Foundobjects: Ginsberg's Desk

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Fall, 2001 Issue:
Spirit & Crisis

EDITOR'S NOTE
When Buddhists
Meet a bin-Laden

BUDDHASCOPE
Spiritual Spuds
& Alien Buddhas

DHARMATALK
On Revulsion
& Anger-Eating

FOUNDOBJECTS
Mohammed Never
Said be a Bomb

GUESTCOLUMN
Mental Muck-ups in
Post-Sept. 11 life

QUOTES
Words to the Wise
From the Wise

POETRY
Poetic Irreverence
from the Kitchen

READING ROOM
Useful Information
and Inspiration.

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Zen Pop by
Leonard Cohen

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Allen Ginsberg's Desk--Click for Clearer Image

CLICK HERE for a bigger, high-resolution portrait of the image above of poet Allen Ginsberg’s desk in his New York City apartment. Ginsberg drew the portrait in 1979 at the request of Prof. William Plumley of the University of Charleston in West Virginia, who had brought the poet to the university for a reading. Ginsberg died at his New York City home on April 4, 1997, at the age of 71.