Tricky Dick and the Flying Saucer

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Fifth Estate # 66, November 14-27, 1968

An interesting omen—a few days ago, barely preceding the Nixonian “renaissance” I received in the mail …

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Safe in Heaven

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Fifth Estate # 92, November 13-26, 1969

I. That old city-planner, Death, caught up with Jack Kerouac this October. Reportedly, it was an …

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Barbarella

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Fifth Estate # 64, October 17-30, 1968

1. Thomas Haroldson “Barbarella” is a gas. No doubt about it. In fact, it is one …

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Poems for people who don’t read poems

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Fifth Estate # 64, October 17-30, 1968

a review of Poems for people who don’t read poems by Hans Magnus Enzenberger, Atheneum Press, …

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How does a Radical Read Art?

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Fifth Estate # 91, October 30-November 12, 1969

I. There is a Saying: “Good writing is counter-revolutionary. According to Ellen Willis (who did a …

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Helping an old woman, age 90, turn on

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Fifth Estate # 87, September 4-17, 1969

Age 90 is very different. A dusty journey has been traveled, a time-tunnel has been penetrated. …

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Weird and Funny Words

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Fifth Estate # 86, August 21-September 3, 1969

It is a good time in American history to go back to roots, to “get down,” …

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The ultimate phallic journey

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Fifth Estate # 85, August 7-20, 1969

1. Andy Warhol would have given his right arm (and probably his left buttock) to have …

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Superkid

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Fifth Estate # 83, July 10-23, 1969

a review of The Assault on Childhood, Ron Goulart, Sherbourne Press, Los Angeles, 1969, $6.50

Works go Blimp and Gothic, Ltd.

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Fifth Estate # 82, June 26-July 9, 1969

YARGH! STOMP! GIGGLE…WOW! SLAM! KILK! SIGH…POOT! RRRRIP! THUD! SPOOOM! AHHHH. BONK! AAAGGHH! MUNCH! CHOFF! HEH, HEH, …

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