Webster, Linda, 6/24/1991; 9/1/1999; 9/2/1999; 9/14/2000; 10/12/2000
Webster, Lorna, 9/10/1993
Webster, Peter, 6/25/1991; 9/7/1993
Wenders, Wim, 5/18/2011; 5/20/2011
Wesker, Sir Arnold, 2/7/2007
Whalen, Philip, 10/11/1994
Wical, Charles and Arthur, 8/21/1993
Winslow, Jane, 11/4/1997
Young, Klyde, 11/24/1991
Zeno, Jim and Karly, 12/12/1991
magazine and newspaper articles
Abbott, Keith, When Fame Puts Its Feathery Crowbar Under Your Rock, Reflections on the life and times of Richard Brautigan, “California,” California, April, 1985.
Abbott, Keith, Garfish, Chili Dogs and the Human Torch: Memories of Richard Brautigan and San Francisco, 1966, “Clinton St. Quarterly,” Vol. 7, No. 1, Out of the Ashes Press, Portland/Seattle, Spring 1985.
Baronian, Jean-Baptiste, “Loufoque Brautigan,” Le Magazine Littéraire, May, 1963.
Chapple, Steve, Cover Title: Further Adventures (including Trout Fishing) of Richard Brautigan; Inside Title: Brautigan in Montana, Whimsy and Middle-Age Along the River, “Review,” San Francisco Chronicle, November 2, 1980.
Creeley, Robert, The Gentle on the Mind Number, “Rolling Stock” #9, Cover title: Richard Brautigan Remembered: Robert Creeley, Brad Donovan, Greg Keeler pp.4-6, Boulder, 1985.
Donovan, Brad, Brautigan & The Eagles, “Rolling Stock” #9, Cover title: Richard Brautigan Remembered: Robert Creeley, Brad Donovan, Greg Keeler pp.4-6, Boulder, 1985.
Ferrand, Christine, “Richard Brautigan à Paris,” Livres-Hebdo, Vol. V, No. 15, April 11, 1983.
Fogel, Jean François, “Une Somme de riens et de sourires,” Le Point, No. 544, May 2, 1963.
Gold, Herbert, When San Francisco Was Cool, San Francisco Examiner Image, June 2, 1991.
Gregor, David, Collecting Richard Brautigan, “Firsts,” The Book Collector’s Magazine, Vol. 6, No. 3, Tucson, March, 1996.
Huth, Tom, Their Town: We’re Bolinas and You’re Not, San Francisco Examiner Image, March 23, 1986.
Keeler, Greg, Fishing the Tenses With Captain Richard, “Rolling Stock” #9, Cover title: Richard Brautigan Remembered: Robert Creeley, Brad Donovan, Greg Keeler pp.4-6, Boulder, 1985.
Kelley, Ken, Death-wishing in America, A Reminiscence of Richard Brautigan, “Express: The East Bay’s Free Weekly,” Vol. 7, No. 5, Berkeley, Friday, November 9, 1984.
Kesey, Ken, Skid-Row Santa, The New Yorker, December 22 & 29, 1997.
Klindt, Robert S., Oregon’s Bridges Uncover Simpler Times, San Jose Mercury News, December 3, 1989.
Lefort, Gérard, “Montana-Paris Express,” L’Express, April 11, 1963.
Lorberer, Eric, Richard Brautigan, a millennium paper airplane, “Rain Taxi,” review of books, Vol. 5, No. 3, Minneapolis, Fall 2000.
Manso, Peter and McClure, Michael, Brautigan’s Wake, “Vanity Fair,” New York, May, 1985.
McCall, Cheryl, Bloomsbury Comes to Big Sky, and the New Rocky Mountain High is Art, “People weekly,” November 3, 1980.
Mergen, Barney, A Strange Boy, “San Francisco Examiner This World,” January 20, 1985.
Seymore, James, Author Richard Brautigan Apparently Takes His Own Life, But He Leaves a Rich Legacy, reported by Maria Wilhelm, “People weekly,” November 12, 1984.
Silberman, Steve, How Beat Happened, San Francisco Weekly, January 25, 1995.
Smith, Joan, The Beats, San Francisco Examiner, February 9, 1992.
Stahler, Steven W., An Attempt to Clarify What Exactly It Is That Richard Brautigan Says About Trout, “The Crimson Supplement,” Cambridge, Mass, Tuesday, December 17, 1968.
Stickney, John, Gentle Poet of the Young, “Life”, Vol. 69, No. 7, August 14, 1970.
Thompson, Toby, Richard Brautigan, “Washington Review,” Vol. 9, No. 5, Washington, D.C., February/ March 1984.
Thompson, Toby, The Disappearance of Peter Fonda, Esquire, Volume 101 No. 3, March, 1984.
Wright, Lawrence, The Life and Death of Richard Brautigan, “Rolling Stone,” Issue No. 445, New York, April 11, 1985.
unpublished prose by richard brautigan
From the very beginnings of his career, before leaving Eugene, Oregon, to seek fame and fortune, Richard Brautigan worked in inexpensive student notebooks. Much of this work remains unpublished and is housed in the Brautigan Archive at the Bancroft Library at UC Berkeley. Brautigan regarded this work as early drafts of potential fiction. He didn’t intend them to be read as personal journals and memoir but in fact that is what they are. I’ve read all of Brautigan’s prose. The unpublished pieces used in this biography are cited below:
A Few Days Ago I Was Thinking About Russ, Unpublished, 1984.
A Gun for Big Fish, Unpublished, 1973.
A San Francisco Snake Story, Unpublished, 1976.
Added Days, Unpublished, 1984.
America the Beautiful, Unpublished, Undated.
American Hotels, Unpublished, 1982.
An Apartment on Telegraph Hill, Unpublished, 1968.
An Eye for Good Produce, Unpublished, Undated.
An Unfortunate Woman, Unpublished, 1982.
An Unfortunate Woman, Unpublished, 1983.
Another Short Story About Contemporary Life in California, Unpublished, 1963.
Another Texas Short Story, Unpublished, Undated.
Banners of My Own Choosing, Unpublished, 1964.
Beowulf Umbrella, Unpublished, 1964.
Cat Cantaloupe, Unpublished, 1978.
Coffee, Unpublished, 1962.
Come Back, Salmon, Unpublished, Undated.
Contemporary Life in California, Unpublished, 1963.
Cracker Jacks, Unpublished, Undated.
Going Home to the Locust, Unpublished, 1960.
Gone Since Then, Unpublished, 1957.
Hay on the Water, Unpublished, 1971.
In the Talisman, Looking Out, Unpublished, 1964.
Kalasbel, Unpublished, 1979.
Key to the Frogs of South-Western Australia, Unpublished, 1968.
Kitty Genovese-by-the-Sea, Unpublished, 1966.
Last Words About What Came and Went Yesterday, Unpublished, 1979.
Life Goes on in a Pornographic Theater in Tokyo, Unpublished, 1979.
Mark, Unpublished, 1963.
Missing Like Youth, Unpublished, 1979.
Moose: an American Pastoral, Unpublished, 1964.
Mussels, Unpublished, 1984.
My Name Forgotten in the [Grass], Unpublished, 1981.
One Third, One Third, One Third, Unpublished, 1965.
Owl Days, Unpublished, 1984.
Pillow Talk, Unpublished, 1981.
Poet’s Easter, Unpublished, 1960.
Railroading: a Sketch for Michael McClure, Unpublished, 1964.
Russel Chatham: a Portrait of an Artist in His Own Time, Unpublished, 1984.
Seven Things, Unpublished, 1979.
The Ad, Unpublished, 1984.
The American Experience, Unpublished, 1964.
The Bed Salesman, Unpublished, Undated.
The Complete Absence of Twilight, Unpublished, 1984.
The Deserted Imagination, Unpublished, 1963.
The Elevator Down to the Hemingway Stories, Unpublished, 1960.
The Fate of a West German Model in Tokyo: a Journalistic Dream from Japan, Unpublished, 1983.
The Great Golden Telescope, Unpublished, Undated.
The Haight-Ashbury Crawdad, 1966.
The Island Café, Unpublished, 1962.
The Last of My Armstrong Spring Creek Mosquito Bites, Unpublished, 1972.
The Lost Tree, Unpublished, 1983.
The Man Who Took Out the Plumbing in His House and Replaced it With Poetry, Unpublished, 1963.
The Manderfield Tomb, Unpublished, 1970.
The Names of the Characters in This Novel, Unpublished, 1964.
The Necklace, Unpublished, 1979.
The New Apartment Thing, Unpublished, 1968.
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br /> The Nightly Rounds, Unpublished, 1981.
The Obvious Charm of Lee Mellon, Unpublished, 1958.
The Pond People, Unpublished, 1979.
The Post Offices of Eastern Oregon, Unpublished, 1962.
The Revenge of the Lawn, Unpublished, 1967.
The Why Questions, Unpublished, 1965.
Those Great American Dogs, Unpublished, 1965.
To Love a Child in California the Way Love Should Be, Unpublished, 1963.
Umbrellas in the Snow, Unpublished, 1984.
Walking Mushrooms, Unpublished, 1979.
What the Mad Scientist Left Behind, Unpublished, 1979.
Woman in a Snake Skin Coat, Unpublished, 1979.
unproduced screenplays by richard brautigan
The Hawkline Monster, (For Hal Ashby), 1975.
Trailer, with Brad Donovan, working draft, October, 1983
other sources
Listening to Richard Brautigan, Hollywood: Capitol Records release on the Harvest Label, 1970.
Tarpon, a film directed by Guy de la Valdene & Christian Odasso, Key West, 1973 (remastered for DVD, 2008)
Welcome to Hardtimes, Richard Brautigan episode, FM Tokyo, recorded 1980.
index
A
Abbott, Keith
Abbott, Lani
Abbott, Persephone
Abe, Kōbō
Abramson, Michael
Ace of Cups
Acers, Jude
Adam, Helen
Adam, Pat
Adams, Robert
Adams, Verna A.
Addams, Charles
Adler, Lou
Agee,James
Aiken, Conrad
Ajar, Émile. See Gary, Romain
Alaskan, The. See York, Mike
Albee, Edward
Alcatrazz
Alder, Grover Cleveland
Alder, Virginia (Ginny)
Alexander, Paul
Alexander’s Timeless Blooz band
Algren, Nelson
Ali, Muhammad
Alioto, Joseph
Alison, Barley
All Night Apothecary
Allen, Arch
Allen, Beverly
Allen, Donald (Don)
Allen, Peg
Allen, Woody
Alpert, Richard
Altman, Katherine
Altman, Robert
Ama
Ammons, A.R.
Anacreon
Anderson, Chester
Anderson, Jack
Anderson, Sherwood
Angell, Olav
Anger, Kenneth
Angulo, Gui de
Angulo, Jaime de
Annette
Ann-Margret
Ansado, John
Aoyama, Saburou
Apollinaire, Guillaume
Arai, Nikki
Arbus, Diane
Ardery, Peter
Armstrong, John
Armstrong, Neil
Arnold, Stanleigh
Art, Mike
Artaud, Antonin
Arthur, Chester A.
Arthur, Gavin
Asai, Shimpei
Ashby, Hal
Asher, Peter
Ashley, Elizabeth
Ashlock, Edith
Ashlock, Elizabeth Cordelia (Bessie). See Dixon, Bessie
Ashlock, Madora Lenora
Ashlock, William
Aste, Ellen. See Spring, Ellen Valentine
Aste, Tony
Auden, W.H.
Aurora Glory Alice
Austin, Mary
Auw, Ivan von, Jr.
B
Baba Ram Dass. See Alpert, Richard
Babel, Isaak
Bacall, Lauren
Badtalking Charlie
Baez, Joan
Baker, Richard
Baldwin, Deirdre
Baldwin, James
Balin, Marty
Balzac, Honoré de
Banducci, Enrico
Bankhead, Tallulah
Bannon, Barbara A.
Bara, Theda
Baraka, Amiri. See Jones, LeRoi
Barber, John F.
Barber, John L., Jr.
Barletta, Joel
Barnes, Julian
Baronian, Jean-Baptiste
Barrow, Helen
Barrow, Rosalie (Roz)
Barth, John
Barthelme, Donald
Barton, Hal
Barton, Lois
Bashō
Bateson, Gregory
Baudelaire, Charles
Bauer, Bob
Bauer, Irwin
Beach, Mary
Beach, Scott
Beach, Sylvia
Beach Boys
Beagle, Peter
Beatles
Beausoleil, Bobby
Beckett, Samuel
Beh, Siew-Hwa
Behan, Brendan
Beineix, Jean-Jacques
Belch, David
Bell, Charles G.
Bell, Pat
Belli, Melvin
Bellow, Saul
Bennett, George
Bensky, Lawrence
Benson, George
Bentley, Erik
Bentley, James Abner
Berg, Judy
Berg, Peter (Hun)
Berger, Thomas
Bergman, Ray
Bergsma, Judy
Bergsma, Stuart
Berlin, Lucia
Berman, Wallace
Bernhardt, Sarah
Bernstein, Leonard
Berriault, Gina
Berry, Chuck
Besher, Alexander (Sasha)
Bess, Donovan
Bierce, Ambrose
Big Brother and the Holding Company
Big T
Bill Hayley and His Comets
Birnbaum, Stuart
Bischer, Deane Cowan
Bischer, Ralph
Bischoff, Elmer
Bishop, Elizabeth
Black, Shirley Temple
Blackburn, Sara
Bladen, Ronald (Ronnie)
Blake, William
Blake-Grand, Michaela (Mickey)
Blanding, Don
Blaser, Robin
Blavatsky, Madame
Bloomgarden, Kermit
Blue Cheer
Bluett, Ron
Bly, Robert
Bockner, Rick
Bodenheim, Maxwell
Boericke, Art
Bogart, Humphrey
Bogdanovich, Peter
Bone, Donna
Bonney, William H.
Booker T. and the MGs
Boone, Daniel
Boone, Dr. Daniel
Borges, Jorge Luis
Boring Boris
Borregaard, Ebbe
Borregaard, Joy
Bosch, Hieronymus
Botstein, Leon
Botto, Ken
Boucher, Sheila Williams
Boulez, Pierre
Bourgois, Christian
Bourgois, Dominique
Bow, Clara
Bowen, Michael
Bowles, George
Boyce, Jack
Boyd, Madge
Boyd, Pat
Boyle, Kay
Brach, Bill
Bradbury, Ray
Braeme, Charlotte
Brainard, Nellie Leah
Brakhage, Stan
Brand, Stewart
Brandes, Jim
Brando, Marlon
Brann, Helen
Braudeau, Michel
Brautigam, Frederic (Fritz)
Brautigan, Akiko. See Sakagami, Akiko (Aki)
Brautigan, Bernard F. (Ben)
Brautigan, Frederic (Fritz). See Brautigam, Frederic (Fritz)
Brautigan, Ianthe
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