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Y.; Barney Rosset, president;  \nEphraim London, secretary; Fred Hartl , treasurer. Subscriptions:$3.50 a year, $6.00 for two years, foreign subscriptions, including Canada, $4.00 a year, $7.50 for two years. All payments from foreign countries must be made [by U.S. money](by U.S. money) orders or checks payable in U.S. currency or with $0.75 added for collection charges. Single copy: $1.00. Manuscripts will not be returned unless accompanied by stamped, self-addressed envelopes. Copyright 1957, by GROVE PRESS, INC. Entered as second-class matter at the Post Office at New York, N. Y. under the act of MARCH 3, 1879.  \nVOLUME 1 | NUMBER 2  \nREVIEW  \ncontents  \n5 Kenneth Rexroth: San Francisco Letter  \n15 Noretorp-Noretsyh  \n17 Brother Antoninus, O.P.: Four Poems  \n21 Robert Duncan: Three Poems  \n30 Lawrence Ferlinghetti: Dog and Other Poems  \n36 Henry Miller: Big Sur and the Good Life  \n46 Michael McClure: The Robe and Other Poems  \n50 Josephine Miles: Four Poems  \n52 Jack Spicer: Psychoanalysis and Other Poems  \n59 Ralph J. Gleason: San Francisco Jazz Scene  \n64 Harry Redl: 8 Photographs of San Francisco Poets  \n65 Michael Rumaker: The Desert  \n106 James Broughton: Four Poems  \n110 Gary Snyder: The Berry Feast  \n115 Philip Whalen: Five Poems  \n119 Jack Kerouac: October in the Railroad Earth  \n137 Allen Ginsberg: Howl  \n148 Dore Ashton: The San Francisco School Cover photograph by Fred Lyon  \nContributors:  \nBROTHER ANTONINUS, O. P. (William Everson), was born in Sacramento in 1912. Since 1951 he has been stationed at the College of St. Albert the Great in Oakland. DORE ASHTON is art critic on the New York Times and Arts and Architecture. JAMES BROUGHTON, a native Californian, has produced five \"poetic experimental films,\" and has published three volumes of poems. His latest, True & False Unicorn, will be brought out by Grove Press this fall. ROBERT DUNCAN was born in Oakland in 1919. In recent years he has traveled in Europe and taught at Black Mountain College; he now resides in San Francisco. His recent work has appeared in Black Mountain Review and Botteghe Oscure. LAWRENCE FERLINGHETTI was born in New York in 1919. After service in France during the war and study at the Sorbonne, he has settled in San Francisco, where he owns the City Lights Bookshop and publishes the Pocket Poets Series. His Pictures of the Gone World appeared in 1955. ALLEN GINSBERG was born in Newark in 1926. After graduating from Columbia University, he worked in New York and knocked around the country for several years before reaching the West Coast. \"Howl\" is reprinted from Howl and Other Poems, Pocket Poets Series No. 4, City Lights Bookshop, San Francisco, with the kind permission of Lawrence Ferlinghetti. RALPH J. GLEASON was born in New York and educated at Columbia. In recent years he has been San Francisco correspondent and columnist for Down Beat and regular contributor to the San Francisco Chronicle. JACK KEROUAC was born in Lowell, Mass., in 1922. After attending Columbia College, he worked as merchant seaman during the war. Viking Press plans to publish his new novel, On the Road, in the autumn. MICHAEL MCCLURE comes from the Midwest where he was born in 1932. His poems have appeared in Poetry (Chicago), and he is co-editor of Ark II Moby I. \"Night Words\" is taken from his first book, Passage, published by Jonathan Williams  \ncontinued on page 160  \nKENNET H REXROTH : San Francisco Letter  \nThere has been so much publicity recently about the San Francisco Renaissance and the New Generation of Revolt and Our Underground Literature and Cultural Disaffiliation that I for one am getting a little sick of writing about it, and the writers who are the objects of all the uproar run the serious danger of falling over, \"dizzy wit","cbCaijbhcFdTwnUk","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijbhcFdTwnUk","pdf",2578485,172,"English","# Contents\n## Featured writings and poems\n## Contributors' notes","[{\"question\":\"What issue is Evergreen Review, Volume 1, Number 2?\",\"answer\":\"It is a quarterly installment of Evergreen Review labeled Volume 1, Number 2, with a listed contents section and contributor biographies for the included pieces.\"},{\"question\":\"Which authors and works are highlighted in the table of contents?\",\"answer\":\"The contents list names multiple contributors and poem titles, including Kenneth Rexroth’s “San Francisco Letter” and several poem selections by authors such as Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Allen Ginsberg, and others.\"},{\"question\":\"What information is provided about the contributors?\",\"answer\":\"The issue includes short biographical summaries for each contributor and, in some cases, notes about where specific pieces are reprinted or published.\"}]","Evergreen Review - Volume 1 - Number 2 | PDF",1789657765,265]