Jim Burns' "Anarchists, Beats and Dadaists" (2016)

UK: Penniless Press Productions (book), 2016.
9" x 6" x 0.625", 214 numbered pages, softcover, perfect bound POD, ISBN 978-1-326-44654-3.

Anarchists, Beats and Dadaists, a book of essays on various artists by Jim Burns, and published, POD, by Penniless Press Productions (UK) in 2016.

This includes "Brion Gysin," pp. 71–73, a short biography and review of Gysin's The Last Museum. This was previously published in The Kerouac Connection, issue 12, 1986.

Contents: 

• Acknowledgments
• Introduction
• "Personal Modernisms"
• "Alger Hiss"
• "Blood on Steel"
• "British Writers and M15"
• "Woody Guthrie"
• "Edward Dorn/Amiri Baraka"
• "Alan Ansen"
• "Lawrence Ferlinghetti"
• "Bob Kaufman"
• "Kerouac and the Beats"
• "Catching Up with Kerouac"
• "Writing Beat"
• "Brion Gysin"
• "Exodus"
• "Janet Richards"
• "Discovery"
• "The Beat Scene"
• "Between Worlds"
• "Fielding Dawson"
• "Destruction Was My Beatrice"
• "Tristan Tzara"
• "Joan Gilbert"
• "Two American Poets"
• "Malcolm Cowley"
• "New Fiction, 1972"
• "Walt Whitman"
• "The Hosanna Man"
• "The Street of Wonderful Possibilities"
• "The Taste in My Mind"
• "An Unholy Row"
• "Tubby Hayes"
• "Underground London"
• "Bopper"
• "Border Trouble"
• "Love from Uncles Bert and Joe"
• "Are You Sure It's Tonight?"
• Notes