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“But this isn’t about Mike; this is about Marcia, who also had some success back east.”
“Ginny just barely survives on some sad do-gooder part-time job.”
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““Evelyn knew how to let loose,” I heard Marcia announce on more than one occasion.”
“Marcia called him “the ambassador,” behind his back.”
“Years ago, she appeared at a couple of Mike’s readings, around the time his poems were starting to pick up a following.”
“Easy for Marcia to say we should go see Martha Graham.”
“Even though she was no longer writing about books, plays, and art exhibitions, there were people who couldn’t quite believe it.”
“Here in San Francisco we’re proud to be the opposition.”
“I was born a few hours south of here, in Carmel.”
“We weren’t—we aren’t—against East Coast success.”
“Mike is Indian, Indian from the subcontinent.”
“__________________________________ From We Never Called it Frisco by Jed Perl.”
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“Sure it’s schlock.”
“I was happy with the way it was going.”
“Anyway, I was taking a break from the Bolinas broadside.”
“They both went back to Berkeley days.”
“I’m going to hate it.”
“Wasn’t there always something fake about that expressive purity of hers?”
“(I prefer a booth.) I happened to be in SF for a couple of days, printing a broadside for a poetry event in Bolinas.”
“And damn the rest of them.”
“He’s the real deal, though some of his poems, beautiful as they are, are a little too muffled for my taste.”