CRISPERANTO: THE QUENTIN CRISP ARCHIVES
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INTERVIEWS WITH AND ESSAYS ON
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STRAIGHT TALK ABOUT A BENT SPEAKER
Taylor Black interviews author Nigel Kelly
Quentin Crisp: The Profession of Being
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Pacifica Radio Archives Preservation & Access Project offers for the first time on Internet the historic 1978 interview by Jessica Schuman, for KPFK in Los Angeles, The Naked Civil Servant Quentin Crisp. Enjoy this fantastic interview! An audio CD copy of this interview, and other Quentin Crisp recordings, is available at Pacifica Radio Archives. |
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There is a new section titled Interviews with Quentin Crisp. It is an ongoing archive of interviews spanning over the years. Read some interviews with: Ian Ayres of the literary journal Van Gogh's Ear Taylor Black Brian DeShazor of Pacifica Radio Archives Linda Eisenstein Robert Faires chat between Mr. Crisp and Annie Sprinkle. Richard Louis James Greg Kearney Owen Keehnen Guy Kettelhack Chris Lee Thom Nickels Mark J. Petracca of The Sentimentalist Keith Phipps of The Onion Jessica Schuman of Pacifica Radio Archives Don Shewey on Quentin Crisp and Spalding Gray Tom Steele Lester Strong from A&U Magainze Yvonne van Dongen Phillip Ward interviews HomoHeights |
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Leon Acord Kira Barnum Anne-Margret Bellavoine Michael Hirtz Frank Mitchell Guy Kettelhack David McReynolds Robert Rodi Stephen Sorrentino Michael Angelo Tata |
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Guy Kettelhack shares with us three wonderful pieces about his friend Quentin Crisp: All You Have to Wear and The Enigma of Denis Pratt. Ancient, Glittering & Gay to read Guy Kettelhack's "A P.S. Reflection on Quentin Crisp." Also read another Kettelhack article about Quentin Crisp at NightCharm. Read the eulogy by Mr. Kettelhack from the memorial tribute booklet at Quentin Crisp 1908-1999. |
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| David McReynolds, well-known peace activist for the War Resisters' League and two-time Presidential candidate for the Socialist Party USA, lives in New York City and is active in the Socialist and pacifist movements through the combination of Marxian politics and Gandhian nonviolence. Mr. McReynolds was a long-term friend and movie companion of Quentin Crisp. McReynolds offers his thoughts on Mr. Crisp in his essay Notes on Knowing Quentin. Also read his essay on Quentin Crisp: The Radical. |
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In the winter of 2002, Empire Magazine did a short profile on the Quentin Crisp Archives. Here's a look at what they said! |
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