Great books of the twentieth century
Jan 4, 2017 7:41:21 GMT -5
Post by Deleted on Jan 4, 2017 7:41:21 GMT -5
We begin this thread with Donald Friend, who was born on the north shore of Sydney Harbour in 1915 and expired in 1989.
Here is his notorious Bumbooziana, published in 1979 but not yet acquired by the British Library (or non-library in this case) even. There are 134 pages.
ulozto.net/!kKzbXTkEr58g/bubooz-rar
We note that he seems to have been a great enthusiast for a practice of which we have never approved and which we do not recommend. His startlingly excessive emphasis in that direction spoils his work, and hardly distances it from the exhibits on the walls of some Balinese lavatory does it not?
Here is his notorious Bumbooziana, published in 1979 but not yet acquired by the British Library (or non-library in this case) even. There are 134 pages.
ulozto.net/!kKzbXTkEr58g/bubooz-rar
We note that he seems to have been a great enthusiast for a practice of which we have never approved and which we do not recommend. His startlingly excessive emphasis in that direction spoils his work, and hardly distances it from the exhibits on the walls of some Balinese lavatory does it not?