Bob Kaufman - Further Reading

Further Reading

  • Abbott, Steve. "Hidden Master of the Beats." Poetry Flash (February 1986).
  • Anderson, TJ III. "Body and Soul: Bob Kaufman's Golden Sardine." African American Review (Summer 2000).
  • Charters, Ann (ed.). The Portable Beat Reader. Penguin Books. New York. 1992. ISBN 0-670-83885-3 (hc); ISBN 0-14-015102-8 (pbk)
  • Cherkovski, Neeli. Elegy for Bob Kaufman. San Francisco, CA: Sun Dog Press (1996).
  • Cherkovski, Neeli. Whitman's Wild Children. Venice, CA: Lapis (1988).
  • Christian, Barbara. "Whatever Happened to Bob Kaufman?" Black World 21 (September 1972).
  • Clay, Mel. Jazz Jail and God: Impressionistic Biography of Bob Kaufman. San Francisco, CA: Androgyne Books (1987).
  • Damon, Maha. "'Unmeaning Jargon'/Uncanonized Beatitude: Bob Kaufman, Poet." South Atlantic Quarterly 87.4 (Fall 1988).
  • Foye, Raymond. "Bob Kaufman, A Proven Glory." The Poetry Project Newsletter (March 1986).
  • Kaufman, Eileen. "Laughter Sounds Orange at Night." In The Beat Vision: A Primary Sourcebook. Eds. Arthur Knight and Kit Knight. New York: Paragon (1967).
  • Lindberg, Kathryne V. "Bob Kaufman, Sir Real." Talisman 11 (Fall 1993).
  • Seymore, Tony. "Crimes of a Warrior Poet." Players Magazine (December 1983).
  • Winans, A.D. "Bob Kaufman." The American Poetry Review (May/June 2000).

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