Please Do Not Die In The Machines As It Colors Your Next Man’s Wash
“His name was Swell Melton; he regularly was manager of the Self*Wash Laundromat in Dream of Pines, but that didn’t take all his time. All he did, as a matter of fact, was keep replacing the adhesive tape on the sign over the washers saying ‘Please Do Not Die In The Machines As It Colors Your Next Man’s Wash.’ ”
—Barry Hannah, Geronimo Rex, 1972.
on the slant
“His poems were printed on the slant, with lines wide apart, so as to de-emphasize what utter banal coonshit they were.”
—Barry Hannah, Geronimo Rex, 1972.
The Influence of the Blue Ray of the Sunlight and of the Blue Colour of the Sky
The Red Book
The IBM 5100
Plundered My Soul
Les Breastfeeders
D.A.N.C.E.
The Confessions of Robert Crumb
Chris Ware’s finished rejected cover for Fortune magazine
