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 The following biography appears inside the cover of Essex House 0101 BLUE MOVIE, Perkins first published novel: MICHAEL PERKINS was born in Michigan (Lansing), and raised in Ohio ("the banks of the Ohio, as a matter of fact -- and that has made a difference"), and presently lives in New York City (#4B), with his wife ("who is pregnant and it looks like twins"). After picking up a B.A., he became a caseworker, then a teacher, before devoting full time to his typewriter ("I spend my days in bed writing novels and my nights on Times Square"). At 25, he is a strong figure on the avant-garde literary scene, not only as an author-poet but as the editor of Tompkins Square Press (which recently published Ray Bremser's remarkable "jail diary poem" ANGEL), and the eminent East Village-based magazine DOWN HERE (responsible, among other things, for the American liberation of the erotic writings of Guillaume Apollinaire). His work has appeared in many of the underground literary reviews (including the New York Times) and he has publshed two books of poetry, THE BLUE WOMAN and SHORTER POEMS. BLUE MOVIE is his first novel and he is currently writing a second, "more serious work," which will be published by Essex House in the near future. |
 Michael Perkins 0101 (1968) VERY GOOD $40/SOLD |
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