About Stroking the Sparrow's Tail
"Every poetry lover in Ulster County should own a copy of this book."
- Peter Lamborn Wilson - See Review.
"A great storyteller in his own inimitable Algonquin-Ashkenazi-Zen-beatnik style"
-Mikhail Horowitz, from the preface to Stroking the Sparrow's Tail.
"Arthur was capable of taking a musty, dusty old ritual or a black-and-white text and imbuing it with rainbow colors and psychedelic scents that made so much sense that one’s mind hurt."
"A great storyteller in his own inimitable Algonquin-Ashkenazi-Zen-beatnik style"
-Mikhail Horowitz, from the preface to Stroking the Sparrow's Tail.
"Arthur was capable of taking a musty, dusty old ritual or a black-and-white text and imbuing it with rainbow colors and psychedelic scents that made so much sense that one’s mind hurt."
-Rabbi Bill Strongin
Arthur Joseph Kushner was a mid-Hudson Valley writer, martial artist, spiritual seeker and handyman who died unpublished at 57 of a heart attack in 2002. This posthumous volume, edited by his long-time friend Mikhail Horowitz, is accompanied by a two-CD set, the first of remastered recordings of Arthur reading his longer works, and the second with new readings.
- Bram Moreinis, Publisher For Arthur Joseph - a poem by Marty Lupowitz.
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The Doctrine of Metaphors
Everything is a lot like everything elseBut while being a lot like everything else It's also a lot more like itself than anything else is. But still - it's a lot like everything else. And it's not so much like anything else in particular As it is like everything else put together But of course put together a little bit differently than it is in anything else Or as in some cases a lot differently. -Arthur Joseph
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Stroking the Sparrow's Tail is available by mail order for $12, plus shipping. Holiday Special: buy 4, get one free! This Book/CD was once sold for $14.95 from the following Mid-Hudson Valley Locations: Kingston Alternative Books New Paltz The Bakery Esoterica Books - (845) 255-5777 Rhinebeck Oblong Books Woodstock The Golden Notebook |
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