Comments for RealityStudio http://realitystudio.org A William S. Burroughs Community Sat, 13 Mar 2010 20:56:15 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 Comment on Who Was Sinclair Beiles? by robert s. http://realitystudio.org/interviews/who-was-sinclair-beiles/comment-page-1/#comment-100402 robert s. Sat, 13 Mar 2010 20:56:15 +0000 http://realitystudio.org/?page_id=1573#comment-100402 One of the most interesting aspects of this article is his feelings for Ginsberg. I also think the reference to "The White-Hearted Nigger" is probably a joke, however one will never know. One of the most interesting aspects of this article is his feelings for Ginsberg. I also think the reference to “The White-Hearted Nigger” is probably a joke, however one will never know.

]]> Comment on William S. Burroughs and Kurt Cobain: A Dossier by Marco Raaphorst http://realitystudio.org/biography/william-s-burroughs-and-kurt-cobain-a-dossier/comment-page-1/#comment-99557 Marco Raaphorst Wed, 10 Mar 2010 13:29:51 +0000 http://realitystudio.org/biography/william-s-burroughs-and-kurt-cobain-a-dossier/#comment-99557 "Kurt Cobain killed himself, and we killed him." Kurt himself was trying to be successful from the beginning. And he was successful. Killing is a solution, quitting a day job another one. I have never wanted to kill him, and I think nobody wanted that. He wanted to be a rock star and he became one. I guess he believed a bit too much in it's bad habits and stupidity. “Kurt Cobain killed himself, and we killed him.”

Kurt himself was trying to be successful from the beginning. And he was successful. Killing is a solution, quitting a day job another one.

I have never wanted to kill him, and I think nobody wanted that. He wanted to be a rock star and he became one. I guess he believed a bit too much in it’s bad habits and stupidity.

]]> Comment on Collaborating on the Computer with William S. Burroughs by robert s. http://realitystudio.org/bibliographic-bunker/charles-bukowski-william-burroughs-and-the-computer/collaborating-on-the-computer-with-william-s-burroughs/comment-page-1/#comment-99202 robert s. Mon, 08 Mar 2010 21:12:10 +0000 http://realitystudio.org/?page_id=1559#comment-99202 Excellent article. It would be almost impossible to think William would not be interested in using computers as yet another experimental vein in which to shoot his ideas. Excellent article. It would be almost impossible to think William would not be interested in using computers as yet another experimental vein in which to shoot his ideas.

]]> Comment on Collaborating on the Computer with William S. Burroughs by johnny strike http://realitystudio.org/bibliographic-bunker/charles-bukowski-william-burroughs-and-the-computer/collaborating-on-the-computer-with-william-s-burroughs/comment-page-1/#comment-98774 johnny strike Sat, 06 Mar 2010 14:10:44 +0000 http://realitystudio.org/?page_id=1559#comment-98774 very interesting. i hope to see that published compendium one day. 'William painted with a faith that his process of painting could serve as a vessel for evocative magic.' a simple fact that pertains to all of his work, and something i've noticed that many burroughs aficionados still fail to grasp, or dismiss as kookiness. very interesting. i hope to see that published compendium one day.

‘William painted with a faith that his process of painting could serve as a vessel for evocative magic.’

a simple fact that pertains to all of his work, and something i’ve noticed that many burroughs aficionados still fail to grasp, or dismiss as kookiness.

]]> Comment on Collaborating on the Computer with William S. Burroughs by Davee mac http://realitystudio.org/bibliographic-bunker/charles-bukowski-william-burroughs-and-the-computer/collaborating-on-the-computer-with-william-s-burroughs/comment-page-1/#comment-98735 Davee mac Sat, 06 Mar 2010 10:20:00 +0000 http://realitystudio.org/?page_id=1559#comment-98735 what a scoop! Brillaint article, so interesting to know just how busy Bill was, and how creative he was being, right up til the very end what a scoop! Brillaint article, so interesting to know just how busy Bill was, and how creative he was being, right up til the very end

]]> Comment on William S. Burroughs and Kurt Cobain: A Dossier by tina http://realitystudio.org/biography/william-s-burroughs-and-kurt-cobain-a-dossier/comment-page-1/#comment-97565 tina Sun, 28 Feb 2010 02:13:22 +0000 http://realitystudio.org/biography/william-s-burroughs-and-kurt-cobain-a-dossier/#comment-97565 It seems like everyone has their own opition of what happpened to Kurt and I respect everyone`s. So in return I ask for your respect. I believe Kurt was murdered. I know I am talking off topic. But I believe sites like this will help spread the truth. There are way to many facts about Kurt`s last days and about his crime scene. The fact is Kurt was making big changes before his death. He was leaving Courtney taking their money and was trying to get custody of Frances. He was beginging to have a better view on life and his drug habbits. He was guitting drugs and Nirvana. Planing a fishing trip with his Grandfather and making plans to head to the East- Coast to met up with head singer from Pear -Jam. After leaving rehab Kurt came back to his Seattle Mansion when around that time Courtney had hired a Private I and had everyone looking for Kurt. What seems fishy to me is Courtney was in California trying to get off drugs herself had everyone looking for Kurt and that were the stories started about Kurt was walking around with a gun. A few days with out no luck of finding Kurt. Courtney left rehab going to her Mangers home in Cali and then started using drugs again. She began calling everyone she and Kurt knew to see if anyone had any sittings of Kurt. If Courtney was so concern to find Kurt because she thought he was going to kill himself then why didn`t she jump on a airplane and locate him herself why hire a Private I and make statements about Kurt that weren`t true. She had time to leave rehab and go do drugs make interviews telling the media that Kurt left rehab and was going to kill himself and had bought a gun. I myself have a husband and if their was any thought in my mind that I thought my husband was going to kill himself and had bought a gun then I would be taking the next airplane to look for him not hire a Private -I and have everone else look for him.The point is there are so many reasons to have this case reopened www.justiceforkurt.com PLEASE FOR KURT It seems like everyone has their own opition of what happpened to Kurt and I respect everyone`s. So in return I ask for your respect. I believe Kurt was murdered. I know I am talking off topic. But I believe sites like this will help spread the truth. There are way to many facts about Kurt`s last days and about his crime scene. The fact is Kurt was making big changes before his death. He was leaving Courtney taking their money and was trying to get custody of Frances. He was beginging to have a better view on life and his drug habbits. He was guitting drugs and Nirvana. Planing a fishing trip with his Grandfather and making plans to head to the East- Coast to met up with head singer from Pear -Jam. After leaving rehab Kurt came back to his Seattle Mansion when around that time Courtney had hired a Private I and had everyone looking for Kurt. What seems fishy to me is Courtney was in California trying to get off drugs herself had everyone looking for Kurt and that were the stories started about Kurt was walking around with a gun. A few days with out no luck of finding Kurt. Courtney left rehab going to her Mangers home in Cali and then started using drugs again. She began calling everyone she and Kurt knew to see if anyone had any sittings of Kurt. If Courtney was so concern to find Kurt because she thought he was going to kill himself then why didn`t she jump on a airplane and locate him herself why hire a Private I and make statements about Kurt that weren`t true. She had time to leave rehab and go do drugs make interviews telling the media that Kurt left rehab and was going to kill himself and had bought a gun. I myself have a husband and if their was any thought in my mind that I thought my husband was going to kill himself and had bought a gun then I would be taking the next airplane to look for him not hire a Private -I and have everone else look for him.The point is there are so many reasons to have this case reopened http://www.justiceforkurt.com PLEASE FOR KURT

]]> Comment on Nothing Here Now But the Recordings by Jed http://realitystudio.org/bibliographic-bunker/nothing-here-now-but-the-recordings/comment-page-1/#comment-97154 Jed Fri, 26 Feb 2010 02:50:03 +0000 http://pornosec.com/bibliographic-bunker/nothing-here-now-but-the-recordings/#comment-97154 Jim, Here is all the relevant info on that Flexidisc. There were 2000 copies made and they were distributed with Talk Talk magazine in 1981. http://www.discogs.com/William-S-Burroughs-Abandoned-Artifacts/release/929792 Jim,

Here is all the relevant info on that Flexidisc.

There were 2000 copies made and they were distributed with Talk Talk magazine in 1981.

http://www.discogs.com/William-S-Burroughs-Abandoned-Artifacts/release/929792

]]> Comment on Nothing Here Now But the Recordings by Jim http://realitystudio.org/bibliographic-bunker/nothing-here-now-but-the-recordings/comment-page-1/#comment-97120 Jim Thu, 25 Feb 2010 23:00:08 +0000 http://pornosec.com/bibliographic-bunker/nothing-here-now-but-the-recordings/#comment-97120 I have paperback copies of Junkie and Naked Lunch that were signed by Burroughs. Also (somewhere) have a copy of a flexidisc that includes Abandoned Artifacts and one other selection--I always thought it was a fine example of his reading, in combination with some creative studio work. Where did that item originate? I have paperback copies of Junkie and Naked Lunch that were signed by Burroughs. Also (somewhere) have a copy of a flexidisc that includes Abandoned Artifacts and one other selection–I always thought it was a fine example of his reading, in combination with some creative studio work. Where did that item originate?

]]> Comment on Hikuta! by Dan Peschio http://realitystudio.org/biography/hikuta/comment-page-1/#comment-96884 Dan Peschio Wed, 24 Feb 2010 21:40:45 +0000 http://realitystudio.org/?page_id=848#comment-96884 Thanks Tom. Enjoyed the window into WSB's gun cabinet. Disturbing? Not at all. It just made me sad that my life no longer includes dinner parties thrown with such abandon. Got any more? Thanks Tom. Enjoyed the window into WSB’s gun cabinet. Disturbing? Not at all. It just made me sad that my life no longer includes dinner parties thrown with such abandon.

Got any more?

]]> Comment on Seven Deadly Sins by bigcrux http://realitystudio.org/bibliography/books-and-broadside-prints/seven-deadly-sins/comment-page-1/#comment-96836 bigcrux Wed, 24 Feb 2010 03:50:09 +0000 http://realitystudio.org/bibliography/books-and-broadside-prints/seven-deadly-sins/#comment-96836 I checked both versions; they both have the limitation page. The luxe edition, however, is hand-numbered --/-- and Burroughs' signature and the year appears at the front of the book. I checked both versions; they both have the limitation page. The luxe edition, however, is hand-numbered –/– and Burroughs’ signature and the year appears at the front of the book.

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