A
À MINUIT, Calif p18
"à minuit, je lève les yeux," Calif p18
(A) PERFORMANCE; (B) POETRY; (C) NONE OF THE ABOVE, Minotaur #25/26 1991 p33
ABSTRACT AND CONCRETE, Misnomer 1(1) 1992 Spr p23
ABSTRACT SCULPTURE QUESTIONNAIRE, BMOC p16, Misnomer 1(1) 1992 Spr p24
"according to norman holland,", Firebird p19
"across from the wide and be-islanded"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p29
"advice to the red man:", Zen #1 1994 p47
AELBERT KUYP: UBBERGEN CASTLE, Yank p27
"after an evening of glowering at my daughter," Calif p23, Firebird p13
"after john hinckley's infatuation with," Short p9
"after my poetry reading, she says,", Bard p117, Worm #135 1994 p117
"after reading a couple of recent reviews,", Worm #133 1994 p4
"after taking the narrow gauge railway to," Yank p25
"after they get a gander at the prices"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p21
"after they have arrived without"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p12
"after they read bukowski's poem,", Bard p112, Worm #135 1994 p112
AFTER THEY STOP AT THE CHURCH THAT SITS
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p24
THE AFTERNOON AFTER, Worm #132 1993 p209
AGING GEESE AND GANDERS, Bli #1 1992 p23
"all i know is that," Short p9
"all she needed was a finger," Madman p33*
"all the aches and pains and illnesses," Bard p116, Worm #135 1994 p116
"all the characters in our dreams," Flip #84 1993 May/June p5
"all the poets complain of her.", Side Affects side 2
ALL THEY ARE SAYING IS GIVE PEACE A CHANCE, Pearl #15 1992 Spr/Sum p8
"all this hullabaloo about not taking no for an answer.", Atom 4(13) 1994 Win p61
"allah be praised: a self-portrait," Plop #3 1993 Win/Spr p4
"almost every night of late my little boy," Blank #1 1991 Spr p11, ISMM (a) side 1, ISMM p23, Madman p23
ALMOST THE BLUE HOTEL
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Durango p4
"already she knows all my stories,", Firebird p46
ALSO, OPEN AN ACCOUNT AT THE CREDIT UNION, Madman p13
ALTERNATIVES TO THE ONLY THING TO DO [prose] [re: GL]
Grobaty, Tim, PressT 1994 Jan 30 p.J1
"although i have never met john ashbury," Yank p19
ALTHOUGH IT'S AN EARLY MORNING FLIGHT
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p3
"although i've asked him not to,", Madman p31
"although the speakers are, as usual, hilarious,"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p24
"always, it seems, i am in a river.", Firebird p17, Free L #5 1990 Sum p4
ALWAYS THE PEDAGOGUE, Yank p20
AM I MISSING SOMETHING?, Worm #136 1994 p178
AM I THE ONLY ONE TO FEEL THIS WAY, OR THE ONLY ONE TO ADMIT IT?, Return p6
"america has never lacked for elegant.", Blank #1 1991 Spr p13, BMOC p6
AMONG OTHER THINGS THEY DON'T WANT TO MURDER YOU AND MARRY YOUR WIFE, Firebird p115, Verve 2(1) 1990 Spr p11
EL AMOR BRUJO, Firebird p4
ANCIENT ADVERSARIES, Tears #9 1991 Sep p17
ANCIENT MATH, Yank p21
ANCIENT MUSIC, Art Cr #11 1991? p124
"And here upon this brazen hill," Gridlock p107
AND I REMEMBER WHY I FLED WEST, Bard p118, Worm #135 1994 p118
AND I THOUGHT IT WAS MY AUTHENTIC SHAKESPEAREAN CODPIECE, Misnomer 1(1) 1992 Spr p21, Mongoose p15
"and if i built," Short p13
AND ME 'N AHAB ARE GETTING JUST A LITTLE TIRED OF ALL THESE DEATH-OF-THE-PATRIARCH FLICKS, Four I #2 1991 May p25
"and one cemetery."
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p23
AND SAYS THE HEDGEHOG, EXCELLENT CONDOS, Yank p30
AND THE GREY MATTER PER CAPITA OF THE JUDGES?, Worm #127 1992 p119
AND THEY RAISED HIS WATER RATE, Bli #3 1993 Aug/Sep p45
"and yet it only this week occurred," Yank p24
AND YOU?, Misnomer 1(1) 1992 Spr p22, Mongoose p20
ANDRÉ DERAIN: BÂTEAU À COLLIOURE, 1905, Plop #3 1993 Win/Spr p6
ANDRÉ DERAIN: LANDSCAPE IN THE ÎLE-DE-FRANCE, 1904-5, Asylum 9(1/4) 1994 p127
ANDRÉ DERAIN: LES VOILES ROUGES, Pearl #20 1994 Spr p55
ANDRÉ DERAIN: TREE, LANDSCAPE AT A RIVER BED, 1904-5, Plop #3 1993 Win/Spr p6
ANDROGEN MISANTHROPY, Short p9
Androla, Ron
TOAD WRITES SHORT SHORTS by LOCKLIN [rev], Impet #22 1994 May p107
untitled prose, Biblio 1990 p41
ANOTHER COLD FRONT APPROACHING RAPIDLY FROM ICELAND, Postcards np
ANOTHER LIGHT GOES OUT, Short p20
ANSEL THE EASY ESCHEWED AN EASEL, Outtakes p6
ANY QUESTIONS?
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Durango p12
APOCALYPSE IN LAKEWOOD, Alpha B #7 1990 Aut p55
"the appointment is set for 2:30"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p9
APPROPRIATELY ENOUGH, Blank #3 1991/92 Win p7, Mongoose p26
"après une journée passée à faire les gros yeux," Calif p24
"are heading out tonight to see the town."
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p8
ARE WE HAVING A GOOD TIMEX YET?, Worm #127 1992 p121
"'aren't you ever depressed?' the aging," Bard p109, Worm #135 1994 p109
ARGENTEUIL: KIND OF BLUE, Firebird p92
ARHAT (KOREA, 1562), BMOC p15, Plop #3 1993 Win/Spr p5, Voices N #2 1991 Spr p10
THE ARTICLE DOESN'T MENTION HIS FIRST FORTY YEARS, Firebird p76
"an article in today's paper says," Shock #7/8 1993 p11
"as a child he was only once invited to," Firebird p126
"as a result of flare-up of bursitis,", Worm #136 1994 p178
AS FAR AS WOMEN ARE CONCERNED, Yank p31
"as he progresses beyond the three-hundred-pound mark,", Shock #4 1992 p13
"as my daughter and my friend walk briskly on," Outtakes p9
"as our little boy goes running off," Yank p39
"as robin williams sloshes out to try," Pied 14(3) 1990 p27
"as she gets up from the couch," Slugfest 5(1) 1994 Sum p18
"as the return flight to california"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p33
"as the train chugs back down the canyon from"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Durango p6
"as they drive along the freeway"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p8
"as they drive north into nebraska"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p21
"as usual, the windows are," Ambit #136 1994 July p68
"at a picnic today, unexpectedly, someone," Madman p21
"at chuck e. cheese's," Pearl #17 1993 Spr p74
"at devil's tower,", Grasslands #5 1991 p28
"at last, the grail is made in hong kong.", Firebird p120, Poetry/LA #20 1990 Spr/Sum p75, Riprap #16 1994 p82
"at least one commercial cannot," Plop #3 1993 Win/Spr p2
AT LOGGERHEADS, Firebird p71
AT LUNCH WITH MS. TALL AND MS. SHORT ON THE
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p13
AT MIDNIGHT, Calif p17, Firebird p113
"at midnight, i look up," Calif p17, Firebird p113
AT NOON, BLURRY EYED AND TIRED,
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p17
"at sim's coffee shop on the corner," Worm #132 1993 p209
AT STALYBRIDGE, HOWEVER, Outtakes p3
"at the airport," Monk M issue 1993, Short p5
"at the airport counter"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Durango p3
AT THE AIRPORT THERE ARE ABOUT FIVE PASSENGERS
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p18
"at the airport waiting for the flight to london,", Prophetic #15/16 1991 p218
"at the bay area hotel bar," Bard p123, Worm #135 1994 p123
"at the conference social hour," Zen #1 1994 p47
"at the door to the la cucharacha saloon,"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Durango p8
AT THE END OF SOMETHING, Yank p6
"at the exhibit of the annenberg collection," Voices N #4 1993 p92
"at the gala poetry reading," Worm #124 1991 p136
"at the los angeles closing," Bard p121, Worm #135 1994 p121
"at the motel-6," Bard p119, Worm #135 1994 p119
"at the reno room after the final exam,", Pearl #16 1992 Fall p29
AT THE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF NORTH WALES AT BANGOR, Yank p3
"the attractive older woman with," Pearl #16 1992 Fall p29
"aujourd'hui j'ai appris la patience à ma fille.", Calif p34
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Babener, Liahna
GOLD RUSH AND OTHER STORIES by LOCKLIN [rev], WeAm 27(1) 1992 May p87
"the baby-faced sheraton desk clerk asks them,"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p11
BACCHUS AT FIFTY, Madman p34
Bach, David
GERALD LOCKLIN [art], Biblio 1990 title page & p9
GERALD LOCKLIN AT 725 [art], Biblio 1990 p45
Bach, Glenn
THE FIREBIRD POEMS by LOCKLIN [rev], Chiron 12(2) 1993 Win p13
IN/WORD/OUT: THOUGHTS ON POETRY & PERFORMANCE by LOCKLIN [rev], Chiron 12(2) 1993 Win p13
TWENTY QUESTIONS [interview of GL], OneH #1 1993 Fall p30
"back in the second grade," Stand Beyond p48, Stand p127
BAIT
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p14
BAKED ALASKA, OnBus #6/7 1990/91 Sum/Spr p137
THE BANKING COMMUNITY [prose], Slip #13 1993 p110
BARBRA'S BIG FIB, Short p8
THE BARD OF AMPHIBIA, Bard p107, Worm #135 1994 p107
THE BARELY BEATEN PATH, Xib #6 1994 p50
"the barmaid with the ultra-trim body and frizzy hair," Bard p109, Worm #135 1994 p109
"bars and restaurants are up and down"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Durango p20
"the bartender at the blue bull emigrated"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p22
Basinski, Michael
OUTTAKES by LOCKLIN [rev], Impet #22 1994 May p20
Baxter, E. R.
INTERVIEW WITH GERALD LOCKLIN, IWO 42 min. 50 sec.
"bear and his wife are taking two carloads"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p33
"bear is asking the seller,"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p20
"because i knew i would be walking her," Stand p129, Worm #124 1991 p136
"Because I was drinking more," Biblio 1990 p8
"because i was kept home sick a lot as a child," Firebird p61
"because my daughter's eighth-grade teachers," Bard p124, Worm #135 1994 p124
"because of an article in the campus paper," Worm #117 1990 p44
"because of the budgetary crisis," Pearl #15 1992 Spr/Sum p9
"because ray has to run off"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Durango p18
"beds cannot contain my kids in sleep.", POLAAC p120, Poetry/LA #22 1993 Spr p120
BEER, IWO 1 min 25 sec., IWO 48 min. 20 sec., Stand p126
"before class someone mentions," Short p8
"before they leave, shelby says,"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p10
"before you enter into a platonic relationship," FiveA #5 1991 p15
UN BEL DI, Bard p124, Worm #135 1994 p124
"believe it or not, there was a time," Bli #1 1992 p23
THE BEST OF TIMES, Pied 14(3) 1990 p27
THE BEST YEAR OF HER LIFE, LTHE p147, Many Cals p249, Men p160, MinoNS 1990
BETTER TASTING AND LESS FILLING THAN GINSENG, Penny #11 1994 Sept p12
BEYOND THE PLEASURE PRINCIPLE, Sheila #2 1991 p10
THE BIG CRITIC FROM FRISCO
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Durango p25
BIG MAN, AKA #6 1991 Spr p4, BMOC p24
BIG MAN ON CANVAS by LOCKLIN [rev], Drive #17 1994 p37
Grobaty, Tim, PressT 1994 Sept 14 p.D1
Smith, Joan Jobe, Chiron 23(4) 1994 Win p17
BILATERALLY UNSOLICITED ADVICE, Zen #1 1994 p47
BLIND LEADING BLIND, Firebird p73
BLOOD AND BONES by SNIDER [rev], OnBus 2(1) 1990 Spr p210
BLOODY SATURDAY, Ambit #125 1991 p44
BLOWN MINDS, Shock #11 1994 p26
BLUE BOY, Blooms 12(8) 1992 Dec p21, Firebird p125
THE BLUE BULL TAVERN
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p23
BLUE/YELLOW/RED, 1970, Chiron 9(3) 1990 p11, Firebird p69
BLURB [to MAD WOMAN: TROIS by JOHNSON], Mad back cover
"boats are surface-fish that," Plop #3 1993 Win/Spr p6
"bobby mcferrin is a multi-talented singer.", Mongoose p25, Worm #124 1991 p138
BONNIE IS EASIER SAID THAN DONE, Voices N #4 1993 p95
THE BOOBY TRAP, Blank #4 1992 Spr p4, Mongoose p17
THE BOOK DEPOSITORY
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p26
BOOTLEGGERS, Misnomer 2(2) 1994 p22
BOPPIN'S BIG IN BEANTOWN [prose] [re: GL]
Grobaty, Tim, PressT 1991 Feb 3 p.E3
"both crazy horse and sitting bull," Cokefish 1991 Sep/Oct p1
"both of the women who take them on"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p31
THE BOTTOM LINE, Firebird p60, Pearl #11 1990 Sum p11
BREADWINNER, Sheila #7/8 1993 p81
BREAKING THE SILENCE, Bard p117, CPA p141, Worm #135 1994 p117
"the brief, simple, and perfectly written," Yank p32
A BRILLIANT DIAGNOSTICIAN WOULD HAVE SAID, 'AHAH, MY DEAR MAN, SO YOU DRIVE A TOYOTA?', Worm #121 1991 p40
BRILLIANT INSIGHT, Yank p30
A BRINY DEITY, Bli #3 1993 Aug/Sep p45
"a british academic i respect," Outtakes p2
BRITONS WILL NEVER BE SLAVES, Outtakes p5
"The brochure for the new course advertised it," Short p12
Bukowski, Charles Henry
untitled prose, Short inside cover
Burke, Jan
IT'S A YEAR WE CAN POINT TO WITH PRIDE [prose] [re: GL], PressT 1994 Dec 25 p.J3
MEDIEVAL MUSIC, BOOK SALE TOP AN ACTIVE WEEK [re: GL], PressT 1994 Oct 23 p.J10
BUT BEAR TIPPED FIFTEEN PER CENT
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p21
BUT HE LOVES IT, Capr 1990 Mar p38, Firebird p31
BUT I FAIL, Short p14
"'but i need you,' i said," Worm #127 1992 p119
"but i'll still put my money on," Penny #6 1994 Apr p5
"but i'm looking forward to," Short p13
BUT IT DIDN'T STOP ME OR THE DOG, Chiron 13(2) 1994 p2
BUT MAYBE EVERYPLACE, Black Tape #4 1991 p8
BUT SOONER OR LATER, Fat Tu 1991 p49
"but the ghettoes didn't vote for reagan," Madman p30
"by the final hour of the faculty bash," Bard p111, Worm #135 1994 p111
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"the cabbie from the oakland airport to," Worm #131 1993 p155
THE CABBIES ARE IN MOURNING, Madman p10
CABERNET NOSTALGIA, Firebird p46
CABLECADE [prose], Louder #3 1990 Win p45
Caddy, David
A NEW GEOGRAPHY OF POETS ed by FIELD, LOCKLIN & STETLER [rev], Tears #11 1993 Sep p46
Caddy, Monique
THE FIREBIRD POEMS by LOCKLIN [rev], Tears #12 1994 Jan p35
"a cafeteria is not," Firebird p55, Poetry/LA #20 1990 Spr/Sum p72
"'can i use your phone?' she says.", Madman p18
THE CARAVANS, GYPSY CAMP NEAR ARLES, Redneck #24 1993 Spr p32
"carrion comfort, despair, of course," AKA #6 1991 Spr p6, BMOC p20
CARTA BLANCA
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p24
A CASTING LESSON
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p26
Castleman, David
OUTTAKES by LOCKLIN [rev], Zerx C 1992 p54
"the cat lands on the coffee table,", Worm #127 1992 p122
CAT LOVERS, BEWARE, Ambit #125 1991 p45, Exquisite 9(1/4) 1991 Jan/Apr p39
"a catholic college i once transferred," Sheila #9 1994 p30
Catlin, Alan
GERALD LOCKLIN [prose], Biblio 1990 p8
"the cats are sleeping in the meadow.", Firebird p98
CATS HATE ME BECAUSE I DON'T FALL FOR THEIR BULLSHIT, Worm #127 1992 p122
CAUSALITY, IMMEDIATE AND REMOTE, Inky #4 1991 Sum p2
"cézanne painted a single pine tree," CNR 33(1/2) 1992 p247
A CHANGE IN THE WEATHER
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Durango p19
"a character in an iris murdoch novel," Worm #132 1993 p208
CHARLES BAUDELAIRE: AUGUST 31, 1867, Firebird p107, Poetry/LA #20 1990 Spr/Sum p74, Riprap #16 1994 p81
CHARLES BUKOWSKI: A REMEMBRANCE [prose], LAR 16(23) 1994 Mar 18 p6, Plop #5 1994 Sept p4, Sure #10 1994 p9
THE CHARLES STETLER INTRODUCTION [prose]
Stetler, Charles, Biblio 1990 p2
LE CHAT QUI PECHE
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p19
"the chinese built a skyscraper temple,", Black Tape #4 1991 p9, BMOC p22
CHRIST STOPPED AT ALBANY, Return p7
"claire tells me: 'i felt i ought to tell his doctor," Return p8
THE CLAUDE RAINS OF SEAL BEACH, Madman p22
CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE COUNTERPRODUCTIVE KIND, Short p6
"the closest i have ever come to spending," Owen 14(2) 1991 Fall p52
"closing, toad says, 'let me just pop"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p15
THE CLUB MEISTERS
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p15
C'MON, FELLA, GIVE US A BREAK
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Durango p17
C'MON, JOHN, OnBus #6/7 1990/91 Sum/Spr p137
A CO-OPERATIVE EFFORT, Bard p110, Worm #135 1994 p110
THE COACH, RedD 1(3) 1991 p36
COCOONING COMES TO THE BREAD BASKET, Bard p119, Worm #135 1994 p119
"a colleague of mine writes a clever poem," Short p17, Verve 2(1) 1990 Spr p11
THE COLLECTED WORDS
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Durango p2
A COLONIST, Short p18
COLOR IS NOT PURPLE, Chiron 11(2) 1992 p6
COLORED PAPER IMAGE VII (YELLOW CURVE WITH GRAY), 1970, Chiron 9(3) 1990 p11, Firebird p69
COME AGAIN ANOTHER DAY, Outtakes p12
COME SUMMER, Madman p11
COMING OUT OF THE EMPTY BARN OF A BAR INTO THE LATE AFTERNOON GLARE
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p30
A COMMERCIAL FOR DIE-HARD BATTERIES, Bard p109, Worm #135 1994 p109
"con el atatúd abierto," Poetas p59
"con el ataúd abierto," Nueva p103
THE CONDEMNED MAN'S LAST SUPPER, Bard p116, Worm #135 1994 p116
"a cone is never an ice cream cone,", Genre #14 1992 p63
THE CONFERENCE by LOCKLIN [rev]
Preston, Scott, WeAm 28(1) 1993 May p61
"a confession: i like french's mustard.", Firebird p121, SoAm 17(2) 1992 Spr p47
A CONSTITUENCY OF DUNCES, IWO 50 min. 4 sec., PressT 1993 Aug 20 p.W16
A CONTEMPORARY LITERARY PHENOMENON, Smellfeast #1 1994 Dec p6
"the contents of toad's luggage qualify him"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p16
THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISCO, Sheila #2 1991 p11
"a couple of decades ago, a wise," Xib #6 1994 p50
"the cricket leaps from," RedD 1(3) 1991 p36
CROSSING THE CREEK, Calif p19, Firebird p9
"crossing the creek, i extend a hand," Calif p19, Firebird p9
CUERPO ELECTORAL DE INEPTOS, Nueva p104, Poetas p60
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DADA DENTISTRY, Worm #121 1991 p38
"'daddy,' my daughter asks, 'why do doctors," Ven 2(3) 1993 Aug/Sep p22
THE DARK WIND by HILLERMAN [rev], WeAm 26(3) 1991 Nov p273
DATE RAPE, Atom 4(13) 1994 Win p61
DAVE ALVIN: ON THE ROAD FROM REEDS TO ROCK [prose] [re: GL]
Grobaty, Tim, PressT 1993 Nov 12 p.W6
DAVID HOCKNEY: A LARGE DIVER, Stride #35 1993 p12
DAVID HOCKNEY: THREE CHAIRS WITH A SECTION OF A PICASSO MURAL, 1970, BMOC p21, FiveA #5 1991 p15
DAVID HOCKNEY: TWO DECK CHAIRS, CALVI, 1972 (DETAIL), Firebird p99, Riprap #16 1994 p80
DAVID HOCKNEY'S A LAWN BEING SPRINKLED, Bard p121, Worm #135 1994 p121
THE DAY AFTER HE HAS BEEN PLACED IN A FULL-BODY CAST, Bard p116, Worm #135 1994 p116
THE DAY AMERICA BEGAN ITS DECLINE AS AN INDUSTRIAL POWER, Return p7
"the day my daughter took," Blank #3 1991/92 Win p6
A DEAR GERALD NOTE, Men p319
DEATH BEFORE DISHONOR, Firebird p10
THE DEATH OF BILLY MARTIN, Yank p14
DÉGAS: THE BELLELLI FAMILY, 1858-67, Firebird p21
DEPRESSIVE, Bard p109, Worm #135 1994 p109
THE DEVOLUTION OF A CLICHÉ, Spl 1994 Spr p14
DICK IS NOT GIVEN TO FAINT PRAISE
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Durango p15
DICKENS DICKINSON MELVILLE HARDY HUGO, Worm #131 1993 p153
DID HARE KRISHNA DO IT IN A YELLOW SUBMARINE?, Short p8
"'did you hear,' gunther says, 'that my brother," Mongoose p12, Worm #125 1992 p35
"'did you know,' she tells me, 'that everytime," Bard p110, Worm #135 1994 p110
"did you know that claude monet lived," Firebird p116
A DIFFERENT DRUMMER, Mongoose p12, Worm #125 1992 p35
DIONYSUS, GOD OF WINE AND POETRY, Slip #12 1992 Sum p12
THE DISAPPEARANCE OF THE GREENWOOD, Firebird p102
DIVORCEE, Side Affects side 2
DO NOT GO GENTLE INTO THAT CHLORINE, Slip #14 1994 p125
"do you know how sick one can get," Zen #1 1994 p48
"'Do you like whales?' my son asks me.", Madman p11
"'Do you love me?' I asked.", Side Affects side 2
"do you remember how bartleby the scrivener," Firebird p79
DO YOU REMEMBER THE SCENE IN THE GODFATHER WHERE JAMES CAAN SAYS, 'NOW MAKE SURE THAT THE GUN GETS STASHED IN THE REST ROOM...., Stand p129, Worm #124 1991 p136
DOES ANYONE CARE WHETHER YOU DO?, Outtakes p9
DOES ANYONE EVER LEARN ANYTHING?, Worm #129 1993 p41
DON'T BE IN TOO GREAT A RUSH, Madman p18
DON'T I WISH THEY DID, Short p6
"'don't worry,' toad tells her,", Slip #14 1994 p124
"don't you think you'd like"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p15
Dunbar-Ortiz, Roxanne
ONE OF TWO THINGS I KNOW ABOUT US: "OKIES" IN AMERICAN CULTURE [prose] [GL cited], RHR 59 1994 Spr p4–34
THE DURANGO POEMS by ZEPEDA & LOCKLIN [rev], Drive #17 1994 p39
Headley, Robert, Chiron 13(3) 1994 p25
THE DWARF, Side Affects side 2
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THE E-WORD, Impet #22 1994 May p87
"e.a. has hiked through more deserts"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Durango p19
EACH TOWN HAS ONE CHURCH
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p23
AN EARLY EXPLOITER GOES FOR THE WHOLE ENCHILADA, Pearl #14 1991 Fall/Win p63
"early in this century mikhair bakhtin was," Worm #128 1992 p170
"early this morning it became clear," Pearl #13 1991 Spr/Sum p40
AN EASY ASCENT, Yank p37
ECOLOGY, MinoN #23 1991 Spr p25
EDGAR DÉGAS: AT THE MILLINER'S, Bard p121, Worm #135 1994 p121
EDGAR POE MEETS EDITH PIAF, Short p15
EDITOR'S NOTE [to FIREBIRD POEMS, 1992 ed.]
Hilbert, Donna Bruster, Firebird p.v
"edward field,", Firebird p67
EDWARD HOPPER: HIGH NOON, 1949, OneH #2 1994 Spr p53
EDWARD HOPPER: ROOMS BY THE SEA, 1931, Slant #8 1994 p57
EDWARD HOPPER: SUN ON PROSPECT STREET, 1934, Ambit #136 1994 July p68
ELECTION '92: FAMILY VALUES, Worm #128 1992 p170
ELI, ELI -- HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN THE MILLSTONE?, Yank p35
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION [prose], Pearl #17 1993 Spr p71
EN GARDE, Art Cr #11 1991? p55
EPITAPH: SIDNEY CARTON, Short p19
ERIK SATIE AT THE ERWIN RANCH, SUMMER-FALL-WINTER, 1987, Firebird p91
"ernest hemingway used to say, 'there are people," Firebird p35
ERNEST LAWSON: SPRING NIGHT HARLEM RIVER, 1913, BMOC p5
EVEN BUREAUCRATS ARE EDUCABLE, World #2 1991 p33
"even in your dreams,", Firebird p99, FP p99, Riprap #16 1994 p80
"even though watching it at home," CPA p141, Worm #135 1994 p117
"eventually ray and the toad"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p23
EVER HEARD OF CURLEYS, HONEY?
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p25
THE EVERLASTING 'RIGHT ON!', Worm #124 1991 p136
"every spermatozoon has a mouth.", Firebird p100
"everyone else's university seems to have"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Inky #4 1991 Sum p28
"everyone makes fun of him, his," Blooms 12(8) 1992 Dec p21, Firebird p125
"everyone writes of him, myself included,", Firebird p64
THE EVIDENCE KEEPS EVAPORATING
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p16
THE EVIL PATRIARCH WHO IS NO MORE, Bouillabaisse #2 1992 p5
THE EXHIBITION SEASON, Axe #3 1990 p16, Firebird p16
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Fabrizio, Charles
TOAD COMES TO CLEVELAND by LOCKLIN [rev], Zerx C 1991 p36
F.A.D.D., Bard p113, Worm #135 1994 p113
FADING IN THE STRETCH, Madman p12
FALLING ASLEEP, Firebird p104
FAME AND MISFORTUNE, Bard p108, Worm #135 1994 p108
THE FAMILY MAN, Mongoose p11, Worm #124 1991 p134
"the family of three goes on a boating party.", BMOC p8, Sheila #1 1990 p48
A FAMILY TRADITION DISCONTINUED, Grasslands #5 1991 p28
THE FAT LADY SINGS, Bard p108, Worm #135 1994 p108
FATHER KNOWS BEST [prose], Bard p109, Worm #135 1994 p109
"fear of hallucination is," Firebird p104
FELINES SURVIVE FIGHT FOR RIGHT TO ROAM, MAKE CSULB HOME [prose] [cites GL]
Korber, Dorothy, PressT 1992 Nov 15 p.B3
THE FEMALE CONDOM, Bli #3 1993 Aug/Sep p46
"the feminists look at her," Smellfeast #1 1994 Dec p6
Ferlazzo, Paul J.
TOAD WRITES SHORT SHORTS by LOCKLIN [rev], WeAm 29(1) 1994 p65
"the few last living men in america," Worm #117 1990 p43
Field, Edward
FOREWORD [to FIREBIRD POEMS, 1992 ed.], Firebird p.iii
untitled prose, Biblio 1990 p7, Short inside cover
"fifteen years ago i was a real asshole,", Firebird p42
FIFTY MILLION AMERICANS CAN BE WRONG, Mongoose p25, Worm #124 1991 p138
THE FINAL SOLUTION, Blank #1 1991 Spr p10, ISMM (a) side 1, ISMM p5, Madman p5
FINNEGAN'S REVENGE; OR, THE IRISH JIG, Return p12
"the firebird broods like yeasty dough," Blooms 12(8) 1992 Dec p21, Firebird p129
THE FIREBIRD POEMS by LOCKLIN [rev], Drive #17 1994 p37, Dumars #15 1992 Sum p1, Shock #4 1992 p35
Bach, Glenn, Chiron 12(2) 1993 Win p13
Caddy, Monique, Tears #12 1994 Jan p35
Green, Joseph, Bellingham 16(1/2) 1993 p105
Headley, Robert, WeAm 28(3)1993 p277
Kopp, Karl, Blooms 12(8) 1992 Dec p20
Spider Woman, Redneck #23 1992 Fall p108
Young, Bernard, Inkshed #24 1992 Aut/Win p72
"first he gave up cigarettes,", Madman p32
"the first naked woman," Firebird p5
FIRST NAMES FIRST, Mongoose p28, Owen 15(1) 1992 Spr p78
"the first night that terry came over," SoAm 17(2) 1992 Spr p44, YAB p9, Yank p9
THE FIRST TIME I EVER RECOGNIZED HER, Outtakes p13
"the first time they served karl's chili at the bar," Firebird p54
THE FISH MAN, Firebird p28
FISHING FOR A CAT
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p33
FLAGSTONES FOR FLAG DAY, Short p19
"flight, with three hours sleep, he"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p32
FLIRTING WITH DISASTER, Worm #128 1992 p169
"florida courts have refused to declare brain-dead," Worm #127 1992 p119
"the foliage is bluer than," Bluff 2(2) 1991 p49, BMOC p18
THE FOOL, Short p18
FOR GENE DINIELLI, DICK DAY, CLARK BROWN, ET AL., Fat Tu 1991 p42
"for instance, in front of his daughter,", Yank p29
"for one evening, a few months ago,", Worm #128 1992 p169
"for the past couple of years," Bli #3 1993 Aug/Sep p46
"for two weeks i've had a terrible back.", Firebird p38
"for weeks i have been struggling," Worm #133 1994 p4
"for years i wrote about half my poems," Worm #128 1992 p168
"for years i've left her funny notes,", Short p20
FOREWORD [to FIREBIRD POEMS, 1992 ed.]
Field, Edward, Firebird p.iii
FOREWORD [to JEHOVAH JUKEBOX by SMITH], JJ p.viii
FORGING ART IN THE FACTORY [prose] [cites GL]
Wiscombe, Janet, PressT 1990 Aug 19 p.S1
"the former president of the federal," FiveA #5 1991 p15
FORTUNATELY OR UNFORTUNATELY IT'S CHRONIC NOT ACUTE, Four 1990 Win p30
FORTY IS THE AGE OF INVOLUTION, Firebird p43
FOUND POEM, Short p14
"four decades before the quiche revolution," Return p7
FRANCIS PICABIA: MUSIC IS LIKE PAINTING, CNR 33(1/2) 1992 p247
FRANZ KLINE MEETS TIME MAGAZINE, Firebird p106, Tram #8 1990 Sum p10
FRANZ LOCKLIN'S MASTERPIECE, Worm #133 1994 p4
FRED VOSS'S NOSE, JOAN JOBE SMITH, MARK WEBER, GERALD LOCKLIN & MARILYN JOHNSON [art]
Zepeda, Rafael, DOW&R p.vi
"the free copy allotted to each of us," Worm #117 1990 p44
FREE SPEECH CAN BE EXPENSIVE, Worm #132 1993 p208
Freligh, Robert J.
GERALD LOCKLIN [art], BMOC back cover, Firebird back cover
"the french woman says,"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p25
"a friend of mine," Madman p22
"a friend of mine, a fine student of literature," Mongoose p13, Worm #124 1991 p135
"a friend of mine is moving,", Madman p15
FRIENDS LITERARY AND NOT, Caffeine #3 1993 p17
"from a footnote i learn," Yank p31
FROM A USUALLY RELIABLE SOURCE, Yank p39
"from l.a. to phoenix,"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p3
"from now on all my odalisques," Genre #14 1992 p69
"from plato to play-doh.", Worm #117 1990 p44
FROM THE MOUTHS OF BABES' MOTHERS, Short p16
FROM THE UNIVERSITY BULLETIN, Short p7
"fuck wally.", Misnomer 1(2) 1992 Fall p2
THE FUNERAL OF CHARLES BUKOWSKI [prose], Sure #10 1994 p88
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GARLAND IS TWO BLOCKS LONG
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p25
GEORGIA O'KEEFFE, AKA #6 1991 Spr p6, BMOC p20
GERALD DOES SOME SERIOUS SELF-FLAGELLATION, Worm #127 1992 p122
GERALD LOCKLIN, MARILYN JOHNSON, RAY ZEPEDA [art]
Weber, Mark, Biblio 1990 p44
GERALD LOCKLIN & D. H. LLOYD [art]
Weber, Mark, Biblio 1990 p36
GERALD LOCKLIN & EDWARD FIELD [art]
Smith, Joan Jobe, Biblio 1990 p43
GERALD LOCKLIN [art], Chiron 13(2) 1994 cover, CNR 33(1/2) 1992 p3 & 243, Misnomer 1(1) 1992 Spr cover, Poetry Ren #4 1992 p1
Bach, David, Biblio 1990 title page & p9
Freligh, Robert J., BMOC back cover, Firebird back cover
Johnson, Marilyn, Blank #5 1993 p5
Ligammari, Alfred, BMOC cover
Weber, Mark, Mongoose p35
Wilson, Biblio 1990 p42
GERALD LOCKLIN AT 725 [art]
Bach, David, Biblio 1990 p45
GERALD LOCKLIN [interview], CNR 33(1/2) 1992 p242
Weber, Mark, Chiron 13(2) 1994 p4
GERALD LOCKLIN PROMETHEAN POET [prose], Misnomer 1(1) 1992 Spr p17
GERALD LOCKLIN [prose], MinoN 1990 May p2
Catlin, Alan, Biblio 1990 p8
Menebroker, Ann, Biblio 1990 p10
Zepeda, Rafael, Biblio 1990 p6
GERRY, ROLAND PLEADS WITH ME, PLEASE FORGET YOUR IMAGE AND REMEMBER YOUR JOB!, Bard p111, Worm #135 1994 p111
GERRY & ME ON THE LONG VOYAGE [art]
Zepeda, Rafael, Biblio 1990 p44
GETTING THEIR BRAINS BEAT OUT, Slip #12 1992 Sum p11
THE GHOSTWAY by HILLERMAN [rev], WeAm 26(3) 1991 Nov p273
A GIFT TO FIT THE MAN, RedD 2(2) 1992 p52
GIMME A BREAK, Worm #132 1993 p209
GIORGIO DE CHIRICO, Capr 1992 June p11
"the girl, who some say resembles picasso,", Firebird p6
GIRL IN BOAT WITH GEESE, BMOC p12, Pied 14(3) 1990 p26
GIRL WITH COCK, Firebird p6
THE GLASS MONOTONY, Ambit #136 1994 July p68
GO EAST, YOUNG MAN, Madman p15
"god is a shade of pink.", Firebird p127
GOING FASTER ALL THE TIME, Madman p19
THE GOLD RUSH AND OTHER STORIES by LOCKLIN [rev], Dog 9(1) 1990 Spr p52, Spr 10(3) 1990 Nov p25
Babener, Liahna, WeAm 27(1) 1992 May p87
Hinton, Brian, Tears #9 1991 Sep p34
Smith, Jules, Inkshed #18 1990 Sum p40
Wright, Charlotte M., Redneck #19 1990 Fall p60
GOOD BREEDING WILL OUT, Worm #131 1993 p153
A GOOD STEAK IS EASY TO FIND
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p17
"a good woman poet writes that," Worm #127 1992 p121
"grasses, bushes, shrubs," Plop #3 1993 Win/Spr p6
THE GREAT FARTER OF UCLA, Amphibian 1(2) 1991 p23
THE GREAT NATURE POET, Yank p25
GREAT PINE IN MONTBRIANT, CNR 33(1/2) 1992 p247
THE GREAT RACE, Yank p36
GREAT WEALTH MIGHT LEACH THE SWEETNESS FROM HER DISPOSITION, Bard p114, Worm #135 1994 p114
Green, Joseph
THE FIREBIRD POEMS by LOCKLIN [rev], Bellingham 16(1/2) 1993 p105
Grobaty, Tim
ALTERNATIVES TO THE ONLY THING TO DO [prose] [re: GL], PressT 1994 Jan 30 p.J1
BIG MAN ON CANVAS by LOCKLIN [rev], PressT 1994 Sept 14 p.D1
BOPPIN'S BIG IN BEANTOWN [prose] [re: GL], PressT 1991 Feb 3 p.E3
DAVE ALVIN: ON THE ROAD FROM REEDS TO ROCK [prose] [re: GL], PressT 1993 Nov 12 p.W6
LAST BIER? HERE'S TUBE GOOD TIMES [prose] [cites GL], PressT 1991 Sept 18 p.D4
LOVIN' THE BLUES IS DOWNTOWN [prose] [re: GL], PressT 1992 July 25 p.C1
THE NAMES BEHIND THE HEAT [prose] [re: GL], PressT 1994 Dec 31 p.C1
A NEW GEOGRAPHY OF POETS ed by FIELD, LOCKLIN & STETLER [rev], PressT 1992 Oct 11 p.J1
NO HOLIDAY HIATUS IN HITSVILLE [prose] [re: GL], PressT 1994 Nov 27 p.J3
PAINTERLY POEMS FROM THE PALETTE [prose] [re: GL], PressT 1994 Sept 14 p.D1
A PERFECT WORLD [prose] [re: GL], PressT 1991 July 27 p.C1
POETS WILL HONOR ONE OF THE BEST [prose] [cites GL], PressT 1994 Apr 16 p.C1
POWER OF THE SPOKEN WORD TO HIT PORTFOLIO [prose] [re: GL], PressT 1993 Aug 20 p.W16
RUNNING SUPER BOWL OPTION PLAY [prose] [re: GL], PressT 1993 Jan 31 p.J1
TV FLOPS [prose] [re: GL], PressT 1992 Oct 11 p.J1
WE'RE BACK, BUT, THEN, YOU KNEW THAT [prose] [re: GL], PressT 1993 Sept 18 p.C1
GROUP DYNAMICS, Yank p34
GUNFIGHTER, Firebird p64
A GURU IN THE CROWD
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p6
"the guy in the barber chair next to mine," Sheila #9 1994 p32
"the guy my age with the beergut all," Misnomer 1(1) 1992 Spr p22, Mongoose p14
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"had a face that," Flam #3 1993 p9
Haldane, David
STAND-UP POETS RHYME FOR LAUGHS [prose] [cites GL] LA Times 1990 Apr 12 p.J1
"a hallucination is a hallucination is very fucking seldom an illumination.", Madman p9
"the handsome woman in the l.a. brasserie," Madman p8
"hanging from the rafters," Firebird p27, Pearl #10 1990 Spr p31
HAPPY HOUR, Many Cals p250
Haslam, Gerald W.
REFLECTIONS OF A LITERARY MAVERICK: AN INTERVIEW WITH GERALD LOCKLIN, Chiron 9(1) 1990 Spr
"have the dutch always been happy?", Yank p27
"have you ever won any bread in your life?", Sheila #7/8 1993 p81
"'haven't you ever been number one in anything?'", Firebird p44
HAVING A LOOK AROUND: AN EXTERNAL INSPECTION
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p7
HAVING A LOOK AROUND: THE REAL ESTATE OFFICE
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p8
HAVING A LOOK AROUND: WAITING FOR THE REALTOR
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p9
HE BLAMES IT ON A BAD PRAWN, AND I BELIEVE HIM, SoAm 17(2) 1992 Spr p46, YAB p18, Yank p18
"he came from ireland at the age," Return p1
"he could not move. he could not," Firebird p107, Poetry/LA #20 1990 Spr/Sum p74, Riprap #16 1994 p81
"he dreams of a fish feast; in the morning,", Firebird p28
"he grew up in el paso/juarez," Bouillabaisse #2 1992 p5
"he had never been more discouraged," RedD 1(3) 1991 p36
"he had never seen her more downcast," Yank p12
"he is lean, but there are," OneH #2 1994 Spr p51
"he lived in a world of rectangles.", Firebird p106, Tram #8 1990 Sum p10
HE NEED REGRET NOTHING, Firebird p133, Worm #117 1990 p43
"he remains the kafka of the canvas," Capr 1992 June p11
"he says, "i once had to run a gamut," Tears #9 1991 Sep p17
HE SHOULD HAVE LOOKED UPON IT AS A CHALLENGE, Exquisite 9(1/4) 1991 Jan/Apr p39
HE SHOULD HAVE SEEN IT COMING, Blank #8 1994 Apr p21
"he was not always a volcano of starfire," BMOC p27
"he was trying to pay me the highest compliment,", Short p12, WeAm 29(1) 1994 Spr p66
Headley, Robert
THE DURANGO POEMS by ZEPEDA & LOCKLIN [rev], Chiron 13(3) 1994 p25
THE FIREBIRD POEMS by LOCKLIN [rev], WeAm 28(3) 1993 p277
WOMEN TROUBLE by LOCKLIN [rev], Chiron 13(3) 1994 p25
"hearing that an unknown arsonist," Bard p116, Worm #135 1994 p116
HELEN FRANKENTHALER: BUDDHA'S COURT, 1964, Bluff 2(2) 1991 p49, BMOC p17, Drive #17 1994 p25
HE'LL GROW UP INVESTING IN THE BIGGEST AND THE NEWEST LIKE DONALD TRUMP, Bard p121, Worm #135 1994 p121
HEMINGWAY'S QUARREL WITH ANDROGYNY by SPILKA [rev]
Locklin, Gerald & Stetler, Charles, SISF 29(1) 1992 Win p138
HENRI FANTIN-LATOUR: STILL LIFE WITH PANSIES (A REPRISE), Chrion 13(2) 1994 Sum p2
HENRI MATISSE: ODALISQUE WITH GRAY TROUSERS, Genre #14 1992 p69
HENRI MATISSE: PAR LUI-MEME, Plop #3 1993 Win/Spr p4
THE HENRY CHINASKI CHAIR OF RELIGIOUS VERSE, Penny #6 1994 Apr p5
"her face is one of the few," Firebird p117
HER FINEST QUARTER-HOUR, Worm #131 1993 p154
"her horoscope reads,", Sheila #2 1991 p11
"he's a talented writer,"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Durango p17
"'hey, i have a perfectly good car"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p3
HIGH COO, RedD 1(3) 1991 p36
Hilbert, Donna Bruster
EDITOR'S NOTE [to FIREBIRD POEMS, 1992 ed.], Firebird p.v
"hilton than toad is frantically dialing"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p5
Hinton, Brian
THE GOLD RUSH AND OTHER STORIES, INCLUDING THE BUKOWSKI BARFLY NARRATIVE by LOCKLIN [rev], Tears #9 1991 Sep p34
HIROHITO'S REVENGE, Four I #2 1991 May p26
"his bread was buttered on,", Short p5
"his first mistake is in staying up late," Mongoose p30, Voices N #3 1992 p19
"his horoscope reads,", Bard p116, Worm #135 1994 p116
"his name come up over drinks," Shock #11 1994 p26
"his vision slices toward the," Firebird p131
HOLISTIC MEDICINE, Ven 2(3) 1993 Aug/Sep p22
"horace greely did not say,", Bard p118, Worm #135 1994 p118
THE HORSE OF TALENT AND THE CART OF MENTAL ILLNESS, Firebird p78
A HOTEL BARMAID AND A GENERIC PRESCRIPTION, Owen 14(1) 1991 Spr p32
"Houyhnhnms go yum-yum on mornings after.", Short p15
"how big was the fish the bear caught"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p30
HOW IN TEN BRIEF YEARS THE FIRST AND SECOND WORLDS CAME TO JOIN THE THIRD WORLD, Bard p114, Worm #135 1994 p114
HOW NELSON GOT HIS NAME, Outtakes p5
"how thick is a line?", Misnomer 1(1) 1992 Spr p23
HOW TOAD IMPROVED UPON HANSEL AND GRETEL, Worm #131 1993 p155
HOW VERY INTERESTING (1992), Worm #133 1994 p4
HUNDRED/HUNDRED [prose], Blank #5 1993 p5
HUNGER
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p14
HUNTING HEMINGWAY'S TROUT by ANDERSON [rev]
Locklin, Gerald & Stetler, Charles, SISF 28(1) 1991 Win p103
THE HUNTING-MASTER COMES TO AMERICA, Misnomer 1(2) 1992 Fall p16
A HUSH FALLS OVER THE GATHERING, Misnomer 1(1) 1992 Spr p23
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"i almost didn't go to see henry and june.", Worm #136 1994 p177
"'i almost overslept again,' he says. 'i had," Worm #127 1992 p121
"i always try to be candid," Madman p29
I AM NOT AN AMATEUR WORRIER, Blank #7 1993 p4
"i am reading good morning, midnight, by," Worm #129 1993 p42
"i am reviewing for class," Slip #14 1994 p125
"i am sitting in my office," Ambit #125 1991 p44
I AM THE ONLY PERSON WHO EVER WISHED THIS WISH, Yank p19
"i arrive home to find,", Bard p107, Worm #135 1994 p107
"i ask her, 'do you ever see geraldine?'", Worm #127 1992 p119
"I ask one of my Persian students," Prophetic #15/16 1991 p127
"i awake today to a note from my wife:", Men p319
"i bought her a wooden chess set," Art Cr #11 1991? p55
I CAUGHT MYSELF ABOUT TEN HOURS TOO LATE, Worm #124 1991 p136
"i celebrate with a meatball sandwich," Blank #3 1991/92 Win p7, Mongoose p26
"i come out of my lower-division," Worm #127 1992 p120
I COULD DEFINITELY USE ONE, Pearl #15 1992 Spr/Sum p9
"i could handle, like this peasant," PressT 1994 Sept 14 p.D1
I COULDN'T SELL FANS IN ZAIRE, Short p13
"I decided to have a couple of drinks and," Pearl #14 1991 Fall/Win p63
I DO NOT HAZARD EXEGESIS, Worm #132 1993 p210
"i don't know why.", Penny #12 1994 Oct p16
"i don't think that people past a certain age," Firebird p49
"i drink more than most,", Short p11
"i finally agree to drive our absolutely," Outtakes p10
"i finally figured out why there were," BMOC p11, Plop #3 1993 Win/Spr p3, Voices N #2 1991 Spr p12
"i get a call in the middle of the night:", Firebird p30
"i get my daughter to her ballet class," Madman p13
"i give my students every bit of advice," Slip #12 1992 Sum p12
"I go to watch the sunset from the seawall.", RedD 1(2) 1991 p84, Stand Beyond p49
I GUESS I BLOCKED IT ALL OUT, Return p13
I GUESS THEY PREFER OIL-DRILLING, Sister #6 1992 Apr p1
"i had forgotten how close i once was," Return p13
"i had just met them,", Madman p16
"i have a great deal of respect," OnBus #6/7 1990/91 Sum/Spr p137
"I have a vision," Biblio 1990 p51
"i have always endeavored to improve," Yank p21
"I have an entry scrawled," IWO 45 min.
"i have decided that the first stage," Mongoose p28, Owen 15(1) 1992 Spr p78
"i have seen the future,", Flam #1 1993 p4
"I have sometimes been accused," Blank #1 1991 Spr p10, ISMM (a) side 1, ISMM p5, Madman p5
"i heard on the radio that they're," Blank #1 1991 Spr p12
"I just read that black probation officers in Los," Sister #6 1992 Apr p1
"i just read that the film casablanca", Black Tape #4 1991 p8
"i just received something," Firebird p80
"i keep reading on student papers," Spl 1994 Spr p14
"i keep telling myself,", Worm #127 1992 p122
"i kept hearing about laurie andersen.", Minotaur #25/26 1991 p33
"i knew these two brothers," Worm #133 1994 p4
"i know she is hypersensitive," Men p235, Side Affects side 2
"i know she's hypersensitive," Capr 1990 Feb p33
"i learn from a tony hillerman novel," Firebird p26
I LIKE CATS THAT CATCH THINGS, Worm #133 1994 p1
"i like hockney's stuff,", BMOC p21, FiveA #5 1991 p15
"i like to call my girl at five on thursdays," Many Cals p250
"i liked it just fine.", BMOC p19, Pearl #15 1992 Spr/Sum p8
"I listen to the artist, intellectuals, and," Sister #6 1992 Apr p1
"i look up from my newspaper," Short p17
"'i love it up here,' the german woman says."
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p23
"i might have felt better," Madman p29
"i need a country where one takes," BMOC p14, Misnomer 1(1) 1992 Spr p19
"i never discourage a cat's natural instinct," Worm #133 1994 p1
"i never feel younger," Yank p38
I NEVER LIKED ELVIS PRESLEY, IWO 53 min. 18 sec
"I never liked Elvis Presley," Side Affects side 2
"i never realized the telephone directory," Firebird p43
"i only did one," Short p19
"i ran into a guy in a bar," Bard p111, Worm #135 1994 p111
"i read a reviewer who says, 'a case of," Worm #131 1993 p153
"i read in a poetry review, 'there," Exquisite 9(1/4) 1991 Jan/Apr p39
"i read in josé torres' interview," Misnomer 1(1) 1992 Spr p20, Mongoose p7
"i read in the paper today," Worm #125 1992 p35
"i read in the times that a vicar," Yank p23
"I read in USA Today that,", Chiron 13(2) 1994 p3
"i read of the minor dutch provincial," Yank p30
"i recently read," OneH #1 1993 Fall p29
I SHOULD HAVE TIED A STRING AROUND MY ELBOW, Mongoose p29, Worm #125 1992 p35
"I simply couldn't visit you this fall.", Madman p20
"i solemnly swear," Impet #22 1994 May p87
I STILL HAVE LOVE TO SHARE, Yank p8
"i suppose i could have closed my eyes," Short p11
I SURE AS FUCK HOPE HE'S NOT RIGHT, Firebird p67
I SURE HOPE PETE'S BEEN GETTING A LITTLE, Madman p16
"i swim the old-fashioned backstroke, end-", Alpha B #7 1990 Aut p54
"i take my daughter, home from college,", Four I #2 1991 May p25
"i taught my daughter solitaire today.", Axe #3 1990 p17, Calif p33, Firebird p114
"i tell her, 'i heard a funny," Worm #132 1993 p210
"i tell my poetry students to quit using," Owen 15(2) 1992 Fall p53
"i think i would demand an exact replication," Bard p116, Worm #135 1994 p116
I THINK MY GREAT WORK ON THE PROGRESS OF WESTERN THOUGHT WILL BE ENTITLED:, Worm #117 1990 p44
"I think that liberals have been," Bard p114, Worm #135 1994 p114
I TOOK IT AS A POSITIVE SIGN, Bard p112, Worm #135 1994 p112
"i used to live above a garage right on the sand.", Firebird p47
"i view courbet's young ladies of the", Impet #21 1993 Jan p41
"i wanted to be a sculptor," Firebird p94
"i was always crazy about jodie foster," Worm #131 1993 p154
"i was asked to write out some answers," Mongoose p29, Worm #125 1992 p35
"i was astounded this evening, over dinner,", Madman p12
"i was bitching at my students," Worm #124 1991 p136
I WAS BORN BEFORE HOMOGENIZED MILK, Worm #129 1993 p41
"i was handing back some freshman papers," Firebird p73
"i was in the bank near the retirement community," Madman p6
"I was really proud of the progress I was making," Short p4
"i was sitting here a-fiddling," MinoN #23 1991 Spr p25
"i was taking to charles webb," Bard p122, Worm #135 1994 p122
"i went to hull and back," Outtakes p8
"'i went to the doctor,' i tell her,", Worm #121 1991 p40
I WILL ALWAYS BE NINE YEARS YOUNGER THAN JOHN UPDIKE, Plop #4 1993 p8
I WISH THEY'D BEEN AVAILABLE FOR VALENTINE'S DAY, Blank #1 1991 Spr p12
I'D GIVEN UP ON BEING PRESIDENT AND NOW I GUESS I CAN ALSO FORGET ABOUT BEING FIRST LADY, Bli #2 1993 Jan/Feb p3, Mongoose p19
"if flags were really stones," Short p19
"if i were driving down," Yank p36
IF THE ALAMO HAD ONLY HAD FACTORY AIR
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p7
"if this is a mid-life crisis," Fubar 1992 p7
"if you ask one hundred poets," Firebird p78
"if you were to look out our bedroom," Outtakes p6
"if your cat dies, a part of you," Ambit #125 1991 p45, Exquisite 9(1/4) 1991 Jan/Apr p39
"il faut que ma fille de six mois," Calif p22
I'LL LEAVE THE HEROINE ANONYMOUS, Bard p111, Worm #135 1994 p111
I'LL OPT FOR STRESS, Sister #6 1992 Apr p1
I'LL PACK ANOTHER ON OUR NEXT TRIP, Bard p120, Worm #135 1994 p120
I'LL TAKE THE HIGH ROAD AND YOU TAKE THE LOW ROAD
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p25
THE ILLEGITIMATE SON OF MR. MADMAN, Madman p30
THE ILLEGITIMATE SON OF MR. MADMAN by LOCKLIN [rev]
Petch, Tony, Inkshed #20 1991 Spr p43
Preston, Scott, WeAm 28(1) 1993 May p61
ILLUMINATION, RedD 1(2) 1991 p84
ILUMINACIÓN, Nueva p105, Poetas p61
I'M A LOT MORE APT TO BREAK, Firebird p80
"I'm always complaining about how," Sister #6 1992 Apr p1
"i'm at this teacher confab in the bay area," Slip #12 1992 Sum p11
"i'm carrying my laundry," Firebird p14
"i'm experiencing some typical fatherly concern," Worm #128 1992 p168
"'i'm glad you guys checked back,"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p19
"i'm just beginning the second-last poem," SoAm 17(2) 1992 Spr p46, YAB p18, Yank p18
"'i'm moving to palm springs,' gunther," Bard p108, Worm #135 1994 p108
"i'm not quite as rabid," Grasslands #5 1991 p29
"i'm perusing these odalisques of," Misnomer 1(2) 1992 Fall p44
"i'm remembering how my aunt pat used," Return p10
"i'm sipping a little sherry in front of the telly," Blank #4 1992 Spr p4, Mongoose p17
"i'm so sick of hearing the catch-phrase 'mid-life crisis'", Madman p28
"i'm solo-ing for the first time," Outtakes p1
"i'm sorry for what may seem like," Tears #14 1994 Nov p29
"I'm turning forty in a week," Short p7
"'i'm ugly,' i said.", Short p13
"i'm up at a rare and awful hour," Slip #13 1993 p109
"i'm waiting for my little boy," Outtakes p4
AN IMMORTAL IN THE FLESH, Worm #127 1992 p120
IMPERIAL CROWN TRITILLARIA IN A COPPER VASE, 1987, Pearl #20 1994 Spr p55
THE IMPORTANCE OF POOR PENMANSHIP, IWO 45 min.
"in a bar in monterey," Madman p30
"in a recent review of my Gold Rush stories," Voices N #4 1993 p94
IN ANSWER TO MORE THAN ONE INQUIRY, Mongoose p22, Worm #124 1991 p135
"in english universities," Yank p29
IN FATHER MURPHY'S BAR AND GRILL
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Durango p20
IN FRONT OF THE OLD MAN'S HOUSE THAT HE'S CHOPPED THE STICK IN HALF
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p32
"in front of their daughter, his wife," Blank #8 1994 Apr p21
IN LA CUCHARACHA SALOON
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Durango p8
IN MEMORIAM, Firebird p25, Worm #117 1990 p43
"in my fantasy i am the leader," Stand p128
IN PRAISE OF MUSKETEERS, Madman p26
IN SANE MINE, Slip #14 1994 p124
"in some ways i'm at my best when," Worm #132 1993 p209
"in the american heritage history", Firebird p62, Redneck #19 1990 Fall p43, Tears 1993 June p2
IN THE ARTICLE ON PAIN, Pearl #13 1991 Spr/Sum p40
"in the bar, the toad has a vodka tonic"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p4
IN THE BLUE BAR A TALL, BLOND WOMAN
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p11
"in the dream i am seated astride a powerful charger," Someth 6(5) 1990 p15
IN THE FIELDS OF ANGLESEY, Yank p26
IN THE FIFTY-FIRST YEAR OF THE TOAD, Bard p116, Worm #135 1994 p116
"in the first week of november," Bard p118, Worm #135 1994 p118
IN THE FREE BLUE - WASSILY KANDINSKY, Chiron 11(2) 1992 p6
"in the hotel bar, the bunch sits in"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p14
IN THE INTERESTS OF JOURNALISTIC ACCURACY, Voices N #4 1993 p94
"in the last twelve months or so," Madman p10
"in the middle of a conversation," Madman p19
"In the middle of the Arizona desert," Short p12
"in the morning mail a magazine arrives," Firebird p72
"in the morning ray looks under the hood"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p20
"in the seminar someone asks,", Worm #127 1992 p119
IN THE TIRE TRACKS OF HENRY TUDOR, Outtakes p10
"in the vestibule of the victorian," Outtakes p11
"In this student essay i read," Pearl #14 1991 Fall/Win p63
IN/WORD/OUT: THOUGHTS ON POETRY & PERFORMANCE [interview], IWO 1992
IN/WORD/OUT: THOUGHTS ON POETRY & PERFORMANCE [interview] by LOCKLIN [rev]
Bach, Glenn, Chiron 12(2) 1993 Win p13
"in zorah standing and," BMOC p26, Plop #3 1993 Win/Spr p4, Voices N #2 1991 Spr p11
THE INDIAN LAWYER by WELCH [rev], Redneck #20 1991 Spr p69
THE INFLUENCE OF CUMMINGS ON SELECTED CONTEMPORARY POETS [prose], Spring n.s. #2 1993 Oct p40
THE INSCRUTABLE EAST, BOW p51
"inside shelby's apartment, there is a couch"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p9
INSPECTING THE INSPECTOR
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p11
AN INSPECTOR OF EXPERTISE
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p4
INTERIOR OF A RESTAURANT, Plop #3 1993 Win/Spr p3
[interview] GERALD LOCKLIN, CNR 33(1/2) 1992 p242
[interview] REFLECTIONS OF A LITERARY MAVERICK: AN INTERVIEW WITH GERALD LOCKLIN
Haslam, Gerald W., Chiron 9(1) 1990 Spr
[interview] REMINDING US OF HIS WORLD: A TALK WITH GERALD LOCKLIN
Oberc, Lawrence, Home 9(3) 1994 p3
[interview] TWENTY QUESTIONS, OneH #1 1993 Fall p30
INTERVIEW WITH GERALD LOCKLIN
Baxter, E. R., IWO 42 min. 50 sec.
Weber, Mark, Chiron 13(2) 1994 p4
AN INTERVIEW WITH MARTIN BAX, Chiron 10(4) 1991 Win p21
"interviewed in time magazine,", Bli #1 1992 p23
INTRODUCTION [to A WEEB FOR ALL SEASONS by WEBB], Weeb p.vii
INTRODUCTION [to BIBLIOGRAPHY ON THE WORK OF GERALD LOCKLIN, 1963-1990 by WEBER]
Malone, Marvin, Biblio 1990 p1
"inveterate bargain-hunter that i am, i," Shock #5 1992 p34
"iris murdoch's novels always get me," Ambit #136 1994 July p67
THE IRON MAN, Misnomer 2(1) 1994 Fall p46
IRRIGATION, Inky #1/2 1990 Aut p18
"is chronicled in the times.", Yank p14
"is the atmosphere blue?", Defined 1(2) 1993 Spr/Sum p17
ISAAC SOYER: CAFETERIA, 1930, Firebird p55, Poetry/LA #20 1990 Spr/Sum p72
ISN'T THE WORST EVER BEHIND YOU?, Short p7
"it does not matter where you break your lines," Bellingham 16(1/2) 1993 p106, Blooms 12(8) 1992 Dec p20, Firebird p97, Poetry Ren #4 1992 p2
"it had been a beautiful three months,", Yank p28
"it is 10:30 a.m. on saturday."
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p34
"it is a state of behavior,", Sheila #2 1991 p10
"it is always best by the sea, but," Redneck #24 1993 Spr p32
"it is april and,", Return p7
"it is coincidence that there is so," Ambit #125 1991 p45
"it isn't because the originals are always," CPA p140, Worm #135 1994 p120
IT JUST WON'T LISTEN TO REASON, Shock #4 sup.1992 p13
"it may very well be,", Exper #52 1992? np
IT MUST BE SOMETHING
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p19
"it seems to ray that the seller has paid some"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p13
IT SURE MUST CUT DOWN ON GRADE APPEALS, Yank p22
"it takes a certain amount of diplomacy,", Firebird p115, Verve 2(1) 1990 Spr p11
"It takes a lot to get you there, but it won't," Stand p126
"It takes a lot to get you there, but it won't kill you either.", IWO 48 min. 20 sec.
"it used to be a great excuse," Plop #4 1993 p8
"it was the hippie era," Bli #3 1993 Aug/Sep p45
"it's a good thing robert frost," Yank p30
"it's a serious business, buying a house,"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p4
IT'S A YEAR WE CAN POINT TO WITH PRIDE [prose] [re: GL]
Burke, Jan, PressT 1994 Dec 25 p.J3
IT'S ALL THAT MATTERS TO ME ALSO, Firebird p14
"it's all that's left," Firebird p84
IT'S ALWAYS FREE TICKETS TO THE OLD GUILT TRIP, Return p4
"it's getting harder," Worm #121 1991 p39
"it's not exactly the sort of flattery," Misnomer 1(1) 1992 Spr p21, Mongoose p15
IT'S NOT THAT HARD TO SWALLOW, Bli #1 1992 p23
"it's one of my favorite quotations,", Firebird p68
IT'S SO OBVIOUS, Yank p24
IT'S THE VERSE THING THAT COMES TO MIND [re: GL] [prose], PressT 1991 Nov 29 p.W11
I'VE ALWAYS ENJOYED HER SENSE OF HUMOR, Short p3
"I've always maintained that sex is," Sister #6 1992 Apr p1
I'VE BEEN A JEALOUS MAN, Atom 4(13) 1994 Win p61
"i've been doing my best," Shock #4 sup.1992 p13
"I've been fucking around," Inkshed #20 1991 Spr p43
"i've been two hundred fifty pounds before," Firebird p34
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JACK GOLDSTEIN: UNTITLED, ACRYLIC ON CANVAS, 1986, Firebird p100
JACKSON POLLOCK: AUTUMN RHYTHM (NUMBER 30), OneH #2 1994 Spr p54
"jenks lake is about the size of an"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p26
JESUS H. CHRIST ON A SWEET FUCKING CRUTCH, Shock #7/8 1993 p31
"jesus h. yawned and patted his lips with," Shock #7/8 1993 p31
"jim bakker almost gets laid," Madman p7
JOCASTA, Flam #3 1993 p9
JOHNNY RAY, Side Affects side 2
JOHNNY RIGOLETTO, Biblio 1990 p51
Johnson, Marilyn
GERALD LOCKLIN [art], Blank #5 1993 p5
Johnson, Peter
A NEW GEOGRAPHY OF POETS ed by FIELD, LOCKLIN & STETLER [rev], Chiron 12(2) 1993 p13
JUDY, Madman p20
JUDY GARLAND IS DEAD, FBMV p236
"judy garland is dead and everyone," FBMV p236
JUST A NIBBLE, Silent T #2 1994 Mar p11
JUST A RELATIVELY FAIR FIGHT, SoAm 17(2) 1992 Spr p45, YAB p16, Yank p16
JUST IN CASE YOU COVET POWER, Ambit #125 1991 p45
JUST LIKE AUDIE MURPHY, Outtakes p8
JUST MAKING HIMSELF AT HOME, SoAm 17(2) 1992 Spr p44, YAB p9, Yank p9
JUST WHEN YOU THINK YOU'VE HEARD THEM ALL, Short p6
JUST YESTERDAY, IN FACT, OnBus #10/11 1992 p137
THE JUVENILE AUTHOR, Firebird p59
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Kaganoff, Penny & Steinberg, Sybil
A NEW GEOGRAPHY OF POETS ed by FIELD, LOCKLIN & STETLER [rev], PW 239(36) 1992 Aug 10 p66
KARL'S CHILI, Firebird p54
KEEP YOUR SHOES ON, LUCY; DON'T YOU KNOW YOU'RE IN THE CITY, Spl 1994 Spr p14
KEEPING THE CRACKED GLASS OUT OF THE COUSCOUS, Outtakes p8
KICKING THE STONE, Firebird p94
"killers i read that aspirin is best," Pearl #13 1991 Spr/Sum p40
THE KING IS DEAD, Return p9
KNIVES CUT BOTH WAYS, Madman p29
"knowing that i always loved sauerkraut,", Return p12
Kopp, Karl
THE FIREBIRD POEMS by LOCKLIN [rev], Blooms 12(8) 1992 Dec p20
Korber, Dorothy
FELINES SURVIVE FIGHT FOR RIGHT TO ROAM, MAKE CSULB HOME [prose] [cites GL], PressT 1992 Nov 15 p.B3
Kowit, Steve
LURID CONFESSIONS [prose] [cites GL], LA Times Bk R 1990 May 13 p6
KUDOS FOR TOM; THE TRASH CAN FOR JERRY, Blank #6 1993 Spr p4
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"la premier mujer desnuda," Poetas p62
"the lady on the bench," Plop #5 1994 Sept p2
THE LAND IS COVERED WITH YELLOWED CORN
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p21
"a large diver makes," Stride #35 1993 p12
THE LARGESSE OF THE GENTLEMAN POET, Worm #133 1994 p4
LAST BIER? HERE'S TUBE GOOD TIMES [prose] [cites GL]
Grobaty, Tim, PressT 1991 Sept 18 p.D4
"last day, they sit in a restaurant with a bar"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p13
"the last few living men in america," Firebird p25
THE LAST KLICH by FLYNN [rev], Texas 14(3) 1994 Fall p19
"last night a man camped," Blank #9 1994 p3
"last night i was blessed with," Madman p34
THE LAST WISH OF THE CONDEMNED MAN, Cokefish 1992 Apr p1
THE LAST WORDS OF JOHN THE BAPTIST, Short p11
LATE REGISTRATION, Short p10
"later when one of the ladies"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p25
"lead, south dakota, is not," Bard p118, Worm #135 1994 p118
THE LEADER OF THE PACK, Stand p128
Leake, Brent T.
LOCKLIN: AN HONEST SORT OF A GUY [prose], Biblio 1990 p9
LEARNING TO SEE CROOKED, CTLTB p183, FiveA #4 1990 p21, Stand p128, SUPTA p128
"leaving the downtown bar at closing,", Firebird p52
"the less i get laid,", Short p19
LET'S CUT THE HORSESHIT, GUYS AND GIRLS, Firebird p87
LET'S NOT DISMISS THE OPTION OUT OF HAND, Sheila #7/8 1993 p82
LET'S OPEN OUR EYES, Calif p21, Firebird p41
LETTERS AND SCIENCE, Short p12
A LIBATION FOR THE GOD, Misnomer 2(2) 1994 p22
"life is a boat.", Capr 1990 Mar p38, Firebird p31
LIFE IS A TRADE-OFF, Mongoose p13, Worm #124 1991 p135
LIFE IS HARD, Worm #121 1991 p39
LIFE IS SO DRAMATIC SO DRAMATIC SO DRAMATIC SO DRAMATIC, Worm #121 1991 p39
LIFE TIGHTENS ITS IMPERCEPTIBLE NOOSE [prose], Minotaur #28 1994 p25
Ligammari, Alfred
GERALD LOCKLIN [art], BMOC cover
A LIGHT AFTERNOON, Firebird p77
LIKE SLEEPING ON A GYMNASIUM FLOOR ON AN ISLAND IN A TYPHOON, Worm #129 1993 p42
LIKE SON, LIKE FATHER, Worm #133 1994 p2
LIKE THE LAMBS OF GOD THEY FILED BACK TO THEIR SEATS, Outtakes p11
THE LIMITS OF HONESTY, Madman p29
THE LINCOLN, NEBRASKA POEMS [excerpt]
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Inky #4 1991 Sum p28
A LINGUISTIC ADVISORY TO THE BROTHERHOOD OF FALSELY ACCUSED MISOGYNISTS, Blank #3 1991/92 Win p6, Mongoose p21
THE LISHAN NECROPOLIS, POLAAC p118, Poetry/LA #22 1993 Spr p118
"'listen,' he said, 'when i'm dead and gone,", Cokefish 1992 Apr p1
"a literary pen-pal writes me that," Short p11
LITOTES COMES TO THE BLUE BULL TAVERN
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p22
THE LITTLE BURROS [prose], Tears #11 1993 Sep p2
LITTLE DOVE, WHO MADE THEE?, Pearl #17 1993 Spr p74
LITTLE THINGS MEAN A LOT, Bellingham 16(1/2) 1993 p105, Firebird p83
LIUBOV POPOVA: PAINTERLY CONSTRUCTION, 1920, Genre #14 1992 p63
LOCKLIN: AN HONEST SORT OF A GUY [prose]
Leake, Brent T., Biblio 1990 p9
Locklin, Gerald & Stetler, Charles
HEMINGWAY'S QUARREL WITH ANDROGYNY by SPILKA [rev], SISF 29(1) 1992 Win p138
HUNTING HEMINGWAY'S TROUT by ANDERSON [rev], SISF 28(1) 1991 Win p103
LOCKLIN, GERALD [about], CANRS 1991 v32 p267, IA&WWW 12th p528, IA&WWW 13th p521, WD 1990/92 p613, WD 1991 p606, WD 1994 p764
LOCKLIN BIBLIO ed by WEBER [rev]
Preston, Scott, WeAm 28(1) 1993 May p61
LOCKLIN THE FAT-HEAD, Misnomer 1(1) 1992 Spr p18
LOCKLIN VERSUS LOCKLIN, Firebird p50
"Locklin was trying to convince me"
Weber, Mark, Pearl #19 1993 Fall/Win p32
THE LONG BEACH FREEWAY, Gridlock p107
"'look,' i tell chris daly, 'i gave," Bard p113, Worm #135 1994 p113
"'look,' ray says, 'firewood!"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p17
LOST & FOUND by LOCKLIN [rev]
Rabinowitz, Jacob, Zerx C 1991 p17, Zerx C 1992 p21
"a lot of people seem to think," 4X4 1 min 25 sec., 17AP 1 min. 5 sec., IWO 46 min., Road side 1
"a lot of tough guys," Firebird p53
LOVE ME OR LEAVE ME, Yank p33
"love turns gold to GOLD and," Firebird p4
LOVIN' THE BLUES IS DOWNTOWN [prose] [re: GL]
Grobaty, Tim, PressT 1992 July 25 p.C1
LOW-RIDER COUNTRY, Pearl #14 1991 Fall/Win p63
LOW TIDE FLOODTIME: WINTER 1969, RedD 1(2) 1991 p84, Stand Beyond p49
LUCIEN FREUD: NAKED MAN, BACKVIEW, 1991-92, Chiron 13(2) 1994 p2
LURID CONFESSIONS [prose] [cites GL]
Kowit, Steve, LA Times Bk R 1990 May 13 p6
Lynn, Catherine
TOAD WRITES SHORT SHORTS by LOCKLIN [rev], Pearl #20 1994 Spr p87
THE YELLOW FORD OF TEXAS by LOCKLIN & ZEPEDA [rev], Pearl #20 1994 Spr p86
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MA FILLE DE SIX MOIS, Calif p22
MADAME BUTTERFLY, Firebird p45
THE MADWOMAN IN THE DE KOONING, Smellfeast #1 1994 Dec p6
MAGIC WAND, Yank p13
MAGRITTE: ILLUSTRATED YOUTH, Pearl #20 1994 Spr p55
MAGRITTE: THE DOMAIN OF ARNHEIM, Defined 1(2) 1993 Spr/Sum p17
Mailman, Leo
TOAD'S BIBLIOGRAPHY [prose], Biblio 1990 p7
"makes sense to me;", Bli #3 1993 Aug/Sep p46
"the malathion helicopters pass overhead," Alpha B #7 1990 Aut p55
Malone, Marvin
INTRODUCTION [to BIBLIOGRAPHY ON THE WORK OF GERALD LOCKLIN, 1963-1990 by WEBER], Biblio 1990 p1
MAN APPARENTLY KILLED OVER BIKE IN SHORE [prose] [cites GL]
Smith, Helen Guthrie, PressT 1993 June 3 p.A1
"the man in the suit asks the barmaid,", Misnomer 1(2) 1992 Fall p16
THE MAN WHO DIDN'T KNOW WHAT SIDE, Short p5
THE MAN WHO KNEW WILLIAM FAULKNER
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Durango p14
THE MAN WHO RUINED FOOTBALL by BROOKS [rev], Texas 10(1) 1990 Spr p29
A MAN WHO SERVED TWO MASTERS, AND THEN SOME, Firebird p72
A MAN WHO WROTE ONE SENTENCE, Bard p118, Worm #135 1994 p118
THE MAN WITH THE HEART IN THE HIGHLANDS & OTHER STORIES by SAROYAN [rev], SISF 30(2) 1993 Spr p199
MANET: THE BENCH, Plop #3 1993 Win/Spr p5
MANIQUÍ, Nueva p106, Poetas p62
MANNEQUIN, Firebird p5
MANTEGNA: PORTRAIT OF A MAN, OneH #2 1994 Spr p51
"many years ago steven spielberg," Short p6
MARILYN, Pearl #12 1990 Fall/Win p46
MARRIAGE IS AN ECONOMIC INSTITUTION, Short p17
MARY CASSATT, BMOC p8, Sheila #1 1990 p48
"the master of ceremonies," Yank p33
MATISSE: LANDSCAPE VIEWED FROM A WINDOW, Bluff 2(2) 1991 p49, BMOC p18
A MATTER OF DEGREE, Short p11
A MATTER OF TIMING, Grasslands #5 1991 p30
MATURITY, Sheila #2 1991 p10
MAYBE HER TEACHER HAS READ SOME OF MY STUFF, World #2 1991 p28
"maybe if i didn't hate mud.", OneH #2 1994 Spr p52
MAYBE IF I'D WORN IT ON MY WRIST?, Chiron 13(2) 1994 p3
MAYBE IN THE NEXT LIFE, Sheila #9 1994 p33
MAYBE THE MARKET ECONOMY WILL RESTORE A MODICUM OF SANITY, Shock #5 1992 p34
MAYBE THE WOMEN ARE RIGHT ABOUT US, Calif p23, Firebird p13
MEANWHILE, BACK AT THE CABIN
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p20
MEAT AND POTATOES PEOPLE, Return p5
MEDIEVAL MUSIC, BOOK SALE TOP AN ACTIVE WEEK [re: GL]
Burke, Jan, PressT 1994 Oct 23 p.J10
MEDITATION OCCASIONED BY A MIDNIGHT SNACK, Firebird p121, SoAm 17(2) 1992 Spr p47
"the memo from the elementary school," Mongoose p23, Worm #125 1992 p36
MENDING THE AGENDA, Worm #127 1992 p119
Menebroker, Ann
GERALD LOCKLIN [prose], Biblio 1990 p10
MINIMAL ACCULTURATION, Grasslands #5 1991 p29
MINNESOTA, Firebird p103
A MINOR ADJUSTMENT, Madman p22
"miss tall and miss short say,"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p19
"'mommie,' she says, 'i've never seen you and daddy," FiveA #4 1990 p21, Stand p128
MON ONCLE HANK, Calif p30
THE MONA LISA GRIMACE, Sister #6 1992 Apr p1
MONET WILL DIE BLIND, Firebird p127
THE MONEYCHANGERS IN THE TEMPLE WERE A GOOD START, Exper #52 1992? np
"the moon puts its chill upon the waters.", Firebird p15, LA Times Bk R 1992 Mar 8 p6
Moore, Todd
untitled prose, Biblio 1990 p7
MOOT POINT, Worm #136 1994 p177
"more acid has been squeezed from," World #2 1991 p29
MORE FUN I'VE MISSED, Minotaur #27 1992 p46
MORE THE WISER, Yank p31
THE MORE THINGS CHANGE, Chiron 9(3) 1990 p11
MORRIS MELTZER: BRIDGETWON, 1923 BERLIN, Chiron 9(3) 1990 p11, Firebird p119
A MOST DISTINGUISHED COLLEAGUE, Short p15, WeAm 29(1) 1994 Spr p66
"most of my students here are very poor.", Yank p3
"the mother is in black.", Firebird p21
"motoring like bloody idiots," Yank p36
"the mughal emperor, akbar,", Ambit #125 1991 p45, BMOC p23
MUHAMMED ALI SAYS, 'I MAY TALK SLOW BUT I CAN STILL THINK FOR MYSELF,' Shock #4 1992 p21
MUSICAL COMEDY, Bard p111, Worm #135 1994 p111
MUSICAL MASTER CHARGE
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Durango p18
MUSSING THE MATRIARCHY, Firebird p11
"my american university is not even allowed," Yank p13
"my aunt anna louise," RedD 1(3) 1991 p37
MY BEDROOM AT ARLES, BMOC p19, Pearl #15 1992 Spr/Sum p8
"my daughter, blake, is in kindergarten. they are teaching her to be," TTB 2d p5
MY DAUGHTER AND THE FIREBIRD, Blooms 12(8) 1992 Dec p21, Firebird p129
"my dentist is a great guy and a wise-ass," Worm #121 1991 p38
MY FAT IS SICK, Firebird p34
"my friend goes into the head," Madman p35
"my god but this young milliner is ever," Bard p121, Worm #135 1994 p121
MY GREENY MESA
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Durango p23
MY INVINCIBLE-INVISIBLE MATERNAL GRANDFATHER, Return p1
MY KINDA GUY, Firebird p52
"My little base model red hyundai excel just," Sister #6 1992 Apr p1
"my little boy, watching a program on," Inky #4 1991 Sum p2
"my little boy has become a fan," Zen #1 1994 p48
"my little boy has taken to telling us," Pearl #19 1993 Fall/Win p26
"my little boy picked up a copy of," Firebird p60, Pearl #11 1990 Sum p11
MY MASTERPIECE IS FOUR HOURS SHORTER THAN O'NEILL'S, Pearl #19 1993 Fall/Win p26
"my mother asks, 'well, how do i look?'", Return p6
"my mother asks me," Return p4
"my mother says,", Return p10
"my only memory," BOW p51, Short p5
MY SAFEST AND SANEST FOURTH [prose], Grasslands #7 1991 Fall p58, Sheila #4 1992 p34
"my six-month old daughter," Bellingham 16(1/2) 1993 p106
MY SIX-MONTH OLD DAUGHTER, Calif p21, Firebird p3
MY SON WANTS TO RIDE THE CHAIRLIFT, Firebird p7
MY UNCLE HANK, Calif p29, Firebird p123
MY WASTELAND, Firebird p84
"my wife is 'in disgrace' with her mother again," Worm #136 1994 p178
"my wife took the kids to stay," Madman p22
MY WIFE'S TWO TOADS, Worm #128 1992 p168
"my youngest daughter," Madman p13
"my youngest daughter, who shows signs of becoming," World #2 1991 p28
MYSTICISM-PISSTICISM, Ambit #136 1994 July p67
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THE NADIR OF AMERICAN POETRY, Short p12
THE NAMES BEHIND THE HEAT [prose] [re: GL]
Grobaty, Tim, PressT 1994 Dec 31 p.C1
THE NATIONAL HEALTH, Firebird p26
"n'éait pas mon oncle préféré," Calif p30
"near her death, under the influence," Worm #133 1994 p2
"near the end of the trip," Bard p120, Worm #135 1994 p120
NEEDLES AND PINES
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p13
THE NEGLECTED, Amphibian 1(2) 1991 p23
"the neglected will track you down.", Amphibian 1(2) 1991 p23
"never assume that vincent van gogh," Plop #3 1993 Win/Spr p4
"never describe women indiscriminately," Blank #3 1991/92 Win p6, Mongoose p21
"never position yourself behind a door,", Firebird p75
NEVER TELL A PHARAOH HE CAN'T TAKE IT WITH HIM, Short p8
NEW AGE NEGOTIATIONS, Slugfest 5(1) 1994 Sum p18
NEW DELPHI, CALIFORNIA, Plop #5 1994 Sept p2
A NEW GEOGRAPHY OF POETS ed by FIELD, LOCKLIN & STETLER [rev]
Caddy, David, Tears #11 1993 Sep p46
Grobaty, Tim, PressT 1992 Oct 11 p.J1
Johnson, Peter, Chiron 12(2) 1993 p13
Kaganoff, Penny & Steinberg, Sybil, PW 239(36) 1992 Aug 10 p66
THE NEW MALE, Chiron 13(2) 1994 p3
"the new old guy in the locker room," Carb #4 1994 p101
"the new state-of-the-art jukebox in 'the interval'", Bard p115, Worm #135 1994 p115
"the nice thing about a single girl," Madman p8
Nielsen, Dan
SHORT SHORT INTRO [to TOAD WRITES SHORT SHORTS], Short p2
"no, it precedes the western.", OneH #2 1994 Spr p53
"no, it would be double-jeopardy:", Outtakes p5
"no, my wife doesn't read my poems.", Mongoose p22, Worm #124 1991 p135
NO HOLIDAY HIATUS IN HITSVILLE [prose] [re: GL]
Grobaty, Tim, PressT 1994 Nov 27 p.J3
NO HONOR AMONG VICTIMS, Prophetic #15/16 1991 p218
NO LOVE, PLEASE; WE'RE AMERICANS, Madman p13
"no man can serve two masters,", Short p4
NO MUD MOSQUITOES FLASHFLOODS MAD-DOGS COWPIES, Impet #21 1993 Jan p41
NO ONE SINCE ROCKY MARCIANO HAS RETIRED UNDEFEATED, Misnomer 2(1) 1994 Fall p4
THE NO-TRESPASSING FIREWOOD LOG
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p17
NO WONDER THE ENGLISH ELECT FEMALE CZARS, Yank p23
NOBODY KICKS IN A DOOR LIKE GERARD DEPARDIEU, Firebird p53
NOT EVEN ACNE, WHICH GOES DEEPER, Short p9
NOT QUITE, Worm #117 1990 p44
NOT-SO-DUMB BLONDE, Misnomer 1(1) 1992 Spr p22, Mongoose p14
"The novels I've been reading recently," Madman p24
"now the rivers always run," Inky #1/2 1990 Aut p18
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O TANNENBAUM [prose], Minotaur #22 1990 p24
Oberc, Lawrence
REMINDING US OF HIS WORLD: A TALK WITH GERALD LOCKLIN [interview], Home 9(3) 1994 p3
OCTOBER 27, 1993, Blank #9 1994 p3
AN ODALISQUE ON AN EXERCISE MACHINE, Misnomer 1(2) 1992 Fall p44
OEDIPUS IS NEVER AROUND WHEN WE NEED HIM, Worm #136 1994 p178
"of course a fruit dish would be," Bellingham 16(1/2) 1993 p15
"of course it is.", CNR 33(1/2) 1992 p247
"often locklin the poet," Misnomer 1(1) 1992 Spr p18
OGRE ROOSTING, Worm #127 1992 p119
OH WELL, HUMANS EAT TRIPE, Chiron 13(2) 1994 p3
LES OISEAUX, Firebird p47
"okay, so maybe here in north wales," Postcards np, Yank p37
OLD CLOTHES UPON OLD STICKS, Redneck #23 1992 Fall p57
OLD FOLKS' DAY, Madman p6
"the old man shows the bear and ray"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p32
THE OLD MONGOOSE, Misnomer 1(1) 1992 Spr p20, Mongoose p7
THE OLD MONGOOSE & OTHER POEMS by LOCKLIN [rev]
Smith, Joan Jobe, Chiron 23(4) 1994 Win p31
OLD NASSAU'S BLACK SHEEP, Worm #128 1992 p168
OLD WORLD/NEW WORLD, BOW p51, Short p5
ON A CLEAR DAY YOU CAN HEAR THE BIG BANG, Blank #1 1991 Spr p11, ISMM (a) side 1, ISMM p23, Madman p23
"on a student paper discussing goodbye, columbus", Short p6
"on being awakened early, hungover and depressed,", Yank p40
"on coffee breaks the smokers are banished," Fat Tu 1991 p42
"on monday and wednesday evenings," Mongoose p11, Worm #124 1991 p134
"on my way to work on registration," Short p14
ON THE DEATH OF LOUIS L'AMOUR, Capr 1990 Mar p37, Firebird p66, Poetry Ren #4 1992 p2
"on the dirt road:", Pearl #20 1994 Spr p55
ON THE EVE OF THE SECOND GREAT DEPRESSION, Bard p115, Worm #135 1994 p115
ON THE FLIGHT FROM PHOENIX TO LINCOLN
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p4
"on the leg of the flight from grand junction"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Durango p2
"on the majority of student essays," Spl 1994 Spr p14
ON THE RACK, Capr 1990 Feb p33, Men p235, Side Affects side 2
ON THE RETURN FLIGHT FROM LINCOLN TO PHOENIX
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p31
"on the top of a hill like an edward hopper painting"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p24
"on the very first day of school," SoAm 17(2) 1992 Spr p45, YAB p16, Yank p16
ON THE WAY BACK, ON THE 7:55 A.M.
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p32
"on the way through san bernardino"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p5
"on the way to the airport"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Durango p1
"once a week, on the private and gated," Yank p35
ONCE AGAIN I FAIL SOMEONE, Madman p27
ONE HOPES IT WAS HIS FINGER, Blank #3 1991/92 Win p7, Mongoose p27
"one morning a bug woke up to discover," Worm #133 1994 p4
"one morning i am contracted," Yank p7
"one of edward field's classic eskimo," Amphibian 1(2) 1991 p23
"one of the deans posted a notice," Worm #133 1994 p2
ONE OF TWO THINGS I KNOW ABOUT US: "OKIES" IN AMERICAN CULTURE [prose] [GL cited]
Dunbar-Ortiz, Roxanne, RHR 59 1994 Spr p4–34
"one thing london teaches you:", Short p8
ONE TO WHOM IT IS NOT A JOKING MATTER, Bard p112, Worm #135 1994 p112
ONENESS, Bli #3 1993 Aug/Sep p46
"the only absolute is the speed of light.", Pearl #20 1994 Spr p55
ONLY IN FRISCO, Worm #128 1992 p169
"The only recording of the Messiah," Short p16
OPEN ADMISSIONS, Bard p122, Worm #135 1994 p122
AN OPEN FIRE
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p12
OPENING POEM
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p3
AN OPERATOR'S GUIDE
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p10
OR, GIVEN HALF THE CHANCE, WOULD HAVE, OneH #1 1993 Fall p29
OR MAYBE AMBROSE BIERCE, Worm #133 1994 p2
ORCHARD SURROUNDED BY CYPRESSES, BMOC p7, Sheila #1 1990 p46
OREGON CRISIS HOTLINE, Firebird p30
"the original newsreel showed president bush," Shock #4 sup.1992 p6
OSTRICH EMULATION, MinoN 1990 May p4
"the other day my little boy said," Redneck #23 1992 Fall p57
THE OTHER-DIRECTED POETS, Firebird p81
"the other night i was proofreading a book of mine," Firebird p87
"'our bar,' he says, 'is getting a contest in," Misnomer 2(2) 1994 p22
OUR CONDOLENCES
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p34
"out too far from shore," Firebird p10
OUTTAKES by LOCKLIN [rev]
Basinski, Michael, Impet #22 1994 May p20
Castleman, David, Zerx C 1992 p54
Rielly, Edward J., Chiron 12(1) 1993 Win p19
OUVRONS LES YEUX, Calif p22
OVERHEARD AT THE RORSCHACH BAR-AND-GRILL, Fubar 1992 p7
"owen wister," Bard p118, Worm #135 1994 p118
"owner of a base-model hyundai excel,", Bard p112, Worm #135 1994 p112
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PAINTERLY POEMS FROM THE PALETTE [prose] [re: GL]
Grobaty, Tim, PressT 1994 Sept 14 p.D1
PALEFACE SECRET WEAPON, Firebird p63, Redneck #19 1990 Fall p29
"the paper runs a picture," Ambit #136 1994 July p68
PARADISE REMEMBERED, Worm #128 1992 p170
THE PARK, Firebird p98
"the party game involves," Short p16
LA PATIENCE, Calif p34
PEACH BLOSSOM IN THE CRAU, BMOC p27
THE PEN THAT WOULD BE MIGHTIER [prose], Pearl #21 1994 p71
PENAL/PENILE, Firebird p19
PEOPLE OF DARKNESS by HILLERMAN [rev], WeAm 26(3) 1991 Nov p273
PEOPLE SAY BUKOWSKI HAS SOLD OUT, Someth 6(5) 1990 p15
A PERFECT WORLD [prose] [re: GL]
Grobaty, Tim, PressT 1991 July 27 p.C1
PERSPECTIVE, Plop #4 1993 p9
THE PERSUADER EMERGES FROM HIDING, Plop #3 1993 Win/Spr p2
Petch, Tony
THE ILLEGITIMATE SON OF MR. MADMAN by LOCKLIN [rev], Inkshed #20 1991 Spr p43
PETER HALLEY: YELLOW CELL WITH TRIPLE CONDUIT, Home 9(3) 1994 p2
PEUT-ÊTRE LES FEMMES ONT-ELLES RAISON À NOTRE SUJET, Calif p24
PHILIP TAAFFE: YELLOW PAINTING, 1985, Firebird p61
"The Philosophy Department advertises:", Short p15, WeAm 29(1) 1994 Spr p66
PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE JUNGLE by GLADE [rev], Chiron 10(1) 1991 Spr p17
PICASSO: SEATED WOMAN, APRIL 27, 1938, Chiron 13(2) 1994 p2
PICASSO: STILL LIFE WITH FRUIT DISH AND MANDOLIN, Bellingham 16(1/2) 1993 p15
PICASSO: THE STUDIO, 1934, Chiron 13(2) 1994 p2
PICASSO: WOMAN RECLINING ON A COUCH, 1939, Chiron 13(2) 1994 p2
A PICKUP IN NEED OF REPAIR
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p20
"the picture on the postcard," BMOC p7, Sheila #1 1990 p46
PIG, FiveA #5 1991 p15
PIGEONHOLED, Worm #124 1991 p137
PINK ROSES, AKA #6 1991 Spr p7
THE PLAYBOY OF THE EASTERN WORLD, Firebird p126
PLEASE JUST TELL ME WHAT THE FUCK I HAVE TO DO?, Inkshed #20 1991 Spr p43, ISMM (a) side 1, ISMM p7, Madman p7
POEM THAT EXISTS PURELY FOR ITS PUNCH LINE, Bard p117, Worm #135 1994 p117
"a poet writes to the los angeles times", Firebird p88
"the poetry workshop is critiquing," Mongoose p16, Pearl #15 1992 Spr/Sum p9
POETS WILL HONOR ONE OF THE BEST [prose] [cites GL]
Grobaty, Tim, PressT 1994 Apr 16 p.C1
POGO, Short p7
"poisoned breadcrumbs.", Worm #131 1993 p155
POLITICAL POEMS, Plop #4 1993 p8
"pondering this remarkable still life,", Worm #129 1993 p43
POOL WITH BRIDGE, BMOC p10, Tram #9 1990 Aut p6
POOP, TTB 2d p5
A POOR BOY'S CATHERINE BARKLEY, Owen 14(2) 1991 Fall p52
"poor prince charles: he has a beautiful wife," Voices N #4 1993 p95
POSTCARD TO MARK WEBER: "ANOTHER COLD FRONT RAPIDLY APPROACHING FROM ICELAND.", Yank p37
Potts, Charles
THE WIZARDRY OF GERALD LOCKLIN [prose], Biblio 1990 p3
A POUND OF FLESH, Impet #22 1994 May p87
POUR TRAVERSER LE RUISSEAU, Calif p20
"pour traverser le ruisseau, je tends la main," Calif p20
POWER OF THE SPOKEN WORD TO HIT PORTFOLIO [prose] [re: GL]
Grobaty, Tim, PressT 1993 Aug 20 p.W16
LA PRAIRIE DE SISLEY, Calif p32
THE PRECISE MOMENT IN GENDER HISTORY AT WHICH THE SELF-STYLED PREY DISCOVERS HERSELF NO LONGER PREYED UPON, Bard p122, Worm #135 1994 p122
PREFACE [to GOODSTONE by VOSS], Goodstone p.i
"prefatory to the expensive meal," CNR 33(1/2) 1992 p252
PREMATURE DEFLATUS, Short p14
"la premier mujer desnuda," Nueva p106
Preston, Scott
THE CONFERENCE by LOCKLIN [rev], WeAm 28(1)1993 May p61
THE ILLEGITIMATE SON OF MR. MADMAN by LOCKLIN [rev], WeAm 28(1) 1993 May p61
LOCKLIN BIBLIO ed by WEBER [rev], WeAm 28(1) 1993 May p61
THE ROCHESTER TRIP by LOCKLIN [rev], WeAm 28(1) 1993 May p61
"the pretty young thing," Short p10
PRIORITIZING, IWO 43 min 38 sec.
PROBABLY, Worm #131 1993 p155
"probably he painted it to," Plop #3 1993 Win/Spr p5
"probably the weatherman who greeted noah," Bli #3 1993 Aug/Sep p45
PROGRESS, Yank p29
PROGRESSIVE EDUCATION, RedD 1(3) 1991 p37
THE PROPHET, Flam #1 1993 p4
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY OF THE AFTER-DINNER NAP, Chiron 13(2) 1994 p3
PUBLIC GARDEN WITH WEEPING TREE, Firebird p128, Gyp #15 1990 p26
"the pudgy kid in the book store," AKA #6 1991 Spr p4, BMOC p24
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"quand on demande à john updike," Calif p22
"question: what kind of man would take his," Alpha B #7 1990 Aut p54, BMOC p9
"the question is, 'where is the forest?'", Firebird p102
"qui pourrait compter tan d'arbres," Calif p32
"the quiet"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p28
QUO VADIS, M.F.A.?, Firebird p79
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Rabinowitz, Jacob
LOST & FOUND by LOCKLIN [rev], Zerx C 1991 p17, Zerx C 1992 p21
TOAD COMES TO CLEVELAND by LOCKLIN [rev], Zerx C 1991 p17, Zerx C 1992 p21
TREASURE OF THE SIERRA FAULKNER by LOCKLIN [rev], Zerx C 1991 p17, Zerx C 1992 p21
RAGE, RAGE AGAINST THE DIMMING OF THE LIGHTS, Owen 15(2) 1992 Fall p53
"the ragged edges matter.", Firebird p69
RAISON D'ÊTRE, Yank p7
"ray takes the shuttle bus from"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p17
"'ray,' toad asks him, 'why do you"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p30
"ray walks around with his pad and pencil"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p11
RAY WANTS TO PHONE HOME
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p10
READ IT IN THE ORIGINAL, FiveA #5 1991 p15
"reading applications for a lectureship," Smellfeast #1 1994 Dec p6
A REAGANOMIC CHRISTMAS, Short p16
"recently my wife and i," Caffeine #3 1993 p17
THE RECOVERING ALCOHOLIC, Pearl #13 1991 Spr/Sum p40
"a red-haired-beauty announces, in a texas twang,"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p31
A RED RIBBON WEEK, Mongoose p23, Worm #125 1992 p36
"red sails in the sunset.", Pearl #20 1994 Spr p55
REFLECTIONS OF A LITERARY MAVERICK: AN INTERVIEW WITH GERALD LOCKLIN
Haslam, Gerald W., Chiron 9(1) 1990 Spr
A REFRESHINGLY HAPPY DEPRESSIVE, Bard p109, Worm #135 1994 p109
A REMARKABLE CASE OF SIBLING SPECIALIZATION, Worm #133 1994 p4
A REMARKABLY MODERATE HUMAN BEING, Return p11
REMEDIAL COURSE IN POETRY APPRECIATION, NON-CREDIT, Sheila #9 1994 p30
REMEMBRANCE OF MEALS PAST, Madman p24
REMINDING US OF HIS WORLD: A TALK WITH GERALD LOCKLIN [interview]
Oberc, Lawrence, Home 9(3) 1994 p3
RENO BLACKJACK DEALER, Bli #3 1993 Aug/Sep p44
REQUIEM FOR THREE BAR GUYS, Firebird p35
RESPECT, Madman p35
RETRACTED TRACTION, Firebird p87
THE RETURN OF LA BUFADORA
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p13
RETURN OF THE HIPPIE SHIRT by LOCKLIN [rev]
Ward, Betsy, WeAm 28(4) 1994 Feb p391
"returning from the men's room to," Worm #128 1992 p169
REVERSE PSYCHOLOGY RULES ALL, Firebird p39
"a review of a hemingway biography," Firebird p76
"the rich are different from," Bard p121, Worm #135 1994 p121
RICK TOO, Cleveland R 1(2) 1992 Win/Spr p11
Rielly, Edward J.
OUTTAKES by LOCKLIN [rev], Chiron 12(1) 1993 Win p19
YANK AT BANGOR by LOCKLIN [rev], Chiron 12(1) 1993 Win p19
Ritts, Herb
SUFFER, LOCKLIN! [art], Penny #12 1994 Oct p16
THE ROAD TO WINNEMUCCA, Redneck #26/27 1994 Spr/Fall p27
THE ROCHESTER TRIP by LOCKLIN [rev]
Preston, Scott, WeAm 28(1) 1993 May p61
ROCKWELL KENT: FATHER AND SON (FOX BAY, ALASKA), Alpha B #7 1990 Aut p54, BMOC p9
"roger was feeling a little down," BOW p51
ROMANCE HAS ITS PROPER PLACE, Mongoose p9, RedD 2(2) 1992 p52
ROMANCE IN THE FIELDS, Yank p10
"ron koertge sends this note:"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p3
ROSS BLECKNER: MEMORIAM, 1985, Firebird p120, Poetry/LA #20 1990 Spr/Sum p75, Riprap #16 1994 p82
R.S.V.P.
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Durango p11
RUFINO TAMAYO: THE MERRY DRINKER, 1946, Bellingham 16(1/2) 1993 p14
"the rugged rugby player, richard harris,", CNR 33(1/2) 1992 p252
THE RULERS, Ambit #125 1991 p45, BMOC p23
RUNNING SUPER BOWL OPTION PLAY [prose] [re: GL]
Grobaty, Tim, PressT 1993 Jan 31 p.J1
RUNNING UPHILL
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p5
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SABBATICAL, Shock #7/8 1993 p11
"sabes que adrienne rich," Nueva p104, Poetas p60
"the same god who gave to some boys," Short p9
THE SAME INDIAN
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Durango p21
SCARECROW, Short p18
SCI-FI TITLE: OFFSPRING OF HIPPIES, Blank #3 1991/92 Win p6
SCRAMBLING BACK TO THE CLOSET, Short p9
A SEASON IN HECK, Mongoose p30, Voices N #3 1992 p19
SECOND GRADE, Slip #13 1993 p109
A SECOND LOOK OR, NOT TO MENTION THE OCCASIONAL CAPSIZING OF A WINDSURFER, Bard p123, Worm #135 1994 p123
SELF-PORTRAIT, 1887, Voices N #4 1993 p93
SELF-RELIANCE COMES TO SEAL BEACH, Someth 6(5) 1990 p15
"the seller is a big guy with long, iron-grey hair"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p10
THE SEMIOLOGY OF ADVENT, Short p16
SERBIA ÜBER ALLES, Bard p124, Worm #135 1994 p124
A SET-BACK ON THE ROAD TO INDEPENDENCE, Plop #3 1993 Win/Spr p2
A SETBACK FOR LA LIBERTÉ, Outtakes p4
"sex? money? power?", Penny #6 1994 Apr p5
"the sexy older woman," Fat Tu 1991 p44
SHADOWS, Firebird p101, Poetry Ren #4 1992 p1
"She asks me for an admission card," Short p10
"she has been the mistress of a famous poet.", Firebird p71
"she has no man in her life," Firebird p20
"she hates her teaching job at home," Yank p10
"she may be the first woman i've gone out with," Firebird p32
SHE REFUSES EVEN TO CRACK A SMILE, Carb #4 1994 p104
"she stops me outside my contemporary fiction class," Short p6
"she tells me: 'i don't want," Slip #12 1992 Sum p11
"she wanted me, but," OneH #2 1994 Spr p54
"she was very kind.", Bli #3 1993 Aug/Sep p44
"She went away from us upon a snow-white," Side Affects side 2
"the sheep shit is not of much interest," Yank p26
"she's an old friend," Short p3
"she's six years younger than i am,", Ambit #136 1994 July p66
"the shingles on our new roof," Plop #4 1993 p9
SHIT, IWO 53 min. 18 sec
SHORT SHORT INTRO [to TOAD WRITES SHORT SHORTS]
Nielsen, Dan, Short p2
"shortly after my father died," Misnomer 2(1) 1994 Fall p4
SHOULD THEY HAVE STAYED TOGETHER FOR THE SAKE OF THE CHILDREN?, Firebird p15, LA Times Bk R 1992 Mar 8 p6
SIGMUND FREUD SAYS THAT, Flip #84 1993 May/June p5
"a silver silo and gas station"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p25
"the simple-minded sometimes demand of me,", Misnomer 1(1) 1992 Spr p22, Mongoose p20
SIMPLE SUGARS, Fat Tu 1991 p5
SINATRA IS STILL GREATEST [rev], PressT 1991 Feb 12 p.D7
"since i've been getting to the y," Short p4
"since ours is about the only cabin," Pearl #19 1993 Fall/Win p25
SINGLE-DIGIT DIALING, Madman p33
THE SINGLE HOOK THEORY
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p15
SISLEY'S MEADOW, Calif p31, Firebird p124
"the sixties ended for me," Short p8
SKETCHES OF SPAIN, World #2 1991 p29
SKEWING HER POINTING OF VIEWING, Yank p12
"the sky in the background," Firebird p128, Gyp #15 1990 p26
SLAMMING THE OL' SIZE 13 BACK BETWEEN THE DENTURES, Worm #127 1992 p119
THE SLEEP-APNEA SUITE, PLEASE
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p11
SLEEP PRESUPPOSES TRUST, POLAAC p120, Poetry/LA #22 1993 Spr p120
A SLIGHT PROBLEM WITH THE YELLOW PICKUP
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p8
Smith, Helen Guthrie
MAN APPARENTLY KILLED OVER BIKE IN SHORE [prose] [cites GL], PressT 1993 June 3 p.A1
Smith, Joan Jobe
BIG MAN ON CANVAS by LOCKLIN [rev], Chiron 23(4) 1994 Win p17
GERALD LOCKLIN & EDWARD FIELD [art], Biblio 1990 p43
THE OLD MONGOOSE & OTHER POEMS by LOCKLIN [rev], Chiron 23(4) 1994 Win p31
Smith, Jules
THE GOLD RUSH AND OTHER STORIES by LOCKLIN [rev], Inkshed #18 1990 Sum p40
A SMOKING ROOM
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p12
SO EASY TO PLEASE
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p9
SO WHAT IS OUR EXCUSE?, Worm #127 1992 p121
SO WHAT'S NEW, Cokefish 1991 Sep/Oct p1
A SOCIETY THAT ABHORS SILENCE, Voices N #4 1993 p92
SOFT HANDS, Madman p17
"'soft hands,' she says; 'i love," Madman p17
SOLITAIRE, Axe #3 1990 p17, Calif p33, Firebird p114
SOME PEOPLE FEAR OLD AGE, Short p13
"somebody should make a film of the," Cleveland R 1(2) 1992 Win/Spr p11
"someone gave my five-year-old a bunch of books.", Firebird p59
SOMETHING SOMEONE FORGOT
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p33
SOMETHING'S ROTTEN AT DENMARK HOPKINS, Bard p123, Worm #135 1994 p123
"sometimes i wanted the same ones that," Atom 4(13) 1994 Win p61
SON OF THE MAN WHO KNEW WILLIAM FAULKNER
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Durango p16
SOUND AND SENSE, Zen #1 1994 p48
SOUND FAMILIAR?, Prophetic #15/16 1991 p127
"The Southern California woman," TSS p32
"sparrows fly into the cellar where," Short p15
Spider Woman
THE FIREBIRD POEMS by LOCKLIN [rev], Redneck #23 1992 Fall p108
THE SPIDER'S OTHER ORIFICE, Mongoose p16, Pearl #15 1992 Spr/Sum p9
SPINAL DEVOLUTION, Firebird p38
SPOUSAL ACCOUNTING, Blank #1 1991 Spr p10
SPRING CLEANING, Fat Tu 1991 p44
STADIA AND SNOOZIA
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p29
STALKING ONESELF, Firebird p49
STAND-UP POETS RHYME FOR LAUGHS [prose] [cites GL]
Haldane, David, LA Times 1990 Apr 12 p.J1
"staring at this particularly provocative ad," Yank p8
"the stationwagon-limousine heads into"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Durango p25
STEAM [prose], Whor #1 1993 Spr p15
Steinberg, Sybil & Kaganoff, Penny
A NEW GEOGRAPHY OF POETS ed by FIELD, LOCKLIN & STETLER [rev], PW 239(36) 1992 Aug 10 p66
STEPPING OUTSIDE THE GREEN FROG BAR AT
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p15
Stetler, Charles
THE CHARLES STETLER INTRODUCTION [prose], Biblio 1990 p2
"the steward announces, 'carlos and"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p4
"still getting adjusted to the british system," Yank p22
STILL LIVES WITH AN INFINITUDE OF APPLES, BMOC p11, Plop #3 1993 Win/Spr p3, Voices N #2 1991 Spr p12
STORMY WEATHER [prose], Sheila #2 1991 p11
STORY OF MY LIFE, Slugfest 5(1) 1994 Sum p18
"'the story writer from the arkansas border?"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p14
STRANGE DEER, BUT TRUE DEER, Short p19
STRESS TABS WITH ZINC, Short p4
STRICTLY SPEAKING, Madman p31
STUART DAVIS: EBB TIDE - PROVINCETOWN, OneH #2 1994 Spr p52
STUDENT EVALUATIONS, Short p12, WeAm 29(1) 1994 Spr p66
"the student filmmaker," Short p14
SUCCUBUS, Firebird p105
SUFFER, LOCKLIN! [art]
Ritts, Herb, Penny #12 1994 Oct p16
"sure, i can buy the blob as buddha.", Bluff 2(2) 1991 p49, BMOC p17, Drive #17 1994 p25
"sure, it is, like picasso,", Bellingham 16(1/2) 1993 p14
SURF CITY, U.S.A. [prose], Wind #74 1994 p54
THE SURGEON GENERAL VERSUS GERALDUS THE EPICUREAN, CNR 33(1/2) 1992 p252
SWEET 'N LOW [prose], Bard p109, Worm #135 1994 p109
SWIFT TRAVELS, Short p15
"the swing has come unswung.", Ambit #136 1994 July p66
SWING LANDSCAPE REVISITED, Ambit #136 1994 July p66
SWING SHIFT [prose], Tears #14 1994 Nov p8
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T. S. ELIOT TOURS THE FAR EAST, Silent T #5 1994 p7
"the talented young writer orates:", CNR 33(1/2) 1992 p248
TALK ABOUT TOTAL NON-RECPROCITY, Return p10
TAP DANCING LESSONS, Stand Beyond p48, Stand p127
TAT FOR TIT, Slip #12 1992 Sum p11
TAX DEFERRED TITLE, Firebird p17, Free L #5 1990 Sum p4
THE TEACHINGS OF DON TOAD, Madman p9
"ten thousand men attend the tomb," POLAAC p118, Poetry/LA #22 1993 Spr p118
"ten years ago,", OneH #1 1993 Fall p28
TENOR AND VEHICLE, Short p17, Verve 2(1) 1990 Spr p11
"terry tells me how he used to take," Outtakes p5
THE TEXAS TOAD-STEP
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p23
THE 17TH ANNUAL POETRY FILM/VIDEO FESTIVAL AWARDWINNERS [includes GL], 17AP 1992
THANKS FOR REMINDING ME, Bard p116, Worm #135 1994 p116
"that if he does his laundry," Worm #127 1992 p122
THAT IS THE QUESTION
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p30
"that these blocks are not," Chiron 9(3) 1990 p11, Firebird p69
"that year there was still hope.", Voices N #4 1993 p93
THE THEFT, Yank p4
"their artist/escort has been both"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p32
"their first stop in dallas is"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p26
THERE ARE MORE WHERE THAT ONE CAME FROM, Worm #129 1993 p42
"there are no horse guards," Firebird p92
"there are only the chirps and songs of birds"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p27
"there are petroglyphs and sand paintings," Firebird p74
"there are some old friends and"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p13
"there are three aluminum canoes in the lake"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p29
"there is literally nothing more superficial than a tan.", Short p9
"there is this great little platform pub," Outtakes p3
"'there's something in the wall,' she says.", Blank #6 1993 Spr p4
"these candles never cast a shadow.", Firebird p101, Poetry Ren #4 1992 p1
"these must be the steepest, spiniest," BMOC p15, Plop #3 1993 Win/Spr p5, Voices N #2 1991 Spr p10
"these red and yellow roses began," Mongoose p9, RedD 2(2) 1992 p52
THEY ARE ALREADY WRITING ABOUT HER
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p32
THEY ARE EASILY SATISFIED, Madman p14
THEY ARE NO SOONER CHECKED INTO THE LINCOLN
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p5
"they are standing on the bank of big bear lake,"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p14
THEY DON'T LEAVE YOU MUCH, Firebird p44
"they drive the pass up into the mountains"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p6
THEY FERTILIZE MY WELCOME MAT, Pearl #19 1993 Fall/Win p25
"they get together every evening," Firebird p81
"they give me a seat at a window," Bard p123, Worm #135 1994 p123
THEY HAVE VERY TINY, NEARLY INVISIBLE BARF-BAGS, Bard p110, Worm #135 1994 p110
THEY HEAD NORTH OUT OF TOWN
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p20
"they leave the apaches at la cucharacha saloon"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Durango p21
THEY SAY IT'S ALWAYS THE BUTLER WHO DONE IT, Penny #6 1994 Apr p5
"they tell me it's an easy hike up," Yank p37
THEY WILL TRY TO DRAIN THE LAST DROP FOR YOU, Yank p29
THEY'LL NEVER UNDERSTAND, Worm #133 1994 p2
THEY'RE GOING TO LAUNCH IT AT THE SUPER BOWL, FiveA #5 1991 p10
"they're still sitting in the hotel"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p17
THE THIN PINK LINE, Madman p8
THINGS COULD ALWAYS BE WORSE, Shock #4 1992 p13
THINGS EVEN OUT, Pearl #19 1993 Fall/Win p26
THE THIRD VERSION, Firebird p62, Redneck #19 1990 Fall p43, Tears 1993 June p2
"this afternoon i taught my third grade daughter," Axe #3 1990 p16, Firebird p16
"this bridge leads from hart crane," Chiron 9(3) 1990 p11, Firebird p119
"this famous serial killer used to drink beer," Bard p109, Worm #135 1994 p109
THIS FRIEND OF RAY'S TELLS HIM,
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p3
"this is my home address,", Flip #89 1994 Apr/May p?
THIS IS THE END, MY FRIEND [prose], CNR 33(1/2) 1992 p249
"this poem is entitled 'shit.'", IWO 53 min. 18 sec.
THIS SAYS SOMETHING ABOUT SOMETHING, Bard p119, Worm #135 1994 p119
THIS SPORTING LIFE, CNR 33(1/2) 1992 p252
"this very shy kid comes up to me," Madman p27
"thish ish zee way zee whirls enz:", Silent T #5 1994 p7
THOSE WHO CAN'T, TEACH, Zen #1 1994 p48
"the three old guys in the locker room," Art Cr #11 1991? p124
"through some insanity of scheduling"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Durango p23
A TIGHT FIT, Flip #89 1994 Apr/May p?
TIME-BOMB, Madman p8
TIME IS THE ULTIMATE EDITOR, Bard p118, Worm #135 1994 p118
"time magazine assures me that," Blank #7 1993 p4
TIT FOR TAT, Short p3
TO EACH ACCORDING TO HIS NEED
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Durango p1
"to go halves with you on the rental car, even though"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p19
"to listen to her," Sheila #9 1994 p33
THE TOAD, Side Affects side 2
THE TOAD AND MS. TALL AND MS. SHORT AND RAY
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p8
"toad arrives on campus to discover," Pearl #15 1992 Spr/Sum p8
TOAD COMES TO CLEVELAND by LOCKLIN [rev]
Fabrizio, Charles, Zerx C 1991 p36
Rabinowitz, Jacob, Zerx C 1991 p17, Zerx C 1992 p21
"toad is thrilled to see"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p29
TOAD WRITES SHORT SHORTS by LOCKLIN [rev]
Androla, Ron, Impet #22 1994 May p107
Ferlazzo, Paul J., WeAm 29(1) 1994 p65
Lynn, Catherine, Pearl #20 1994 Spr p87
TOADLOGIC, Worm #125 1992 p35
TOAD'S BIBLIOGRAPHY [prose]
Mailman, Leo, Biblio 1990 p7
TOAD'S BROKEN REVERIE, Short p13
TOAD'S LITERARY GENERATION, Bli #3 1993 Aug/Sep p45
"today, of course, what strikes us," BMOC p5
"tony h. is well known out here because"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Durango p12
"toward the highway, but ray sees"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p20
TOWARDS A METRICS OF THE ABSOLUTE, Bellingham 16(1/2) 1993 p106, Blooms 12(8) 1992 Dec p20, Firebird p97, Poetry Ren #4 1992 p2
THE TRADE, Madman p21
TRADE-OFF, Short p4
A TRADE SECRET, Biblio 1990 p8
TRADITION AND GENEALOGY, Yank p32
"the train stops in silverton for"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Durango p4
THE TRANS-COLORADO EXPRESS
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Durango p6
TRANSATLANTIC BLUES, Outtakes p1
THE TREASURE OF THE SIERRA FAULKNER by LOCKLIN [rev]
Rabinowitz, Jacob, Zerx C 1991 p17, Zerx C 1992 p21
"the trees sleep beneath the," Firebird p91
A TRUE MINING TOWN, Bard p118, Worm #135 1994 p118
THE TURNING POINT, Firebird p117, Yank p28
TV FLOPS [prose] [re: GL]
Grobaty, Tim, PressT 1992 Oct 11 p.J1
TWENTY QUESTIONS [interview of GL]
Bach, Glenn, OneH #1 1993 Fall p30
"twice a week i meet my friend," Many Cals p247
"the two attractive young ladies in the bar," Slugfest 5(1) 1994 Sum p18
"two bells, the hour at which the dream dies.", Madman p26
"the two english professors," Yank p34
TWO FROM ELLSWORTH KELLY, Chiron 9(3) 1990 p11, Firebird p69
TWO MATISSE MODELS, BMOC p26, Plop #3 1993 Win/Spr p4, Voices N #2 1991 Spr p11
TWO MORE FACES OF DOCTOR LAO, Madman p32
TWO PASSPORTS, OneH #1 1993 Fall p28
A TYRANT FOR OUR TIMES, Firebird p12
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THE UGLIER SIDE OF A HILL, Madman p21
AN UNCOOL YUL, 4X4 1 min 25 sec., 17AP 1 min. 5 sec., IWO 46 min., Road side 1
THE UNFORGIVABLE SOLIPSISM, Plop #3 1993 Win/Spr p4
"Unlike everyone else in America,", RedD 1(2) 1991 p84
THE UNPARDONABLE CRIME OF BEING YOUNG, CNR 33(1/2) 1992 p248
untitled prose, IWO 1 min. 15 sec.
UNTRAINED BEAR ON A VICIOUS CYCLE, Short p11
UP THE PASS TO THE VALLEY
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p6
"up until now the most bizarre culinary advice," Four I #2 1991 May p26
UPS AND DOWNS, Short p4
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THE VALUE OF POETRY READINGS, Short p9
THE VANDALS, Firebird p74
VESTIGIAL ORGAN, Firebird p27, Pearl #10 1990 Spr p31
THE VICTIM [prose], Cleveland R 1(2) 1992 Win/Spr p29
THE VIEW FROM THE CHEAP SEATS, Shock #4 sup.1992 p6
THE VIEW FROM THE WATERBED, Alpha B #7 1990 Aut p54
VINCENT IN AUGUST, 1888, Firebird p131
"vincent liked bread," Plop #3 1993 Win/Spr p3
VINCENT VAN GOGH: THE NOONDAY NAP, BMOC p14, Misnomer 1(1) 1992 Spr p19, PressT 1994 Sept 14 p.D1
Voss, Fred
prose, Biblio 1990 p43
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WAITING FOR ANYTHING, Worm #133 1994 p3
"waiting from their planes."
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p18
THE WALK THROUGH; A REALIZATION
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p10
WALKING FROM THE CAR TO THE HIGHWAY BRIDGE
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p29
WALT KUHN'S GOURDS, 1937, Worm #129 1993 p43
"wants to talk to marcia and"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p10
Ward, Betsy
RETURN OF THE HIPPIE SHIRT by LOCKLIN [rev], WeAm 28(4) 1994 Feb p391
"was bottle-fed the new criticism,", Bli #3 1993 Aug/Sep p45
"was not my favorite uncle.", Calif p29, Firebird p123
"watching that great john updike," Firebird p39
WATERFALL [prose], CNR 33(1/2) 1992 p253
"w.e. and mrs. e. and the toad and ray"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Durango p14
"w.e. is with barbara, his fine lady friend,"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Durango p11
"w.e. says 'i was in majorca"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Durango p16
WE ARE DEVO, Firebird p42
"we are watching a segment of the late news," Pearl #19 1993 Fall/Win p26
WE COME AS IS, SANS WARRANTIES, Sister #6 1992 Apr p1
"we do not go beyond it.", Sheila #2 1991 p10
"we leave the durant hotel in berkeley," Redneck #26/27 1994 Spr/Fall p27
WE ON THAT FAR SHORE
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p27
WE OUTLIVE ALMOST ALL OUR PLEASURES, Return p8
"we pull off into the little wyoming," Minotaur #27 1992 p46
"we receive a letter from the people," Yank p17
"we sure do love to refer to ourselves," Firebird p111
"we were sitting around the tavern," Firebird p77
Weber, Mark
GERALD LOCKLIN, MARILYN JOHNSON, RAY ZEPEDA [art], Biblio 1990 p44
GERALD LOCKLIN & D. H. LLOYD[art], Biblio 1990 p36
GERALD LOCKLIN [art], Mongoose p35
INTERVIEW WITH GERALD LOCKLIN, Chiron 13(2) 1994 p4
"a week after insisting," Outtakes p13
"weeks before the wedding i wrote," Return p11
WEIGHING THE RISKS, Bard p113, Worm #135 1994 p113
WEIGHT WATCHERS, Drive #17 1994 p27, Firebird p33
WEIGHTLIFTING, Many Cals p247
"well, i guess any of us," Bard p124, Worm #135 1994 p124
WE'LL BE RACING TO LOOT THE JOINT SAVINGS ACCOUNT, Pearl #16 1992 Fall p29
"'well,' i say to my buddy, romero,", Bard p108, Worm #135 1994 p108
"'Well,' Larry says,", Short p14
WE'LL LET YOU FILL IN HER REPLY
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Durango p3
WE'LL LET YOU FILL IN THE REPLY, Monk M issue 1993, Short p5
"'well look,' i say, 'if you should happen," Worm #121 1991 p39
WE'RE BACK, BUT, THEN, YOU KNEW THAT [prose] [re: GL]
Grobaty, Tim, PressT 1993 Sept 18 p.C1
"we're discussing politics," Bli #2 1993 Jan/Feb p3, Mongoose p19
"We're drinking with the exchange student from England," Short p18
"were geese as dirty, ornery,", BMOC p12, Pied 14(3) 1990 p26
"'we're sick and tired,' they ladies tell me,", FiveA #5 1991 p10
"what a great tearjerker!", Firebird p45
WHAT CAN I ADD TO THIS?, Sister #6 1992 Apr p1
"'what did you say,' i ask, at the," Carb #4 1994 p104
"what does anyone see in them?", AKA #6 1991 Spr p7
WHAT DOES SHE SEE IN HIM, Worm #132 1993 p208
WHAT I HAVE LEARNED FROM WOODY ALLEN FILMS, Silent S 1(1) 1994 p52
WHAT I LEARNED FROM WATCHING THE PINK PANTHER CARTOON FESTIVAL, Firebird p75
"what kept me from going crazy," Firebird p50
WHAT LADY BRETT FORGOT TO MENTION, Yank p36
WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN CANNOT DIE, Zen #1 1994 p47
WHAT NO ONE EVER TELLS THE JUST-DIVORCED HUSBAND, Worm #127 1992 p122
WHAT OLD MARRIEDS FIGHT ABOUT, Penny #6 1994 Apr p5
WHAT ONE IS FAMOUS FOR WITHIN ONE'S FAMILY, Return p10
WHAT THE PSYCHOLOGISTS CALL SELF-EXPRESSION THE PRIESTS CALLED SELF-ABUSE, Pearl #16 1992 Fall p29
WHAT WE CAN DO AND WHAT WE CAN'T, Worm #117 1990 p44
WHAT WE TALK ABOUT WHEN WE TALK ABOUT DEATH, Firebird p111
WHAT WE TALK ABOUT WHEN WE TALK ABOUT LITERATURE, Worm #124 1991 p137
WHATEVER HAPPENED TO THE SIMPLE THINGS, LIKE STEROIDS, Worm #136 1994 p178
WHEN EVERYONE ELSE IS EXTOLLING THE MERITS OF CABERNET SAUVIGNON AND CHATEAUNEUF-DU-PAPE
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p24
"when gustave caillebotte died," World #2 1991 p33
"when he calls his mother on easter sunday," Worm #129 1993 p41
"when he sees the tight little," Silent T #2 1994 Mar p11
"when he was younger," Penny #11 1994 Sept p12
"when i asked my beloved nearly teenage daughter," Fat Tu 1991 p49
"when i call for an appointment," Four 1990 Win p30
"when i lower myself onto the barstool," Owen 14(1) 1991 Spr p32
"when i play monopoly," FiveA #5 1991 p15
"when i return the call from the nurse,", Worm #136 1994 p177
"when i was growing up," Return p5
"when i was growing up in the forties,", Plop #3 1993 Win/Spr p2
"when my daughter asked," Outtakes p8
"when my father was informed," Firebird p133, Worm #117 1990 p43
"when my friend of many years," Misnomer 1(1) 1992 Spr p23
"when my little boy tells me he thinks," Yank p20
"when my stomach was so bad," Drive #17 1994 p27, Firebird p33
"when my students deride how," Worm #133 1994 p3
"When my two-year-old daughter," LTHE p147, Many Cals p249, Men p160, MinoNS 1990
"when my wife left on my desk," RedD 2(2) 1992 p52
"when my wife refers to anything," Worm #129 1993 p42
"when my wife reminds me," IWO 43 min 38 sec.
"when people asked me why," Madman p21
WHEN PUSH COMES TO SHOVE AT 8.0 ON THE RICHTER SCALE, Sheila #9 1994 p32
"when ray gets to the fireplace"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p12
"when sending in my travel receipts, i write,", Bard p111, Worm #135 1994 p111
"When she died I sent an elegy to all my friends," Pearl #12 1990 Fall/Win p46
"when she discovered her little boy," Short p16
"when she insisted on," Impet #22 1994 May p87
WHEN THE CANOES ARE AFLOAT
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p29
WHEN THE CANOES ARE BEING LAUNCHED
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p28
"when the drinks begin to rattle," Grasslands #5 1991 p30
"when the plane lands in dallas,"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p6
WHEN THE SHIP SINKS, BOTH GENDERS DROWN, Outtakes p2
"when the toad steps out of the dallas-fort worth airport"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p7
"when the urologist's female apprentice," Blank #3 1991/92 Win p7, Mongoose p27
"when they ask john updike," Calif p21, Firebird p41
"when they ask me if i watched," Short p18
"when they come out of the mountains"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p31
"when they drive up to the cabin"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p7
"when they reach the realtor's office"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p8
"when toad suggests a drink"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Durango p15
"when we leave the patio door ajar," Worm #128 1992 p170
"when we return to the room," Yank p4
"whenever she came into the bar, newly," Madman p14
"where did he ever find rooms," Slant #8 1994 p57
WHERE THE WISECRACKS GROW, Worm #132 1993 p210
WHERE'S WALLY?, Misnomer 1(2) 1992 Fall p2
WHICH THREE NOVELS OF THE AMERICAN WEST DO YOU CONSIDER THE BEST? [prose], SoD 29(3) 1991 Aut p38
"while trying to open a bottle of chardonnay,", Bellingham 16(1/2) 1993 p105, Firebird p83
THE WHIRLIGIG MAN
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p31
"white women want to abolish boxing.", Shock #4 1992 p21
WHITES SEEM TO THINK THAT BLACKS ARE DUMB, Madman p30
"who can count this many trees," Calif p31, Firebird p124
"who can paint the shades of," Chrion 13(2) 1994 Sum p2
"who wears cowboy boots stands next to"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p11
WHOSE TURN IS IT?, Ambit #136 1994 July p66
WHY, THEY ASKED SIR EDMUND HILLARY, DID YOU WANT TO SCALE MONS VENERIS?, Worm #129 1993 p43
WHY ABBOTT AND COSTELLO ARE IN HEAVEN, Worm #136 1994 p177
"'Why do you carry on like this?' she asked.", Short p3
"why don't you come with me," Misnomer 2(1) 1994 Fall p46
"why dream of minnesota? the pro football draft?", Firebird p103
WHY I DON'T LIKE TO LOOK AT K. D LAING, Penny #12 1994 Oct p16
WHY I GO TO ART EXHIBITS, CPA p140, Worm #135 1994 p120
"why is it that the same people?", Worm #136 1994 p178
WHY NOT?, Yank p17
"why not just write," Plop #4 1993 p8
WHY STOP SHORT?, Bard p112, Worm #135 1994 p112
WILL MY CHIRONS COME HOME TO ROOST?, Chiron 13(2) 1994 p3
WILLIAM GLACKENS: FAMILY GROUP, 1910-11, Blank #1 1991 Spr p13, BMOC p6
WILLIAM SAROYAN: A STUDY OF THE SHORT FICTION by HALSEY [rev], SISF 30(2) 1993 Spr p199
Wilson
GERALD LOCKLIN [art], Biblio 1990 p42
Wiscombe, Janet
FORGING ART IN THE FACTORY [prose] [cites GL], PressT 1990 Aug 19 p.S1
"wives and husbands," Silent S 1(1) 1994 p52
THE WIZARDRY OF GERALD LOCKLIN [prose]
Potts, Charles, Biblio 1990 p3
WOLF, POLAAC p119, Poetry/LA #22 1993 Spr p119
THE WOMAN I'M GOING OUT WITH BELIEVES IN GOD, Firebird p32
WOMAN IN BLUE, Firebird p20
THE WOMAN OF HIS DREAMS
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p31
WOMAN SEATED UNDER WILLOWS, Firebird p116
WOMEN TROUBLE by LOCKLIN [rev], Drive #17 1994 p37, Stuff #9 1994 July p42
Headley, Robert, Chiron 13(3) 1994 p25
"a word to the wise:", Short p18
"would you rather have," BMOC p16, Misnomer 1(1) 1992 Spr p24
Wright, Charlotte M.
THE GOLD RUSH AND OTHER STORIES by LOCKLIN [rev], Redneck #19 1990 Fall p60
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THE XINGIAO TEMPLE: A POSTCARD FROM MY DAUGHTER, BLAKE, Black Tape #4 1991 p9, BMOC p22
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Y ASK Y?, Carb #4 1994 p101
Y LUEGO PIENSO PERO NO DIGO, 'QUÉ CÓMICO SERÍA SI NOS DIÉRAMOS CUENTA DE QUE TODO EL TIEMPO' HABÍAMOS ESTADO EN UNA SALA EQUIVOCADA, Nueva p103, Poetas p59
YANK AT BANGOR by LOCKLIN [rev]
Rielly, Edward J., Chiron 12(1) 1993 Win p19
"the yankees lost to the red sox tonight 10-1," MinoN 1990 May p4
"yeah, cézanne was the first cubist.", BMOC p10, Tram #9 1990 Aut p6
"yeah, i know the indians also," Firebird p63, Redneck #19 1990 Fall p29
"a year ago over drinks i said to x.,", Worm #132 1993 p210
"years ago i wrote," Fat Tu 1991 p5
THE YELLOW FORD OF TEXAS by LOCKLIN & ZEPEDA [rev]
Lynn, Catherine, Pearl #20 1994 Spr p86
THE YELLOW PICKUP COMES OVER THE HILL
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p4
"yes, for your birthday, we will all," Blank #1 1991 Spr p10
"yes, the man wishes to transverse," OnBus #6/7 1990/91 Sum/Spr p137
"yesterday, after a committee meeting," Bard p110, Worm #135 1994 p110
Y'KNOW WHAT I MEAN, Firebird p68
"Yo no soy como el resto de los americanos,", Nueva p105, Poetas p61
YOU, GAIL SHEEHY, Madman p28
"you can drink in the restaurants"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Yellow p15
"you can have the right-wingers," Yank p31
"'you got your hair cut!' they say.", Worm #131 1993 p153
"you have tamed me, domesticated," POLAAC p119, Poetry/LA #22 1993 Spr p119
"you know, i really get sick of," Misnomer 2(2) 1994 p22
YOU KNOW, THE TOAD SAYS, I HAD ALREADY DECIDED
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p19
"'you know,' he says, 'i enjoy your class," Penny #6 1994 Apr p5
"you know how things happen at the unlikeliest of times?", Worm #85 1992 p30
"'you know,' lara says,", IWO 50 min. 4 sec.
"you never smooth out the wrinkles," Firebird p11
"you say she is a myth?", Firebird p105
YOU SAY YOU'VE ALWAYS BEEN ABOVE SUCH THINKING, Chiron 11(2) 1992 p6
YOU SEE THAT GUY OVER THERE? RAY SAYS;
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Lincoln p14
"you used to have to go to paris," Worm #129 1993 p41
"you wake one day in winter to a sky of ice.", Asylum 9(1/4) 1994 p127
"you wonder why you are the only," Bard p119, Worm #135 1994 p119
Young, Bernard
THE FIREBIRD POEMS by LOCKLIN [rev], Inkshed #24 1992 Aut/Win p72
YOUNG AND FOOLISH, NEARING FIFTY, Yank p38
"the young chef butts in with,"
Zepeda, Rafael & GL, Buying p24
"the young man at the back door," Outtakes p12
"the young woman who lives in the townhouse," Return p9
"your daughter comes skipping toward you," Yank p6
"'your problem,' she says, 'is that the people," PressT 1993 Aug 20 p.W16
"'you're not a catholic anymore, are you?'", Worm #124 1991 p137
"'you're over the hill,' my little girl," Worm #129 1993 p43
"you're right: i have never read him.", Firebird p66, Poetry Ren #4 1992 p2
YOU'RE TELLING ME???, FiveA #5 1991 p15
"you're watching the 11:00 o'clock news," Worm #132 1993 p208
YOU'RE WELCOME TO MY PLACE ON THE BUS, Tears #14 1994 Nov p29
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FRED VOSS'S NOSE, JOAN JOBE SMITH, MARK WEBER, GERALD LOCKLIN & MARILYN JOHNSON [art], DOW&R p.vi
GERALD LOCKLIN [prose], Biblio 1990 p6
GERRY & ME ON THE LONG VOYAGE [art], Biblio 1990 p44
Zepeda, Rafael & GL
AFTER THEY STOP AT THE CHURCH THAT SITS, Lincoln p24
AT THE AIRPORT THERE ARE ABOUT FIVE PASSENGERS, Lincoln p18
ALMOST THE BLUE HOTEL, Durango p4
ALTHOUGH IT'S AN EARLY MORNING FLIGHT, Lincoln p3
ANY QUESTIONS?, Durango p12
BAIT, Buying p14
THE BIG CRITIC FROM FRISCO, Durango p25
IN THE BLUE BAR A TALL, BLOND WOMAN, Lincoln p11
THE BLUE BULL TAVERN, Buying p23
THE BOOK DEPOSITORY, Yellow p26
BUT BEAR TIPPED FIFTEEN PER CENT, Buying p21
CARTA BLANCA, Yellow p24
A CASTING LESSON, Buying p26
A CHANGE IN THE WEATHER, Durango p19
LE CHAT QUI PECHE, Buying p19
THE CLUB MEISTERS, Yellow p15
C'MON, FELLA, GIVE US A BREAK, Durango p17
THE COLLECTED WORDS, Durango p2
COMING OUT OF THE EMPTY BARN OF A BAR INTO THE LATE AFTERNOON GLARE, Yellow p30
DICK IS NOT GIVEN TO FAINT PRAISE, Durango p15
TO EACH ACCORDING TO HIS NEED, Durango p1
EACH TOWN HAS ONE CHURCH, Lincoln p23
EVER HEARD OF CURLEYS, HONEY?, Yellow p25
THE EVIDENCE KEEPS EVAPORATING, Yellow p16
IN FATHER MURPHY'S BAR AND GRILL, Durango p20
FISHING FOR A CAT, Buying p33
ON THE FLIGHT FROM PHOENIX TO LINCOLN, Lincoln p4
IN FRONT OF THE OLD MAN'S HOUSE THAT HE'S CHOPPED THE STICK IN HALF, Buying p32
GARLAND IS TWO BLOCKS LONG, Lincoln p25
A GURU IN THE CROWD, Yellow p6
HAVING A LOOK AROUND: AN EXTERNAL INSPECTION, Buying p7
HAVING A LOOK AROUND: THE REAL ESTATE OFFICE, Buying p8
HAVING A LOOK AROUND: WAITING FOR THE REALTOR, Buying p9
HUNGER, Yellow p14
IF THE ALAMO HAD ONLY HAD FACTORY AIR, Yellow p7
I'LL TAKE THE HIGH ROAD AND YOU TAKE THE LOW ROAD, Buying p25
INSPECTING THE INSPECTOR, Buying p11
AN INSPECTOR OF EXPERTISE, Buying p4
IT MUST BE SOMETHING, Yellow p19
IN LA CUCHARACHA SALOON, Durango p8
THE LAND IS COVERED WITH YELLOWED CORN, Lincoln p21
THE LINCOLN, NEBRASKA POEMS [excerpt], Inky #4 1991 Sum p28
LITOTES COMES TO THE BLUE BULL TAVERN, Buying p22
AT LUNCH WITH MS. TALL AND MS. SHORT ON THE, Lincoln p13
THE MAN WHO KNEW WILLIAM FAULKNER, Durango p14
MEANWHILE, BACK AT THE CABIN, Buying p20
MUSICAL MASTER CHARGE, Durango p18
MY GREENY MESA, Durango p23
NEEDLES AND PINES, Buying p13
THE NO-TRESPASSING FIREWOOD LOG, Buying p17
AT NOON, BLURRY EYED AND TIRED, Lincoln p17
AN OPEN FIRE, Buying p12
OPENING POEM, Buying p3
AN OPERATOR'S GUIDE, Yellow p10
OUR CONDOLENCES, Yellow p34
A PICKUP IN NEED OF REPAIR, Yellow p20
RAY WANTS TO PHONE HOME, Lincoln p10
ON THE RETURN FLIGHT FROM LINCOLN TO PHOENIX, Lincoln p31
THE RETURN OF LA BUFADORA, Yellow p13
R.S.V.P., Durango p11
RUNNING UPHILL, Buying p5
THE SAME INDIAN, Durango p21
THE SINGLE HOOK THEORY, Buying p15
THE SLEEP-APNEA SUITE, PLEASE, Yellow p11
A SLIGHT PROBLEM WITH THE YELLOW PICKUP, Yellow p8
A SMOKING ROOM, Yellow p12
SO EASY TO PLEASE, Yellow p9
SOMETHING SOMEONE FORGOT, Yellow p33
SON OF THE MAN WHO KNEW WILLIAM FAULKNER, Durango p16
STADIA AND SNOOZIA, Yellow p29
STEPPING OUTSIDE THE GREEN FROG BAR AT, Lincoln p15
THE TEXAS TOAD-STEP, Yellow p23
THAT IS THE QUESTION, Buying p30
THEY ARE ALREADY WRITING ABOUT HER, Yellow p32
THEY ARE NO SOONER CHECKED INTO THE LINCOLN, Lincoln p5
THEY HEAD NORTH OUT OF TOWN, Lincoln p20
THIS FRIEND OF RAY'S TELLS HIM, Yellow p3
THE TOAD AND MS. TALL AND MS. SHORT AND RAY, Lincoln p8
THE TRANS-COLORADO EXPRESS, Durango p6
UP THE PASS TO THE VALLEY, Buying p6
THE WALK THROUGH; A REALIZATION, Buying p10
WALKING FROM THE CAR TO THE HIGHWAY BRIDGE, Lincoln p29
ON THE WAY BACK, ON THE 7:55 A.M., Lincoln p32
WE ON THAT FAR SHORE, Buying p27
WE'LL LET YOU FILL IN HER REPLY, Durango p3
WHEN EVERYONE ELSE IS EXTOLLING THE MERITS OF CABERNET SAUVIGNON AND CHATEAUNEUF-DU-PAPE, Buying p24
WHEN THE CANOES ARE AFLOAT, Buying p29
WHEN THE CANOES ARE BEING LAUNCHED, Buying p28
THE WHIRLIGIG MAN, Buying p31
THE WOMAN OF HIS DREAMS, Yellow p31
THE YELLOW PICKUP COMES OVER THE HILL, Yellow p4
YOU KNOW, THE TOAD SAYS, I HAD ALREADY DECIDED, Lincoln p19
YOU SEE THAT GUY OVER THERE? RAY SAYS;, Lincoln p14
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