Archive for the ‘Gregory Corso’ Category

Gregory Corso’s Sound and Fury

Wednesday, April 24th, 2002
It’s even harder to find Corso’s poems than it is to find Ferlinghetti’s poems. In fact, the only new book I could find after considerable searching in three different states was Gasoline published by Ferlinghetti’s City Lights Books, which is one of Corso’s first books. However, the search was well worth the effort because I [...]

Vestal Lady on Brattle

Thursday, April 25th, 2002
Unfortunately the second half of Gasoline, called the Vestal Lady on Brattle, Corso’s first book of poetry, isn’t as brilliant as the first half of the book. Still, I gained insights into Corso and the effect that his background had on his vision of life, and there are several poems that are good in their [...]