"Dictionary of Literary Biography (DLB)", Volume 16 (1983)
Detroit, Michigan, US: Gale Research Company and Book Tower (reference book), 1983.
Part 1: 11.25" x 8.625" x 1", 357 pages, hardcover in blue cloth boards, no dust jacket.
Part 2: 11.25" x 8.625" x 1", 361 pages, hardcover in blue cloth boards, no dust jacket.
Together: ISBN 0-8103-1148-8.
The two books in volume 16 of the Dictionary of Literary Biography (DLB), subtitled The Beats: Literary Bohemians in Postwar America, edited by Ann Charters and published by Gale Research Company and Book Tower (Detroit, Michigan, US) in 1983, in uncovered hardcovers. The DLB is a long series with many volumes beyond this volume 16.
In Part 1, Terry Wilson writes the entry for Brion Gysin, on pages 241–247. This includes three photographs of Brion Gysin [by Carl Van Vechten, Gerard Malanga, and Ira Cohen], a reproduction of one of Gysin's 1958 calligraphic drawings, a short bibliography, and references.
The endpapers of Part 1 include a photograph of Brion Gysin and William S. Burroughs by Gerard Malanga. This image is also reproduced on page 244.
Gysin is generally absent in Part 2 of Volume 16, with some minor references in Jenie Skerl's "A Beat Chronology: The First Twenty-Five Years" and some connections to the periodicals in George F. Butterick's "Periodicals of the Beat Generation."
Part 1 Contents:
- Ann Charters: Foreword
- Permissions
- Acknowledgments
- James A. Miller: "Amiri Baraka (LeRoi Jones)"
- Edith Jarolim: "Paul Blackburn"
- Michael Perkins: "Bonnie Bremser"
- Arnold Moodnik and Mikhail Horowitz: "Ray Bremser"
- Samuel Charters: "Chandler Brossard"
- Jennie Skerl: "William S. Burroughs"
- Jennie Skerl and James Grauerholz: "William S. Burroughs, Jr."
- Douglas K. Macdonald: "Paul Carroll"
- Joy Walsh: "Carolyn Cassady"
- Gerald Nicosia: "Neal Cassady"
- Tom Swartz and Michael Wojczuk: "Andy Clausen"
- Marilyn Schwartz: "Gregory Corso"
- Ekbert Faas: "Robert Creeley"
- George F. Butterick: "Diane DiPrima [sic, di Prima]"
- Raymond Foye: "Kirby Doyle"
- Michael Davidson: "Robert Duncan"
- Joseph Wenke: "Bob Dylan"
- James A. Powell: "William Everson (Brother Antoninus)"
- Larry Smith: "Lawrence Ferlinghetti"
- Paul Christensen: "Allen Ginsberg"
- Terry Wilson: "Brion Gysin"
- Richard Kirk Ardinger: "John Clellon Holmes"
- Arthur Winfield Knight: "Herbert Huncke"
- James A. Miller: "Ted Joans"
- Donna Nance: "Lenore Kandel"
- A. D. Winans: "Bob Kaufman"
- George Dardess: "Jack Kerouac"
- Gerald Nicosia: "Jan Kerouac"
- Ann Charters: "Ken Kesey"
- Joseph Wenke: "Seymour Krim"
- Joseph Wenke: "Tuli Kupferberg"
- Bill Berkson: "Joanne Kyger"
- Nancy J. Peters: "Philip Lamantia"
- John Clellon Holmes: "Jay Landesman / Fran Landesman"
- Martin A. Lee and Bruce Shalin: "Timothy Leary"
- Nettie Lipton: "Lawrence Lipton"
- Contributors
- Permissions
- Acknowledgments
- Joseph Wenke: "Norman Mailer"
- George F. Butterick: "Edward Marshall"
- Michael McClure: "Joanna McClure"
- William R. King: "Michael McClure"
- Gordon Ball: "Taylor Mead"
- Robert Hawley and Ann Charters: "David Meltzer"
- Gerald Nicosia: "Jack Micheline"
- Jim Christy: "John Montgomery"
- Kit Knight: "Harold Norse"
- Bill Berkson: "Frank O'Hara"
- Paul Christensen: "Charles Olson"
- Ann Charters: "Peter Orlovsky"
- Larry Smith: "Kenneth Patchen"
- Paul Vangelisti: "Stuart Z. Perkoff"
- Brown Miller: "Charles Plymell"
- Hugh Fox: "Dan Propper"
- Brown Miller and Ann Charters: "Kenneth Rexroth"
- George F. Butterick: "Michael Rumaker"
- George F. Butterick: "Ed Sanders"
- Dan McLeod: "Gary Snyder"
- Tom Collins: "Carl Solomon"
- Michael Davidson: "Jack Spicer"
- Pat Nolan: "Charles Upton"
- R'lene H. Dahlberg: "Janine Pommy Vega"
- Ann Charters: "Anne Waldman"
- Dan McLeod: "Alan Watts"
- Samuel Charters: "Lew Welch"
- Paul Christensen: "Philip Whalen"
- Raymond Foye: "John Wieners"
- Paul Christensen: "William Carlos Williams"
- Appendices:
- Jennie Skerl: "A Beat Chronology: The First Twenty-Five Years"
- Carolyn Cassady: "As I See It"
- Joyce Johnson: "Outlaw Days"
- John Clellon Holmes: "Four Essays on the Beat Generation":
- "The Name of the Game"
- "This Is the Beat Generation (1952)"
- "The Philosophy of the Beat Generation (1958)"
- "The Game of the Name (1965)"
- Kenneth Rexroth: "The Commercialization of the Image of Revolt"
- George F. Butterick: "Periodicals of the Beat Generation"
- Books for Further Reading
- Contributors
- Cumulative Index














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