well, i just went through the stacks, and i guess i sold it. the closest thing
i could find
was Ballantine paperback 23894, a novelisation of Sol Fried's 'film' _Super
ManChu: Master of Kung Fu_
by Sean Mei Sullivan with an introduction by Bong Soo Han..
you're welcome to it, if'n ya want. it's mebbe kind of a proto-flarf ancestor, maybe like Lautreamont was to the
surrealists.
the complete title is
SUPER COOL
SUPER QUICK
SUPER DEADLY
Super ManChu: Master of Kung Fu.
I like the idea of incorporating Sax Rohmer. Burroughs makes a passing snipe in
one of his spoken texts.
the insidious racist trash of Sax Rohmer or some such, but i think there was a
context there that's gone.
almost seems like a form of 'irenics' to juice these old exploitave wards, a form of forgiving maybe like in South
Africa.
I'm not sure everyone would agree. At any rate, I thought you'd get a kick out
of the authors' names on this one.
A Sullivan. Sol Fried? what a name! and Bong Soo Han! got to be the best writer
name ever.
great poem Allen..
lq
----- Original Message -----
From: "Allen Bramhall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, November 17, 2006 5:57 AM
Subject: Re: The Further Adventures of Nothing at All
Lanny Quarles wrote:
what artist could he be in the end,
trying to outlast green underpants?
what a great line.
i've got a bagged edition of I think Fu Manchu's
Daughter if you want it. Send me your snail
and its yours if I can find it. if not, thx for
the cheering upness. gave me a "snortle"?
lanny
thanks, if I don't already have it. I'll check. I have a bio of Sax Rohmer on order from the library, which kind of
excites me
Allen
