in the gaseous mistral,", Toad's Eur p15

"in paris they all seem to be from berkeley.", Toad's Sab p43

IN POINT OF FACT, Toad's Eur p32

"in rome he did not write the poetry.", Toad's Eur p21

"in sixth grade they gave us a belgian nun.", Criminal p1, Invisible #18/20 1976 Oct p48, Invisible #23/25 1979 Mar p44, Worm #50 1973 p54

"in spite of frequent showerings,", Worm #50 1973 p56

"In the aftermath of a recent five-hundred dollar fine," Italia 4(1/2) 1979 Jan/June p25

IN THE BUILDING [prose], Chase p25

"In the corridor just now," Worm #60 1975 p146

IN THE HALL OF THE MOUNTAIN KING [prose], Chase p37

IN THE HARBOR AGAIN [prose], Chase p51

IN THE HARBOR [prose], Chase p3, NewLe 6(4) 1975 Sep/Oct p25

IN THE HEART OF THE HEART OF THE MAN WITH THE BLUE HOTEL, Some Toad p148, Worm #76 1979 p148

IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT, Some Toad p142, Worm #76 1979 p142

"in the lobby of the theatre," Wind 6(21) 1976 p33

"In the Mexican restaurant in Provo," Two Sum p8

"In the middle of class," Worm #74 1979 p75

"In the middle of the Arizona desert," Worm #60 1975 p150

"In the restaurant at Malibu," Etc #9/10 1978 p16

"in the sixth grade they gave us a belgian nun.", Geography p132

IN THE TUNNEL [prose], Chase p4

IN THE VANGUARD OF REGRESS, WC 2(1) 1978 Fall p30

"'incidentally,' he asked her one day,", Toad's Sab p19

INCOMPATIBILITY, Poetry Now #8 1975 p22

THE INCONSEQUENTIALITY OF THE SUBJECTIVE WHERE THE LOVE OF CITIES IS INVOLVED, Toad's Eur p34

AN INDELIBLE IMPRESSION, Madrona 4(13/14) 1976 p41

"the influence of alice upon the residents," BigB 2(1) 1974 p19

INFORMATION OPERATOR, Gone 1(2) 1973 Fall p50

THE INFORMER [prose], Chase p41 & 79

INNOCENCE, Etc 1(2) 1976 p8

INSCAPE, Poetry Now #15/18 1977 p116

THE INSCRUTABLE EAST, Wind 6(21) 1976 p34

"instead of discussing the waterbird poem,", Son Poop p30

INSTEAD OF THE WATERBIRD POEM, Son Poop p30

AN INTERNATIONAL ARTISTE, Mini 1(1) 1977 p8

[interview] THE LOCKLIN - STETLER (OR VICE VERSA) INTERVIEW

Locklin, Gerald & Stetler, Charles, BigB 2(1) 1974 p2

[interview] THE THIRD DEGREE: CHARLES STETLER INTERROGATES THE AUTHOR

Stetler, Charles, Locked p95

INTRODUCING THE HUNT BOYS [prose], Chase p42

INTRODUCTION [to TOAD POEMS by LOCKLIN]

Simmons, Ted, Toad 1975 p9

INTRODUCTION [to TOAD'S EUROPE by LOCKLIN]

Simmons, Ted, Toad's Eur p3

INTRODUCTORY NOTE [to TOAD'S SABBATICAL by LOCKLIN]

Simmons, Ted, Toad's Sab p7

"is chasing its tail again.", Geography p131, GOP p131, Poop p19, Quetzal 1(3) 1971 Sum p31

"is co-owner of the 49ers tavern,", Poop p47

"is (for the benefit of any healthy," Second 3(3) 1975 p23

"is named for charles s. stetler,", Son Poop p23, Worm #39 1970 p105

IS NOTHING SACRED?, Two Sum p47

"is this what we came to california for?", AmBook 1(4) 1978 Oct p7

"it being my son's birthday,", Scree #1 1974 p6

"It being the Eve of St. Agnes," Toad 1970 p11, Toad 1975 p14

"It had always been one of his tenets," Two Sum p28

"it is the first day of the meat boycott.", Orchard 1(1) 1976 p20

"it rained.", Poetry Now #3 1974 p16

"It takes a lot to get you there, but it won't," Poop p17

"It takes a lot to get you there, but it won't kill you either.", Natives p63, PressT 1977 Oct 7 p.B1

"It was a couple of nights after," Etc 1(4)/2(1) 1977 p18

"it was a mistake to dump him.", Foreign p56

"It was a novelty when they first declared the place co-ed,", RMCAJ #6 1976/77 Win p31

"it was the first week of the semester," Sunset P 1(2) 1973 Sum p8

"It was the Five-Thousandth Showing," Naming p131, Worm #64 1976 p131

"It was the morning after the Christmas party," Criminal p3, Purr #1 1975 p11

"It was the summer I was mopping up my undergraduate work," Worm #60 1975 p147

"it was winter, and the wind was high," Etc 1(2) 1976 p9

"it's a nice word," Toad's Sab p42

"its dungeon had once housed," Toad's Eur p18

IT'S GETTING HARDER ALL THE TIME TO KEEP THINGS SORTED OUT, Worm #50 1973 p59

"it's gray outside grandma's candies.", Borges p65, Worm #67 1977 p65

"it's monday night and i just," Lit C #4 1977 Nov p9

"it's nice tonight. ten o'clock and i just," Bachy #6 1975 Aut p87

"i've always been a marlon brando fan,", Etc 1(4)/2(1) 1977 p20

"i've always been a yankees fan,", Worm #72 1978 p134

"I've always said I don't mind killing a few braincells,", Etc #12/13 1979 p11

"I've been having a little trouble with my eyes of late;", Eure #10 1975 Aut p49

"i've been lying here all morning wishing," Poop p4

"i've been obsessed with it of late,", Son Poop p47, Worm #50 1973 p55

"i've been seeing spots again.", Toad's Sab p13

"i've fathered five, been father to none of them.", Holy D p7, Son Poop p31

"i've got a pardner who's bi-sexual.", Worm #50 1973 p59

"i've heard that whores are trained by pimps," Toad's Sab p26

"i've joked a lot about booze in my poems,", Willmore #4/5 1976 p62

"I've never met the man who could make out," Italia 4(1/2) 1979 Jan/June p25

"i've waited for two years to tell you," Seizure 2(1) 1973 Spr/Sum p14

 

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JAMESTOWN, Willmore #6/7 1978 p46

"Janet, my sister-in-law, is going to Europe.", Poop p9

"Jerry Patch, who is as thoughtful a person," CQ 2(2) 1977 Sum p18

"jim smith is just back from," Worm #50 1973 p61

JIM THORPE, Surf #6 1974 Spr/Sum p37

"joe crawford took me to the catholic youth," Wine 1(5) 1976 p5

THE JOGGERS AT WASHINGTON SQUARE, Two Sum p41

"john meets mary. john falls in love with mary. john woos mary.", Gone 1(2) 1973 Fall p49

JONATHAN BILLINGSLEY'S CAR WON'T START [prose], Italia 1(1) 1976/77 p9

JUBILATION T. CORNPONE, Mid 3(9) 1978 p48

JUDY GARLAND, Etc 1(2) 1976 p25

"judy garland is dead and everyone," AmBook 1(4) 1978 Oct p7, Poop p1

"just a note to say i took another," Everyman 1974 Sum p21

"just around the shampoo corner from the shit-house of the," Cord #6 1974 p13

"just received your reply of 2/17 to my missive of 2/12," Worm #50 1973 p64

THE JUVENILE AUTHOR, Purr #1 1975 p12

 

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KAHN IS (WAS) [prose], Willmore #4/5 1976 p64

KARL'S CHILI, Worm #60 1975 p148

"Karl's teaching has been going much better this year.", Criminal p23, Purr #3 1975 p12

Kay, John

POSTMARKED IN LONG BEACH [re: GL], Second 2(3) 1973 n.p.

TOAD, FRIEND AND COMPETITOR, Worm #50 1973 p52

KEEPING THE CART IN FRONT OF THE HORSE, Toad's Sab p12

THE KID COMES HOME, Poop p42

KID KONG, Lit C #6 1978 p7

"the kid with the crooked teeth," Some Toad p144, Worm #76 1979 p144

KIDS, Holy D p7, Son Poop p31

King, Linda

GERALD LOCKLIN [art], Locked p.iii

KING OF THE HILL by MAILER [rev], PressT 1971 May 14 p.A24

THE KING'S ROAD, CSPQ 3(4) 1975 Fall p24

Koertge, Ronald B. & GL

LITERARY WRISTWRESTLING: TWO POETS WITH MUSCLE [prose], CoastM 16(4) 1975 Apr p50

YOUR COAST GUIDE TO THE RACES [prose], CoastM 17(12) 1976 Dec p25

Kopp, Jane

LOOKING FOR THE OTHER SIDE: THE ANGLO-AMERICAN EXPERIENCE IN THE SOUTHWEST [prose] [GL cited], NAAR 3(3) 1979 p102–111

Kopp, Karl

THE CRIMINAL MENTALITY by LOCKLIN [rev], AmBook 1(4) 1978 Oct p6

POOP AND OTHER POEMS by LOCKLIN [rev], AmBook 1(4) 1978 Oct p6

SON OF POOP by LOCKLIN [rev], AmBook 1(4) 1978 Oct p6

 

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"an l.a. poetess," Some Toad p133, Worm #76 1979 p133

A LADY IN WAITING, Wind 6(21) 1976 p32

THE LAGOON, Desca 26(1) 1971 Fall p35, Son Poop p35

LAMENT, Gulfstream #3 1973 p42, Poop p56

LANDLADIES, Offerta 2(4) 1979 Sept p9, PoetsW p81, Poop p77

LARRY THE WELDER, Naming p134, Worm #64 1976 p134

LAST IMPRESSIONS OF MARSEILLES, Toad's Eur p17

"last night i dreamed again.", Bachy #4 1974 Aut p83

"last night i dreamed i was drafted.", Yell #4 1975 p21

"last night i dreamed that i was drafted.", Criminal p8

"last night someone scaled the marquee," Lemming #2 1972 Win p12, Poop p87

THE LAST ROMANTIC [prose], Chase p40

THE LAST TIME I SAW PARIS, Toad's Eur p10

"last week," Poop p59, TransP #4 1970 p33

LAST YEAR AT MAZATLAN [prose], Lemming #2 1972 Win p47

THE LATE, LATE, LATE SHOW, Poetry Now #15/18 1977 p115

LATE REGISTRATION, Smudge 1978 Aut p7

A LATER POEM FOR MAUREEN, Son Poop p47, Worm #50 1973 p55

"Later, when someone on the telly," Two Sum p9

"laurie writes me," Impulse #7 1979 Oct p2

THE LAY OF LANCELITTLE, Squeezebox 2(5/6) 1977 Fall/Win p33

L.B. NOT PROSAIC TO ITS COLONY OF POETS; 'INDUSTRY' BOOMS AT THE UNIVERSITY [prose] [re: GL]

Altman, Brad, PressT 1977 Oct 7 p.B1

LEAVING BRENTANO'S, ARMS FULL, Two Sum p33

THE LEDGER, Son Poop p46

Lee, Richard

GERALD LOCKLIN [art], Poop cover

LEFT BANK OF THE MIND, Worm #37 1970 p2

"let me come live with you," Purr #4 1976 p16

LET ME DRAW YOU A PICTURE OF WHAT HAPPENED NEXT [prose], Chase p14

"Let me teach you, my townspeople,", Natives p64, Poop p7, Sumac 3(2) 1971 Win p93

LET'S HEAR IT FOR MR. FAIRBANKS, Lemming #2 1972 Win p12, Poop p87

LET'S WIN ONE FOR THE HEMINGSTEIN, Toad's Eur p12

LETTER FROM MY AUNT, Etc 1(2) 1976 p10

A LETTER FROM SAUDI, Impulse #7 1979 Oct p2

A LETTER TO MIKE AND LYN, Criminal p20, Worm #53 1974 p35

THE LIBBERS, CQ 1(1) 1976 Win p40

LIFE IS A TERMINAL DISEASE [prose], Chase p30

"life's little triumphs:", Baby #4 1971 July p25

A LIGHT AFTERNOON, KCHU #15 1977 Jan p13, Poetry Now #15/18 1977 p198

A LIGHT APPROACH, Yell #6 1976 p9

LIKE DAUGHTER/LIKE FATHER, Borges p52, Worm #67 1977 p52

LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON, Bachy #6 1975 Aut p88

"Like snake-steak on an aztec barbecue," Indep 1971 Apr 9 p.A24

"like the snake-steak on an aztec barbeque," Toad 1970 p3, Toad 1975 p18

"'listen,' he said, 'it's a long story," Runcible 1971? p25

LITERARY WRISTWRESTLING: TWO POETS WITH MUSCLE [prose]

Koertge, Ronald B. & GL, CoastM 16(4) 1975 Apr p50

LITERATURE AND LIFE, Naming p128, Worm #64 1976 p128

LITTLE BIG HORN, Two Sum p11

LITTLE by ZUKOFSKY [rev], Indep 1970 Sept 11 p.A21

"'Little Lady,' he said,", Criminal p26, Invisible #16/17 1975 June p28

LOADING MERCURY WITH A PITCHFORK by BRAUTIGAN, IndPr 1976 Aug 1 p.L6

LOCKED IN WITH GERALD LOCKLIN by LOCKLIN [rev]

Mailman, Leo, SmPrR #24 1975 Jan p16

Miller, Scott, Cloud #2 1975 May p3

Sciborski, Rod, Indep 1973 Nov 22 p.P10

THE LOCKLIN - STETLER (OR VICE VERSA) INTERVIEW

Locklin, Gerald & Stetler, Charles, BigB 2(1) 1974 p2

Locklin, Gerald & Stetler, Charles

DE-CODING THE HERO IN HEMINGWAY'S FICTION [prose], HemNo 5(1) 1979 Fall p2

THE HEMINGWAY PRIMER (OR: WHY YOU CAN'T BOOK A ROOM IN PAMPLONA THE SECOND WEEK IN JULY) [prose], CoastM 17(9) 1976 Sep p29

THE LOCKLIN - STETLER (OR VICE VERSA) INTERVIEW, BigB 2(1) 1974 p2

SOME OBSERVATIONS ON A CONFEDERATE GENERAL FROM BIG SUR [prose], Critique 13(2) 1974? p72

Locklin, Gerald & Zepeda, Rafael

VSOP, WLLA p23

LOCKLIN, GERALD [about], CAFR 1979 v37/40 p336, DOAS 6th p380, DOAS 7th p412, IWWIP 4th p272, IWWIP 5th p262, Supp 1976 Sum p16, WD 1974/76 p488, WD 1976/78 p648

"the london night and early morning:", Toad's Eur p11

THE LONG AND WINDING URINATION, Earthwords #6 1971 June p18, Poop p34

LONG BEACH, MY BEAUTIFUL, Italia 4(1/2) 1979/80 p22

LOOK, I DON'T WANT TO HURT ANYONE'S FEELINGS [prose], Chase p84

"look, i know you don't like football,", Worm #50 1973 p62

"Look, i want it known that i am not," Etc 1(2) 1976 p25

"looking for the coliseum," Toad's Eur p7

LOOKING FOR THE OTHER SIDE: THE ANGLO-AMERICAN EXPERIENCE IN THE SOUTHWEST [prose] [GL cited]

Kopp, Jane, NAAR 3(3) 1979 p102–111

"looking in the mirror, i see two dim eyes, thick," Toad's Sab p15

A LOSER, AALBP p8, Criminal p17, Poetry Now #4 1974 p29

"Lou Brock had just stolen his," Lit C #3 1977 Aug p15

LOUIE, I THINK THIS IS THE BEGINNING OF A BEAUTIFUL FRIENDSHIP, Orchard 1(1) 1976 p20

LOVE IS A DOG FROM HELL by BUKOWSKI [rev], Indep 1977 Dec 2 p.A26 & Dec 8 p.P3, LA Times Bk R 1978 Sept 10 p17

THE LOVE SONG OF JOE BASHO, Bachy #6 1975 Aut p84

THE LOVE SONG OF WAMBA FITZGERALD, PoVe #4 1970 Spr p15, Son Poop p22

LOVE STORY, CSPQ 3(4) 1975 Fall p23

THE LOVERS, Minotaur 1(1) 1975 p29

LOW TIDE FLOODTIME: WINTER 1969, Poop p29, Southwest p351, TransP #4 1970 p34

 

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"m. got all coked up, as usual,", Lit C #8 1979 Feb p8

MADAME MARGARINE, Earthwords #6 1971 June p17

THE MADONNA OF SEAL BEACH, Desca 26(1) 1971 Fall p36, Poop p71

Mailman, Leo

THE CRIMINAL MENTALITY by LOCKLIN [rev], LB Mag #7 1977 Apr p5

LOCKED IN WITH GERALD LOCKLIN by LOCKLIN [rev], SmPrR #24 1975 Jan p16

POOP & OTHER POEMS by LOCKLIN [rev], SmPrR #24 1975 Jan p16

PRONOUNCING BORGES by LOCKLIN [rev], Maelstrom #14/15 1979 p66

SON OF POOP by LOCKLIN [rev], SmPrR #24 1975 Jan p16

TOAD'S EUROPE by LOCKLIN [rev], SmPrR #24 1975 Jan p16

MAIN STREET, SEAL BEACH, Borges p65, Worm #67 1977 p65

MALCOLM LOWRY, Nausea #10 1976 Spr p50

MALCOLM LOWRY: PSALMS & SONGS ed by LOWRY [rev], Indep 1976 Jan 4 p.L6

MALE CHAUVINISM IN AMERICA, Gone 1(2) 1973 Fall p49

"Malgre her fat legs," Son Poop p42

Malone, Marvin

THE GALL OF WORMWOOD IN PRINTING OVER 66 ISSUES AND STILL CONTINUING [prose] [GL cited], TriQ #43 1978 Fall p389

MAMA BELL, Worm #50 1973 p60

THE MAN BEHIND THE NOVELS [prose], NWTC&TC p1

A MAN FOR ALL SEASONINGS, Etc #9/10 1978 p16

A MAN OF ACTION, CQ 1(2) 1976 Spr p23, Every 1979 p23, Everyman 1979 p23

THE MAN OF LA MANCHA [prose], Chase p31

A MAN OF MANY PARTS, Willmore #6/7 1978 p46

THE MAN WHO WOULD BE POET, Borges p69, Worm #67 1977 p69

"the manager of the hotel," Toad's Eur p25

MANNEQUIN, Mid 3(11) 1979 p36

A MANUAL FOR MOTHERS ON HOW TO RAISE THEIR SONS TO BE GREAT POETS, Some Toad p134, Worm #76 1979 p134

"many people keep dogs and cats as pets,", Kansas Q 3(3) 1971 Sum p94, Son Poop p2

THE MAP [prose], Chase p78

MARGARET, ARE YOU GRIEVING? [prose], Chase p6

MARGARET, I LOVE YOU BUT [prose], Chase p8

MARILYN, Yell #7 1976 p13

MARILYN POWELL, Poetry Now #15/18 1977 p115

MARSEILLES, TASMTT p40;Toad's Eur p16, Tarzan p40

MASTER OF ARTS, Naming p129, Worm #64 1976 p129

MATINEE [prose], Chase p60

"Maureen, like many women you are often," Son Poop p46

MAYBE IT'S TIME TO RE-COMMISSION THE QUEEN MARY, Borges p49, Worm #67 1977 p49

MAYBE PYNCHON IS RIGHT, Borges p49, Worm #67 1977 p49

MAYBE THESE KIDS ARE BECOMING A LITTLE TOO PERCEPTIVE, Orchard 1(1) 1976 p20

MEA CULPA, Etc 1(4)/2(1) 1977 p26

MECHANICS, Some Toad p141, Worm #76 1979 p141

MEDITATION OCCASIONED BY A MIDNIGHT SNACK, CQ 1(2) 1976 Spr p24

MEMORIAL DAY, Bachy #6 1975 Aut p85

MEN-TALK, Two Sum p44

MERCURY [prose], Chase p34

THE MERRY MONTH OF MAY by JONES, PressT 1971 May 14 p.A24

MIDWAY, Maelstrom #14/15 1979 p8

"The mid-west fire department," Poetry Now #15/18 1977 p115

Miller, Scott

LOCKED IN WITH GERALD LOCKLIN by LOCKLIN [rev], Cloud #2 1975 May p3

THE MIND IS SELECTIVE, AND I GUESS I JUST HAVE A BETTER MIND FOR WINE THAN FOR CHURCHES, Worm #73 1979 p35

MINIMALISM, Worm #74 1979 p77

MODERN ART IN THE ELEMENTARY CLASSROOM, Poetry Now #19 1978 p44

A MODEST PROPOSAL, Some Toad p146, Worm #76 1979 p146

MOGEN [prose], Locked p59

MOM, Yell #10 1978 p10

THE MONARCH by VASSILIKOS [rev], LA Times Bk R 1976 July 25 p12

THE MONOPOLY STORY [prose], BLMF p139, Locked p24

MORE TALES OF ROGER HOTSPUR, Minotaur 2(1) 1976 p38

"The morning after his bartending shift,", Eure #10 1975 Aut p50

MOSQUE OF CORDOBA, Toad's Sab p30

MOTHER TOAD, Toad 1970 p21

A MOVEABLE FEAST, Toad's Eur p9

MOVIES FOR THE BLIND by SHANNON [rev], Maelstrom #12/13 1978 Spr/Sum p81

MRS. BOTSFORD, Italia 4(1/2) 1979 Jan/June p22

THE MUSE, Toad's Sab p23

MUSEE DES MISERABLES, Natives p61

MUSEE RODIN, Toad's Eur p14

"mush, king, mush? the hunt boys," AmBook 1(4) 1978 Oct p7

MUTATIS NON MUTANDIS, Etc #11 1979 p6

MY AUNT CLAIRE, Gone 1(2) 1973 Fall p48

"My Aunt Pat loved me like a son," Italia 2(1) 1977/78 p21

"my daughter, blake, is in kindergarten. they are," Gulfstream #3 1973 p42

"my daughter, blake, is in kindergarten. they are teaching," Worm #47 1972 p99

"my daughter, blake, is in kindergarten. they are teaching her to be," LAAW p15

"my daughter, blake, is in kindergarten. they are teaching her to be a docile," Poop p12, Tarzan p39

"My daughter is explaining to her eight-year-old brother," Borges p77, Worm #67 1977 p77

"My daughter picks up my notebook:", Two Sum p15

"My father's name, Ivan, was all wrong.", Naming p125, Worm #64 1976 p125

"my friends, do you remember how obese," Criminal p20, Worm #53 1974 p35

"my girl had been out of town,", Etc 2(2/3) 1978 p2, Everyman 1979 p22

"my girlfriend is talking about finding a new apartment.", Criminal p10, Worm #50 1973 p64

"my girlfriend tells me that colette," Borges p70, Worm #67 1977 p70

MY LIFE AS A MAN by ROTH [rev], PressT 1974 June 28 p. B6

"My little boy is only sending," Two Sum p11

MY LITTLE BOY USED TO ADORE MY GIRLFRIEND, Two Sum p17

"my love has not been speaking to me ever," Everyman 1974 Sum p21

"my love i have written many nasty," Minotaur 3(1) 1978 p24

"my love was saying something about cerberus," Toad's Eur p27

"my memory's in other people's minds.", Worm #73 1979 p36

MY NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS [prose], Chase p86

"My one friend tells the other," Some Toad p141, Worm #76 1979 p141

MY PULITZER PRIZE ACCEPTANCE SPEECH [prose], Chase p50

MY SISTER, Poop p33

"My sixteen-year-old son," Two Sum p44

MY SIX-YEAR-OLD, Worm #50 1973 p66

MY UNCLE HANK, Lit R 22(1) 1978 Fall p56

MY UNCLE JACK, Poop p51, Worm #43 1971 p115

"my uncle jack has gone to florida," Poop p51, Worm #43 1971 p115

"my uncle jack met this pretty girl.", CSPQ 3(4) 1975 Fall p23

"My wife," Etc 1(4)/2(1) 1977 p24

"My wife tells me that my daughter," Naming p129, Worm #64 1976 p129

 

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THE NADIR OF AMERICAN POETRY, Worm #60 1975 p150

NAMING MOM AND DAD, Naming p125, Worm #64 1976 p125

THE NASTIEST GLAND, Borges p68, Worm #67 1977 p68

THE NATURALIST, Poop p72

NEAR THE BRUSSELS GARE DU NORD, Toad's Sab p24

"Nearly all my friends have prostate trouble.", Borges p68, Worm #67 1977 p68

"neither windhover nor kittiwake need apply,", Kansas Q 4(1) 1971/72 Win p94, Son Poop p4

NEVER KISS A FAT GIRL, Endan #18 1975 Nov p32

THE NEW YANKEE STADIUM, Two Sum p38

NEW YORK PUNKS AND CALIFORNIA STUDS, Two Sum p41

NEWLYWED, Worm #72 1978 p135

"The next town he came to, San Berdoo,", SoC 1(1) 1970 Dec p5, Son Poop p12

A NICE POEM FOR YOU, Six p17, Son Poop p29

NIGHT ON THE TOWN, Gone 1(2) 1973 Fall p51

THE NIGHT SHRINK: GOLDEN APPLES [prose], Scree #8 1977 p29

THE NIGHT SHRINK [prose], Scree #5 1976 p31

THE NIGHT SHRINK: THE MINISTRATIONS OF PETER AND PAUL [prose], Scree #7 1976 p64

THE NIGHT SHRINK: THE NUN'S TALE [prose], Scree #6 1976 p49

A NIGHT WITH ADOLPH [prose], Locked p17

"#09-38-35," Borges p49, Worm #67 1977 p49

NO, BUDDY, OUR RECORD IS STILL INTACT, Lit C #8 1979 Feb p8

NO BUREAUCRAT, HE, Etc #12/13 1979 p18

"no matter what i got interested in as a kid,", Naming p127, Worm #64 1976 p127

NOT ONLY CAN'T YOU GO HOME AGAIN, BUT YOU CAN'T GO ANYWHERE ELSE EITHER, Borges p75, Worm #67 1977 p75

"Not only is it very questionable," Two Sum p41

"Nothing is caught that is not shared,", PoVe #5 1970 Fall p31

A NOVEL IS AS A NOVEL DOES [prose], Chase p9

"now she is gone. now he remembers only," Toad's Eur p30

"number 4 was the death of the health-food fanatic," Yell #2 1974 p17

NO. 50, SoP 11(1) 1970 Fall p25

NO. 55 FOR COLTRANE; FOR AIMÉE, Whet 5(2) 1971 p58

NO. 61, Son Poop p2

NO. 87, Son Poop p34

NUMERO UNO, Tarzan p41, Toad's Eur p23

 

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"o true love of my life,", Tarzan p41, Toad's Eur p23

"o wouldn't it be just groovy," Toad 1970 p29

OBLIGATORY BICENTENNIAL POEM, Poetry Now #15/18 1977 p115

AN OBSERVATION CONCERNING WALL STREET FINANCE, Two Sum p34

"observing the sunset over the pacific,", Worm #72 1978 p134

AN OCCASIONAL POET, Some Toad p143, Worm #76 1979 p143

OF A FIRE ON THE MOON by MAILER [rev], Indep 1971 Apr 16 p.A18

"of course i always wanted to write poems,", Poop p25

"'Oh, yeah,' he tells me,", Borges p74, Worm #67 1977 p74

OKAY, IF YOU THINK YOU'RE SO SMART [prose], Chase p66

OLD FOLKS' DAY, Some Toad p138, Worm #76 1979 p138

OLD FUCKS, Criminal p34, Worm #50 1973 p66

OLIVE AND MARY ANNE: FIVE TALES by FARRELL [rev], PressT 1978 Apr 7 p.A22

OLIVER SIGWORTH, Worm #60 1975 p147

"on a steaming night along the seine,", Toad's Sab p44

ON THE PRESENT STATE OF AFFAIRS IN DIXIE, Worm #50 1973 p61

"on the third day there was still no mail.", Vag #17 1973 p56

"on the train from brussels," Toad's Sab p40

"on the train to bordeaux," Toad's Sab p48

"On Tuesday I came into class and said,", Etc 1(2) 1976 p7

"once upon a time there was a bear," Toad's Eur p29

"one day he woke to find he was a duck again,", Natives p57, Son Poop p6

ONE DAY THE LIGHT FLASHED ABOVE MICHELANGELO'S HEAD AND HE EXCLAIMED, 'BIBLICAL THEMES -- WHAT A GREAT IDEA FOR A CHAPEL!', Borges p62, Worm #67 1977 p62

"One does not die, I learned, of a broken heart;", Toad 1970 p27

ONE FOR UNCLE SIGMUND, Worm #60 1975 p146

"one night he was babysitting for their infant," Yell #10 1978 p10

"one of my neighbors at the beach has been pestering," Natives p62

"One of the few values of a Catholic education," Naming p135, Worm #64 1976 p135

"One of the first things you said to me was,", CQ 2(3) 1977 p65

ONE OF THE MANY WHO ARE HELPING TO PAY FOR THE MGM GRAND HOTEL, Stoogism p82

ONE OF THE MOTHERS OF MY KIDS, Borges p64, Worm #67 1977 p64

"One of the two Marilyns," Poetry Now #15/18 1977 p115

"one woman said she pitied me because," AmBook 1(4) 1978 Oct p6

"the only good paté", Baby #4 1971 July p25

ONLY WOMEN HAVE AFFAIRS, Borges p71, Worm #67 1977 p71

OPEN LETTER, Worm #50 1973 p64

"The other day the bank wasn't going to give me," CQ 2(2) 1977 Sum p17

OUR GANG by ROTH [rev], Indep 1971 Nov 19 p.A29

"our landlord is a nice guy, but a fuckup.", CQ 1(2) 1976 Spr p23, Everyman 1979 p23

OUR NOTIONS OF CAUSALITY ARE STILL NEWTONIAN [prose], Chase p36

"Our seats, the highest priced in major leagues,", Two Sum p38

"outside my door the sun bakes dogshit cakes.", Poop p64

"outside the door, this guy pulled up on a fire-breathing yamaha.", Naming p133, Worm #64 1976 p133

"Over the first pitcher of beer,", Italia 4(1/2) 1979 Jan/June p26

 

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A PAGE FROM A JOURNAL OF THE PLAGUE YEAR, Italia 4(1/2) 1979 Jan/June p26

PALEONTOLOGY, WinO #28 1977 Spr p22

PAMPLONA, Toad's Sab p28

A PARAGRAPH FROM THE FINANCIAL PAGE, Poop p62, Worm #50 1973 p55

PARANOIA IN LONG BEACH, Son Poop p50

"The paranoia of the truly virginal," Son Poop p39

LES PARFUMS, Chowder #5 1975/76 Fall/Win p61

THE PARIS ORGY [prose], Wind 8(31) 1978 p72

PARIS VINCIT OMNIS, Toad's Sab p36

THE PARK, Italia 4(1/2) 1979 Jan/June p26

THE PASSION OF TOAD, Scree #2 1974 p9

THE PASSIONATE TOAD TO HIS LOVE, Purr #4 1976 p16

A PAUSE THAT REFRESHED, Etc 1(4)/2(1) 1977 p18

THE PEACEABLE KINGDOM, Road/H #1 1975 Fall p10

PEANUTS, CBPA p101, Son Poop p8, Terp p52

PECKERDILLOES, Italia 4(1/2) 1979 Jan/June p26

PEDAGOGY, Criminal p1, Geography p132, Invisible #18/20 1976 Oct p48, Invisible #23/25 1979 Mar p44, Worm #50 1973 p54

PENULTIMATE REFLECTIONS, Two Sum p23

PEOPLE ARE GOING CRAZY IN BAKERSFIELD [prose], Worm #73 1979 p36

PEOPLE ARE LOSING THE ABILITY TO MAKE DISTINCTIONS, Some Toad p140, Worm #76 1979 p140

"People have been asking me that of late.", Italia 4(1/2) 1979 Jan/June p26

"People keep asking me, When are you going," Worm #37 1970 p2

THE PERDURABLE ANNA BANANAS, Earthwords #6 1971 June p14, Son Poop p40

A PERENNIAL, Naming p131, Worm #64 1976 p131

PERFECTIONISTS, Etc #12/13 1979 p16

"perhaps you read the article about," Bear #1 1971 p24, KCHU #17 1977 Mar p14, LAAW p17, Poop p45

"peter silverman," Poop p74

PETER SILVERMAN COLLAGE, Poop p74

PHAEDRA, Pyramid #7 1970 p44, Son Poop p48

PHASES, Naming p127, Worm #64 1976 p127

"philip the second,", Toad's Sab p30

PHOENIX, Barbeque #7 1977 Spr p6

PHOTOGRAPH OF A CIRCUS IN EUROPE, Poop p39

PICKING UP THE PIECES by FRIED [rev], PressT 1974 Jan 9 p.P12

PICTURES FROM A REVOLUTION [prose], Maelstrom #12/13 1978 Spr/Sum p8

A PIGSKIN PROGNOSTICATOR [prose], Sunset P 3(6) 1975 Sum p29

THE PIPER COLLECTS ONCE AGAIN, Road/H #3 1976 Fall p19

PISSING IN THE SINK: A HAIKU, Toad's Eur p31

A PLAGUE GREW IN ANAHEIM, Worm #72 1978 p134

"The plane had left on time and landed," Two Sum p30

"the plane is rocked, manacled,", Desca 26(1) 1971 Fall p35, Son Poop p35

A PLAYMATE [prose], Chase p59

POEM COMPOSED MARCH 24, 1977, Borges p72, Worm #67 1977 p72

A POEM WITHOUT A POINT, Naming p133, Worm #64 1976 p133

POESIA CONCRETA, Two Sum p47

THE POETRY CONTEST, Borges p66, Worm #67 1977 p66

POETS HAVE A DEPLORABLE, Bachy #4 1974 Aut p83

THE POND, Holy D p9

"the pond is pink. the pond," Holy D p9

THE POND REVISITED, Natives p57, Son Poop p6

POOP, Gulfstream #3 1973 p42, LAAW p15, Poop p12, Tarzan p39, Worm #47 1972 p99

POOP AND OTHER POEMS by LOCKLIN [rev]

Kopp, Karl, AmBook 1(4) 1978 Oct p6

Mailman, Leo, SmPrR #24 1975 Jan p16

Scearce, Michael, Gulfstream #3 1973 p41

Wasserzieher, Bill, Indep 1973 Apr 19 p.p12

Yamrus, John, Etc 1(2) 1976 p25

PORTRAIT D'UNE FEMME, Scree #8 1977 p31

A PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST IN HIS DECLINING YEARS [prose], Mid 1(3) 1976 Win p66

POST OFFICE by BUKOWSKI [rev], Indep 1971 March 18 p.P6

A POSTCARD TO AN EDITOR, Toad's Sab p16

POSTMARKED IN LONG BEACH [re: GL]

Kay, John, Second 2(3) 1973 n.p.

PREMONITION, Toad's Sab p17

PRICK UP YOUR EARS by LAHR [rev], LA Times Bk R 1978 Dec 3 p48

PRIEST, COCKROACH, CAT, KCHU #17 1977 Mar p7, Poop p40, Sunset P #7 1976 Win p20

"the priest is preaching to the cockroach.", KCHU #17 1977 Mar p7, Poop p40, Sunset P #7 1976 Win p20

THE PRINCE, LAAW p18

"princess, i have just removed this chalice from the garbage," Poop p58, Worm #46 1972 p62

PROCESS OF DEDUCTION, Some Toad p147, Worm #76 1979 p147

THE PROFESSIONAL CLASS, Mid 3(9) 1978 p49

THE PROFESSOR OF DESIRE by ROTH [rev], Indep 1977 Oct 28 p.A19

A PROFUNDITY, Naming p127, Worm #64 1976 p127

THE PROGRESS OF THE WOMEN'S MOVEMENT, Naming p129, Worm #64 1976 p129

PROLEGOMENA TO ANY FUTURE REFLECTIONS ON VIOLENCE IN AMERICAN SOCIETY [prose], Fiction W 1(2) 1976 p102

PRONOUNCING BORGES, Borges p60, Worm #67 1977 p60

PRONOUNCING BORGES by LOCKLIN [rev]

Mailman, Leo, Maelstrom #14/15 1979 p66

PROSPECTS OF A LIBERATION, Toad's Eur p20

PROTEUS by WEST [rev], PressT 1979 May 6 p.L6

PSYCHO-HISTORY, Shelly's #75 1977 Dec p54

"Pulling into the driveway at five in the morning,", TeqP #1 1977 Spr p2

"Una puttana ma.", Offerta 2(4) 1979 Sept p11

 

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A QUESTION OF SEMANTICS [prose], Chase p75

"the quizmaster arches ogive eyebrows," Scree #3 1975 p21

 

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"ran the ballroom dancing class," Italia 4(1/2) 1979 Jan/June p22

RASPUTIN THE INDESTRUCTIBLE, CQ 2(1) 1977 Spr p35

RAYMOND BERRY, Poop p35, WHR 24(4) 1970 Aut p372

RAZDAN, Criminal p14, Everyman 1974 Sum p20

"razdan, how's it back in india?", Criminal p14, Everyman 1974 Sum p20

"reading the internation herald-tribune" [sic], Toad's Sab p22

"reading the timeses", Toad's Eur p28

REALLY, I MEANT TO WRITE YOU, Kansas Q 3(3) 1971 Sum p96

"Recently there's been a riptide of," Poop p61, SoC 1(1) 1970 Dec p9

"Recognizing the French inflection,", Two Sum p29

"red smogset over alamitos bay," Italia 4(1/2) 1979/80 p22

RED WORK, BLACK WIDOW; POEMS by RICHMOND [rev], Indep 1976 Aug 27 p.B8

THE REFURBISHING OF THE FORTY-NINER TAVERN, Mid 1(2) 1975 Fall p8

"Relieved of all the former hazards of," South 3(1) 1970 Fall p36

A REMARKABLE QUADRUPED, Toad's Eur p29

REMARKS ARE NOT LITERATURE, Toad's Eur p28

REMORSE, Son Poop p42

A REPRIEVE, Poetry Now #15/18 1977 p116

REQUIEM FOR THREE BAR GUYS, Some Toad p135, Worm #76 1979 p135

REQUIEM [prose], Chase p61

THE REQUIREMENTS [prose], Pucred 2(4) 1974? p33

THE RETURN OF THE TOAD, Toad 1970 p27

THE REVOLUTIONIST, Willmore #4/5 1976 p59

RHETORIC, Attention 2(2) 1977 June p15

"a rich man from denmark in a business suit," Toad's Sab p27

"the river," Italia 4(1/2) 1979 Jan/June p23

RIVER, FUNHOUSE, MELANCHOLIA, Italia 4(1/2) 1979 Jan/June p23

"The river waters ran luke-cold about," PoetsW p82, Poop p73

"Rochester where I was born, why," BigB 2(1) 1974 p14

ROGER CORBIN, Poop p47

ROGER HOTSPUR IN WATTS, Mid 1(2) 1975 Fall p10

ROGER, KARL, RICK & SHANE ARE FRIENDS OF MINE by STETLER [rev], Indep 1973 June 8 p.B8

"roger was feeling a little down," Wind 6(21) 1976 p34

ROLL OVER, ARISTOTLE, Some Toad p148, Worm #76 1979 p148

THE ROMANTIC POETS, Borges p74, Worm #67 1977 p74

RON FOOTE'S MEMORIAL SERVICE, Worm #56 1974 p149

"ron, i purchased today at morry's," Runcible 1971? p27

"ron, i really meant to attend the memorial service," Worm #56 1974 p149

A ROOM WITH A VIEW, Toad's Sab p37

"The Royal Crown cola people," Two Sum p18

RUMPELSTILTSKIN, Poop p68

RUNNING A TIGHT SHIP, Italia 4(1/2) 1979 Jan/June p25

 

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SACKING OUT [prose], Mag (LB) #3 1972 Spr p8

SALT AND CORE by OWENS [rev], PressT 1970 Oct 1 p. P8

SANTANA, Criminal p6, Seizure #4 1974 p46

Scearce, Michael

POOP AND OTHER POEMS by LOCKLIN [rev], Gulfstream #3 1973 p41

SCENES FROM A SECOND ADOLESCENCE, Etc 1(2) 1976 p5

DER SCHLANGENBÄNDIGER VON ALCATRAZ, Terp p55

Sciborski, Rod

LOCKED IN WITH GERALD LOCKLIN by LOCKLIN [rev], Indep 1973 Nov 22 p.P10

THE SCIENCE OF ENGLISH VERSE, Mag (LB) #3 1972 Spr p7

SCRATCH ONE, Poop p85

SEE YA, Madrona 5(17/18) 1979 Fall p30

"Seit er denken konnte, waren sie," Terp p55

SELF RELIANCE, Worm #39 1970 p106

SELF-PORTRAIT, Toad's Sab p15

THE SENIOR RETREAT, Second 3(3) 1975 p23

"sequences of capricorn rage;", Throb #2 1971 p48

THE SESSION [prose], Locked p43

THE SEVENTIES, Naming p132, Worm #64 1976 p132

THE SHADOW KNOWS [prose] [re: GL], PressT 1970 Oct 2 p.C4

THE SHARK ESPIED WITHIN AN EMERALD PRISM, Poop p50

"the shark, with teeth of cobalt, came in early," Poop p50

"She asks me for an admission card," Smudge 1978 Aut p7

"she didn't try to bother him while he was writing,", Borges p78, Worm #67 1977 p78

"She had coveted his balls for so long,", Maelstrom #14/15 1979 p9

"She has a dream in which she loses her credit cards," Two Sum p40

"She has a long lovely body," Madrona 3(9/10) 1975 p13

"she has small breasts. when she comes," Poop p10

"she lit three pans upon the stove,", Worm #42 1971 p44

"she lives among her opera recordings,", Earthwords #6 1971 June p17

"She looked so young and innocent," Italia 4(1/2) 1979 Jan/June p26

"She must in early adolescence have had," Son Poop p14

"she retains within her midnight sinuosities," Poetry Now #15/18 1977 p115

"She says she always wanted to be a gangster's gun-moll,", Borges p64, Worm #67 1977 p64

"She says, 'Tell me a bedtime story!", Toad 1970 p21

"She sits in my wife's living room,", Scree #8 1977 p31

"she tore her clothes off, landed," Scree #8 1977 p33

"She was deathly afraid of thunderstorms,", Criminal p4, Purr #1 1975 p11

"she was eighteen when i met her," Etc 1(4)/2(1) 1977 p26

"She went away from us upon a snow-white," Geography p129, Poop p38

"she's always saying," Toad's Sab p14

"She's the most beautiful girl I've seen," Borges p74, Worm #67 1977 p74

"shit or shitless, as the case may be,", Son Poop p10, Worm #39 1970 p106

THE SHIT STAIN, Bachy #4 1974 Aut p83

SHOOTING FOR TEAMS, Borges p80, Worm #67 1977 p80

THE SHORT STORY [prose], Gallimaufry #4 1975 Spr p12

SHORT-WAVE INQUISITION, Naming p135, Worm #64 1976 p135

"Sigfried Wolfe, a resident of Surf-", Worm #39 1970 p106

"the silver lake, its," Baby #2 1970 Sep p50

Simmons, Ted

INTRODUCTION [to TOAD POEMS by LOCKLIN], Toad 1975 p9

INTRODUCTION [to TOAD'S EUROPE by LOCKLIN], Toad's Eur p3

INTRODUCTORY NOTE [to TOAD'S SABBATICAL by LOCKLIN], Toad's Sab p7

"the simple truth (as it too often is)", Toad's Eur p32

"Since I only have an old black-and-white set anyhow,", Some Toad p146, Worm #76 1979 p146

"since i recently got married for the third time," Worm #72 1978 p135

"Since neither of my kids," Two Sum p4

"sir, i'd like to thank you.", Poop p76

SIX BLACKBIRDS [prose], Coastline 1(6) 1974 Nov p20

#61, Kansas Q 3(3) 1971 Sum p94

#60, Vag #17 1973 p56

60 MINUTES, Second 1(3) 1972 Win p23

SLAPSTICK by VONNEGUT [rev], Indep 1976 Oct 3 p.L7

SLEEPING TOAD, Toad 1970 p11, Toad 1975 p14

SLEEPWALKER [prose], Bachy #11 1978 p111

"the slice of green salami sets," Mag (LB) #3 1972 Spr p7

SLIPPAGE, Etc 1(4)/2(1) 1977 p20

THE SLOB, Fat Ch p5, Purr #4 1976 p15

THE SLUMP [prose], Four Day p56

SMALL FRY/SMALL TALK, Naming p126, Worm #64 1976 p126

Smith, Jim

GERALD LOCKLIN & CHARLES STETLER [art], BigB 2(1) 1974 cover

GERALD LOCKLIN [art], BigB 2(1) 1974 p6

THE SNAKEMAN OF ALCATRAZ, Poop p13, Tarzan p37

THE SNAKES OF IRELAND, Toad's Sab p21

Snider, Clifton

THE CHASE by LOCKLIN, Indep 1976 Aug 6 p.C9

THE FOUR-DAY WORK WEEK AND OTHER STORIES by LOCKLIN [rev], Indep 1978 Feb 24 p.A33

TOAD POEMS by LOCKLIN [rev], SmPrR #8 1976 p4

SNOW-SHOVELING, Criminal p12, Natives p60

SO IT GOES, Two Sum p32

SO MUCH FOR THE SOCRATIC METHOD, Two Sum p33

THE SOAP CURE, Star Web #7 1979 p25

THE SOCIETY OF BACCHUS, Worm #60 1975 p149

SOME OBSERVATIONS ON A CONFEDERATE GENERAL FROM BIG SUR [prose]

Stetler, Charles & GL, Critique 13(2) 1974? p72

"some of the guys from the bar," Scree #11/12 1979 p64

SOME PEOPLE FEEL THAT A NOVEL SHOULD HAVE [prose], Chase p11

SOME PEOPLE FEEL THAT THE PROPER LENGTH [prose], Chase p12

"some people have compared it to," Toad's Eur p17

SOME PEOPLE SAY A PICTURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS [prose], Chase p7

SOME PEOPLE WOULD CALL THIS WHOLE THING [prose], Chase p21

SOME SAY THAT THE NOVEL AS A FORM [prose], Chase p88

SOME TOAD SONGS, Some Toad p133, Worm #76 1979 p133

SOMEBODY BURY HER -- SHE'S BEGINNING TO STINK, Two Sum p36

"Someday Snoopy will be dead.", CBPA p101, Son Poop p8

"someone gave my five-year-old a bunch of books.", Purr #1 1975 p12

"Someone on the talk show said,", Shelly's #75 1977 Dec p54

"someone recently asked my kid,", Brother Songs p49, CM p2, Criminal p2, Worm #50 1973 p53

"Someone said that The African Queen", Borges p61, Worm #67 1977 p61

SOMEONE WHO MADE THE ACQUAINTANCE OF KEN KESEY, Some Toad p144, Worm #76 1979 p144

"Something has gone out of our romance, love:", Borges p67, Worm #67 1977 p67

"Something there is that doesn't dig a dog.", Son Poop p37

SON OF POOP by LOCKLIN [rev]

Kopp, Karl, AmBook 1(4) 1978 Oct p6

Mailman, Leo, SmPrR #24 1975 Jan p16

SON OF ROSENCRANTZ MEETS DAUGHTER OF OPHELIA [prose], Wisc 8(3) 1973 p50

SON OF TOAD, Brother Songs p49, Criminal p2, Worm #50 1973 p53

SON OF TOAD MEETS DAUGHTER OF THE DALTON BROTHERS, Toad 1970 p5, Toad 1975 p12

SONG OF THE LADIES OF SEAL BEACH, Holy D p9

SONNY JURGENSEN: 1970, Ark 3(2/3) 1976 p45

SONS COME AND GO, MOTHERS HANG IN FOREVER by SAROYAN [rev], Indep 1976 Aug 27 p.B8

SORROWS OF OLD WERTHER, Fireweed (Columbus) #2 1976 Win p34

THE SORT OF THING YOU JUST DON'T NEED TO FACE, Criminal p3, Purr #1 1975 p11

THE SOUL OF THE FEMALE, Nausea #6 1974 Spr p16

"The Southern California woman," Two Sum p32

SOUTHERN COMFORT by LARGO [rev], Maelstrom #14/15 1979 p65

THE SPEED OF DARKNESS by RUKEYSER [rev], Indep 1971 Apr 8 p.P12

THE SQUARE ROOT OF 144 CHRISTMAS SYLLABLES, Inscape 1972? Feb/Mar p3

STAR TREK, Son Poop p14

"the stars, vangogle-eyed," Toad's Sab p11

START THE REVOLUTION, CQ 1(4) 1976/77 Aut/Win p28

THE STEPFORD WIVES by LEVIN [rev], Indep 1973 Apr 19 p.P12

STEREOTYPES, Tequila Rev #5 1979 Fall p15

Stetler, Charles

TO GERRY LOCKLIN, AT AGE THIRTY, Worm #48 1972 p131

TO JOHN KEATS AND GERRY LOCKLIN UP ON CHOCTAW RIDGE, BigB 2(1) 1974 p23

THE THIRD DEGREE: CHARLES STETLER INTERROGATES THE AUTHOR [interview], Locked p95

Stetler, Charles & GL

DE-CODING THE HERO IN HEMINGWAY'S FICTION [prose], HemNo 5(1) 1979 Fall p2

SOME OBSERVATIONS ON A CONFEDERATE GENERAL FROM BIG SUR [prose], Critique 13(2) 1974? p72

THE STETLER PRINCIPLE, Son Poop p23, Worm #39 1970 p105

"still i will miss her when she's gone.", Toad's Eur p24

STILL LIFE, Willmore #4/5 1976 p61

THE STORY STORY [prose], Four Day p16

STRAIGHT TO THE PIN, Orchard 1(1) 1976 p21

THE STRANGER [prose], Chase p57

THE STRAW THAT THREATENED TO BREAK MY HUMP [prose], Chase p87

STRIKE UP THE BAND [prose], Chase p16

STUDENT EVALUATIONS, Tequila Rev #5 1979 Fall p12

STUDY IN GREAT SHIFTING SHAPES, Toad's Eur p11

SUDDENLY I WAS TAKEN BY A CRAVING FOR A STRANGE PIECE OF ASS [prose], Chase p39

SUFFER THE CHILDREN, Toad's Eur p22

SUFFER THE LITTLE ONES, Criminal p23, Purr #3 1975 p12, Toad's Eur p15

Sullivan, Mark

THE CAST: KOERTGE PLEASANTS BUK RICHMOND LOCKLIN [art], LAFP #589 1975 Oct/Nov p14

SUNDAY ON THE TELLY, Everyman 1974 Sum p19

SUNSET FATS, Natives p62

SUPPORTING THE LOCAL GRANFALOON, Lit C #2 1977 p2

"sure, i believe in the devil.", Poetry Now #8 1975 p22

"Sure I knew X. back when I was," Etc #9/10 1978 p16

THE SURREALISTIC FOOT, Mini 1(1) 1977 p10

THE SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST, Purr #4 1976 p17

THE SWEARER, Italia 4(1/2) 1979 Jan/June p25

SWIFT TRAVELS, Mid 3(11) 1979 p35

 

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A TABLE, Poop p59, TransP #4 1970 p33

TAKING PRECAUTIONS, Some Toad p148, Worm #76 1979 p148

THE TALES OF ROGER HOTSPUR [prose], Mid 1(2) 1975 Fall p11

"Taos is a traffic jam.", Two Sum p20

TAP DANCING LESSONS, Worm #56 1974 p149

TARZAN AND SHANE MEET THE TOAD by KOERTGE, STETLER & LOCKLIN [rev]

Webb, Charles Harper, Marg #28/30 1976 Jan/Mar p174

THE TEACHINGS OF DON TOAD, Willmore #4/5 1976 p60

"Ten years ago my good friend," Some Toad p143, Worm #76 1979 p143

"tendency to raise montes veneris", Bachy #4 1974 Aut p83

TEQUILA, Etc 1(4)/2(1) 1977 p19

THANK YOU, MR. PRESIDENT, Bachy #7 1976 Sum p21

"that was the semester that he dallied," Kansas Q 3(3) 1971 Sum p95, Son Poop p34

THAT WAS THE WEEK THAT WAS, Borges p64, Worm #67 1977 p64

THAT'S LIFE, Borges p77, Worm #67 1977 p77

THEN AND NOW: AN AFTERWORD [prose], Two Sum p49

THEODORE ROETHKE, Poop p23

"There are leaves," Wind 6(21) 1976 p34

"There are no bears at Yellowstone.", Two Sum p23

"There are only two things a man can do," Borges p51, Worm #67 1977 p51

THERE ARE SOME THINGS YOU REALLY GET SICK OF, Worm #46 1972 p62

"There are those who consider Finnegan's Wake obscure,", Poetry Now #19 1978 p45

"There are those who taste wines," Worm #60 1975 p149

"there in the toy department,"

Kay, John, Second 2(3) 1973 n.p.

"There is a scene in Under the Volcano", Naming p128, Worm #64 1976 p128

"There is no ethnicity of cuisine that I less enjoy," Borges p79, Worm #67 1977 p79

"There is no such thing in New York," Two Sum p34

"there was a man who robbed," Worm #46 1972 p62

"there was an article," Toad's Sab p23

"there was this little lady at the markham arms,", CSPQ 3(4) 1975 Fall p24

"there was this young alcoholic in the bar," Wind 6(21) 1976 p32

"there were 87 churches destroyed," Toad's Sab p12

"There's a very small town in Utah," Two Sum p10

"there's this guy in the bar," LA Voice 1(3) 1974 Feb 1 p14, Sunset P 1(1) 1973 Spr p11

A THERESA TRILOGY, Worm #50 1973 p56

"These deprivations are only temporary,", Two Sum p12

"These things always happen at the worst of times," Madrona 5(17/18) 1979 Fall p30

THEY ALWAYS TOLD ME THE TEACHER SHOULD LEARN FROM HIS STUDENTS, Italia 4(1/2) 1979/80 p24

THEY ARE IN LOVE WITH THE INEVITABLE, Borges p75, Worm #67 1977 p75

"they ate salade nicoise, pizza anchois,", Tarzan p40, Toad's Eur p16

"they exhaust clichés: a plague of locusts,", Poop p69, SoC 1(1) 1970 Dec p7

"they have awarded him," Attention 2(2) 1977 June p11

"They placed him in a padded isolation cell.", Nausea #10 1976 Spr p50

"they poisoned his ass," CQ 2(1) 1977 Spr p35

"they read in the tribune," Toad's Eur p19

THEY SAY IT'S HARD TO HIT A HAPPY MEDIUM [prose], Chase p74

"they say that you can learn from adversity.", Natives p61

"They turn in their coats and tails,", Inscape 1971 Mar p6, Toad 1970 p17, Toad 1975 p19

"They went to school together,", Toad 1970 p19, Toad 1975 p23

"they're all pissed off at me,", CQ 1(1) 1976 Win p40

THINK THIS ONE OVER AT YOUR LEISURE, Shelly's #75 1977 Dec p54

THE THIRD DEGREE: CHARLES STETLER INTERROGATES THE AUTHOR [interview]

Stetler, Charles, Locked p95

"Thirteen, the unlucky number. Well,", Ark 2(4) 1974 p24, Criminal p28

#13, Ark 2(4) 1974 p24, Criminal p28

#37, Baby #2 1970 Sep p14

THIS DAY'S DEATH by RECHIE [rev], Indep 1970 July 24 p.A13

"this is the day the town drunk," Borges p53, Worm #67 1977 p53

"This is what accounts for," Frisco p7

THIS IS WHAT IT MUST HAVE BEEN LIKE AT BLACK MOUNTAIN!!!!!!, Frisco p7

"This kid in the bar," TeqP #1 1977 Spr p2

"This middle-aged gentleman," Stoogism p82

THIS POEM IS RATED X by FRIED [rev], PressT 1972 Apr 28 p.L12

"This retired Navy officer," Orchard 1(1) 1976 p21

"this sculptress did a bust of me once," Some Toad p139, Worm #76 1979 p139

THIS SOUNDS LIKE AN AUNT FLABBY ROUTINE BUT IT'S TRUE, TeqP #1 1977 Spr p2

"this very talented student," Worm #74 1979 p77

A THOUSAND YEARS THIS SIDE OF THE MILLENNIUM, WinO #28 1977 Spr p22

THREE LITTLE WORDS, Minotaur 1(1) 1975 p28

THREE NO TRUMP (DOUBLED AND VULNERABLE) [prose], Locked p74

THREE TO BOGGLE THE MIND, Worm #60 1975 p150

THREE TRADESMEN, Two Sum p37

"Through circumstances beyond my control,", Naming p126, Worm #64 1976 p126

TICKY-TACK FOULS, Two Sum p45

THE TIGHTEST END: REFLECTIONS OF A GRIDIRON ANONYMITY [prose], Orchard 1(1) 1976 p22, Weekend p18

A TIME FOR REAPING, Everyman 1974 Sum p21

"tina, tiny tina, when will your garden green?", Worm #46 1972 p61

TO A WOMAN THE SAME AGE AS MYSELF, Etc 2(2) 1977 p11

TO DAISY, WITH SPITE, Some Toad p142, Worm #76 1979 p142

TO EACH HIS OWN, Mid 1(2) 1975 Fall p9

"To fish it properly required," Italia 2(1) 1977/78 p8

TO GERRY LOCKLIN, AT AGE THIRTY

Stetler, Charles, Worm #48 1972 p131

TO JOHN KEATS AND GERRY LOCKLIN UP ON CHOCTAW RIDGE

Stetler, Charles, BigB 2(1) 1974 p23

"to longhorn city. the hoary," Poop p42

TO MY OFFICEMATE, Everyman 1974 Sum p21

TO MY OFFICEMATE (A CONTINUATION), Son Poop p33

TO NORMAN VINCENT PEALE, Poop p76, Worm #46 1972 p61

TO OUR LEADER, Worm #50 1973 p62

TO ROME WITH LOVE, Toad's Eur p21

TO THE MUSE OF POETRY, CQ 2(3) 1977 p65

TO THE RESCUE [prose], Chase p77

TO YOU, ETC., PoVe #5 1970 Fall p31

THE TOAD, AALBP p4, Geography p130, GOP p130, KCHU #17 1977 Mar p10, Poop p3, Tarzan p36, Toad 1970 p1, Toad p11, VenP p21

TOAD AGONISTES, KCHU #17 1977 Mar p10, Poop p57, Toad 1970 p7, Toad 1975 p13, VenP p21

TOAD ALSO RISES [prose], Toad's Sab p28

TOAD AT CARNEGIE HALL, Inscape 1971 Mar p6, Toad 1970 p17, Toad 1975 p19

TOAD AT THE FUNERAL PYRE, Quetzal 1(3) 1971 Sum p22, Son Poop p7

TOAD, FRIEND AND COMPETITOR

Kay, John, Worm #50 1973 p52

"toad hasn't slept well since arriving.", Toad's Sab p17

THE TOAD IN PUNJAB, Inscape 1971 Mar p6, Son Poop p3, Toad 1970 p9, Toad 1975 p17

THE TOAD IN TOKYO, Toad 1970 p13, Toad 1975 p16

TOAD OF TARSUS, TeqP #1 1977 Spr p2

TOAD ON THE COSTA BRAVA, Toad's Sab p31

TOAD POEMS by LOCKLIN [rev]

Snider, Clifton, SmPrR #8 1976 p4

Wasserzieher, Bill, Indep 1971 Apr 9 p.A24

Webb, Charles Harper, Madrona 4(13/14) 1976 p51

TOAD SELLS HIS SOUL, Toad 1970 p15, Toad 1975 p20

"toad, sleepless for two days, intoxicated," Toad's Sab p24

THE TOAD STORY [prose], Nausea #3 1973 Sum p33

"toad was delighted to so easily acquire a reasonable," Toad's Sab p37

TOAD'S AMERICA, Scree #1 1974 p5

TOAD'S CHRISTIAN BROTHER, Toad 1970 p19, Toad 1975 p23

THE TOAD'S COLLAGE FOR MICKEY MANTLE, Toad 1970 p25, Toad 1975 p22

TOAD'S EUROPE by LOCKLIN [rev]

Mailman, Leo, SmPrR #24 1975 Jan p16

THE TOAD'S FIRST EPIGRAM, Toad 1970 p29

THE TOAD'S FIRST TONE POEM, Toad 1970 p3, Toad 1975 p18

TOADS, LIKE LIONS, DO NOT FORGET A FAVOR, Toad's Sab p41

TOAD'S LUCK, Borges p74, Worm #67 1977 p74

TOADS NEED LOVE TOO [prose], Chase p20

TOAD'S NOCTURNE, Mag (LB) #3 1972 Spr p7

TOAD'S PHARMACOPOEIA, Toad's Sab p10

TOMATOES WERE CHEAPER by JELLISON [rev], SISF 14(3) 1977 Sum p305

THE TOMORROW SHOW, Everyman 1979 p21, Fireweed (Columbus) #5 1976 Fall unpaged postcard

TOULOUSE-LAUTREC, Poop p49

TRACT, Natives p64, Poop p7, Sumac 3(2) 1971 Win p93

TRANSCENDENT LOGIC, Borges p69, Worm #67 1977 p69

A TRAVELLER, NAAR 3(3) 1979 p108, Son Poop p26, Southwest p350

TRAVELS WITH MY AUNT by GREENE [rev], Indep 1970 May 1 p.A22

TRAVELS WITH SOMEBODY'S AUNT, Eure #10 1975 Aut p49

TRIADS, Throb #2 1971 p48

TRIQUARTERLY ed by ANDERSON [rev], IndPr 1978 July 2 p.L5

TRIVIA, LAAW p16, Poop p31, Quetzal 1(3) 1971 Sum p7

THE TROUBLESHOOTER, Naming p126, Worm #64 1976 p126

TRUCK STOP, Two Sum p15

TRUER WORDS WERE NEVER SPOKEN, Worm #74 1979 p76

"truly, he thought,", Toad's Eur p26

"The truth is out.", Two Sum p10

TRY ANYTHING ONCE, TeqP #1 1977 Spr p2

THE TUESDAY STORY [prose], Four Day p4, Nausea #11 1977 Spr p20

THE TUNNEL OF LOVE [prose], Chase p47

TURKEY DAY [prose], Four Day p36

"'Twas a time when Captain Hook," Baby #2 1970 Sep p14

#21, BigB 2(1) 1974 p19

#22, BigB 2(1) 1974 p20

"twice a week i meet my friend," Criminal p16, Poetry Now #4 1974 p29

TWO FOR THE ROAD, Borges p61, Worm #67 1977 p61

TWO FOR THE SEESAW AND ONE FOR THE ROAD, Naming p130, Worm #64 1976 p130

TWO FROM THE FIRST DAY OF CLASSES, Naming p133, Worm #64 1976 p133

TWO POETS [prose], Second 2(3) 1973 p48

TWO QUARTERBACKS, Lit C #4 1977 Nov p9

A TYPICAL, TOO TYPICAL TOAD TALE, Toad's Sab p39

 

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UNCLE TOM'S CABANA [prose], Chase p22

UNDER THE BLEACHERS [prose], Chase p80

THE UNDOING, Borges p78, Worm #67 1977 p78

"unhandled? hardly.", Bachy #6 1975 Aut p84

"Unlike everyone else in America,", Yell #9 1977 p14

AN UNMARRIED WOMAN, Two Sum p35

THE UNORIGINAL SINNER AND THE ICE-CREAM GOD by POWERS [rev], LA Times Bk R 1977 Nov 20 p12

untitled prose, Poetry Now #10 1975 p19

UP AGAINST THE WALL, WALLFLOWER [prose], Chase p13

UP THE DOWN ELEVATOR, Naming p136, Worm #64 1976 p136

"Upon a steel steed sits the Toad, amidst," Toad 1970 p23, Toad 1975 p15

UPS AND DOWNS, Follies 1979 July p5

"The Utah Alcohol Control," Two Sum p9

 

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"V-8 juice is the greatest joke that God has played on me.", Etc 1(4)/2(1) 1977 p21

VARIETY PHOTOPLAYS by FIELD [rev], Marg #28/30 1976 Jan/Mar p78

VECTORS, Borges p50, Worm #67 1977 p50

THE VIEW OUT THE BACK DOOR OF THE FORTY-NINER TAVERN, Italia 4(1/2) 1979/80 p26

VIRGINIA WOOLF, PoetsW p82, Poop p73

VISITATION, Orchard 1(1) 1976 p20

VIVA VITO, Borges p63, Worm #67 1977 p63

"Vodka and root beer?", Borges p56, Worm #67 1977 p56

"Voglio dirvi quello che siete -- non soltanto," Offerta 2(4) 1979 Sept p10

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"W. C. Fields and I," Toad 1970 p25, Toad 1975 p22

WALLACE STEVENS: THE PALM AT THE END OF THE MIND ed by STEVENS [rev], Indep 1972 June 22 p.P8

THE WANDERINGS OF FUNGOO, Star Web #7 1979 p25

WAR PREPARATIONS, Scree #1 1974 p6

"was a split end, which is," Poop p35, WHR 24(4) 1970 Aut p372

"was brief," Toad's Sab p49

"was kind of sexy for an old gal," Gone 1(2) 1973 Fall p48

"was not my favorite uncle.", Lit R 22(1) 1978 Fall p56

Wasserzieher, Bill

POOP AND OTHER POEMS by LOCKLIN [rev], Indep 1973 Apr 19 p.p12

TOAD POEMS by LOCKLIN [rev], Indep 1971 Apr 9 p.A24

"the water and the sky are green as grass,", Willmore #6/7 1978 p46

THE WAY WE WEREN'T, CQ 1(3) 1976 Sum p53

"We all ended up at George and Yehudi's place," Eure #10 1975 Aut p49

"We are discussing education," Etc #12/13 1979 p18

"we go to where the rich live;", CQ 1(2) 1976 Spr p22

"we had this little cottage in the country,", Poop p15, VenP p42

"we have a nice thing going for us, baby,", BigB 2(1) 1974 p20

"we have the venus of displeasure, a reclining," Quetzal 1(3) 1971 Sum p8

WE MET A MAN, Toad's Sab p48

"we saw diane and her husband. she looked very nice -- but," Etc 1(2) 1976 p10

"We used to drink a lot of it," Etc 1(4)/2(1) 1977 p19

"we went to the plaza de toros yesterday," Toad's Sab p34

"We were at my father-in-law's retirement party," WinO #28 1977 Spr p22

"we were entering the pere lachaise,", Toad's Sab p39

"we were in the middle of the square,", Toad's Sab p33

"we were necking in my birdshit volkswagen," Worm #53 1974 p35

"we were performing acts of sexual perversion in," Madrona 4(13/14) 1976 p41

"we were sitting around the tavern," KCHU #15 1977 Jan p13, Poetry Now #15/18 1977 p198, Yell #6 1976 p9

Webb, Charles Harper

THE CHASE by LOCKLIN [rev], Madrona 4(13/14) 1976 p51

TARZAN AND SHANE MEET THE TOAD by KOERTGE, STETLER & LOCKLIN [rev], Marg #28/30 1976 Jan/Mar p174

TOAD POEMS by LOCKLIN [rev], Madrona 4(13/14) 1976 p51

A WEEKEND IN CANADA [prose], Weekend p5, Wind 7(26) 1977 p78

WEIGHT WATCHERS, Stoogism p81

WEIGHTLIFTING, Criminal p16, Poetry Now #4 1974 p29

A WEIGHTY OPINION, Etc #12/13 1979 p18

WELCOME TO NEW YORK, Two Sum p29

"well, it happened again this afternoon," Worm #60 1975 p146

"'Well,' said the queen, 'the king is dead.'", SoP 11(1) 1970 Fall p24

"'well,' she says,", Natives p59

"'Were you ever in a war?' she asks,", Some Toad p134, Worm #76 1979 p134

"We've been together for so long," Madrona 4(13/14) 1976 p41

WHALE POEM, Borges p58, Worm #67 1977 p58

WHAT IF ALL YOUR CHICKENS SHOULD COME HOME TO ROOST ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON [prose], Chase p5

WHAT IS THE SOUND OF A SINGLE COOKIE CRUMBLING, Borges p79, Worm #67 1977 p79

"what scares me is that there," Scree #3 1975 p22

"what the hell am i doing anyway?", Son Poop p24

"'What was the name,' she asks me,", Worm #73 1979 p35

"what was the point of the fig newtons? i have," Son Poop p33

"'Whatcha been up do?' I ask,", Naming p136, Worm #64 1976 p136

WHATTYA GONNA DO?, LA Voice 1(3) 1974 Feb 1 p14, Sunset P 1(1) 1973 Spr p11

"When he arrives home on his motorcycle,", Mid 1(2) 1975 Fall p10

"when he heard the a-russian flu was in town,", Some Toad p148, Worm #76 1979 p148

"when i arrived at my office," Criminal p5, Invisible #15 1975 Feb p21

"when i called ron tonight,", Criminal p18, Worm #61 1976 p8

WHEN I CONSIDER, Toad's Sab p13

"When I explained to my wife," Worm #74 1979 p76

"When I suggested, 'Anyone for a beer?'", Etc #11 1979 p6

"When I was a sophomore in college," Borges p77, Toad's Sab p47, Worm #67 1977 p77

"When informed that his movie was seriously flawed," Mini 1(1) 1977 p10

"When Lassie is introduced," Two Sum p47

"when my daughter was in kindergarten," Borges p52, Worm #67 1977 p52

"when my stomach was so bad," Stoogism p81

"when our friend's face met the floor,", Some Toad p147, Worm #76 1979 p147

"when she caught me wearing the infernal contraption,", Minotaur 1(1) 1975 p29

"When she died I sent an elegy to all my friends," Yell #7 1976 p13

"when she finally managed to drag him to the theatre," Borges p50, Worm #67 1977 p50

"When the heat rises," Two Sum p11

"when the interviewer grilled the baby foods spokesman," Poetry Now #15/18 1977 p116

"When the owner unjustly sacked," Stoogism p81

"When the students announced their poll," Orchard 1(1) 1976 p20

"When Tom Snyder asked the marriage counselor," Everyman 1979 p21, Fireweed (Columbus) #5 1976 Fall unpaged postcard

"When we ask you a question,", Two Sum p33

"When we finally got a high-class French restaurant," Worm #70 1978 p47

"When we used to fight," CQ 2(2) 1977 Sum p19

"Whenever trouble is about to break out," Naming p126, Worm #64 1976 p126

WHERE HAS LOVE GONE?, Borges p67, Worm #67 1977 p67

WHERE IS BERTHA BIG-FOOT? [prose], Chase p44

WHERE ONE WENT WRONG, Etc 1(4)/2(1) 1977 p24

WHILE STROLLING DOWN THE RUE HAIKU, Baby #2 1970 Sep p50

"who did play sky king on the radio?", LAAW p16, Poop p31, Quetzal 1(3) 1971 Sum p7

"Who has any idea what the curious cormorant resembles,", Lemming #1 1971 Win p39, Poop p88

"why do i vote at all?", Naming p135, Worm #64 1976 p135

WHY I'M BETTER OFF SKIPPING MEETINGS, Worm #74 1979 p75

"Why is the noise you make," Two Sum p45

THE WIFE OF THE EX-FILMMAKER, Poetry Now #15/18 1977 p115

THE WILD BOYS by BURROUGHS [rev], PressT 1972 Jan 26 p.P4

"will be twenty-one years old October twenty-first.", Pyramid #7 1970 p44, Son Poop p48

"'will you follow me?' she asked.", Quetzal 1(3) 1971 Sum p22, Son Poop p7

WILL YOU STILL NEED ME WHEN I'M SIXTY-FOUR? [prose], Chase p24

WILLARD & HIS BOWLING TROPHIES by BRAUTIGAN [rev], PressT 1975 Oct 3 p.A24

"the wind walks off the desert," Criminal p6, Seizure #4 1974 p46

WINTER RAIN, Poetry Now #3 1974 p16

"with coltrane straining spirituals from," Poop p82, Whet 5(2) 1971 p58

"With what's been done to the Black Hills,", Two Sum p14

WODEN'S DAY, Bachy #6 1975 Aut p87

THE WOMAN BENT-AT-KNEE, Worm #42 1971 p44

WOMAN IS THE SUPREME FICTION [prose], Chase p48

"A woman on the radio says she's sick of women," Shelly's #75 1977 Dec p54

WOMEN by BUKOWSKI [rev], PressT 1979 Feb 9 p.A19

"Word has reached me of your latest conquest,", Mid 1(2) 1975 Fall p9

WORDS FOR DR. Y: UNCOLLECTED POEMS by SEXTON [rev], PressT 1979 Jan 7 p.L3

WORRY WARTS, Italia 2(1) 1977/78 p21

WRITE ME OFF AND OUT, Some Toad p141, Worm #76 1979 p141

WUNDERKIND, Son Poop p1, Worm #42 1971 p45

WYNKEN, BLYNKEN, Eure #10 1975 Aut p49

Wyrick, Deborah

DADAIST COLLAGE STRUCTURE AND NATHANAEL WEST'S DREAM LIFE OF BASLO SNELL [prose] [GL cited], SITN 11(3) 1979 Fall p349

 

X

AN XMAS CAROL [prose], Clove #5 1971 p9

 

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Y

Yamrus, John

POOP, AND OTHER POEMS by LOCKLIN [rev], Etc 1(2) 1976 p25

A YANKEE CONTRIBUTION TO FRENCH COOKING, Mini 1(1) 1977 p10

YANKEE DOODLE DANDRUFF [prose], Chase p28

"the yankees swept a doubleheader on," Poop p66

YARBOROUGH MOUNTAIN by KOPP [rev], Indep 1977 Aug 4 p.P11

YARBROUGH MOUNTAIN with THE JUGGLER by KOPP & MILLER [rev], Maelstrom #14/15 1979 p65

"The yellow chiffarobe has seven drawers,", Son Poop p44

YELLOW INCISOR, Worm #74 1979 p77

YELLOW LEAVES, Wind 6(21) 1976 p34

"yellow teeth and yel-", Toad's Eur p31

"yesterday, il march et il march et il marche...", Toad's Sab p38

"Yesterday, on the food-machine patio,", Naming p132, Worm #64 1976 p132

YOU, BROTHER ANTONINUS: AN ANTI-ODE, Lemming #1 1971 Win p39, Poop p88

YOU CAN IMAGINE [prose], Chase p81

YOU, CAPTAIN MARVELL, Son Poop p17

"'You didn't drink much on the trip,' she says," Some Toad p146, Worm #76 1979 p146

YOU HAVE TO KNOW WHEN TO HAVE THAT ONE LAST DRINK, Two Sum p30

"you hear a lot about the energy crisis these days,", Titmouse #4 1974 Spr p19

YOU KNOW IF EVERYONE WOULD WRITE GOOD BOOKS LIKE THIS [prose], Chase p65

"you know that barmaid," Poop p79, Worm #43 1971 p117

YOU MUST GO HOME AGAIN, Some Toad p134, Worm #76 1979 p134

"you see her everywhere. she is at the edge," Desca 26(1) 1971 Fall p36, Poop p71

YOU SEE WHAT YOU'VE STARTED, KRIS KRISTOFFERSON?, Criminal p26, Invisible #16/17 1975 June p28

YOU TOOK A SHIT!!!, Frisco p5

"you used to be able to see all the way to the steam plant.", Italia 4(1/2) 1979/80 p26

"you will find an american greeting card to," Inscape 1972? Feb/Mar p3

"You'd think it was anti-patriotic," Two Sum p15

YOUNG KAFKA, Sunset P 1(2) 1973 Sum p8

THE YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION [prose], Chase p35

YOUR COAST GUIDE TO THE RACES [prose]

Koertge, Ronald B. &, CoastM 17(12) 1976 Dec p25

"your name might have been laura.", Poop p33

YOU'RE ONLY AS YOUNG AS YOU FEEL [prose], Chase p26

 

Z

ZINJANTHROPUS DISEASE: POEMS by WEBB [rev], Maelstrom #12/13 1978 Spr/Sum p80

 

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