Still Howling at 50
Next Friday, the 16th, as noted below, there's a celebration of the 50th anniversary of Allen Ginsberg's first reading of "Howl" at the Six Gallery in San Francisco, an event that's ramified through our poetry in some interesting ways ever since. There's a new post up at Eden Hall that furnishes some more history of the original reading and the aftermath of Howl's publication; it also provides additional information about what we'll be up to at the Center. If you're in Asheville, come join us for an evening of exuberant poetry.
City Lights, the bookstore that first published Howl and Other Poems, and faced obscenity charges for its trouble, has, naturally, done much to encourage celebrations of this anniversary. Check out its site for a thorough account, and a roster of commemorative events, including ours.
The poster was created for us by the talented Audrey Veres.
City Lights, the bookstore that first published Howl and Other Poems, and faced obscenity charges for its trouble, has, naturally, done much to encourage celebrations of this anniversary. Check out its site for a thorough account, and a roster of commemorative events, including ours.
The poster was created for us by the talented Audrey Veres.
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