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The Longevity of Women

My late Uncle Carmine theorized that the longevity of women was due to the fact that men wait for women and every minute and hour stolen from a man was stored within a genetic code of a woman’s body. In America that advantage of life over death amounted to more than five years and I […]

Brigitte Bardot is Old

I’ve been back in New York two days after 5 years in Thailand. Culture shock has been minimalized by my refusal to leave Andrew Pollack’s $3 million Ft. Greene brownstone, however on Tuesday I rendezvoused with my biographer to recount the circumstances of my exile from the Land of Smiles. “Come meet me at Lucien’s […]

The Long Reach of the Law

Back in the 80s Brion Gysin was living his last days in Paris. I was working at the Bains-Douches. I fought a lot at the door. Brion liked rough trade. We were associated through a mutual friend, Jeffery Kime. Dinners, drinks, parties. The collage artist/poet was a gentleman in pursuit of the frontiers of humor. […]

Beauty Beyond the Ages

Guy Bourdin was a genius. He photographed my roommate Bridget Yorke This almost looks like her She was never a lesbian. For a related article click on this URL https://www.mangozeen.com/2010/03/17/fiction/queen-of-the-plaza-by-peter-nolan-smith.htm

Tristam Dequatremare – French Painter

The more and more I see of Tristam Dequatremare. The more and more I like him. I have a painting of his in LA. With my Cousin Sherri. I doubt her husband will give it back. Art is like that unless it was taken by the Nazis.