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AN ACADEMICIAN FOR ALL SEASONS, Last p35
"according to norman holland,", Pinch 5(1) 1984 p17
THE ACID FOG [prose], Fantastic p63
ACROSS THE RIVER AND INTO THE BULLPEN, Seesaw p52
THE ACTIVE LIFE, Fear p8, Planet 1(3) 1984 p7
ADMIRAL BIRD IN THE ARCTIC, Last p12
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR ONESELF?, Bellingham 6(2) 1983 Fall p15
ADVICE TO TOURIST-PARENTS, Pinch 2(3) 1981 Sept/Oct p5
ADVICE TO WRITERS, By Land p37, Maelstrom #20 1982 p37
"after an evening of glowering at my daughter", Abraxas #27/28 1983 p39
"After class she comes to the podium", Wind 10(39) 1980 p27
"after i made the mistake of complaining", By Land p22, Maelstrom #20 1982 p22
"after i participated in a recent benefit poetry", Union 11(12) 1983 Feb 16/22 p8
AFTER INTERCOURSE EVERY ANIMAL IS SAD, Slip #4 1984 p62
"after john hinckley's infatuation with", Proof #5 1984 Sum p24
"After love,", Proof #2 1983 Fall/Win p19
AFTER MANY A SUMMER WANES THE TOAD, Last p49
AFTER THE FACT, Hate, Scenes p39
AFTER THE FINAL, Worm #77 1980 p34
"after the matinee", Women p134, Worm #88 1982 p134
"after the midterm we were drinking", Seesaw p52
"after the poetry reading, she says", Bellingham 3(2) 1980 Fall p16
AFTER THE SMALL TALK, Format 3(7) 1981 Sum p24
"After Tom Dempsey, the one-footed place kicker,", Poetry Now #26 1980 p43
AGE AND SEX AS DETERMINANTS IN THE INTERPRETATION OF POETRY, Stanford p6
Agee, Mia & Locklin, Gerald
FAINT LINES IN A DRAWING OF JIM [prose], SISF 20(2/3) 1983 Spr/Sum p151
EINE AKUTE BEDROHUNG, PGUS p10
"alexander haig says there are things", Women p139, Worm #88 1982 p139
ALL COMPARISONS ARE INVIDIOUS, NWTCP p74
"All his life he had been fascinated/terrified by snakes.", Seesaw p24
"all my adult life", Stanford p7
"all right: for the $64,000 prize", Truly Fine 5(1) 1981 Spr p11
ALL THE DAYS OF OUR LIVES [prose], TCS p80
"all the poets complain of her.", Scree #22/23 1983 p22, Seesaw p3
"already she knows all my stories,", Worm #80 1980 p141
ALSASUA, Last p21
ALSO, MY SHOES STILL COME UNTIED, Women p133, Worm #88 1982 p133
ALT UND GEIL, PGUS p111
ALTERNATIVE LIFE-STYLES, Last p40
"although the world surrounds it,", Poetry/LA #3 1981/82 Fall/Win p45
"always get along fine", Slip #3 1983 p51
"amo amas amat...", Dolphin p20, Worm #93 1984 p20
AMPHIBIANS HAVE FEELINGS TOO, Minotaur #8 1983 Aug p55
"And here upon this brazen hill", P–V 12 minutes., Poetry/LA #3 1981/82 Fall/Win p68
AND MOST OF THEM AREN'T EVEN HAPPY LET ALONE GAY, CQ #10 1980 p17
"and she escapes the tyranny of the obvious.", PressT 1983 Jan 16 p.L10
Androla, Ron
FEAR AND PATERNITY IN THE PAUMA VALLEY by LOCKLIN [rev], Gypsy #1 1984 p66
THE ANGER OF STEPHEN CRANE by WOLFORD [rev], SISF 20(2/3) 1983 Spr/Sum p151
THE ANGLO-AMERICAN EMPIRE, Last p20
ANGLO-FRENCH INGENUITY, Worm #78 1980 p82
"the anglo-irish barmaid", Last p14
ANIMAL CRACKERS, Last p39
AN ANNIVERSARY, Bellingham 4(2) 1981 Fall p9
ANOTHER CAT POEM, Scenes p41
ANOTHER INSTALLMENT IN THE CONTINUING FARCE OF HARTZ, Minotaur 6(1) 1983 p45
ANOTHER LIGHT GOES OUT, Worm #80 1980 p139
ANOTHER ONE THAT GOT AWAY, Dolphin p23, Worm #93 1984 p23
ANOTHER RUBRIC DOWN THE W.C., Wind 12(46) 1982 p24
APOCALYPSE POSTPONED
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p8
"Apparently they both thought otherwise.", Worm #81/82 1981 p44
APRES LE MÉTRO DERNIER, PVSIBCP p54, Worm #92 1983 p147
L'APRES-MIDI DU TOAD, Harbor 1980 Spr p31
ART AND LAW, Stanford p16
ARTEMIS ARCHERESS, Prince p15
"as i'm gagging down a handful of excedrin", Scree #22/23 1983 p23
"As kids, if we arrived at the basketball court", Hoop p47
"as the sun sets on st. patrick's day,", Poetry/LA #9 1984/85 Fall/Win p100
ASPEN SABBATH, Last p30
"assassinations, beatings, perversions, strikes,", By Land p37, Maelstrom #20 1982 p37
"an associated press story, datelined Carson City,", Worm #94 1984 p79
ASTEROIDS, CQ #10 1980 p16
ASYLUM PICNIC by MATTE [rev], Maelstrom #18/19 1981 p66
AT 22, HIS FIRST GRAY HAIR, Lemon #2 1984 p7
AT 37, Stanford p14
"at brighton, in the bumper cars,", Last p13
"at dodger stadium,", Proof #2 1983 Fall/Win p20
AT ELEVEN MY SON'S STILL AWAKE, Oro 2(3/4) 1984 p50
"at gandhi, in orange county,", Fear p6, Planet 1(3) 1984 p5
"at one time basketball was my life.", Hoop p38, Seesaw p58
"At the age of 35, a strange inversion:", NWTCP p76
"at the meeting the other members", Bellingham 6(2) 1983 Fall p15
"at the natural wonder"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p7
"at the outdoor oyster bar,", Last p44
"at the sight of the space needle", Last p42
"at the time of the vietnam war", Electr #33 1984 Sum p36
AT THE TOMB OF THE UNKNOWN SOLDIER, Winn 3(5) 1982 Aug p14
AT TOR HOUSE, Clear p6
AUNT JULIA & THE SCRIPTWRITER by VARGAS LLOSA [rev], PressT 1982 Sept 24 p.A15
BABEL, By Land p39, Maelstrom #20 1982 p39
BACK FROM VACATION, COD p25, Worm #84 1981 p123
BACK HOME, Last p48
"back in second grade", P–V 13 min. 23 sec., Seesaw p26, Winn 2(6) 1981 Sep p22
"back in the second grade", Winn 2(6) 1981 Sep p22
"Bad legs,", Seesaw p42
BALANCING ACT by TOWNSEND [rev], Maelstrom #16 1980 p33
A BAR IN CALAVERAS COUNTY, Last p46
"barcelona and the costa brava are quite english.", Last p27
"barcelona is your kind of town,", Last p25
"the bars we drink in do not differ,", Fear p12, Planet 1(3) 1984 p11
BASKETBALL (WITH AN ASSIST TO CHARLES STETLER), Hoop p255
BEA AND ORV, ORV AND BEA, Dolphin p17, Worm #93 1984 p17
BEARER OF GOOD TIDINGS, Snap 1(1) 1982 Win p37
"because i am so much more insecure", Women p144, Worm #88 1982 p144
"because i have a full white beard", Bellingham 6(2) 1983 Fall p16
"because i was attending so many plays", By Land p37, Maelstrom #20 1982 p37
"Because I was drinking more", Pinch 1982 p13
"because the rabbits got into", Lemon #1 1983 p19
"because the toad had never been"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p7
Becker, David
PENSIVE MOMENT -- GERALD LOCKLIN [art], D49er 1984 Mar 27 p3
"beds cannot contain my kids in sleep.", Poetry/LA #8 1984 Spr/Sum p46
BEER, Beer, Hate, Pinch 5(3) 1984 p29, Scree #22/23 1983 p22
BEERBOHM ABOVE RAPALLO, Impulse #14 1981 Dec p7
"before i leave for gatwick with my son,", By Land p35, Maelstrom #20 1982 p35
"before leaving work", Fear p14, Planet 1(3) 1984 p13
BEICHTVATER, PGUS p47
BENEATH THE TIP OF THE ICEBERG IN HEMINGWAY'S 'THE MOTHER OF A QUEEN' [prose]
Stetler, Charles & GL, HemR 2(1) 1982 Fall p68
Benes, Steven
GERALD LOCKLIN AND RON KOERTGE [prose], LAM 28(4) 1983 Apr p269
ROSES ARE RED, POETS ARE BLUE [prose] [includes GL], LAM 28(4) 1983 Apr p264
BERNARD SHAW, THE DARKER SIDE by SILVER [rev], PressT 1982 Mar 19 p.B6
THE BEST AND BRIGHTEST, Fear p10, Planet 1(3) 1984 p9
"the best musical entertainment toad finds,", Winn 3(5) 1982 Aug p14
THE BEST YEAR OF HER LIFE, Worm #92 1983 p149
"bicycle to las vegas.", Worm #92 1983 p148
BIG-DEAL EDITOR, Impet #2 1984 Dec p49
BIG-FOOTED WOMAN, Poetry/LA #8 1984 Spr/Sum p47
"a big-footed woman walks the spines of heroes.", Poetry/LA #8 1984 Spr/Sum p47
"bill, this week i saw a bumper sticker that said,", Maelstrom #18/19 1981 p52
BIRTH-DEATH IN CENTRAL IDAHO, Last p34
A BIT OF A READ IN THE BOOK OF NIGHT, Changing p23
BITE MY TONGUE, NWTCP p69
"the black marine approached the bar", Poetry/LA #4 1982 Spr/Sum p96
THE BLUE NUN AND I, Worm #92 1983 p148
THE BLUE NUN AND I GO TO A BALLGAME, Poetry/LA #3 1981/82 Fall/Win p88
THE BLUE NUN AND I GO TO THE FARMER'S MARKET, Poetry/LA #3 1981/82 Fall/Win p86
"the blue nun and i take our two-year-old", Mag (V) 14(2) 1984 Spr p7
THE BLUE NUN WATCHES, Poetry Mag #2 1982 p36
THE BLUE NUN WITH THE WHITE GUITAR, Poetry Mag #2 1982 p36
BOARDWALK by SPIRES [rev], Maelstrom #18/19 1981 p67
BOBBIE AT SLUMBER, Seesaw p49
"bobbie, what possessed you to make", Scenes p16
"bobbie, when i got home i napped a couple", Prince p18
BODY AND SOUL, NWTCP p76
BON VOYAGE, Scenes p20
"boxers, presidential candidates, pool-players", Dolphin p24, Worm #93 1984 p24
THE BOY-MEETS-GIRL STORY [prose], Maelstrom #17 1980 p3
BREAD AND WINE, Scenes p56
A BRIEF HIATUS, Wind 12(46) 1982 p24
"The brochure for the new course advertised it", Worm #77 1980 p37
THE BROKEN FACE OF SUMMER by HOGAN [rev], Maelstrom #21/22 1982 p73
THE BROMPTON CEMETERY, Last p15
"bruce lindsay is, like charles stetler,", Last p24
BRUCE, OL' BUDDY, Last p25
LA BUFADORA
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p7
BUKOWSKI AT HIS BEST, NWTCP p65
"but at ten o'clock,", Lost #15 1983 Oct p33
"...but the day occurred when", Seesaw p25
BY LAND, SEA & AIR by LOCKLIN & ZEPEDA [rev]
Woessner, Warren, Abraxas #27/28 1983 p55
BY LAND, SEA, AND AIR
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Maelstrom #20 1982
"By the time the police arrived", Scenes p70
CABBAGE CONUNDRUM, Roadwork #8 1983? p20
CABERNET NOSTALGIA, Worm #80 1980 p141
"the calendar translates it,", Poetry/LA #5 1982/83 Fall/Win p31
CALIFORNIA, New Geog p278
"California's business community", Bellingham 4(2) 1981 Fall p7
THE CAMERA EYE, By Land p37, Maelstrom #20 1982 p37
CANCELING A PEP TALK, Impulse #9 1980 June p2
CAN'T WIN, Truly Fine 5(2) 1981 p11
CAN'T YOU EVER JUST BE NICE?, Last p12
CARPE THE PER DIEM, Gypsy #1 1984 p4
"the cat has brought another lizard home.", Scenes p63
CATCH THE WIND by GRADY [rev], LA Times 1980 Oct 16 part 5 p29
CATCHING DIOGENES NAPPING, Winn 3(5) 1982 Aug p17
THE CAT-DREAM, Last p40
A CATHOLIC GENTLEMAN, Last p19
CAVIARE AT THE FUNERAL: POEMS by SIMPSON [rev], PressT 1980 Dec 26 p.A12
CENTERFOLD PHOTOGRAPHER, Scree #19/21 1981 p74
"'Champagne?' I observed.", Scenes p25
CHANTILLY LACE, Last p26
CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME, Poetry Now #26 1980 p43
CHARLES BUKOWSKI ON CHARLES BUKOWSKI [interview], Home 3(4) 1982/83 Win p9
CHARLES STETLER INTERVIEWT GERALD LOCKLIN [sic]
Stetler, Charles, PGUS p140
CHARLEY, Last p24
CHECKING IN AND OUT, Abraxas #23/24 1981 p83
CHINATOWN, Dolphin p22, Worm #93 1984 p22
CHOCOLATE BUNNY, Prince p22
"Chopped up in her flower pots.", NWTCP p70
THE CHRISTIAN MINISTRY TO THE VARIOUSLY COLORED PEOPLES, Dolphin p21, Worm #93 1984 p21
"chuck and i are sitting in the office", Maelstrom #18/19 1981 p54
THE CIRCUITS ARE IN DANGER OF OVERLOADING, Women p139, Worm #88 1982 p139
CLASS, Worm #85 1982 p30
THE CLAUDE RAINS OF SEAL BEACH, Pinch 5(1) 1984 p17
A CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER TO SOCIETY, Bellingham 4(2) 1981 Fall p51, Clear p2
A CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER TO SOCIETY by LOCKLIN [rev]
Green, Joseph, Bellingham 4(2) 1981 Fall p49
Mailman, Leo, Maelstrom #18/19 1981 p64
CLOSE BUT NO CIGAR, Last p36
CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE COUNTERPRODUCTIVE KIND, Riprap #5 1983 p64
THE CLOSEST DISTANCE IS SELDOM DIRECT, Abraxas #31/32 1984 p21
A CLOSET DRAMA IS NOT ONE IN WHICH, Dolphin p25, Worm #93 1984 p25
CLOTHES MAKE THE WOMAN, Sierra 1(1) 1984 Fall p66
THE CLOUDS, Scenes p33
THE CLYDESDALE TWO-STEP, Lemon #1 1983 p19
C'MON, JOHN, Pinch 5(1) 1984 p16
COCKATIEL, Dolphin p18, Worm #93 1984 p18
COIGNS OF VANTAGE, Seesaw p33
COLD, STRAIGHT FROM THE CAN, Worm #92 1983 p149
A COLONIST, Worm #81/82 1981 p43
COLOR AS ABSOLUTE: A FAUVIST NIGHTMARE, Longhouse 1983 Spr p16
"colors, unlike other people's children,", Winn 3(5) 1982 Aug p15
COME SUMMER, Fireweed (Lorane) #1 1982 Win p36
THE COMEDIAN AS THE LETTER G, Seesaw p7
"coming out of the movie, yanks,", SA4, Women p132, Worm #88 1982 p132
COMMENTARY [prose], Dreamworks 4(2) 1984/85 p123
COMPASSION, Comet #1 1984 Sep/Oct p13
CONCERNING CERTAIN ATTACKS ON JOHN IRVING, Fear p4, Planet 1(3) 1984 p3
CONCHISE COUNTY [sic], Last p32
THE CONDESCENSION OF THE NEWLY ORTHODOX, Last p46
CONFESSIONAL, Last p40
Conner, Don R.
FEAR AND PATERNITY IN THE PAUMA VALLEY by LOCKLIN [rev], Proof #5 1984 Sum p22
LAND, SEA AND AIR by LOCKLIN [rev], Proof #2 1983 Fall/Win p29
A CONNOISSEUR, Bellingham 4(2) 1981 Fall p7
THE CONSEQUENCES OF A LOWERED DRINKING AGE, Last p45
"considering how few freeways one finds"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p10
A CONSTITUENCY OF DUNCES, New Geog p279, NGOP p279, Pinch 5(1) 1984 p16
CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM, OR, EVERY ATROCITY MUST HAVE A SILVER LINING, Abraxas #31/32 1984 p21
A CONVERSATION WITH RON KOERTGE
Locklin, Gerald & Stetler, Charles, Home 3(2) 1982 p19
CORROBORATING EVIDENCE, Random W #3 1984 May p29
COUNTER-PRODUCTIVE QUESTIONS, Stanford p9
"a couple of days before the trip", By Land p5, Maelstrom #20 1982 p5
COVENTRY, Last p14
COVENTRY: AN ADDENDUM, Last p14
THE COVER OF THE TOKYO-MONTANA EXPRESS, Bellingham 6(2) 1983 Fall p16
Craig, David
WHY TURN A PERFECTLY GOOD TOAD INTO A PRINCE? by LOCKLIN [rev], Proof #5 1984 Sum p45
LA CREME DE LA CREME, Seesaw p42
THE CRITICAL DIRECTION, NWTCP p63
"a crutch is erect against the pay phone.", Grimoire #4 1983 Spr p39
CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY, Truly Fine 6(2) 1983 p8
THE CURE by LOCKLIN [rev]
Mailman, Leo, Maelstrom #16 1980 p36
DALE CARNABY, Truly Fine 5(1) 1981 Spr p11
DAMNED WITHOUT PRAISE, Proof #6 1984/85 Win p11
DANGLING IN THE TOURNEFORTIA by BUKOWSKI [rev], AmBook 4(5) 1982 July/Aug p6
DARK COMPANIONS by CAMPBELL [rev], SISF 19(4) 1982 Fall p398
DARKNESS VISIBLE by GOLDING [rev], PressT 1980 Jan 6 p.L5
"dave cherin so fell in love with the movie,", Women p136, Worm #88 1982 p136
"the day after i make my return flight final,", By Land p39, Maelstrom #20 1982 p39
THE DAY MAURY WILLS CAME BACK TO STEAL ONE LAST ONE, NWTCP p72
THE DAY OF THE PAINTER; THE DEATH OF THE COCK: NATHANAEL WEST'S HOLLYWOOD NOVEL [prose], LAIF p67
THE DAY OF THE RESTAURANTS, Etc #15/16 1980 p14
DAYS OF HEAVEN'S GATE CAN'T WAIT, Impet #1 1984 Sep p23
D-DAY, 1980, SA4, Women p132, Worm #88 1982 p132
DE PROFUNDIS, EARL'S COURT, MARCH 1980 [prose], By Land p24, Maelstrom #20 1982 p24
DEATH AND TRANSFIGURATION ON THE ISLE OF MAN [prose], Dreamworks 4(2) 1984/85 p124
DEATH BEFORE DISHONOR, Longhouse 1983 Spr p16
THE DEATH OF JEAN-PAUL SARTRE, SA4, Women p131, Worm #88 1982 p131
THE DEATH OF THE CHAMELEON, Akros #4 1981 Spr p23
DEATH OF THE POET IN RESIDENCE, NWTCP p67
DECADENT, Worm #78 1980 p81
DEJA FUCKING VU, Last p14
THE DEMONSTRATION FOREST, Last p38
DIARY COWS by KOERTGE [rev], Maelstrom #21/22 1982 p72
"Didn't they stick one of them", CQ #10 1980 p16
DIE DIENSTAGSGESCHICHTE [prose], PGUS p12
DINNER AT EIGHT FOR FIVE WITH DAVID BOWIE, Impet #2 1984 Dec p48
THE DISAPPEARANCE OF THE GREENWOOD, Poetry/LA #6 1983 Spr/Sum p74
DISTRIBUTIONAL ANALYSIS, Electr #30 1983 Sum p22
A DISTURBING ASPECT OF THE TRUTH, Scree #22/23 1983 p24
DIVORCEE, Scree #22/23 1983 p22, Seesaw p3
DIVVYING UP THE LOOT, Amanda 1983 June p11
Dixon, Gitta & Wert, David
PROFESSOR LEADS DOUBLE LIFE AS AUTHOR AND POET [prose] [re: GL], D49er 1983 Sept 29 p4
"'Do you like whales?' my son asks me.", Fireweed (Lorane) #1 1982 Win p36
"'Do you love me?' I asked.", Last p10
DOES TIME HEAL ALL WOUNDS? SEARCH FOR THE CODE HERO IN THE SUN ALSO RISES [prose]
Stetler, Charles & GL, McNeese 28 1981/82 p92
DOG DAYS: A CANINE PHANTASY, Harpoon 2(2) 1980 Fall p27
THE DOLPHIN MARKET, Dolphin p13, Worm #93 1984 p13
"The Dolphin Market is one of the last", Dolphin p13, Worm #93 1984 p13
"Don't ask me why,", Amorotica p68
DON'T DRESS YOUR CAT IN AN APRON by SPEER [rev], Maelstrom #21/22 1982 p73
DON'T SWEAT IT, Stanford p5
"the door is closed against the elements.", Harbor 1980 Spr p31
D'Oro, Rachel
TEACHING HAS RHYME AND REASON FOR POET [prose] [re: GL], D49er 1984 Mar 27 p3
LES DOUANIERS, Last p18
DOUBLE SUPERLATIVE, By Land p20, Maelstrom #20 1982 p20
DR. LOCKLIN'S QUICK WEIGHT-LOSS DIET, Last p33
DR. ROGET, THE AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL NOVELIST [prose], Dog 3(1) 1984 Spr p13
A DREAM OF INCEST [prose], Am Lit Rev 1(2) 1980 Dec p25
DREAMS FROM BUNKER HILL by FANTE [rev], AmBook 5(2) 1983 Jan/Feb p23
DREI GENERATIONEN, PGUS p137
DRIFT OF SWINE by OCHESTER [rev], Maelstrom #21/22 1982 p73
DROWNING THE HATCHET, Women p144, Worm #88 1982 p144
DRYING OUT, Last p38
"The dude came in the liquor store,", Fireweed (Lorane) #1 1982 Win p39
DUKE'S BRAND
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p9
DUST, Invisible #28 1981 Dec p11
THE DWARF, Scree #22/23 1983 p24
DYING FOR A BARGAIN
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p10
EAGLETON, Prince p25
EARTH POWER COMING: SHORT FICTION IN NATIVE AMERICAN LITERATURE ed by ORTIZ [rev], SISF 21(3) 1984 Sum p276
ECHOES, MARBLE TILES, IWO JIMA, Seesaw p18
EDGAR ALLAN POE'S BROAD-JUMP RECORD WHILE ZELDA BURNS [prose]
Locklin, Gerald & Stetler, Charles, LA Times Bk R 1981 Mar 22 p3
EDGAR POE MEETS EDITH PIAF, Random W #4 1984 Oct p59
"edward field,", Mag (V) 14(2) 1984 Spr p7
"edward field once wrote,", Last p36
"the eighteen-year-old in kalispell, montana", Last p45
"eleven years ago, when he obtained", Last p38
ELIZA DOOLITTLE REVISITED, Seesaw p9
ELLIS ISLAND AND OTHER STORIES by HELPRIN [rev], SISF 18(3) 1981 Sum p339
"emerging from the san bernardo station, hail a taxi", Last p21
EMERITUS, Worm #92 1983 p146
THE END OF A DRY SPELL?, Amorotica p69
THE ENERGY CRISIS, Clear p1
"the english poet arrives in shabby cloak,", Bellingham 4(2) 1981 Fall p7
AN ENGLISH PROFESSOR CORRECTS SHAKESPEARE [prose], Pinch 5(3) 1984 p30
EPIPHANY, Last p13
EPITAPH: SIDNEY CARTON, Home 3(4) 1982/83 Win p2
ERNEST HEMINGWAY: 'BEST OF ALL HE LOVED THE FALL' [prose]
Locklin, Gerald & Stetler, Charles, HemNo 6(2) 1981 Spr p20, Snow 43(1) 1980 Spr p18
"es gibt nur zwei sachen, die ein mensch machen kann", PGUS p35
"Even though I had hopes of getting into her pants", Scenes p6
THE EVENING'S GRADING WAS NOT A LOSS, Dolphin p24, Worm #93 1984 p24
"everyone in england except the proprietors", By Land p38, Maelstrom #20 1982 p38
"everyone writes of him, myself included,", AMV 1980 p247
"everyone's started telling me again", Abraxas #31/32 1984 p21
"everytime i see the white rocks", Fireweed (Lorane) #2 Spr 1983 p21
EVOLUTION, NWTCP p75, PGUS p35
"The ex-barmaid with the big tits", Worm #84 1981 p122
THE EXORCISTS, Scenes p15, SFASA p15
FAINT LINES IN A DRAWING OF JIM [prose]
Agee, Mia & Locklin, Gerald, SISF 20(2/3) 1983 Spr/Sum p151
THE FALCONER CANNOT HEAR THE MALTESE FALCON, Worm #81/82 1981 p44
THE FALL CLASSIC, Poetry Now #28 1980 p32
FALLING ASLEEP, Fireweed (Lorane) #1 1982 Win p37
A FALLING OUT, Last p22
FAMOUS LAST WORDS (ASSIST TO BRUCE LINDSAY), Fireweed (Lorane) #1 1982 Win p39
FATHER CONFESSOR, Amorotica p68
FATHER DAMIEN, Dolphin p23, Worm #93 1984 p23
FATHER OF LIES, Worm #78 1980 p82
FATHERS AND SONS, Worm #85 1982 p29
FEAR AND PATERNITY IN THE PAUMA VALLEY, Fear p20, Planet 1(3) 1984 p19
FEAR AND PATERNITY IN THE PAUMA VALLEY by LOCKLIN [rev]
Androla, Ron, Gypsy #1 1984 p66
Conner, Don R., Proof #5 1984 Sum p22
Nicoletta, Peter, Bellingham 7(2) 1984 Fall p64
Yoder, Bart, Electr #33 1984 Sum p42
"fear of hallucination is", Fireweed (Lorane) #1 1982 Win p37
FESTTAG MIT PUTER [prose], PGUS p49
THE FETISHIST REVIEWER, Poetry Now #26 1980 p43
"fifteen years ago i was a real asshole,", Pinch 3(3) 1982 June/July p25
THE FIFTY-FIRST WAY TO LEAVE YOUR LOVER, NWTCP p70
FINAL, Oro 2(1) 1983 Sum p0
A FINAL CONSIDERATION, Last p36
THE FINAL SOLUTION, Poetry Mag #2 1982 p35
FINDING THE CENTER: TWO NARRATIVES by NAIPAUL [rev], PressT 1984 Nov 4 p.L4
FIRE IN THE CANYONS, AUTUMN 1980, Poetry/LA #3 1981/82 Fall/Win p76
"the first day i just click the shutter", Scree #19/21 1981 p74
"first he gave up cigarettes,", Electr #31 1983 Fall/Win p20
"the first illogicality is that", Minotaur 5(1) 1981 p38
"the first memo i read", Dolphin p15, Worm #93 1984 p15
"first there is a cube.", Impulse #14 1981 Dec p8
"the first three days he didn't drink till dinner", Last p38
"first we reduced our vehicles to scrap.", Poetry/LA #7 1983/84 Fall/Win p20
"the first year i taught at long beach state", Fear p10, Planet 1(3) 1984 p9
FIVE CARD STUD [rev], Maelstrom #16 1980 p33
"five hundred miles out of the way.", Last p45
THE FIVE-MINUTE SENTIMENTALIST, Stanford p17
"For centuries the preachers have counseled", Clear p3
"for over a month i did not hear from her.", Wind 12(46) 1982 p24
FOR THE LAST REMAINING FLOWER CHILDREN, Stanford p2
"for two weeks i've had a terrible back.", Postpoetry #22 1983
"for weeks the very nice", Women p138, Worm #88 1982 p138
"for years i've left her funny notes,", Worm #80 1980 p139
FORGIVE ME, MAESTRO, I CAN'T HELP MYSELF, Dog 2(2) 1983 Aut p12
FORTY IS THE AGE OF INVOLUTION, Format 3(2) 1980 Oct p9
FOUND POEM, Poetry Now #31 1981 p17
A FOUR DAY WORK WEEK UNDER THE VOLCANO DOWN AND OUT IN LONDON AND ADRIFT IN SOHO [prose], By Land p29, Maelstrom #20 1982 p29
FOUR MEN, NWTCP p77
"the four of us were walking", Women p133, Worm #88 1982 p133
#14, Scree #22/23 1983 p23
THE FOURTH VOLUME OF THE SNOPES TRILOGY, Worm #94 1984 p79
"frag mich nicht wiese", PGUS p47
"frank lane was a general manager", Comet #1 1984 Sep/Oct p15
THE FRENCHWOMAN POEMS by MANNING [rev], Maelstrom #16 1980 p34
"a friend of mine", Fear p20, Planet 1(3) 1984 p7
"a friend of mine is moving,", Impulse #18 1983 Jan/Feb p9
"A friend of mine once told me", Hate, Scenes p39
A FRIENDSHIP RITUAL
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p7
"from kindergarten to the middle grades", Dolphin p23, Worm #93 1984 p23
FROM THE MOUTHS OF BABES' MOTHERS, Pinch 1983 June? p6
FROM THE UNIVERSITY BULLETIN, Bellingham 4(2) 1981 Fall p7
"from what you've told me of your mother,", Last p38
THE FRONTIER WAS WITHOUT A SYSTEM, Poetry/LA #8 1984 Spr/Sum p45
A GAME MEN PLAY by BOURJAILY [rev], Indep 1980 May 23 p. C1
"gene dinelli comes to my office door", Women p139, Worm #88 1982 p139
GENEROSITY, Clear p15
GERALD, ARE YOU GRIEVING, Poetry/LA #5 1982/83 Fall/Win p33
GERALD LOCKLIN AND RON KOERTGE [prose]
Benes, Steven, LAM 28(4) 1983 Apr p269
GERALD LOCKLIN [art], Beer, Electr #29 1983 Spr p27, Electr #30 1983 Sum p39, Electr #31 1983 Fall/Win p44, Last p49, Poetry Now #26 1980 p43, Prince back cover, Stanford p19
Henderson, Kent, PressT 1983 Jan 16 p.L1 & L10
Lee, Richard, PAOP cover, PGUS cover & title page
Levin, Sheree, Planet 1(3) 1984 back cover
Wilson, Sam, PGUS p143
Zepeda, Rafael, PGUS p6
A GERALD LOCKLIN CHECKLIST [prose], Scree #22/23 1983 p25
GERALD LOCKLIN [interview], Pinch 2(2) 1981 Apr/May p5
THE GERALD LOCKLIN MEMORIAL SPELLING BEE, Maelstrom #21/22 1982 p37
GERALD LOCKLIN [prose], Univ 5(1) 1983 Spr p35
Gloor, Don & Yancey, Brock, Univ 5(1) 1983 Spr p34
GERALD LOCKLIN READS HIS POEMS TO AN AUDIENCE OF 40 STUDENTS AND FACULTY [art]
Shalygin, Olga, D49er 1982 Mar 30 p3
GET OFF MY ASS, Fear p17, Planet 1(3) 1984 p16
GETTING OUT THE VOTE, Seesaw p50, Winn 2(6) 1981 Sep p22
"a girl i had been sleeping with", Abraxas #29/30 1984 p63
A GIRL THAT I DON'T LOVE BUT SOMEONE OUGHT TO, Scenes p26
GIVING AWAY THE BRIDE, Proof #2 1983 Fall/Win p29
GLOCKENGELÄUTE FÜR MICH UND MEINE KLEINE [prose], PGUS p89
Gloor, Don & Yancey, Brock
GERALD LOCKLIN [prose], Univ 5(1) 1983 Spr p34
GO EAST, YOUNG MAN, Impulse #18 1983 Jan/Feb p9
GOING FOR A WALK by DE REGNIERS [rev], PressT 1982 Apr 11 p.L6
GOLD, FRANKINCENSE, MYRRH, AND ATARI, Bellingham 6(2) 1983 Fall p16
THE GOLD RUSH [prose], Southwest 21st p118
GOLDIE GIRL, Women p138, Worm #88 1982 p138
GOOD FRIDAY, Prince p21
THE GOOD KID GETS FIVE MINUTES AT THE MICROPHONE, Dolphin p26, Worm #93 1984 p26
THE GOOD LIFE, Scree #22/23 1983 p22
GOOD MEDICINE AND BAD, Scenes p38
THE GOOD OLD DAYS, Seesaw p30
GRANADA, Last p24
GRAND CANYON SUNSET, Last p34
LES GRANDS TETONS: 1., Last p31
LES GRANDS TETONS: 2, Last p31
THE GREAT GRETSKY, Fear p16, Planet 1(3) 1984 p15
A GREAT PEOPLE MOBILIZES, Poetry/LA #7 1983/84 Fall/Win p20
THE GREAT WAR, Clear p10
"the greek proprietor", Last p14
Green, Joseph
A CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER TO SOCIETY by LOCKLIN [rev], Bellingham 4(2) 1981 Fall p49
THE LAST OF TOAD by LOCKLIN [rev], Bellingham 4(2) 1981 Fall p49
TWO FOR THE SEESAW AND ONE FOR THE ROAD by LOCKLIN [rev], Bellingham 4(2) 1981 Fall p49
"the green santo tomas valley,"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p10
THE GREENING OF LEISURE HILLS, Lemon #1 1983 p19
"gretel, pippi, annie.", Poetry/LA #6 1983 Spr/Sum p75
Grobaty, Tim
NO RHYME, SOME REASON TO GERALD LOCKLIN'S LIFE [prose], PressT 1983 Jan 16 p.L1
GROWING UP, Poetry/LA #8 1984 Spr/Sum p46
GROWING UP ALIVE, Women p136, Worm #88 1982 p136
GUARANTEE, Pinch 2(2) 1981 Apr/May p8
A GUIDE TO THE CINEMA, Maelstrom #18/19 1981 p54
GUNFIGHTER, AMV 1980 p247
"the guy i'm drinking with says,", Stanford p13
HAND-IN-HAND IN THE L.A. ARTS VANGUARD, Dolphin p22, Worm #93 1984 p22
HAPPY HOUR, Scree #22/23 1983 p23
HARD TO TOP, Last p45
"has his own rig,", Seesaw p43
"has two of the most imposing", Last p32
"'haven't you ever been number one in anything?'", Wind 10(39) 1980 p28
"having had a good cry", Last p14
HAWK FLIGHTS by HASLAM [rev], SISF 20(4) 1983 Fall p330
"he brings me copies", Occasional #10 1982 back cover
"he came three thousand miles to the future.", Listening p83
HE DISREGARDED HIS FATHER'S ADVICE, Poetry/LA #5 1982/83 Fall/Win p32
"he finds he makes his best time", Last p41
"he gets the divorce", NWTCP p78
"he had already given them", Bellingham 4(2) 1981 Fall p50, Last p42
"he hadn't tied one on in weeks", Last p16
"he is watching wimbledon with a roomful", Dog 3(2) 1984 Aut p46
"he knew the bitter cold was not just his imagination,", Random W #3 1984 May p29
"He lay in the searing clutches of the fever", NWTCP p67
"he marries her because", Dolphin p25, Worm #93 1984 p25
"He never ceases to amaze me.", Minotaur 6(1) 1983 p45
"he pulls this one guy over in the crenshaw district", Scenes p31
"he rode his bike to town", Stanford p4
HE SWEARS IT HAPPENED, Scenes p40
"he thought that they should'", Last p33
"He took equal parts of incest and amontillado,", Minotaur 6(1) 1983 p17, Scenes p8, SFASA p8
"he tried to start out with", Scree #22/23 1983 p24
"he used to be one of the editors", Impet #2 1984 Dec p49
"he was already a great success as an actor,", Winn 3(5) 1982 Aug p17
"he was interviewing some southern moral majority senator", Dolphin p21, Worm #93 1984 p21
"He was looking up the correct pronunciation of maleficent", Worm #92 1983 p145
"he was not even bestial", Worm #78 1980 p81
"he was sitting in the forty-niners tavern", NWTCP p65
"He was surprised to find the Maharishi", PressT 1983 Jan 16 p.L10
"he went to wordsworth's digs", Last p13
HEARING OF THE HARD TIMES by SKINNER [rev], Maelstrom #21/22 1982 p72
HEAT, Fairf #4 1982 p10
"he'd been in england for a week", Bellingham 4(2) 1981 Fall p50, Last p12
THE HELPFUL BARTENDER OF TILLAMOOK, Bellingham 4(2) 1981 Fall p50, Last p42
HEMINGWAY AND THE ADULT SPORTS STORY [prose]
Stetler, Charles & GL, McNeese 30 1983/84 p29
Hemingway, Mary
HEMINGWAY ON HEMINGWAY; LETTER/INTERVIEW IN REPLY TO GERALD LOCKLIN & CHARLES STETLER [prose], Home53(1) 1984 Fall Fall p9
HEMINGWAY ON HEMINGWAY; LETTER/INTERVIEW IN REPLY TO GERALD LOCKLIN & CHARLES STETLER [prose]
Hemingway, Mary, Home53(1) 1984 Fall Fall p9
HEMINGWAY: THE CRITICAL HERITAGE by MEYERS [rev]
Locklin, Gerald & Stetler, Charles, PressT 1982 Apr 30 p.A23
HEMINGWAY WOULD HAVE TO WRITE A COUPLE EXTRA NOVELS, By Land p21, Maelstrom #20 1982 p21
Henderson, Kent
GERALD LOCKLIN [art], PressT 1983 Jan 16 p.L1 & L10
HER ENDEARING YOUNG CHARMS, Seesaw p51
"Her first man was an aspiring writer.", NWTCP p77
HER FRIENDS HAVE A CERTAIN WAY OF LOOKING AT ME, Worm #84 1981 p121
"the hero kills his mother", Dolphin p25, Worm #93 1984 p25
"he's a big, tall, ugly swede", Proof #2 1983 Fall/Win p18
"he's a bright, talented, and interesting guy,", Women p134, Worm #88 1982 p134
"he's the kid who brought figure-skating", Fear p16, Planet 1(3) 1984 p15
"he's the only guy i've ever known", Women p142, Worm #88 1982 p142
HIGHWAY ONE, Last p38
DAS HIPPIEHEMD [prose], PGUS p92
"his bread was buttered on,", Truly Fine 5(2) 1981 p11
"his favorite actor", Women p141, Worm #88 1982 p141
"His massive sinews", Poetry Now #32 1981 p17
"his son asks, 'will you take me", Last p49
"his vita nueva did not last for long.", Last p12
HIT AND RUN POEMS [rev], Maelstrom #16 1980 p33
Holcomb, Gary
POET'S BOOK CANADA COULD BE HIS BEST YET [prose], D49er 1980 Jan 31 p3
THE HOLOCAUST COMES HOME, Dog 3(2) 1984 Aut p46
HOME COOKING AT THE FUTURE IN-LAWS, Listening p83
"home from hawking his unreal estate,", Goblets 1981 Sum p14
AN HONEST MISTAKE, Proof #2 1983 Fall/Win p20
HONESTY, Scenes p6
"honesty in show business is so rare", Slip #4 1984 p62
THE HOOK SHOT, Hoop p38, Seesaw p58
"hoping not, as on previous vacations,", Last p33
THE HORSE OF TALENT AND THE CART OF MENTAL ILLNESS, Fireweed (Lorane) #1 1982 Win p38
HOT WATER MUSIC by BUKOWSKI, SISF 21(2) 1984 p158
HOW BEST TO SEE SEVILLE, Last p21
"how come those whiz kids on national t.v.", Maelstrom #21/22 1982 p37
"how right we were for each other just then,", Dolphin p28, Worm #93 1984 p28
HOW SOON THEY FORGET, By Land p20, Maelstrom #20 1982 p20
HOW TO GET ALONG WITH YOUR PUBLISHER, Occasional #10 1982 back cover
HOW TO RUIN THE REST OF SOMEONE'S DAY, Abraxas #23/24 1981 p82
THE HUMANITIES OFFICE BUILDING, Poetry Now #26 1980 p43
HURRICANE; OR A REFUTATION OF SYMBOLOGY, Invisible #26/27 1980 Aug p7
"hyperventilating, shod in desert boots,", Last p30
"I always fall in love with my little girls", Poetry/LA #5 1982/83 Fall/Win p33
"i always hold her in my arms", Slip #4 1984 p62
"I always kind of liked mowing lawns", SouthBay 6(10) 1982 Jan p71
"i always try to be candid", Planet #3 1984 p37
"I am against making guns illegal.", Bellingham 4(2) 1981 Fall p51, Clear p2
I AM, AM I? [prose], Planet 1(1) 1984 p12
"i am becoming a fat slob.", Scenes p59
"i am suffering from a massive attack", Worm #77 1980 p36
"i ask my kid if he's going to ride up with me", Proof #6 1984/85 Win p11
I BET SHE THROWS A MEAN FUCK, Prince p20
"i call home from the office at seven as usual,", Dog 2(2) 1983 Aut p13
"i can do this so easily,", Stanford p6
"i can take in stride", Last p45
"i catch her in the parking lot", Amorotica p69
I CLIMB THEM BECAUSE THEY'RE THERE, Random W #3 1984 May p51
"i could be tragically wrong,", Interstate #16 1984 p73
"i didn't support our college basketball team", Scenes p9
I DO BELONG TO THE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR!, Worm #80 1980 p142
I DO NOT HAVE HERPES [prose], Silverfish #9 1984 Fall p36
"i don't know how weird these kids", Abraxas #29/30 1984 p62
I DON'T THINK SHE WAS PUTTING ME ON, Wind 10(39) 1980 p27
"i dreamed i adopted a cat.", Last p40
"i drink more than most,", Bogg #52 1984 p14
"i drop my kids off", Etc #15/16 1980 p14
"i feel a little like sebastian vanable", Last p48
"i fell in love with claire bloom", Proof #2 1983 Fall/Win p29
"I forgot how seriously some people take themselves,", Scenes p11
"i go to the bank because", Dolphin p14, Worm #93 1984 p14
"i go to the office on friday afternoon", Worm #85 1982 p30
"I go to watch the sunset from the seawall.", Scree #22/23 1983 p24
"i got all As,", Dolphin p26, Worm #93 1984 p26
"i had another friend who hated barcelona.", Last p26
"i had been out of sorts for days; i was so miserable that i was even considering the use of drugs", Scenes p29
"i had this dream the other night", Last p41
"I had years ago conceded to him the title", Seesaw p42
"i have a directed studies student", Pinch 2(2) 1981 Apr/May p4
"i have a great deal of respect", Pinch 5(1) 1984 p16
"I have an entry scrawled", Pinch 2(2) 1981 Apr/May p2
"i have been taking good care of your cats", Scenes p41
"I have sometimes been accused", Poetry Mag #2 1982 p35
"I haven't been there.", Invisible #26/27 1980 Aug p7
"i hear her in the clothescloset", Crawl #1 1980 Fall p10
"i hear the talk show guest,", Home 4(3) 1983 Fall p21
"i hear your songs all over paris,", Last p21
"i heard john irving", Truly Fine 4(2) 1980 Nov p2
"i heard the throbbing", By Land p20, Maelstrom #20 1982 p20
"i heard three women cry today.", Impulse #8 1980 Feb p8
I HOPE THEY THROW THE BOOK AT HIM, Truly Fine 4(2) 1980 Nov p2
"I intend to concoct a cereal out of mushrooms", Worm #78 1980 p82
"I just received some poems back from a young poet-editor,", NWTCP p64
"I just received something through interdepartmental mail", Bellingham 4(2) 1981 Fall p6
"i knew a young man who hated t. s. eliot. his hatred was a rare and mighty", Stanford p10
"i know a girl who works as a", Clear p16
"i left my last class on friday afternoon,", Prince p16
"i like to call my girl at five on thursdays", Scree #22/23 1983 p23
"i liked the guy. he was a youngish 30, a science teacher from van nuys. he still", Last p20
"i looked upon her as my next true love,", Mag (V) 12(3) 1982 Win p19
"i love my children", Worm #92 1983 p146
I LOVE THE HOLLYWOOD BOWL, Fear p18, Planet 1(3) 1984 p17
"i may have been the only liberal in america", Worm #77 1980 p33
"i met a man from san francisco", Last p19
"i must have paraphrased john hawkes", Format 3(7) 1981 Sum p24
"i must not look quite as old", Random W #3 1984 May p51
"i never had a brother.", Worm #80 1980 p141
"i never realized the telephone directory", Format 3(2) 1980 Oct p9
"i never thought i'd miss tom snyder", Proof #6 1984/85 Win p27
"i notice that", Worm #94 1984 p79
"I only caught the tail end of it on the elevator.", NWTCP p68
"i only did one", Home 3(4) 1982/83 Win p2
"i only take her to the park", Scenes p26
"i picked san francisco to win the super bowl", Abbey #44 1983 Fall p9
"i play in her backyard", Seesaw p16
"i ran into this girl in a bar last night.", Dolphin p26, Worm #93 1984 p26
"i read in bukowski, 'it was true", Dolphin p16, Worm #93 1984 p16
"i read in roland barthes: 'striptease", Sierra 1(1) 1984 Fall p66
"i read in the morte d'arthur,", Harpoon 1981 Sum/Fall p27
"i read in the paper today", Pinch 1982 p13
"i read in the paris herald-trib", Last p25
"i read on a literary calendar:", Slip #3 1983 p51
"I read on a Scandinavian postcard", Bellingham 4(2) 1981 Fall p6
"I read on the side panel of the cereal box: 'If", Pinch 2(2) 1981 Apr/May p8
"i realized for the first time today", Stanford p14
"i rear-ended this chick at the bellflower intersection.", Prince p24
"i receive a note from an editor:", Etc #15/16 1980 p21
"i received my royalty check today", Planet #3 1984 p2
"i saw Moses the Lawgiver", Last p43
"i see a young friend", Poetry/LA #7 1983/84 Fall/Win p21
"I sent a copy of an article I'd written", Maelstrom #21/22 1982 p37
"I simply couldn't visit you this fall.", Fireweed (Lorane) #1 1982 Win p35
"i sometimes fall into a lamentable habit", Seesaw p54
"I stopped in Clancy's for a vodka-tonic", Home 4(1) 1983 Spr p19
"i submit three short stories to a magazine", Fear p5, Planet 1(3) 1984 p4
I SURE AS FUCK HOPE HE'S NOT RIGHT, Mag (V) 14(2) 1984 Spr p7
I SUSPECT OUR FUTURE CONVERSATION WILL BE ALTERED, Women p134, Worm #88 1982 p134
"i take a piss against a wall", Bellingham 4(2) 1981 Fall p8
I TAKE IT HE HASN'T BEEN WATCHING OPPENHEIMER, Winn 3(5) 1982 Aug p16
"i take my daughter out to lunch.", Clear p14, Seesaw p6, Winn 2(6) 1981 Sep p19
I TAUGHT HER TOO WELL, Worm #87 1982 p113
"I think I finally understand what the Beach Boys meant:", Scenes p10
I THINK IT WAS '72, Dolphin p15, Worm #93 1984 p15
"i thought i'd finally won an argument", Bogg #52 1984 p6
"I thought of her last night,", Worm #78 1980 p80
"i used to agree with stokely carmichael", By Land p21, Maelstrom #20 1982 p21
"i used to go to the parades. the bands", Scenes p46
"i used to live above a garage right on the sand.", Fireweed (Lorane) #1 1982 Win p40
"i used to want to fuck you all the time.", Last p39
"i wake to hear my healthy young daughter", Bellingham 6(2) 1983 Fall p17
"i wake up coughing, choking,", Goblets 1981 Aut p25
"i walked into the honeybucket", Lemon #1 1983 p19
"i walked into this famous paris bookstore.", Last p22
"i wandered among the puddles. why does", Poetry/LA #9 1984/85 Fall/Win p99
"I want to tell you what you are--not for", Scree #22/23 1983 p24
"i want to thank you for teaching me", Worm #92 1983 p149
"i wanted my kids to see harry's new york bar and grill,", By Land p21, Maelstrom #20 1982 p21
"i was already attracted to", Worm #92 1983 p150
"I was crossing the Pacific Coast Highway", Clear p7
"i was in the living room with bruce lindsay's kid,", LAM 28(4) 1983 Apr p269, Scenes p52
"I was just about to open", Abraxas #23/24 1981 p82
"i was never a fanatic of his", Proof #4 1984 Win p13
"i was once so close to them", Worm #85 1982 p29
"i was reviewing a book i really liked", Poetry Now #26 1980 p43
"i was taking a leak at the lassen park visitor center", Last p44
"i was telling my appreciation of literature class", Harbor 1980 Spr p30
"I wasn't really that taken with her", Scenes p21, Scree #22/23 1983 p24, SFASA p21
"i wasn't sure whether it was a freudian slip", Dolphin p24, Worm #93 1984 p24
I WISH I'D SAID THAT, AND SOME DAY I PROBABLY WILL, Poetry/LA #4 1982 Spr/Sum p96
I WISH THEY ALL COULD BE CALIFORNIA GIRLS, Scenes p10
"'i wonder,' he mused,", Last p34
"ich bin dagegen, schußwaffen zu verbieten", PGUS p10
"ich hatte gerade mein ritual", PGUS p111
"ich will meiner tochter einen paß ausstellen lassen", PGUS p8
"I'd always suspected that kids naturally sympathized", Seesaw p4, Winn 2(6) 1981 Sep p22
"I'd been disappointed when she said", Scenes p58
IDEAS AND INFLUENCES [prose], Poetry News #10 1981 July p3
IF A CLICHÉ FALLS IN THE FOREST, Listening p85
"if a student in the 1950's", Stanford p3
"If ever I would leave you,", Scenes p13
"If I'm visiting my kids and want", Seesaw p14
"if it is promoted as an attraction for children", Pinch 2(3) 1981 Sept/Oct p5
"If only", Seesaw p29
"if the athletes he wrote about", Proof #3 1983 Spr/Sum p2
"if there's an opera on t.v.", Dolphin p19, Worm #93 1984 p19
"if you ask one hundred poets", Fireweed (Lorane) #1 1982 Win p38
"if you ever have the opportunity", Last p33
ILL AT EASE IN ACADEME: OR, THE INCIDENCE OF CIRRHOSIS ON CAMPUS, Stanford p7
"i'll be going to bad kreuznach next week", Last p28
"'i'll be right back,' i say,", Fear p2, Planet 1(3) 1984 p1
ILL-ADVISED ANXIETIES, Winn 3(5) 1982 Aug p15
ILLUMINATION, Seesaw p32
I'M A LOT MORE APT TO BREAK, Bellingham 4(2) 1981 Fall p6
I'M AFRAID SHE'S RIGHT, Abraxas #29/30 1984 p63
"i'm always hearing about", Fear p9, Planet 1(3) 1984 p8
"I'm at the table with", Etc #15/16 1980 p10
"i'm glad your new job tires you.", Seesaw p49
"i'm going to have to start speaking", By Land p22, Maelstrom #20 1982 p22
"i'm in the line at the hospital", Abraxas #23/24 1981 p83
I'M IRISH ON THE ONE SIDE, SCOTTISH ON THE OTHER, AND MY WALLET WAS MADE IN TAIWAN, Poetry/LA #9 1984/85 Fall/Win p100
"i'm listening to kabc sporttalk", Electr #29 1983 Spr p13
"I'm neither very brave nor much of a fighter", Scenes p67
"I'm not talking about the pleasingly plump,", Scenes p54
"i'm sitting in the tavern", Worm #80 1980 p142
"i'm skipping rope out back", Bellingham 6(2) 1983 Fall p15
"i'm so sick of hearing the catch-phrase 'mid-life crisis'", Poetry/LA #4 1982 Spr/Sum p97
"i'm taking my daughter to get a passport", Worm #78 1980 p82
"i'm terribly hungover", Stanford p17
"I'm turning forty in a week", Poetry/LA #4 1982 Spr/Sum p96
"'i'm ugly,' i said.", Maelstrom #18/19 1981 p54
LES IMAGISTES
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p8
"imitation hemingway contests", Truly Fine 6(2) 1983 p8
THE IMMORTALS, Last p35
THE IMPORTANCE OF POOR PENMANSHIP, Pinch 2(2) 1981 Apr/May p2
"in 1728, william byrd of virginia, wrote:", Dolphin p21, Worm #93 1984 p21
"in 1964 I was sitting in the L.A. State cafeteria", Scenes p53
IN DEFENSE OF HYPERBOLE, Gypsy #1 1984 p4
"in der sechsten klasse kriegten wir eine nonne aus belgien", PGUS p139
IN MEMORIAM: BILL JACQUITH, Maelstrom #18/19 1981 p52
"in my fantasy i am the leader", Women p142, Worm #88 1982 p142
"In my sixth grade poetry writing class", Bellingham 3(2) 1980 Fall p17
"in pairs still,", Last p20
IN PRAISE OF MUSKETEERS, Bellingham 4(2) 1981 Fall p8
"in seal beach lives an old man with a face made leathery by", Last p24
"in seattle they caught an english-language", Last p43
"in sixth grade they gave us a belgian nun.", Scree #22/23 1983 p22
"in spite of frequent showerings,", Clear p8
"In the beautiful hardcover book of poems", Amanda 1983 June p11
"in the campus parking lot", Women p143, Worm #88 1982 p143
"in the clarity", Truly Fine 1984 p11
"in the delano parking lot", Vol #4 1984 p31
IN THE DINING ROOM, Stanford p15
"in the lobby of the theatre", NWTCP p69
IN THE MERCER CAVERNS, Last p46
"in the mona lisa bar"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p8
"in the morning mail a magazine arrives", Worm #80 1980 p138
"in the pool at the motel-6", By Land p15, Maelstrom #20 1982 p15, Scree #22/23 1983 p24
in the pool at the motel-6", By Land p15
IN THE SAME BAR, Last p19
"in the same delivery I received", Worm #94 1984 p79
IN THE STANFORD BOOKSTORE, Stanford p1
"in the summer of claude monet,", Poetry/LA #9 1984/85 Fall/Win p100
"in time they came to understand", Last p44
IN VINO VERITAS, Stanford p13
INCOMPATIBILITY, Seesaw p42
AN INDELIBLE IMPRESSION, Seesaw p48
INITIATIONS by ROBERTSON [rev], Maelstrom #18/19 1981 p66
INNER STRENGTH AND ITS ABSENCE, Pinch 2(2) 1981 Apr/May p4
INNOCENCE, Scenes p21, Scree #22/23 1983 p24, SFASA p21
THE INSCRUTABLE EAST, Scenes p23
"an interesting question", Truly Fine 4(2) 1980 Nov p2
AN INTERNATIONAL ARTISTE, Scenes p11
[interview] CHARLES STETLER INTERVIEWT GERALD LOCKLIN [sic]
Stetler, Charles, PGUS p140
[interview] GERALD LOCKLIN, Pinch 2(2) 1981 Apr/May p5
INTERVIEW WITH GERALD HASLAM
Locklin, Gerald & Stetler, Charles, Home 4(3) 1983 Fall p19
INTERVIEW WITH KIRK ROBERTSON AND NILA NORTHSUN
Locklin, Gerald & Stetler, Charles, Home 4(2) 1983 Sum p12
AN INTERVIEW WITH PHILIP YOUNG
Morton, Robert; Stetler, Charles & GL, HemNo 6(1) 1980 Fall p2
INTERVIEW WITH SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POET NICHOLA MANNING
Locklin, Gerald & Stetler, Charles, Home 4(4) 1984 Spr p19
INTO THE VALLEY RODE THE TWO
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p10
INTRODUCTION [to HISTORICAL DOCUMENT by MANNING] [prose], HD p1
"the irishman you meet in london", By Land p38, Maelstrom #20 1982 p38
"is an hour's train ride from pamplona. winding into town from the station", Last p21
"is constructed, in the spirit of equality-with-a vengeance,", Poetry Now #26 1980 p43
"Is everyone done?", Amanda 1983 June p12
IS IT SAFE TO DRINK THE WATER IN EUROPE?, Last p21
ISHI, Last p44
ISN'T THE WORST EVER BEHIND YOU?, Poetry/LA #4 1982 Spr/Sum p96
IT AIN'T AS SIMPLE AS MASA ANYMORE
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p7
"it does not matter where you break your lines", NHA p1
"it drove me to drink living with you.", Abraxas #27/28 1983 p56
"it had been a cold night in the tent, but in the morning"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p8
"It had been years since he'd been to Frisco,", Listening p85
"it is almost impossible nowadays", Winn 3(5) 1982 Aug p14
"it is difficult", Stanford p16
"it is the first day of the meat boycott.", Seesaw p46
"it protects from oxidation,", DOJPS p12, Invisible #28 1981 Dec p11
"it rained cats and dogs.", Harpoon 2(2) 1980 Fall p27
IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN A GREAT WEEK FOR A YANKEE FAN, Dolphin p20, Worm #93 1984 p20
"It takes a lot to get you there, but it won't", Beer, Scree #22/23 1983 p22
"It takes a lot to get you there, but it won't kill you either.", Hate, Pinch 5(3) 1984 p29
IT TAKES ALL KINDS, Last p28
"it used to be that when a john denver special", Worm #87 1982 p113
"It was #1 ranked Indiana", Hoop p104
"It was a bit disconcerting", Worm #77 1980 p34
"it was a mistake to dump him.", Prince p25
"It was always a great show, all those hairy sermons,", Prince p21
"It was my last night in London,", Impet #2 1984 Dec p48
IT WAS NO SOONER OUT OF HIS MOUTH THAN HE WISHED HE HADN'T SAID IT, Last p40
"it was winter, and the wind was high", Scenes p33
"'it's a fact,' she says;", Active Lis #4 1983 Oct p27
"it's a hot day in seal beach,", Fairf #4 1982 p10
"It's a travel day", Poetry Now #28 1980 p32
"it's all that's left", Poetry/LA #1 1980 Fall/Win p25
IT'S GETTING HARDER ALL THE TIME TO KEEP THINGS SORTED OUT, Seesaw p34
"it's hard to believe how awful", Fireweed (Lorane) #2 Spr 1983 p22
"It's in his novel Ham on Rye now,", Poetry/LA #6 1983 Spr/Sum p75
"it's january 18, which means", Gypsy #1 1984 p4
"it's monday night and i just", Seesaw p40
"it's nice tonight. ten o'clock and i just", Scenes p49
"it's one of those twenty-four hours", Dolphin p16, Worm #93 1984 p16
IT'S PROBABLY WHAT BUKOWSKI LIKES ABOUT BEETHOVEN, Dolphin p19, Worm #93 1984 p19
ITS TIME HAS COME, Bellingham 6(2) 1983 Fall p17, Second 12(1) 1984 p6
"i've always been a marlon brando fan,", Clear p15
I'VE ALWAYS ENJOYED HER SENSE OF HUMOR, Bellingham 4(2) 1981 Fall p6
"I've been having a little trouble with my eyes of late;", Scenes p5
"i've been obsessed with it of late,", Seesaw p45
"i've been two hundred fifty pounds before", Active Lis #5 1984 Aug p25
"i've got a pardner who's bi-sexual.", Seesaw p34
"i've long respected madalyn murray,", Abraxas #25/26 1982 p41
"i've never cared much for girls with personality,", Last p26
"i've never quite known what to make of that phrase", Prince p20
"i've only known one guy", Truly Fine 5(1) 1981 Spr p11
IZZUMS, Poetry/LA #7 1983/84 Fall/Win p21
J. J., Proof #2 1983 Fall/Win p18
JAMBEAUX by GONZALES [rev], LA Times Bk R 1980 Feb 10 p4
"Jerry Patch, who is as thoughtful a person", Seesaw p9
JOAN OF LORRAINE, Wind 10(39) 1980 p27
"joe crawford took me to the catholic youth", Seesaw p18
JOGGER, Goblets 1981 Sum p14
"jogging one, two, three, four, then five miles a day,", Harpoon 2(2) 1980 Fall p26
JOHN BOOTH WILKES, Winn 3(5) 1982 Aug p17
"john meets mary. john falls in love with mary. john woos mary.", Seesaw p32
JOHN WAYNE, Worm #77 1980 p33
JUDY, Fireweed (Lorane) #1 1982 Win p35
"judy garland is dead and everyone", Poetry/LA #3 1981/82 Fall/Win p54
JUGGLER'S MOTLEY, Mag (V) 12(3) 1982 Win p19
THE JUNGLE BOOK [prose], SCA10 p115, Second 9(2) 1980 p59
"just before dawn"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p8
"just before they left", Last p12
"just east of san andreas", Last p46
JUST EXACTLY HOW OUT-OF-SHAPE I AM, Truly Fine 6(2) 1983 p8
JUST ONE OF THOSE THINGS, Last p16
JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED, By Land p31, Maelstrom #20 1982 p31
JUST WHEN YOU THINK YOU'VE HEARD THEM ALL, Home 3(2) 1982 p18
JUST YOUR BASIC ONCE-A-WEEKEND CLASSIC LITTLE LEAGUE HORROR STORY, NWTCP p71
KEEPING THE IMAGE UNVARNISHED, Proof #4 1984 Win p26
KENSINGTON HIGH STREET UNDERGROUND STATION, By Land p19, Maelstrom #20 1982 p19
"the kid from the other college tells me,", Dolphin p18, Worm #93 1984 p18
KID KONG, Seesaw p4, Winn 2(6) 1981 Sep p22
THE KING'S ROAD, Seesaw p12, Winn 2(6) 1981 Sep p22
KNOW FISH by FERRINI [rev], Maelstrom #18/19 1981 p66
THE KNOWN EVIL, By Land p38, Maelstrom #20 1982 p38
Koertge, Ronald B.
ON THE HORN [re: GL], Hate
THE KOERTGE-LIFSHIN-LOCKLIN SANDWICH
Lifshin, Lyn, Worm #85 1982 p15
L
THE LADIES THANK YOU, LADIES, Abraxas #27/28 1983 p40
A LADY IN WAITING, Scenes p58
THE LAKE DISTRICT, Last p13
LAKE LOUISE, Last p45
LAND, SEA AND AIR by LOCKLIN [rev]
Conner, Don R., Proof #2 1983 Fall/Win p29
LANDLADIES, Scree #22/23 1983 p24
"a large, plain, sagging woman", Worm #77 1980 p34
THE LARK & THE EMPEROR by ABERG [rev], Maelstrom #18/19 1981 p67
LARRY THE WELDER, Seesaw p43
"last month i sent in checks", Worm #81/82 1981 p43
THE LAST OF COYOTE, Amanda 1983 June p12
LAST OF THE BIG SPENDERS, Women p134, Worm #88 1982 p134
THE LAST OF TOAD by LOCKLIN [rev]
Green, Joseph, Bellingham 4(2) 1981 Fall p49
Mailman, Leo, Maelstrom #18/19 1981 p64
THE LAST UNSPOILED BEAUTY IN AMERICA, Worm #92 1983 p150
"Last Wednesday night I drank with friends", Oro 2(1) 1983 Sum p3
LAST YEAR IN CORONADOBAD
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p9
THE LATE BOURGEOIS WORLD by GORDIMER [rev], PressT 1983 Dec 9 p.A16
THE LATE, LATE, LATE SHOW, Seesaw p24
A LATER POEM FOR MAUREEN, Seesaw p45
"the latin logicians said,", Gypsy #1 1984 p4
"laurie writes me", Minotaur 6(1) 1983 p16, Scenes p24, SFASA p24
THE LAY OF LANCELITTLE, Scenes p13
THE LEADER OF THE PACK, Women p142, Worm #88 1982 p142
"leaving the downtown bar at closing,", Longhouse 1983 Spr p16
Lee, Richard
GERALD LOCKLIN [art], PGUS cover & title page
"the less i get laid,", Truly Fine 5(2) 1981 p11
"let me come live with you", Scenes p62
"Let me teach you, my townspeople,", Hate
LET'S OPEN OUR EYES, Poetry Motel #1 1984 Sum p28
LETTER, Pinch 5(3) 1984 p30, Spring 2(3) 1982 Sep p17, Spring 3(3) 1983 Oct p31, Spring 4(2) 1984 Aug p15 & p17
LETTER FROM MY AUNT, Scenes p34
A LETTER FROM SAUDI, Minotaur 6(1) 1983 p16, Scenes p24, SFASA p24
LETTER TO SAN MATEO, Prince p18
A LETTER TO VINCE PRESTIANNI, Last p41
LETTERS AND SCIENCE, Worm #77 1980 p37
Levin, Sheree
GERALD LOCKLIN [art], Planet 1(3) 1984 back cover
THE LIFE OF THE MARIONETTE, Home 4(1) 1983 Spr p19
LIFE ON THE EDGE OF THE CONTINENT by KOERTGE [rev], Maelstrom #21/22 1982 p72
Lifshin, Lyn
THE KOERTGE-LIFSHIN-LOCKLIN SANDWICH, Worm #85 1982 p15
LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON, LAM 28(4) 1983 Apr p269, Scenes p52
LIMELIGHT AND AFTER: THE EDUCATION OF AN ACTRESS by BLOOM [rev], PressT 1982 Feb 5 p.A16
THE LIMITS OF HONESTY, Planet #3 1984 p37
THE LINDSAY PRINCIPLE, Last p24
THE LINE-UP, Truly Fine 5(1) 1981 Spr p11
A LITERARY REMINISCENCE, Last p28
LITERATURE AND LIFE, NWTCP p66, Seesaw p44
A LITTLE MORE OF THE LAW OF REVERSE PSYCHOLOGY, Impulse #15 1982 Mar p3
LITTLE THINGS MEAN A LOT, Pinch 2(2) 1981 Apr/May p3
Littman, William
POET LOCKLIN'S WORKS ACCEPTED INTO LIBRARY SPECIAL COLLECTIONS [prose], D49er 1982 Mar 30 p3
THE LIVES OF THE SAINTS, Truly Fine 6(2) 1983 p8
Lloyd, D. H.
LOCKLIN'S NEW BOOK, Etc #15/16 1980 p11
Locklin, Gerald & Stetler, Charles
BENEATH THE TIP OF THE ICEBERG IN HEMINGWAY'S 'THE MOTHER OF A QUEEN' [prose], HemR 2(1) 1982 Fall p68
A CONVERSATION WITH RON KOERTGE, Home 3(2) 1982 p19
EDGAR ALLAN POE'S BROAD-JUMP RECORD WHILE ZELDA BURNS [prose], LA Times Bk R 1981 Mar 22 p3
ERNEST HEMINGWAY: 'BEST OF ALL HE LOVED THE FALL' [prose], HemNo 6(2) 1981 Spr p20, Snow 43(1) 1980 Spr p18
HEMINGWAY: THE CRITICAL HERITAGE by MEYERS [rev], PressT 1982 Apr 30 p.A23
INTERVIEW WITH GERALD HASLAM, Home 4(3) 1983 Fall p19
INTERVIEW WITH KIRK ROBERTSON AND NILA NORTHSUN, Home 4(2) 1983 Sum p12
INTERVIEW WITH SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POET NICHOLA MANNING, Home 4(4) 1984 Spr p19
LETTER, HemNo 6(1) 1980 Fall p13
POE'S LEAP TO IMMORTALITY AND OTHER TRIVIA [prose], Sun–Times 1981 Apr 19 p27
VETERAN OF THE 'LITTLES' EDITS LARGER THAN LIFE [prose], LA Times Bk R 1982 Mar 21 p3
WORMIE A BOOK REVIEW [rev], Winn 3(1) 1982 Feb p13
WORMWOOD REVIEW COMES OF AGE [prose], Home 3(1) 1981 p1
WORMWOOD REVIEW: TRIBUTE TO RARE QUALITY [prose], LA Times Bk R 1981 Aug 2 p3, Oro 2(3/4) 1984 p51
Locklin, Gerald & Zepeda, Rafael
BY LAND, SEA, AND AIR, Maelstrom #20 1982
LOCKLIN, GERALD [about], CSSF p2689, DAPFW 1980 p20, DOAS 8th v2 p428, IA&WWW 9th p907, WD 1980/82 p759, WD 1982/84 p581, WD 1984/86 p600
LOCKLIN VERSUS LOCKLIN, Wind 12(46) 1982 p23
LOCKLIN'S NEW BOOK
Lloyd, D. H., Etc #15/16 1980 p11
"Locklin's publisher delivered"
Lloyd, D. H., Etc #15/16 1980 p11
THE LONDON SCENE by WOOLF [rev], PressT 1982 Oct 31 p.L7
THE LONG BEACH FREEWAY, Poetry/LA #3 1981/82 Fall/Win p68
LOOSE ENDS, Bellingham 3(2) 1980 Fall p17
"a lot of wise people have said,", Wind 12(46) 1982 p23
"Lou Brock had just stolen his", NWTCP p72
LOVE AMONG THE OIL WELLS, Minotaur 4(1) 1980 p31
THE LOVE SONG OF JOE BASHO, Scenes p45
LOVE STORY, Seesaw p10
"love, when you think of leaving me,", Last p36
LOW TIDE FLOODTIME: WINTER 1969, Scree #22/23 1983 p24
THE LUCK OF THE IRISH [prose], Winn 3(4) 1982 July p13
LÜGENBOLD, PGUS p8
"lynn shackelford,", Comet #1 1984 Sep/Oct p13
"'machismo' had a meaning once", Etc #15/16 1980 p20
MACHO PICCHU, Etc #15/16 1980 p20
MADAME BUTTERFLY, Grimoire #4 1983 Spr p39
MAGNANIMOUS SENTIMENTS, Fireweed (Lorane) #2 1983 Spr p22
Mailman, Leo
A CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER TO SOCIETY by LOCKLIN [rev], Maelstrom #18/19 1981 p64
THE CURE by LOCKLIN [rev], Maelstrom #16 1980 p36
THE LAST OF TOAD by LOCKLIN [rev], Maelstrom #18/19 1981 p64
TWO FOR THE SEESAW AND ONE FOR THE ROAD by LOCKLIN [rev], Maelstrom #18/19 1981 p64
A WEEKEND IN CANADA by LOCKLIN [rev], Maelstrom #16 1980 p36
MALCOLM LOWRY, Clear p12, Maelstrom #18/19 1981 p65
MALE CHAUVINISM IN AMERICA, Seesaw p32
MAMA ONE, MAMA TWO by MacLACHLAN [rev], PressT 1982 Apr 9 p.A15
A MAN OF ACTION, Scenes p18
"the man tells me that he taught", Stanford p5
A MAN WHO ALWAYS TRIED TO DO HIS PART, Stanford p4
THE MAN WHO CAME TO L.A., Listening p83
THE MAN WHO DIDN'T KNOW WHAT SIDE, Truly Fine 5(2) 1981 p11
A MAN WHO SERVED TWO MASTERS, AND THEN SOME, Worm #80 1980 p138
A MAN WITH A MIND, Impulse #11 1981 Mar p4
THE MAN WITHIN, Last p15
MANNSCHAFTGEIST, PGUS p11
"many years ago i was going with this girl", Scenes p38
"many years ago steven spielberg", Riprap #5 1983 p64
THE MARCH OF THE WOODEN SCHOLARS, SCA 1984 p33
MARIE, Worm #77 1980 p34
MARILYN, Scenes p65
MARILYN POWELL, Seesaw p39
A MARRIAGE WITHOUT BENEFIT OF CLERGY, Last p41
"maybe the booze was getting to the", Pinch 3(1) 1982 p18
MAYBE THE BUILDUP WAS JUST TOO MUCH, Etc #15/16 1980 p20
MAYBE THE WOMEN ARE RIGHT ABOUT US, Abraxas #27/28 1983 p39
MAYBE THESE KIDS ARE BECOMING A LITTLE TOO PERCEPTIVE, Seesaw p37
MAYBE THEY SHOULD CARRY PICKETS THAT READ: FREE OUR VERSES, Listening p84
MEETING THE PRESS, Dolphin p27, Worm #93 1984 p27
"meine freundin redet davon umzuziehen", PGUS p33
"meine tochter blake geht in den kindergarten. man", PGUS p7
MEMORIAL DAY, Scenes p46
METEOROLOGY, Scree #22/23 1983 p23
"The mid-west fire department", Seesaw p38
"millie herr, who doesn't look like a punk rocker,", Dolphin p22, Worm #93 1984 p22
MINDLESSNESS OVER MATTER, Women p143, Worm #88 1982 p143
MINNESOTA, Riprap #4 1982 p12
MISGUIDED METAPHORS, Dog 3(2) 1984 Aut p46
MOM, Seesaw p38
MONOLOGUE FROM A PERMANENTLY UNFINISHED PLAY [prose], By Land p33, Maelstrom #20 1982 p33
MORE ON THE DANISH INVASION
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p8
MORE TALES OF ROGER HOTSPUR, Scenes p31
THE MORNING OF THE POEM by SCHUYLER [rev], PressT 1980 Oct 17 p.A16
MORTE D'ENGLISH, Harpoon 1981 Sum/Fall p27
Morton, Robert; Stetler, Charles &
AN INTERVIEW WITH PHILIP YOUNG, HemNo 6(1) 1980 Fall p2
"most san francisco city councilmen", Abraxas #31/32 1984 p21
THE MOTHER COUNTRY MAKES A COMEBACK, By Land p21, Maelstrom #20 1982 p21
MOTHER GOOSESTEP, Impulse #15 1982 Mar p6
"the movie, paris blues,", Active Lis #4 1983 Oct p13
MR. ELECTRICITY
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p7
MR. TOAD GOES TO WASHINGTON, Winn 3(5) 1982 Aug p14
THE MUCH MALIGNED STEVE GARVEY, Proof #4 1984 Win p13
MUSIC FOR CHAMELEONS by CAPOTE [rev], PressT 1980 Aug 31 p.L8
MUSSING THE MATRIARCHY, Poetry/LA #6 1983 Spr/Sum p76
MUTTER UND KIND IM NACHTLICHEN WALD, Poetry/LA #5 1982/83 Fall/Win p31
MY ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE POEM, Poetry/LA #8 1984 Spr/Sum p48
MY AUNT BEA, Worm #78 1980 p80
MY AUNTS AND UNCLES, Worm #85 1982 p29
MY BROTHER, Worm #80 1980 p141
"my colleague, john williams,", Impet #1 1984 Sep p24
"my daughter blake and i", Impet #1 1984 Sep p23
"my daughter, blake, is in kindergarten.", Strings p19
"my daughter, blake, is in kindergarten. they are", Scree #22/23 1983 p23
"my daughter, blake, is in kindergarten. they are teaching", Hate
MY DAUGHTER IS STUDYING LATIN, Dolphin p20, Worm #93 1984 p20
"my daughter, who is taking high school biology,", Dolphin p16, Worm #93 1984 p16
MY FAT IS SICK, Active Lis #5 1984 Aug p25
"My father's name, Ivan, was all wrong.", Seesaw p36
MY FAVORITE THEOLOGIAN, Truly Fine 4(2) 1980 Nov p2
"my friend goes into the head", Planet 1(6) 1984 p1
"My friend Ray Zepeda wrote himself a note", Worm #81/82 1981 p44
"my girlfriend is talking about finding a new apartment.", Scree #22/23 1983 p22
"my good friends", Worm #92 1983 p150
MY GURU, Bellingham 4(2) 1981 Fall p8
MY KIND OF TOWN, Last p18
MY KINDA GUY, Longhouse 1983 Spr p16
"my little boy says to me,", Worm #85 1982 p29
"my love has not been speaking to me ever", Clear p13
"my oldest child, a son, a month short of eighteen,", By Land p32, Maelstrom #20 1982 p32
"my six-month old daughter", Poetry/LA #2 1981 Spr/Sum p53
MY SIX-YEAR-OLD, Clear p14, PressT 1983 Jan 16 p.L10, Seesaw p6, Winn 2(6) 1981 Sep p19
"my son shows signs of becoming a writer", Fireweed (Lorane) #2 Spr 1983 p23
"my son wants to ride the chairlift", Poetry/LA #2 1981 Spr/Sum p52
"my three-year-old daughter's grandfather", Poetry/LA #7 1983/84 Fall/Win p19
"my uncle jack met this pretty girl.", Seesaw p10
MY WASTELAND, Poetry/LA #1 1980 Fall/Win p25
"My wife", Seesaw p15, Winn 2(6) 1981 Sep p22
"my wife asks me what i'm reading", Proof #2 1983 Fall/Win p20
"my wife says, 'what smells like sauerkraut around here?'", Roadwork #8 1983? p20
"My wife tells me that my daughter", Seesaw p33
"my wife took the kids to stay", Pinch 5(1) 1984 p17
THE NAMES by DeLILLO [rev], PressT 1983 Jan 2 p.L8
NAMING MOM AND DAD, Seesaw p36
A NARROW ESCAPE, Slip #3 1983 p52
THE NCAA MIDEAST REGIONALS, AND OTHER EXISTENTIAL SETBACKS, Hoop p104
"near the end last summer", Last p15
"neither of us had ever been"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p9
"neither rhythms nor images nor anything else on the", Women p139, Worm #88 1982 p139
NEVADA by ROBERTSON [rev], Maelstrom #18/19 1981 p66
NEVER KISS A FAT GIRL, Scenes p54
"never position yourself behind a door,", Pinch 1983 June? p6
THE NEW YANKEE STADIUM, Maelstrom #16 1980 p25
A NICE THING ABOUT BOBBIE, Last p18
Nicoletta, Peter
FEAR AND PATERNITY IN THE PAUMA VALLEY by LOCKLIN [rev], Bellingham 7(2) 1984 Fall p64
WHY TURN A PERFECTLY GOOD TOAD INTO A PRINCE? by LOCKLIN [rev], Bellingham 7(2) 1984 Fall p64
THE NIGHT OF THE BEAR, Last p32
THE NIGHT TOM SNYDER SAID SOMETHING INTELLIGENT, Dolphin p21, Worm #93 1984 p21
"the 1982-83 los angeles lakers", Longhouse 1983 Spr p16
NO FRILLS, Scree #22/23 1983 p24
NO HARD FEELINGS by BELL [rev], LA Times 1980 Nov 3 part 5 p8
"no i don't love you,", Minotaur 4(1) 1980 p31
"no night classes.", Random W #3 1984 May p52
"no one seemed to mind gringos."
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p7
"no one spoke to him;", By Land p20
"no one spoke to me", Maelstrom #20 1982 p20
NO RHYME, SOME REASON TO GERALD LOCKLIN'S LIFE [prose]
Grobaty, Tim, PressT 1983 Jan 16 p.L1
NO ROOM IN THE INN, Last p34
NOBLE LABOR, SouthBay 6(10) 1982 Jan p71
A NO-LOSE PROPOSITION, Dolphin p15, Worm #93 1984 p15
NONESUCH CREEK by MASARIK [rev], Maelstrom #18/19 1981 p66
NORTHRUP, COLEMAN, LOCKLIN, GRAPES, BOGEN [art]
Scales, Jeffrey, LAM 28(4) 1983 Apr p264
NOT IF I SEE YOU FIRST, Bellingham 3(2) 1980 Fall p16
NOT ONLY CAN'T YOU GO HOME AGAIN, BUT YOU CAN'T GO ANYWHERE ELSE EITHER, NWTCP p78
"The novels I've been reading recently", Mag (V) 12(3) 1982 Win p20
NOW CHECKING IN AT CENTER FOR THE PORTLAND TRAILBLAZERS: WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS!, Stanford p11
"now he sits in long beach", Last p48
A NUCLEAR EVASION?, Interstate #16 1984 p73
UN OBJET TROUVE, Last p25
OBLIGATORY BICENTENNIAL POEM, Seesaw p38
ODE: JIM MORRISON, Last p21
"of all people, he must have been", SA4, Women p131, Worm #88 1982 p131
"of course i always wanted to write poems,", Hoop p255
"of course it doesn't work,", Harpoon 2(2) 1980 Fall p25
"of course there's a god", Truly Fine 4(2) 1980 Nov p2
OFF TO A GREAT START, By Land p17, Maelstrom #20 1982 p17, Worm #87 1982 p114
OH HAPPY DAYS!, Prince p24
"Oh where ha'e ye been, Lord Randall my son?", Listening p83
LES OISEAUX, Fireweed (Lorane) #1 1982 Win p40
"okay, so i fed a couple of squirrels.", Last p40
"okay, toad will agree that there is something", Winn 3(5) 1982 Aug p17
"An old friend gets in touch", Truly Fine 6(2) 1983 p8
"the old lady asks me", Oro 2(1) 1983 Sum p3
"on page nineteen", Dolphin p17, Worm #93 1984 p17
ON THE HORN [re: GL]
Koertge, Ronald B., Hate
"on the johnny carson show", Truly Fine 1984 p11
ON THE ROAD, Last p41
"on the talk show", Slip #3 1983 p52
"on those rare occasions", Dolphin p18, Worm #93 1984 p18
"On Thursday night the guy sitting next to me", CQ #10 1980 p17
"On Tuesday I came into class and said,", Scenes p20
ON VIOLENCE: A NOTE TO REVIEWERS, Women p139, Worm #88 1982 p139
"once a bright young student of mine", Last p30
ONE ASKS ONESELF IF ONE IS LOSING ONE'S MIND, Dolphin p16, Worm #93 1984 p16
"one day he read in the medical column", Truly Fine 4(2) 1980 Nov p2
"one day this week i awoke", Truly Fine 6(2) 1983 p8
"one night he dreamed she died.", Impulse #11 1981 Mar p4
"one night he was babysitting for their infant", Seesaw p38
"One of the first things you said to me was,", Seesaw p56
"One of the two Marilyns", Seesaw p39
"one saturday as a kid,", Akros #4 1981 Spr p23, DOJPS p25
"one thing you can say for the women's movement", Fear p4, Planet 1(3) 1984 p3
ONE TIME TOO MANY, Winn 3(5) 1982 Aug p17
ONIONHEAD, Slip #4 1984 p62
"only in these meadows is there light", Wind 10(39) 1980 p27
"the only thing i have in common", By Land p23, Maelstrom #20 1982 p23
"only with whiskey.", Last p21
OPERATING IN THE BLACK, Planet #3 1984 p2
ORIGINS by ROBERTSON [rev], Maelstrom #18/19 1981 p66
THE ORPHAN, Poetry/LA #6 1983 Spr/Sum p75
"The other day the bank wasn't going to give me", Seesaw p7
"the other night i was proofreading a book of mine", Worm #77 1980 p33
OU SONT LES TOILETTES WAS SIMPLER, By Land p22, Maelstrom #20 1982 p22
"our guide at the library of congress,", Winn 3(5) 1982 Aug p15
"our landlord is a nice guy, but a fuckup.", Scenes p18
"Our seats, the highest priced in major leagues,", Maelstrom #16 1980 p25
"out too far from shore", Longhouse 1983 Spr p16
THE OUTDOORSMEN
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p8
"outside of town there was a big plain factory", Last p42
"outside the door, this guy pulled up on a fire-breathing yamaha.", Clear p4
"outside the tent"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p8
"over a branch-and-bourbon at the campsite", Last p40
OVERACHIEVERS; OR, A SLOW NEWS DAY, Dolphin p17, Worm #93 1984 p17
PÄDAGOGIK, PGUS p139
THE PAINTER WENT HOME BEFORE THE PAINTING, Poetry/LA #9 1984/85 Fall/Win p100
PALEONTOLOGY, Seesaw p23
PAPER CHASE, Stanford p8
THE PAPER MEN by GOLDING [rev], PressT 1984 Apr 15 p.L8
A PARAGRAPH FROM THE FINANCIAL PAGE, Seesaw p54
THE PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION [prose], Prince p1
LES PARFUMS, Clear p7
"the party game involves", Pinch 1983 June? p6
THE PASSIONATE TOAD TO HIS LOVE, Scenes p62
PATRIOTIC POEM, Women p139, Worm #88 1982 p139
PATTERNS, Dolphin p16, Worm #93 1984 p16
A PAUSE THAT REFRESHED, NWTCP p68
PAY PHONE, Harpoon 2(2) 1980 Fall p25
THE PEACEABLE KINGDOM, Seesaw p16
PEANUTS, Scree #22/23 1983 p25
PEDAGOGY, Scree #22/23 1983 p22
PENAL/PENILE, Pinch 5(1) 1984 p17
PENSIVE MOMENT -- GERALD LOCKLIN [art]
Becker, David, D49er 1984 Mar 27 p3
A PERFECT COUPLE, Dolphin p28, Worm #93 1984 p28
"pericles said,", Worm #92 1983 p150
PERSPECTIVES, Last p30
THE PHANTOM OF THE JOHNNY CARSON SHOW by LOCKLIN [rev], Planet #1 1984 Nov/Dec p13
PHANTOM OF THE JOHNNY CARSON SHOW [prose], Phantom p1
THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF FOOTBALL BY TOAD [prose], Winn 2(6) 1981 Sep p5, Winn 2(7) 1981 Sep p14, Winn 2(8) 1981 Oct p14
THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF SPORT BY TOAD [prose], Winn 2(9) 1981 Oct p14, Winn 2(11) 1981 Dec p26, Winn 3(1) 1982 Feb p26, Winn 3(2) 1982 Mar p26
PHOTO-INTERIOR OF UNION STATION, Poetry/LA #3 1981/82 Fall/Win p45
A PIECE OF UNSOLICITED ADVICE, Worm #87 1982 p113
"The pinker pig is on the shelf,", Impulse #15 1982 Mar p6
PIONEER SQUARE, Last p42
THE PIPER COLLECTS ONCE AGAIN, Scenes p25
"Pips the boy and Pips the evil one.", Changing p23
PLAY THE PIANO DRUNK by BUKOWSKI [rev], Maelstrom #16 1980 p33
PLAYING IT SAFE
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p8
PLAYING THE ANGLES, Truly Fine 1984 p11
"'please indicate the all-college committees", Stanford p8
POEM, Bogg #52 1984 p6
POEM SHORTER THAN ITS EPIGRAPH, Worm #81/82 1981 p44
A POEM WITHOUT A POINT, Clear p4
POEMS 1911-1940 by FITZGERALD [rev], LA Times Bk R 1981 Sept 27 p8
POE'S LEAP TO IMMORTALITY AND OTHER TRIVIA [prose]
Locklin, Gerald & Stetler, Charles, Sun–Times 1981 Apr 19 p27
THE POET ABOVE POLITICS, Electr #33 1984 Sum p36
POET LOCKLIN'S WORKS ACCEPTED INTO LIBRARY SPECIAL COLLECTIONS [prose]
Littman, William, D49er 1982 Mar 30 p3
POETIC MESS -- GERALD LOCKLIN [art]
Ramsess, Akilli-Casundria, D49er 1983 Sept 29 p4
THE POETRY PAGE, Maelstrom #21/22 1982 p37
POETS AND PRESIDENTS, Winn 3(5) 1982 Aug p15
POET'S BOOK CANADA COULD BE HIS BEST YET [prose]
Holcomb, Gary, D49er 1980 Jan 31 p3
THE POET'S POWERS OF OBSERVATION, Pinch 1982 p13
POGO, Union 11(12) 1983 Feb 16/22 p8
POOP, Hate, Scree #22/23 1983 p23, Strings p19
THE PORNOGRAPHER'S FAVORITE ANTACID, Women p141, Worm #88 1982 p141
PORTFOLIO REVIEW, Scree #22/23 1983 p22–26
POSTCARD TO RON, Last p34
POTOMAC, Winn 3(5) 1982 Aug p16
"the press is a bit too prone to pat itself on the back,", Winn 3(5) 1982 Aug p17
PROFESSOR LEADS DOUBLE LIFE AS AUTHOR AND POET [prose] [re: GL]
Dixon, Gitta & Wert, David, D49er 1983 Sept 29 p4
THE PROGRESS OF THE WOMEN'S MOVEMENT, Seesaw p33
THE PROLIFERATION OF PARODY, Truly Fine 6(2) 1983 p8
"prominent among southern arizona's many spectacles", Fireweed (Lorane) #2 Spr 1983 p20
THE PROSECUTION VS. MR. ELIOT, Stanford p10
"a psychiatrist on a talk-show described comedians", Last p43
PSYCHO-HISTORY, Seesaw p28
"the psychologist toni grant", Women p140, Worm #88 1982 p140
A PSYCHOSEXUAL INQUIRY, Last p27
PTOMAINE GULCH, Last p33
PUBLISHING BOOM, Poetry Motel #1 1984 Sum p27
THE PULSE OF THE ETERNAL, Last p44
PUPS, PGUS p7
"purists hate it. they blame their hatred", Bellingham 7(2) 1984 Fall p64, Fear p18, Planet 1(3) 1984 p17
THE QUALITY OF MERCY IS AS STRAINED AS GERBER'S, Roadwork #8 1983? p43
"the question is, 'where is the forest?'", Poetry/LA #6 1983 Spr/Sum p74
"the questions were:", Stanford p9
R
Ramsess, Akilli-Casundria
POETIC MESS -- GERALD LOCKLIN [art], D49er 1983 Sept 29 p4
RASPUTIN, Truly Fine 4(2) 1980 Nov p2
A RATTLESNAKE THAT SMILES, Lemon #1 1983 p19
"ray pulled over"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p7
"reading sophie's choice i learn", Impulse #15 1982 Mar p3
READY OR NOT, THEY'RE COMING, Etc #15/16 1980 p21
"the reagan administration's", Bellingham 6(2) 1983 Fall p17
"the reagan administration's most", Second 12(1) 1984 p6
RECIPROCAL SOLIDARITY, Dolphin p14, Worm #93 1984 p14
RED-LETTER DAY, Pinch 2(2) 1981 Apr/May p3
A REFLECTION ON MY ANCESTRY, By Land p38, Maelstrom #20 1982 p38
REMEMBRANCE OF MEALS PAST, Mag (V) 12(3) 1982 Win p20
"Reporting on a Gay Rights march", Proof #6 1984/85 Win p14
RESPECT, Planet 1(6) 1984 p1
RESPECTING OUR BETTERS, Dolphin p18, Worm #93 1984 p18
"rests back in the cushioned", Amanda 3(1) 1983 Jan p28
A RETIREMENT COMMUNITY
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p7
RETRACTED TRACTION, Worm #77 1980 p33
RETURNING A SERVE, Truly Fine 1984 p11
REVENANT BALLAD, Crawl #1 1980 Fall p10
REVERSE PSYCHOLOGY RULES ALL, Worm #80 1980 p138
REVERSING FIELDS, Dolphin p16, Worm #93 1984 p16
REVISED STANDARD VERSION, Worm #92 1983 p145
RHETORIC, Clear p3
RICH STIFFS
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p10
RICHARD BRAUTIGAN'S TROUT FISHING IN AMERICA: NOTES OF A NATIVE SON [prose] [GL cited]
Stull, William L., Am Lit 50(1) 1984 Mar p68
THE RIGHT TO A SPEEDY TRIAL
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p10
"ringing up the selected poems of william carlos williams,", Stanford p1
RIP, Women p141, Worm #88 1982 p141
THE ROAD TO FITNESS, Harpoon 2(2) 1980 Fall p26
THE ROAR OF THE GREASEPAINT, Women p135, Worm #88 1982 p135
Robson, William J.
SCENES FROM A SECOND ADOLESCENCE AND OTHER POEMS by LOCKLIN [rev], Minotaur 6(1) 1983 p16
ROGER HOTSPUR IN WATTS, NRPT, Poetry/LA #3 1981/82 Fall/Win p67, Scenes p22, SFASA p22
ROGER HOTSPUR STRIKES BACK, Women p142, Worm #88 1982 p142
"roger was feeling a little down", Scenes p23
ROLE MODEL, By Land p32, Maelstrom #20 1982 p32
A ROOM OF ROTHKO AT THE NEW EAST WIND, Winn 3(5) 1982 Aug p15
ROSES ARE RED, POETS ARE BLUE [prose] [includes GL]
Benes, Steven, LAM 28(4) 1983 Apr p264
"the royal wedding on satellite t.v.", Poetry Mag #2 1982 p36
THE RUSSIAN WEIGHTLIFTER, Poetry Now #32 1981 p17
SABBATICAL by BARTH [rev], PressT 1982 June 18 p.A21
SADDLEBACK, Listening p82
SALESPERSONSHIP
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p9
SALVADOR by DIDION [rev], PressT 1983 Apr 15 p.A14
SANTANA, Poetry/LA #3 1981/82 Fall/Win p72
SATURDAY NIGHT IN GEORGETOWN, Winn 3(5) 1982 Aug p14
THE SAVAGE MIND, Winn 3(5) 1982 Aug p15
Scales, Jeffrey
NORTHRUP, COLEMAN, LOCKLIN, GRAPES, BOGEN [art], LAM 28(4) 1983 Apr p264
SCARECROW, Pinch 2(3) 1981 Sept/Oct p5
SCENES FROM A SECOND ADOLESCENCE, Scenes p67
SCENES FROM A SECOND ADOLESCENCE AND OTHER POEMS by LOCKLIN [rev], Goblets 1982 Spr p37, Occasional #10 1982 p14
Robson, William J., Minotaur 6(1) 1983 p16
Woessner, Warren, Abraxas #27/28 1983 p55
DER SCHNORRER [prose], PGUS p36
SCORE ONE FOR HER, Etc #15/16 1980 p10
SCRAMBLING BACK TO THE CLOSET, Proof #5 1984 Sum p24
THE SEAT OF THE SELF, By Land p22, Maelstrom #20 1982 p22
SEATTLE, Last p42
"a seemingly bright and likable young student", Winn 3(5) 1982 Aug p17
SELDOM POEMS by FERRINI [rev], Maelstrom #18/19 1981 p66
"a self-guided tour explains the manner", Last p38
THE SEMIOLOGY OF ADVENT, Pinch 1983 June? p6
SEMPTER PARATUS, Last p33
SERGEANT ROGER HOTSPUR, ENGLISH MAJOR, Fear p14, Planet 1(3) 1984 p13
THE SEVENTIES, NWTCP p74
SHADOW TRAIN: POEMS by ASHBERY [rev], PressT 1981 June 26 p.A17
SHADOWS, Random W #3 1984 May p41
Shalygin, Olga
GERALD LOCKLIN READS HIS POEMS TO AN AUDIENCE OF 40 STUDENTS AND FACULTY [art], D49er 1982 Mar 30 p3
"sharing a motel room", Poetry/LA #2 1981 Spr/Sum p51
"She asks me a question about", Goblets 1982 Spr p5
"she brings her practice to perfection", Prince p15
SHE DIDN'T LIKE US MUCH EVEN BEFORE THE AYATOLLAH, Worm #85 1982 p30
"she had a good chuckle", Last p34
"she had just locked up the cafe,", Last p38
"She has a long lovely body", Seesaw p33
"she has small breasts. when she comes", Scree #22/23 1983 p23
"she heard its sylvan resonance,", Dog 2(2) 1983 Aut p12
SHE IS ALWAYS MAKING FUN OF ME FOR THE STUPID THINGS I SAY AND DO, Lost #15 1983 Oct p33
"she isn't catholic, never has been, but", Last p18
"she never smiles. she only laughs", Abraxas #25/26 1982 p40
"she refused to believe me when i insisted", Last p31
"she retains within her midnight sinuosities", Seesaw p22
"she stops me outside my contemporary fiction class", Home 3(2) 1982 p18
"she to whom my body was", Fear p17, Planet 1(3) 1984 p16
"She went away from us upon a snow-white", Scree #22/23 1983 p24
"she writes me about the mother cat", Proof #2 1983 Fall/Win p20
SHE'LL BE SO NICE TO COME HOME TO, By Land p23, Maelstrom #20 1982 p23
"She's a smart girl", Oro 2(1) 1983 Sum p0
"she's an old friend", Bellingham 4(2) 1981 Fall p6
SHE'S STARTING TO GET THE IDEA, Proof #2 1983 Fall/Win p20
SHIT, Dolphin p25, Worm #93 1984 p25
SHOOTING FOR TEAMS, Hoop p47
SHORT MEMORIES, Last p27
SIC TRANSIT GLORIA, By Land p18, Maelstrom #20 1982 p18
SIC TRANSIT GLORIA: HUGH MacDIARMID, Fear p12, Planet 1(3) 1984 p11
SIEGFRIED, Last p43
"the sign on the airport magazine rack warns:", Poetry Motel #1 1984 Sum p27
"the sign says, 'do not feed the pigeons", By Land p19, Maelstrom #20 1982 p19
"signs all over the parks warn that it is", Last p39
SINATRA, SINATRA: THE POEM by FERICANO [rev], Maelstrom #21/22 1982 p72
SISTERHOOD, Truly Fine 5(1) 1981 Spr p11
SIX OF ONE, Women p137, Worm #88 1982 p137
SKIMMING STONES, Last p43
A SKIRMISH MORE OR LESS FOR OLD TIMES' SAKE, Last p38
SLEEP PRESUPPOSES TRUST, Poetry/LA #8 1984 Spr/Sum p46
THE SLOB, Scenes p59
SMALL-TIME FINANCIER, Worm #81/82 1981 p43
"the smell of hash was pungent in the 747.", Last p18
SMOKING CIGARETTES AND WATCHING CAPTAIN KANGAROO, Impet #1 1984 Sep p24
A SMOLDERING PASSION, Two #1 1983 Aut p44
"the snake is in the sky,", Poetry/LA #3 1981/82 Fall/Win p76
SO FEW OF US CONTINUE TO GROW, Dolphin p26, Worm #93 1984 p26
"'so that's brautigan,' she says.", Bellingham 6(2) 1983 Fall p16
SOCIAL SECURITY, Dolphin p25, Worm #93 1984 p25
"some philosophers maintain", Truly Fine 6(2) 1983 p8
"Someday Snoopy will be dead.", Scree #22/23 1983 p25
"something came up about one of my kids", NWTCP p73
SOMETHING IN THE AIR, Impulse #8 1980 Feb p8
SOMETHING'S HAPPENING, Women p136, Worm #88 1982 p136
SOMETIMES THE TOAD IS PROUD TO BE AN ACADEMIC, Last p26
"sometimes there is peace between them, and consideration.", Last p41
SOMETIMES (TOO OFTEN) THE LITERARY MIND STINKS, Slip #3 1983 p51
SOMETIMES YOU CAN'T BELIEVE YOUR EARS, Last p31
A SPANISH LESSON
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p9
"sparrows fly into the cellar where", Random W #4 1984 Oct p59
SPECIAL REPORT FROM SESAME STREET [prose], Nude #1 1984 p8
THE SPIDER KNOWS, Impulse #14 1981 Dec p8
SPINAL DEVOLUTION, Postpoetry #22 1983
SPIRITUS, Bellingham 6(2) 1983 Fall p17
SPOKANE, Scenes p28
SPOUSAL SUPPORT, Worm #94 1984 p78
"spring", Scenes p45
SPRING THAW, Poetry/LA #9 1984/85 Fall/Win p99
STALKING PAPA, Worm #84 1981 p122
STANDARD DEVIATION, Active Lis #4 1983 Oct p27
THE STARS AND STRIPES FOREVER: A MEDITATION UPON PATRIOTIC UTTERANCES, Worm #87 1982 p114
START THE REVOLUTION, Scenes p53
"stephen foster died penniless.", Worm #87 1982 p114
Stetler, Charles
CHARLES STETLER INTERVIEWT GERALD LOCKLIN [sic], PGUS p140
Stetler, Charles & GL
BENEATH THE TIP OF THE ICEBERG IN HEMINGWAY'S 'THE MOTHER OF A QUEEN' [prose], HemR 2(1) 1982 Fall p68
A CONVERSATION WITH RON KOERTGE, Home 3(2) 1982 p19
DOES TIME HEAL ALL WOUNDS? SEARCH FOR THE CODE HERO IN THE SUN ALSO RISES [prose], McNeese 28 1981/82 p92
ERNEST HEMINGWAY: 'BEST OF ALL HE LOVED THE FALL' [prose], HemNo 6(2) 1981 Spr p20
HEMINGWAY AND THE ADULT SPORTS STORY [prose], McNeese 30 1983/84 p29
WORMIE A BOOK REVIEW [rev], Winn 3(1) 1982 Feb p13
STORY OF MY LIFE, Bellingham 6(2) 1983 Fall p15
THE STORY OF 'T' [prose], Format 3(8) 1981 Win p24
STRANGE DEER, BUT TRUE DEER, Truly Fine 5(2) 1981 p11
STRANGER IN THE NIGHT, Grimoire #4 1983 Spr p39
THE STUDENT BODIES, Fear p9, Planet 1(3) 1984 p8
"a student tells me about the school", Lemon #2 1984 p7
"the students at the museum of african art", Winn 3(5) 1982 Aug p15
"the students were asked to select", Electr #30 1983 Sum p22
Stull, William L.
RICHARD BRAUTIGAN'S TROUT FISHING IN AMERICA: NOTES OF A NATIVE SON [prose] [GL cited], Am Lit 50(1) 1984 Mar p68
SUCCUBUS, Abraxas #25/26 1982 p41
SUDDENLY LAST SUMMER, Last p48
THE SUFFERING OF THE VERY YOUNG SURPASSES MEMORY AND IMAGINATION, Poetry/LA #7 1983/84 Fall/Win p19
SUNDAY ON THE TELLY, Scenes p16
SUPERCOACH, Abbey #44 1983 Fall p9
SUPPORTING THE LOCAL GRANFALOON, Scenes p9
"sure, i believe in the devil.", Scenes p15, SFASA p15
"sure, i'm conversant with all the criticisms", Lemon #1 1983 p19
THE SURREALISTIC FOOT, Scenes p7
THE SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST, Scenes p63
DAS SÜßE LEBEN, PGUS p33
SWANSEA, Bellingham 4(2) 1981 Fall p50, Last p12, LOT p12
SWAY BACK, Goblets 1982 Spr p32
TAGUNDNACHTGLEICHE [prose], PGUS p113
TALKING OF MICHELANGELO, Harpoon 1981 Sum/Fall p26
"the talk-show psychologists, dr. toni grant,", Bogg #51 1983 p24
TAP DANCING LESSONS, P–V 13 min. 23 sec., Seesaw p26, Winn 2(6) 1981 Sep p22
"t.c. is a broker,", Women p137, Worm #88 1982 p137
TEACHING HAS RHYME AND REASON FOR POET [prose] [re: GL]
D'Oro, Rachel, D49er 1984 Mar 27 p3
A TECHNOLOGICAL OLYMPIAD, Last p48
THE TELEPHONE, Seesaw p25
THANK YOU, MR. PRESIDENT, Scenes p29
THEORY AND PRACTICE, Women p140, Worm #88 1982 p140
"there are certain things i admire about steve garvey,", Proof #4 1984 Win p26
THERE ARE GOOD THINGS ABOUT, Active Lis #4 1983 Oct p13
"There are only two things a man can do", NWTCP p75
"there are petroglyphs and sand paintings", Poetry/LA #6 1983 Spr/Sum p74
"There are those who consider Finnegan's Wake obscure,", NWTCP p74
"There is a scene in Under the Volcano", NWTCP p66, Seesaw p44
THERE IS NO COMPETITION IN THE ARTS, Bellingham 4(2) 1981 Fall p6
"there should be a companion holiday to thanksgiving,", Dolphin p27, Worm #93 1984 p27
"there was", Worm #92 1983 p150
"there was an african with an earring", Last p19
"there was an article about it in the sunday times", Scenes p28
"there was only one motel in cameron, arizona;", Last p34
"There was this fine guy named Steve Odin", Minotaur #8 1983 Aug p55
"there was this little lady at the markham arms,", Seesaw p12, Winn 2(6) 1981 Sep p22
"there was this young alcoholic in the bar", Scenes p56
"there's absolutely nothing to do", Last p18
"there's this guy in the bar", PressT 1983 Jan 16 p.L10
A THERESA TRILOGY, Clear p8
"these candles never cast a shadow.", Random W #3 1984 May p41
"they are all marching back into rank now,", SCA 1984 p33
"they decided to 'restore' seattle's skid row,", Last p42
THEY DON'T LEAVE YOU MUCH, Wind 10(39) 1980 p28
THEY INSIST ON CALLING IT OVERCOMPENSATION, Worm #92 1983 p150
"they leave their men for weeks at a time", Women p130, Worm #88 1982 p130
"They placed him in a padded isolation cell.", Clear p12, Maelstrom #18/19 1981 p65
THEY THINK I'M A RUBE BUT I SEE THROUGH THEIR RUSES, Last p42
"they're trying some guy in oregon", Truly Fine 4(2) 1980 Nov p2
"things as they are", Poetry Mag #2 1982 p36
"think about that.", Poetry/LA #8 1984 Spr/Sum p45
THINK TINY AND CARRY A BIG STICK, Worm #77 1980 p37
"Thirty-five years ago I entered kindergarten.", Bellingham 4(2) 1981 Fall p9
THIS BLACK GUY AND I, Slip #3 1983 p51
"this doctor who drinks in one of the bars", Dolphin p19, Worm #93 1984 p19
"This guy I know", Listening p84
"this is a didactic poem", Prince p22
THIS IS YOUR LIFE, Goblets 1982 Spr p5
"This kid in the bar", Scenes p71
THIS MORNING, A CHANGE OF VENUE [prose], By Land p24
"This morning after his bartending shift,", Scenes p40
"this mountain moves.", Listening p82
THIS ONE IS STRICTLY FOR MOVIE BUFFS, Last p43
"this poem is entitled 'shit.'", Dolphin p25, Worm #93 1984 p25
THIS SOUNDS LIKE AN AUNT FLABBY ROUTINE BUT IT'S TRUE, Scenes p70
"this young poet asked me to suggest some places", Worm #87 1982 p114
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY, NWTCP p73
A THOUSAND YEARS THIS SIDE OF THE MILLENNIUM, Seesaw p20
THREE GENERATIONS, Stanford p3
THE 366th DAY OF THE YEAR, Worm #92 1983 p146
THREE KIDS, Fear p2, Planet 1(3) 1984 p1
A TIME FOR REAPING, Clear p13
THE TIME I DRANK WITH ALLEN GINSBERG, Worm #92 1983 p145
TINA, Minotaur 5(1) 1981 p38
"tiny tim was on the johnny carson show the other night.", Worm #77 1980 p37
TIT FOR TAT, Last p34
"(title derived from a complicated joke i read", Truly Fine 5(2) 1981 p11
TO A WOMAN THE SAME AGE AS MYSELF, Seesaw p29
"to keep things simple:", Last p14
TO LIVE IN ANOTHER COUNTRY IS TO SUFFER THE CONSEQUENCES OF OUR OWN, Oro 2(1) 1983 Sum p3
TO MT. BALDY AND BACK, Mag (V) 14(2) 1984 Spr p7
"To the best of my recollection", Occasional #11 1982 p23
TO THE MUSE OF POETRY, Seesaw p56
TO THE SHORES OF SAN CLEMENTE [prose], Wind 14(51) 1984 p99, Winn 3(3) 1982 Apr p37
THE TOAD, Last p10
TOAD HAD ALWAYS SUSPECTED THAT HE'D MISSED HIS CALLING, Last p43
THE TOAD IN PUNJAB, PressT 1983 Jan 16 p.L10
TOAD'S BOBBIE, Last p14
TOAD'S BROKEN REVERIE, Maelstrom #18/19 1981 p54
TOAD'S COLUMN [prose], Winn 3(4) 1982 July p16
TOAD'S VERSION, Last p39
"today is a red letter day", Pinch 2(2) 1981 Apr/May p3
THE TOMORROW SHOW, NWTCP p70
"tonight I dream the cubans have invaded", Fireweed (Lorane) #2 Spr 1983 p22
TORAH, TORAH, TORAH: A SELF-INFLICTED BLITZKRIEG, Dog 2(2) 1983 Aut p11
TOWARDS A METRICS OF THE ABSOLUTE, NHA p1
TOWARDS A NEW AMERICAN POETICS: ESSAYS AND INTERVIEWS ed by FAAS [rev], PressT 1981 Mar 6 p.B5
TRACT, Hate
A TRADE SECRET, Pinch 1982 p13
TRADER FRANK'S UNMADE TRADE, Comet #1 1984 Sep/Oct p15
THE TRAGEDY OF POPEYE AND OLIVE, Truly Fine 4(2) 1980 Nov p2
TRAVELS WITH SOMEBODY'S AUNT, Scenes p72
THE TREASURE OF THE SIERRA FAULKNER, Harbor 1980 Spr p30
"the trip to the stadium is uplifting;", Poetry/LA #3 1981/82 Fall/Win p88
TRIVIA, Hate
TROUGHING, Last p44
TRY ANYTHING ONCE, Scenes p71
TRYING AT LAST AT FORTY TO BE A GOOD FATHER, Dog 2(2) 1983 Aut p13
"trying to interest my daughter", Scree #22/23 1983 p23
TUCSON IS WHERE I MET RON KOERTGE, By Land p9
TUCSON JULY, By Land p5, Maelstrom #20 1982 p5
TURKEY DAY INDEED, Dolphin p27, Worm #93 1984 p27
"t.v. has been so awful lately", Abbey #44 1983 Fall p2
"twenty years before, ray told the toad,"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p9
"two bells, the hour at which the dream dies.", Bellingham 4(2) 1981 Fall p8
TWO CLARITIES, Truly Fine 1984 p11
TWO EVENINGS, Oro 2(1) 1983 Sum p3
TWO FOR THE SEESAW AND ONE FOR THE ROAD, Seesaw p14, Winn 2(6) 1981 Sep p19
TWO FOR THE SEESAW AND ONE FOR THE ROAD by LOCKLIN [rev]
Green, Joseph, Bellingham 4(2) 1981 Fall p49
Mailman, Leo, Maelstrom #18/19 1981 p64
Woessner, Warren, Abraxas #27/28 1983 p55
TWO MORE FACES OF DOCTOR LAO, Electr #31 1983 Fall/Win p20
TWO QUARTERBACKS, Seesaw p40
TWO WEEKS ON MR. STANFORD'S FARM by LOCKLIN [rev], Harpoon 2(2) 1980 Fall p34
A TYRANT FOR OUR TIMES, Poetry/LA #6 1983 Spr/Sum p75
AN UNBITCHY WOMAN IN PORT ORFORD, OREGON, Last p38
"the university city of madrid is new,", Last p26
"the university of arizona was good to me,", By Land p13, Maelstrom #20 1982 p13
"Unlike everyone else in America,", Seesaw p32
AN UNMARRIED MARRIED MAN, Occasional #11 1982 p23
"until this year nobody had ever heard", Poetry/LA #8 1984 Spr/Sum p48
untitled prose, Poetry News #10 1981 July p3
UNTRAINED BEAR ON A VICIOUS CYCLE, Bogg #52 1984 p14
AN UNWARNED TEAMSTER, Active Lis #4 1983 Oct p29
UP AND DOWN THE CONSCIOUSNESS-ELEVATOR, Fear p5, Planet 1(3) 1984 p4
UPON THE COMPARATIVE HANG TIMES OF BARYSHNIKOV AND ELGIN BAYLOR, Electr #29 1983 Spr p13
THE VANDALS, Poetry/LA #6 1983 Spr/Sum p74
VECTORS, NWTCP p64
VERBUM SAP SAT, Poetry Now #26 1980 p43
"the very first time", Stanford p2
VETERAN OF THE 'LITTLES' EDITS LARGER THAN LIFE [prose]
Locklin, Gerald & Stetler, Charles, LA Times Bk R 1982 Mar 21 p3
THE VETERANS, Worm #80 1980 p140
LA VIE EN BLEU, Last p26
VISITATION, Seesaw p46
"The voice of Louis Simpson's poem says,", Goblets 1982 Spr p32
"Volcano sunk into the dunes,", Impulse #14 1981 Dec p7
W
THE WAGES OF SIN by HASLAM [rev], Maelstrom #18/19 1981 p66
WARM MILK, Winn 3(5) 1982 Aug p16
WAS IT GOOD FOR YOU, DEAR?, Proof #2 1983 Fall/Win p19
"was lincoln", Winn 3(5) 1982 Aug p15
THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT, Winn 3(5) 1982 Aug p17
THE WASTELAND EXPANDS, Abbey #44 1983 Fall p2
"watching that great john updike television adaptation,", Worm #80 1980 p138
"watching the tucson toros at hi corbett field,", By Land p11
WAX/WANE, Dog 2(2) 1983 Aut p12
"We all ended up at George and Yehudi's place", Scenes p72
WE ALMOST HAD TWINS, Fear p6, Planet 1(3) 1984 p5
WE ARE A COMPASSIONATE PEOPLE, Proof #2 1983 Fall/Win p20
WE ARE DEVO, Pinch 3(3) 1982 June/July p25
"we are pedaling our invisible bicycles", Poetry/LA #3 1981/82 Fall/Win p86
"we are throwing out the old toys.", Poetry/LA #8 1984 Spr/Sum p46
"we both had kids and wives at home"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p9
WE CAN DO IT TOO, Abraxas #25/26 1982 p41
"we finally found a flamenco night club", Last p27
"we go to where the rich live;", Clear p6
"'we have someone in common,' she says,", Truly Fine 1984 p11
"we needed firewood"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p10
"'we saw d. and her husband. she looked very nice but", Scenes p34
WE SHOULD HAVE EXPECTED IT, Worm #92 1983 p150
"we stood in the tienda de licores"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p9
"we went to interview", Dolphin p15, Worm #93 1984 p15
"We were at my father-in-law's retirement party", Seesaw p20
"we were discussing leda and the swan", Stanford p11
"we were necking in my birdshit volkswagen", Seesaw p30
"we were, on the surface, so unlike", By Land p9
"we were performing acts of sexual perversion in the car,", Seesaw p48
"we were sitting in the campus beer bar", Worm #80 1980 p140
"The weatherman is as skinny as a gold chain", Snap 1(1) 1982 Win p37
"we'd heard for years"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p10
"we'd only had the bird a week", Dolphin p18, Worm #93 1984 p18
"a wednesday night, the place is almost empty.", Last p46
A WEEKEND IN CANADA by LOCKLIN [rev]
Mailman, Leo, Maelstrom #16 1980 p36
"'well,' he said, 'is it over?'", Last p34
"'well,' i said, 'don't take any wooden nickels!'", Active Lis #4 1983 Oct p29
"'Well,' Larry says,", Poetry Now #31 1981 p17
WE'LL NEVER KNOW HOW MUCH OF LIFE IS LEARNED BEHAVIOR, Abraxas #25/26 1982 p40
"wenn ein schüller in den fünfzigern", PGUS p137
"wenn wir alskinder sum basketballplatz kamen", PGUS p11
"we're discussing greek food", Stanford p15
"We're drinking with the exchange student from England", Worm #81/82 1981 p43
Wert, David & Dixon, Gitta
PROFESSOR LEADS DOUBLE LIFE AS AUTHOR AND POET [prose] [re: GL], D49er 1983 Sept 29 p4
"We've been together for so long", Seesaw p51
"we've seen salt river canyon, walnut canyon,", Last p34
"what a great tearjerker!", Grimoire #4 1983 Spr p39
"what can you say,", Last p31
"what else is there to do in nature?", Last p43
WHAT FUND-RAISING DOES TO THE LIBERALLY EDUCATED, Home 4(3) 1983 Fall p21
WHAT I LEARNED FROM WATCHING THE PINK PANTHER CARTOON FESTIVAL, Pinch 1983 June? p6
"what kept me from going crazy", Wind 12(46) 1982 p23
WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p8
"what the hell am i doing anyway?", New Geog p278
WHATYA GONNA DO, PressT 1983 Jan 16 p.L10
WHEEZE, PERISHING REPUBLIC, Goblets 1981 Aut p25
"when asked about aid to the arts,", Winn 3(5) 1982 Aug p16
"When he arrives home on his motorcycle,", NRPT, Poetry/LA #3 1981/82 Fall/Win p67, Scenes p22, SFASA p22
"when he inquired of the barmaid", Last p35
"when hemingway had inflicted upon himself", Last p28
"when her driving in the mountains", Last p35
"when i ask my wife,", By Land p17, Maelstrom #20 1982 p17
"when i bring the beautiful german edition", Worm #94 1984 p78
"when i leave the hotel", By Land p18, Maelstrom #20 1982 p18
"when i pull up to the place", Fear p20, Planet 1(3) 1984 p19
"when i was at the lowest point", By Land p31, Maelstrom #20 1982 p31
"when i was checking into the motel-6", Last p31
"when i was in fifth grade", Impulse #9 1980 June p2
"When informed that his movie was seriously flawed", Scenes p7
"When Locklin finished reading his poem about"
Lloyd, D. H., Worm #94 1984 p53
"when my daughter does something praiseworthy,", Women p135, Worm #88 1982 p135
"when my three-year-old daughter", Roadwork #8 1983? p43
"When my two-year-old daughter", Worm #92 1983 p149
"when my uncle orv died", Dolphin p17, Worm #93 1984 p17
"when she asks me what my wife would think,", Truly Fine 5(1) 1981 Spr p11
"When she died I sent an elegy to all my friends", Scenes p65
"when she discovered her little boy", Pinch 1983 June? p6
"when she says that, far from practicing birth control,", Truly Fine 1984 p11
"when the blizzards roared", Poetry/LA #5 1982/83 Fall/Win p32
"When the famous conductor fell ill,", Dog 2(2) 1983 Aut p12
"when the kid got up and left the bar", Dolphin p23, Worm #93 1984 p23
"When the students announced their poll", Seesaw p37
"when the sun rose over the hills"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p8
"when they ask john updike", Poetry Motel #1 1984 Sum p28
"when they swept oakland in three,", Dolphin p20, Worm #93 1984 p20
"When Tom Snyder asked the marriage counselor", NWTCP p70
"when very drunk you invariably", Winn 3(5) 1982 Aug p16
"When we left the campus beer bar", Poetry Now #26 1980 p43
"whenever a good-looking woman walked by,"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p7
WHERE HAVE ALL THE GREAT SANDBAGGERS GONE?, Dolphin p24, Worm #93 1984 p24
WHERE ONE WENT WRONG, Seesaw p15, Winn 2(6) 1981 Sep p22
WHERE WAS RUSS GILBERT?, Prince p16
"while most referred to him as 'Toad,'", Last p32
"while trying to open a bottle of chardonnay,", Pinch 2(2) 1981 Apr/May p3
"while walking down the main street of ensenada,"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Truly Fine 1984 p8
WHIP WITHOUT CARROT, Worm #94 1984 p79
WHIPLASH ON THE COUCH by BENNETT [rev], Maelstrom #18/19 1981 p66
"who did play sky king on the radio?", Hate
"Who would you have been?", PVSIBCP p54, Worm #92 1983 p147
WHOSE LIFE IS IT ANYWAY? by CLARK [rev], PressT 1982 Apr 11 p.L6
"why do i vote at all?", Seesaw p50, Winn 2(6) 1981 Sep p22
"why dream of minnesota? the pro football draft?", Riprap #4 1982 p12
WHY I DON'T TEACH KINDERGARTEN, Random W #3 1984 May p52
WHY I READ THE NEWSPAPER, Proof #6 1984/85 Win p14
WHY OUR SPECIES HAS SURVIVED, Worm #94 1984 p79
WHY THERE WAS NO GREAT MIGRATION OF PARISIANS TO AMERICA, Worm #92 1983 p150
WHY TURN A PERFECTLY GOOD TOAD INTO A PRINCE? by LOCKLIN [rev]
Craig, David, Proof #5 1984 Sum p45
Nicoletta, Peter, Bellingham 7(2) 1984 Fall p64
"the wife of a friend of mine", Truly Fine 5(2) 1981 p11
THE WIFE OF THE EX-FILMMAKER, Seesaw p22
THE WILD BUNCH, Dolphin p19, Worm #93 1984 p19
WILL I EVER LEARN?, Bogg #51 1983 p24
WILL YOU PLEASE TURN OFF THAT OTHER GUY'S POEM AND LISTEN TO MINE!, Dolphin p18, Worm #93 1984 p18
Wilson, Sam
GERALD LOCKLIN [art], PGUS p143
"the wind walks off the desert", Poetry/LA #3 1981/82 Fall/Win p72
WINNERS GOES TO WASHINGTON [prose], Winn 2(3) 1981 July p20
"the winning poem in a recent contest", Dolphin p22, Worm #93 1984 p22
"the wives of talented friends of mine", Abraxas #27/28 1983 p40
WODEN'S DAY, Abraxas #27/28 1983 p56, Minotaur 6(1) 1983 p17, Scenes p49, SFASA p49
Woessner, Warren
BY LAND, SEA & AIR by LOCKLIN & ZEPEDA [rev], Abraxas #27/28 1983 p55
SCENES FROM A SECOND ADOLESCENCE AND OTHER POEMS by LOCKLIN [rev], Abraxas #27/28 1983 p55
TWO FOR THE SEESAW AND ONE FOR THE ROAD by LOCKLIN [rev], Abraxas #27/28 1983 p55
THE WOMAN IN HER THIRTIES, Amanda 3(1) 1983 Jan p28
"the woman in the grandstand behind me", NWTCP p71
"A woman on the radio says she's sick of women", Seesaw p28
THE WOMEN HAVE WON, Women p130, Worm #88 1982 p130
"the women sit around discussing", Harpoon 1981 Sum/Fall p26
"a word to the wise:", Pinch 2(3) 1981 Sept/Oct p5
THE WORLD ACCORDING TO CRAP, Truly Fine 4(2) 1980 Nov p2
WORLD'S END AND OTHER STORIES by THEROUX [rev], SISF 18(3) 1981 Win p87
WORMIE A BOOK REVIEW [rev]
Stetler, Charles & GL, Winn 3(1) 1982 Feb p13
WORMWOOD REVIEW COMES OF AGE [prose]
Locklin, Gerald & Stetler, Charles, Home 3(1) 1981 p1
WORMWOOD REVIEW: TRIBUTE TO RARE QUALITY [prose]
Locklin, Gerald & Stetler, Charles, LA Times Bk R 1981 Aug 2 p3, Oro 2(3/4) 1984 p51
WYNKEN, BLYNKEN, Scenes p5
A YANKEE CONTRIBUTION TO FRENCH COOKING, Minotaur 6(1) 1983 p17, Scenes p8, SFASA p8
YEAH, I'M THE GUY IN THE OVERCOAT OGLING MINNIE MOUSE, Abraxas #29/30 1984 p62
"Yesterday, on the food-machine patio,", NWTCP p74
"Yesterday was a perfectly useless day", Seesaw p23
Yoder, Bart
FEAR AND PATERNITY IN THE PAUMA VALLEY by LOCKLIN [rev], Electr #33 1984 Sum p42
YONDER by GERSTLER [rev], Maelstrom #21/22 1982 p73
"you are reading in joan didion's salvador", Dog 3(2) 1984 Aut p46
YOU CAN EVEN MOVE IT TO A SITZ-BATH, Worm #77 1980 p36
YOU CAN'T HAVE EVERYTHING, By Land p35, Maelstrom #20 1982 p35
"you don't mind so much", Dog 2(2) 1983 Aut p11
"'you don't remember me,' she says,", Worm #92 1983 p145
YOU, GAIL SHEEHY, Poetry/LA #4 1982 Spr/Sum p97
"you hear a lot about the energy crisis these days,", Clear p1
"'you know,' lara says,", New Geog p279, NGOP p279, Pinch 5(1) 1984 p16
"'you know,' she says, 'the earthquake", Etc #15/16 1980 p20
"you know the kind of day" [re: GL]
Koertge, Ronald B., Hate
YOU NEVER KNOW, Truly Fine 1984 p11
"you never smooth out the wrinkles", Poetry/LA #6 1983 Spr/Sum p76
"you say she is a myth?", Abraxas #25/26 1982 p41
"you sit and sulk as i type these poems.", Last p48
"you wind your way south, town-by-town,", Last p24
"you, young man,", Worm #87 1982 p113
A YOUNG MAN TRAVELING WITH WIFE & KID, Last p20
"the young musician on the seattle-victoria ferry", Last p46
"young writers, if you ever wonder", Dolphin p27, Worm #93 1984 p27
"you're easy to feed,", Worm #84 1981 p121
ZEN PROSE: AN EPITAPH FOR RED SMITH, Proof #3 1983 Spr/Sum p2
Zepeda, Rafael
GERALD LOCKLIN [art], PGUS p6
Zepeda, Rafael & GL
APOCALYPSE POSTPONED, Truly Fine 1984 p8
LA BUFADORA, Truly Fine 1984 p7
BY LAND, SEA, AND AIR, Maelstrom #20 1982
DUKE'S BRAND, Truly Fine 1984 p9
DYING FOR A BARGAIN, Truly Fine 1984 p10
A FRIENDSHIP RITUAL, Truly Fine 1984 p7
LES IMAGISTES, Truly Fine 1984 p8
INTO THE VALLEY RODE THE TWO, Truly Fine 1984 p10
IT AIN'T AS SIMPLE AS MASA ANYMORE, Truly Fine 1984 p7
LAST YEAR IN CORONADOBAD, Truly Fine 1984 p9
MORE ON THE DANISH INVASION, Truly Fine 1984 p8
MR. ELECTRICITY, Truly Fine 1984 p7
THE OUTDOORSMEN, Truly Fine 1984 p8
PLAYING IT SAFE, Truly Fine 1984 p8
A RETIREMENT COMMUNITY, Truly Fine 1984 p7
RICH STIFFS, Truly Fine 1984 p10
THE RIGHT TO A SPEEDY TRIAL, Truly Fine 1984 p10
SALESPERSONSHIP, Truly Fine 1984 p9
A SPANISH LESSON, Truly Fine 1984 p9
WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN, Truly Fine 1984 p8
"zombying onto a wayward tram,", Last p15
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