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in red pen 12/6/72 The Wormwood Review P.O. Box 8840 Stockton, California 95204 USA
Dear
in red pen Jack Conroy/ thanks for the kind words about #46. Walter's
poem has provoked quite a reaction --all good. Several years ago we
saw a special section on Phil Weidman, and I think his work arrow pointing to next page or over
Marvin Malone : Editor
Issues 46 and 47 are being mailed out, and issues 48 and 49 are being assembled for printing. Poets accepted for issues 48-50 are:
Hugo Ball Patrick McManus John Bennett Robert L McRoberts James P. Bixler Ann Menebroker Benjamin S. Blake Orlano Flores Menessini M.K. Book Victor Valera Mora Charles Bukowski Opal L. Nations Gerald Costanzo Ed Ochester Judson Crews Joyce Odam Daniel G. Culla Gerda Penfold Albert Drake Simon Perchik Gabriel Jimenez Eman Bern Porter James Evans William Sayres Marco Fraticelli Donald Schenker marcus grapes Lynn Shoemaker Per Hojholt Richard Snyder Richard Immersi Charles Stetler (Special Section) John Kay Robert F. Stowell Reinhold Johannes Kaebitzsch Charles Tidler Ronald Koertge H. E. Turner Lyn Lifshin Walet Viceroy Leo Mailman Gail White Gerald Lockin Peter Wild Al Masarik
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