Thursday, September 29, 2011
More early Ebert
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More early 1960s Roger Ebert poems from Dick Lupoff's Xero, thanks to Robert Lichtman. "Snippets" has lips I clipped, but why didn't I make them red? I don't know. Steve Stiles illustrated "Kreegh-Kill!", and I did the drawing for "Next-to-Last Statement". I can't identify the illustrator of "Protection". Kent Moomaw was a well-known science fiction fan who was 18 years old when he committed suicide in 1958. For more about Moomaw, go here.
More early 1960s Roger Ebert poems from Dick Lupoff's Xero, thanks to Robert Lichtman. "Snippets" has lips I clipped, but why didn't I make them red? I don't know. Steve Stiles illustrated "Kreegh-Kill!", and I did the drawing for "Next-to-Last Statement". I can't identify the illustrator of "Protection". Kent Moomaw was a well-known science fiction fan who was 18 years old when he committed suicide in 1958. For more about Moomaw, go here.
Labels: robert lichtman, roger ebert, steve stiles
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