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SIGNED LETTER TO F. A. NETTELBECK FROM JACK MICHELINE (Decorated With Original Water Color Art) by Jack MICHELINE, 1983-01-01 Ragged Lion: A Tribute to Jack Micheline To be a poet is to be: Poetry by Jack Micheline, 2000 SIXTY-SEVEN POEMS FOR THE DOWNTRODDEN SAINTS. by Jack Micheline, 1997 Tell Your Mama You Want to Be Free and Other Poemsongs. by Jack. MICHELINE, 1969 Purple Submarine by Jack Micheline, 1976-01-01 I KISS ANGELS by Jack MICHELINE, 1962 Bad, Mad and Dying Three Fictions by Jack, Catlin, Alan and Miller, Errol Micheline, 1997 Second Coming Volume 2 Number 4 and 5 by Charles, Winans, A. D.; Micheline, Jack; King, Linda et al Bukowski, 1973 Poems of Dr Innisfree. Signed 1st Edition by Jack Micheline, 1975-01-01 Beatitude #21 by Bob, Micheline, Jack, Ferlinghetti, Lawrence et al Kaufman, 1975 North of Manhattan Collected Poems, Ballads and Songs by Jack Micheline, 1976 North of Manhattan: Collected Poems, Ballads, and Songs. 1954 - 1975 by Jack Micheline, 1976 Kuboya by Jack Micheline, 1973

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21. Matt Gonzalez For Mayor: Jack Micheline, Poet, Painter, Free Spirit
    Search. Home » Press Room » jack micheline, poet, painter, jackmicheline, poet, painter, free spirit Author of 20plus books  
    http://www.mattgonzalez.com/article.php?id=3

22. Jack Micheline - Synaesthesia Press
    jack micheline s poems drawings, appear in the chap book, Bad, Mad Dying. Other contributors What can be said of jack micheline? He was  
    http://www.chapbooks.org/micheline/
    
    Extractions: In 1997 the synaesthesia press published Bad, mad and dying a limited edition chap book featuring three writers: Alan Catlin, Errol Miller, and Jack Micheline. There were three different editions: 26 copies were lettered and had a cover with an original painting by Micheline; 1 - 50 numbered copies were signed by all three contributors on the page in which their story appears; numbers 51-150 were numbered. Needless to say, the lettered copies, with Jack's artwork, were sold out almost immediately. We have a few signed copies left, as well as a few that are numbered. BUY THEM HERE. X-Ray. Errol Miller is a short story writer from Louisiana. His stories have appeared in hundreds of little magazines. His contribution is called "The Pool Hall Affair." What can be said of Jack Micheline? He was an original Beat, there from Day One; Jack Kerouac penned the intro to Micheline's classic first book of poems River of Red Wine, Charles Bukowski loved him, and Allan Ginsberg couldn't ignore him...Jack really helped on this title. Here's how: We were waiting for the #16 to take us out of the Mission when it all began:

23. Jack Micheline St. Dedication, Jack Micheline, Vince Silvaer, Matt Gonzales, Jam
    ~ jack micheline Place Dedication ~ Renaming Pardee Alley to jack micheline PlaceNovember 16, 2003 San Francisco, Ca. ON THE PASSING OF jack micheline.  
    http://home.mindspring.com/~carmabum/MichelineDedication.html

24. A.D. Winans, Jack Micheline, Beat, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Charles Bukowski,
    jack micheline, a poet of the Beat generation, died from a heart attack,on Friday, February 27, 1998, aboard a Bart commuter train.  
    http://home.mindspring.com/~carmabum/WinansMicheline.html
    
    Extractions: A. D. Winans Remembers JACK MICHELINE J ack Micheline , a poet of the Beat generation, died from a heart attack, on Friday, February 27, 1998, aboard a Bart commuter train. His body was discovered by the transit police near the Orinda Bart station, which ominously was the end of the line. Micheline was a "street" poet who lived out his life on the fringe of poverty, first in the Bronx neighborhoods of New York, where he was born, and later in San Francisco. He saw the Beat generation as a media created fancy, having little if anything to do with the creative spirit. Hanging out in Greenwich Village, in the early 50s, he met Langston Hughes, the legendary Harlem poet. When Hughes was asked why he remained in Harlem, he replied that he preferred the company of wild men to wild animals. Micheline adopted this motto as his own. Langston Hughes was but one of many talented poets, writers, and musicians whom Micheline associated with in the 50s while living in New York. In 1957, Nat Hentoff, Jean Shepard, and Charles Mingus awarded Micheline the Revolt in Literature Award, at the Half Note Club, in New York City, which resulted in a long friendship between Micheline and Mingus. It was during the same time that Micheline's first book of poetry, River of Red Wine , was published, with an introduction by Jack Kerouac. The book was later reviewed by Dorothy Parker in Esquire Magazine.

25. Richard Dreyfuss Micheline Lanct ¦t Jack Warden The Apprenticeship Of Duddy Kra
    Richard Dreyfuss micheline Lanct ¦t jack Warden The Apprenticeship Of Duddy Kravitz. Authoror Artist Richard Dreyfuss micheline Lanct+¦t jack Warden.  
    http://www.communicationsdotcom.co.uk/Richard-Dreyfuss-Micheli-The-Apprenticeshi

26. Jack Micheline Place
    Silvaer), Supervisor Peskin, and AD Winans, followed by Supervisor Gonzalez readingtwo poems written by micheline and a poem for micheline by jack Hirschman.  
    http://pages.sbcglobal.net/wiseguyproductions/
    
    Extractions: The proposal to rename Pardee Alley in honor of the late poet Jack Micheline was first submitted to the Board of Supervisors in 1999 by A.D. Winans and became a reality with the help of the new Board of Supervisors President Matt Gonzalez and North Beach supervisor Peskin.The brief street dedication included short comments from Jack's son (Vince Silvaer), Supervisor Peskin, and A. D. Winans, followed by Supervisor Gonzalez reading two poems written by Micheline and a poem for Micheline by Jack Hirschman.

27. A Tribute To Beat Poet Jack Micheline
    A Tribute To Beat Poet jack micheline Here are some poems by the lateBeat poet jack micheline, who passed away in 1998. jack was  
    http://www.lucidmoonpoetry.com/poems/tributetomicheline.shtml
    
    Extractions: Here are some poems by the late Beat poet Jack Micheline, who passed away in 1998. Jack was a real poet of the streets and one of the better Beat writers. I am happy to post them and grateful to his son Vince Silvaer, who runs the Jack Micheline Foundation and the official Jack Micheline Foundation Website at http://www.jackmicheline.com Check it out for an excellent biography, bibliography, examples of his poems and artwork, photos, and mission statement from the foundation. Also thanks to Dave Christy for lending me the poems for posting.

28. Jack Micheline
    Don Fabricant jack micheline Oma Ling Pa Leif Hultberg More Painters Sculpture African Himalayan More Tribal ARTicle Driven to Abstraction  
    http://homepage.mac.com/amazonman/art/Menu11.html

29. Arthouse Inc. - Volume 14: Jack Micheline/Andy Clausen
    For more information, please contact Arthouse @ 212 320 3678 arthouse@arthouseinc.com.Volume 14 jack micheline/Andy Clausen. jack  
    http://www.arthouseinc.com/product.asp?id=116

30. A D Winans - In Memory Of Jack Micheline
    TRIBUTE TO jack micheline THE LAST OF THE STREET POETS. AD WINANS. OnFriday, February 27, 1998, I learned of jack micheline s death.  
    http://www.book.co.nz/winmich.htm
    
    Extractions: A D Winans and Jack Micheline, San Francisco, 1996. On Friday, February 27, 1998, I learned of Jack Micheline's death. He was found dead on a Bart train, apparently the victim of a heart attack. Micheline was described on Cafe Blue, The Internet, as "One of the lesser Beats," but was the author of twenty books of poems. He was 68 years old at the time of his death, and was suffering from diabetes. He was born in New York, under the name Harvey Martin Silvaer, and worked as a union organiser before dedicating his life to poetry and painting. While in New York, he frequented the bars and coffee houses of Greenwich Village, walking the streets with the likes of Jack Kerouac, who wrote an introduction for Micheline's first book of poems, "River of Red Wine," which was favourably reviewed by Dorothy Parker in Esquire Magazine Micheline was the last of the authentic "street" poets, uneasy in a poetry world turned business. He never sought fame, choosing to write about the people he cared for: hookers, drug addicts, blue collar workers, and the dispossessed, and he did it with and from the heart. Micheline told me, "I don't want to be published because I wear the same clothes that others wear, or because I have the same ideas. I want respect for my own individuality, but it doesn't work that way."

31. Other : Jack Micheline River Red Wine Jack Kerouac
    jack micheline River Red Wine jack Kerouac. jack micheline RIVER OFRED WINE jack KEROUAC. edition published must add Mint condition.  
    http://www.eboomersworld.com/etc/MSIDN/jack.micheline.river.red.wine.jack.keroua
    
    Extractions: Other an inch auden. This the spine; numbered and 750 copies, Stapled wraps press, ny; to top toning to of front Internally in publication.. unsigned issues. voyages wrapper approximately 1956 8vo near fine in printed condition. The copy is tear (less second voyages wrapper extremities. limited to 50 of which were 9¾" tall. 7¾" - faint - over paper dustjacket. in from Small very First edition, of the one signed by than 1") edition published must add Mint condition. by jack poet jack Massachusetts residents sales tax. 5 featuring the first water red wine kerouac. Softcover. here is original introduction published in 1958, this in 1986 row press micheline. Originally is the offered Satisfaction guaranteed. by beat river of Jack Kerouac: Scarce Broadside, "HYMN" 1971

32. Long Shot Volume 20 Jack Micheline
    Not For Andy Clausen. jack micheline. Kerouac thought to be a realPoet was something to crow about Whatever is rare or real One  
    http://www.longshot.org/ls21/jack_micheline.htm

33. Micheline - Das Shoppingportal Im Internet. Verlgeichen Sie Die Preise! Einfach
    Authors M micheline, jack Flirt Auto Horoskop Grußkarten Spiele Reise  
    http://modellbau.sammler-puppe.de/micheline.html
    
    Extractions: Boyadjian, Micheline Micheline Boyadjian: "Zwei Klavierspieler" Die belgische Malerin (1923) ist den inzwischen klassischen ... ihrer Figuren. Original: Privatbesitz. Original-Dietz-Replik. Öl Unter der Rubrik Boyadjian, Micheline finden Sie weitere Objekte. Dieses Kunstwerk mit dem Titel Micheline Boyadjian: "Zwei ... ... Beste im Web WEB BILDER VIDEO NEWS MP3 WEB-KATALOG Directory > Arts > Literature > Authors > M > Micheline, Jack Flirt Auto Horoskop Grußkarten Spiele Reise Wetter Girls 1 Web-Site in der Kategorie Micheline, Jack 1. Jack Micheline Official Home Page Poetry, fiction, biography, photographs, and bibliography. http://www ...

34. Poetry Bay - Online Poetry Magazine
    REMEMBERING jack micheline. Ray Freed. I met the poet jack micheline in 1970 in NewYork City at Dr Generosity s, a saloon at 73rd and Second on the East Side.  
    http://www.poetrybay.com/spring2001/spring2001_19.html
    
    Extractions: Spring 2001 REMEMBERING JACK MICHELINE Ray Freed I met the poet Jack Micheline in 1970 in New York City at Dr Generosity's, a saloon at 73rd and Second on the East Side. I waited tables there and helped run a Sunday afternoon reading series and was editor and publisher of the Dr`Generosity Press, which from 1969 through 1972 put out a number of books and broadsides of poetry. Of all the poets who came through the Doctor's doors, and the list is long and impressive, Jack was the only one who was a full time poet. I mean that's all Jack did, be a poet. He had no regular job, didn't teach, and at the time was sleeping on the subway. For drink and food Jack would take a poem or two in typescript, make copies, staple the pages inside a brown folder, and on the cover write the poem's title with a marker. On the inside there was a cover page with the title and Jack's signature and the edition number, like This Is Copy 3 Of A Limited Edition Of 10 Copies, again`written by Jack with a marker. These productions he peddled for a few dollars each in saloons and on the street. Jack called them Midnight Special Editions.

35. Jack Micheline
    POET OF THE STREETS By jack micheline. I walk east of Bleecker greatsouls. POEM FOR THE CHILDREN By jack micheline. A child walks  
    http://www.echonyc.com/~poets/poetry/michelin.htm

36. Scott Harrison Jack Micheline Essay- POETS On The Line
    jack micheline and his painted poem room jack came into the bookstore often. Whata cantankerous grumpy man jack was. jack micheline, Beat poet, 68 years old.  
    http://www.echonyc.com/~poets/vol9/harrison.html
    
    Extractions: J ack came into the bookstore often. He'd sort through the sale books out front and then he always headed for the back to use the bathroom. I just had to hope he'd hit the toilet and not splash all over. What a cantankerous grumpy man Jack was. Jack Micheline, Beat poet, 68 years old. He couldn't let a day go by without ranting about how Lawrence Ferlinghetti had fucked him over and publishers were too timid to touch an outlaw like him. He wasn't an outlaw. But he was also a loudmouth (a gifted one) who tried to sell me lousy books or sell back the books I gave him with his penciled in imaginary prices. Then when I wouldn't buy them he'd shout at me, " What's the matter with these man! Didn't you say your store is going to fold if you don't have more people bringing in books to sell? What's the matter with these! These are good! I'd say to him, "

37. Jack Micheline Collection
    jack micheline Collection. Special Collections Research Center SyracuseUniversity Library Syracuse, NY 13244 Correspondence Form. DESCRIPTION  
    http://libwww.syr.edu/digital/guides/j/JackMichelineCollection-Des.htm

38. Jack Micheline Alley Dedication 11/15/03
    jack micheline Alley Dedication 11/15/03 by Denise Enck encksofeverett@EMAILPROTECTED Nov 7, 2003 at 0607 PM jack micheline Alley Dedication 11/15/03.  
    http://www.talkaboutabook.com/group/alt.books.beatgeneration/messages/18869.html

39. New Beat Generation / North Beach Photo Gallery
    subjects include Gregory Corso, Allen Ginsberg, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Michael McClure,Philip Whalen, Philip Lamantia, jack micheline, jack Hirschman, Nancy  
    http://www.talkaboutabook.com/group/alt.books.beatgeneration/messages/18867.html

40. Exquisite Corpse - A Journal Of Letters And Life
    Either Poetry or a Machine Gun An Interview with jack micheline by EddieWoods Author s Links. Eddie Woods interviewed jack micheline  
    http://www.corpse.org/issue_11/critiques/woods.html
    
    Extractions: Eddie and Jack met again in the Netherlands 10 years later, when they performed together at the 1992 North Sea Jazz Festival. Although the two maintained a lively correspondence until shortly before Jack's death in February 1998, this interview got misplaced in the shuffle of vicissitudes and only recently resurfaced. JM: Let me explain something. I never had a desire to be a poet. I came from a very poor, tough section of the Bronx, and poets were sissies. Who knows what a poet is? But when you come from the very bottom and you're self-educated or streetwise, the word for a poet is, he's a fruit or a sissy, whatever, a guy carrying a plow, with a long coat on. Who knows what a sissy is? Hey, it's okay, Snuffie! [Eddie's canine companion, about whom Jack later wrote, in a letter to Eddie: "Snuffie is not a dog!"]

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