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Rob Couteau interviews Hubert Selby Jr, author of Last Exit to Brooklyn.

Selby on Spirituality, The Creative Will, and Love.

 

 

 

 



Dictionaries

Dictionary.com
Difficult Words
Medical Dictionary
Merriam-Webster
Oxford

 

 

Digital Libraries

Gibson Digital
Perseus Digital
Project Gutenberg

 

 

"So long Paris
hello sun"
-
Blaise Cendrars

 

 

 

 

 

 

Erotic Literature

Clean Sheets 
Libido Magazine  
Yellow Silk

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

"The kind of painter who just puts down what he sees is stupid."
- Marcel Duchamp

 

 

Buying Books

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ebay

 

 

Updated:

3 April 2008


Since 1998

 

 

"Sex is one of the nine reasons for reincarnation ... the other eight are unimportant."
- Henry Miller

 

 

 

 

"The artist is the one who survives the greatest number of obstacles."
- Picasso

 

 

"Hear the voice of the bard!"
- William
Blake

 

 

"Whereas the Buddhist puts stress - primary stress - upon absoptive, final loss of individuality, I put the contrary emphasis upon, if so to say it, an extreme individuality, identity - that the individual is the crown, master, god of all."
- Walt Whitman

 

Museuems

ABU DHABI
Khalili Family Trust

AUSTRIA
Albertina

CANADA
The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts

CHINA
Palace Museum

Shanghai Zendai Museum of Modern Art

ENGLAND
Wallace Collection

SPAIN
Guggenheim Bilbao Museoa

El Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía

SWITZERLAND Kunsthaus Zürich

USA
Solomon R.Guggenheim Museum, New York

 

 


Collected works:


Letters from Paris (forthcoming)
(NY: Dominantstar, 2008).

 

The Paris Journals (forthcoming)
(NY: Dominantstar, 2008).

 

Collected Couteau
(NY: Open Virgin Press, 2007).

 

Doctor Pluss
(NY: Open Virgin Press, 2006).

 

 

Published in other book collections:




Conversations with Ray Bradbury,
ed. Steven Aggelis.
(Jackson, MS: Univ. Press of Mississippi, 2005.)
The Romance of Places:
An Interview with Ray Bradbury.



Nelson Thornes Framework English Resource
Book 2
,
ed. Geoff Reilly and Wendy Wren.
(Cheltenham, U.K.: Nelson Thornes Ltd., 2003.)

An Interview with Ray Bradbury.

 

 

Published in journals
& newspapers
:

Epistolary

Interviews

 

The Bloomsbury Review. Mar. 1991.
The Biographer of Paul Bowles & Other Expatriates Talks about Writing the Outsider's Story: An Interview with Christopher Sawyer-Laucanno.

 

The Paris Voice. Mar. 1991.
Paul Bowles: An Invisible Spectator: A Conversation with Biographer Christopher Sawyer-Laucanno.

 

Quantum: Science Fiction & Fantasy Review. Spring 1991.
An Interview with Ray Bradbury.

 

The Paris Voice. Nov. 1990.
Ray Bradbury's Romance of Places. An Interview with Ray Bradbury.

 

 


Fiction

Rockhurst Review. Spring 2007.
Portrait of a Cat Remedy, an excerpt
from the novel, Doctor Pluss.

 

Hawaii Pacific Review. Fall 2002.
Sublunary Delights, an excerpt
from the novel, Doctor Pluss.

 

Chrysalis. Spring 1990.
A Reader's Journey.

 

 


Essays

Spring: A Journal of Archetype and Culture. 1988.
Jungian Social Neglect.



Anima: An Experimental Journal. Fall 1986.
The World End: An Eternal Paradigm and Current Crisis.

 

Croton Review. 1986.
Reflections on Paul Klee's 'Lost in Thought.'

 

The Humanist. March/April 1986.
Must World-mindedness Destroy National Identity?

 

West Hills Review: A Walt Whitman Journal. 1985.
A Sort of Visitor in Life.

 

Lapis. 1985.
The Doctor as a Catalyst of Illness: Treatment Induced Psychosis.

 

 


Book reviews

Wounded Healer. A review of Claire Dunne's CARL JUNG: WOUNDED HEALER OF THE SOUL and Jane Cabot Reid's JUNG, MY MOTHER AND I. THE ANALYTIC DIARIES OF CATHERINE RUSH CABOT.

 

Lift Magazine. 1993.
THE CONTINUAL PILGRIMAGE: AMERICAN WRITERS IN PARIS, 1944-1960, by Christopher Sawyer-Laucanno.

 

The Paris Voice. April 1993.
THE CONTINUAL PILGRIMAGE: AMERICAN WRITERS IN PARIS, 1944-1960, by Christopher Sawyer-Laucanno.

 

The Bloomsbury Review: A Book Magazine. Apr./May 1991.
First Fictions: New First Novels & Short Story Collections: TEA IN THE HAREM, by Mehdi Charef, Translated by Ed Emery.

-- FROM ROCKAWAY, by Jill Eisenstadt.

-- TONI, by Fiorella de Luca Calce.

 

The Paris Voice. Feb. 1991.
GUILTY OF EVERYTHING:
THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF HERBERT HUNCKE.

 

The European: Europe's First National Newspaper. Jan. 4-6, 1991.
Anatomy of Hatred: UNE PETITE VILLE EN FRANCE, by Francoise Gaspard.



The European: Europe's First National Newspaper. Nov. 9-11, 1990.
Signs of the times: ROLAND BARTHES, by L.J. Calvet.



The European: Europe's First National Newspaper. Oct. 12-14, 1990.
Love and Confession: LE MIROIR AUX TIROIRS, by Jacques Laurent.

 

The European: Europe's First National Newspaper. Sep. 7-9, 1990.
Abandoned Love: SUR UN AIR DE FETE, by Francois-Marie Banier.

 

The Bloomsbury Review: A Book Magazine. May/Jun. 1990
REDISCOVERIES II: Essays on Forgotten Works of Fiction, Ed. by David Madden & Peggy Back.

-- THE DEMON and THE ROOM, by Hubert Selby.

 

The Bloomsbury Review: A Book Magazine. Mar./Apr. 1990.
-- THE FAR SIDE OF MADNESS, by John Weir Perry.

-- EROS AND PATHOS, by Aldo Carentenuto.

-- THE HOMELESS MENTALLY ILL, ed. H. Richard Lamb, M.D.

-- SCHIZOPHRENIA: Treatment, Process and Outcome, by Thomas H. Mc Glashan, M.D. and Christopher J. Keats, M.D.

 

The Bloomsbury Review: A Book Magazine. Sep./Oct. 1989.
ALCHEMY IN A MODERN WOMAN: A Study in the Contrasexual Archetype, by Robert Grinnell.

 

The Bloomsbury Review: A Book Magazine. March/April 1989.
Encountering Mortality: FULL MEASURE: Modern Short Stories on Aging, ed. Dorothy Sennett.

-- Violence Against the Self: THE BETRAYAL OF THE SELF: The Fear of Autonomy in Men and Women, by Arno Gruen.

 

Arete: Forum For Thought. March/April 1989.
LIBRA, by Don Delillo.

 

Arete: Forum For Thought. Dec. 1988.
LOVE IN THE TIME OF CHOLERA, by Gabriel Garcia Marquez.

 

Arete: Forum For Thought. Aug./Sep. 1988.
THE MUSTACHE, by Emmanuel Carrere.

-- A LITERATE PASSION: Letters of Anais Nin and Henry Miller, 1932-1953.

 

Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy. Fall 1987.
MENTAL HEALTH CARE AND SOCIAL POLICY, ed. Phil Brown.

 

The Bloomsbury Review: A Book Magazine. March 1986.
Sense, Sensibility & the Solitary Child: THE ULTIMATE STRANGER: The Autistic Child, by Carl H. Delacato, MD.

 

The Confluent Education Journal. Fall 1985.
THE BROKEN BRAIN: The Biological Revolution in Psychiatry by Nancy C. Andreason, MD.

 

NICE. Spring 1981.
REFLECTIONS, by Henry Miller, Ed. by Twinka Thiebaud.

 

 


Journalism

The Paris Voice. Dec./Jan. 1990.
Allen Ginsberg's 'Family' Album Exhibited.

 

The Paris Voice. Oct. 1990.
Benefit Readings at Sha
kespeare & Co.

 

Venice Magazine. Sep. 1990.
Tumbleweed Hotel Ablaze: The Venerable Shakespeare and Company Suffers Irreparable Damage.

 

 


Poetry

White Pelican Review. Spring 2007.
The existentialists.

 

The Alembic. Spring 2007.
Allen Ginsberg.

 

Versitude. Fall 1998.
In her white dress.

-- Strawberries.

 

Footwork: The Paterson Literary Review. Spring 1993.
Edda, will you walk with me tonight?

-- Your picture on the wall.

 

Z Miscellaneous. 1991.
The existentialists.

 

Z Miscellaneous. 1990.
This city and me.

 

Z Miscellaneous. Summer 1989.
In Paris.

 

Z Miscellaneous. Sep. 1988.
Edda Marie soon to leave.

-- While you were away.

 

Z Miscellaneous. May 1988.
Beethoveniana Edda Marie.

-- Edda in Argentina.

 

Footwork '88: A Literary Collection of Contemporary Poetry, Short Fiction and Art. Spring 1988.
Edda in Argentina.

-- Beethoveniana Edda Marie.

 

The Cutting Edge. 1988.
Without women.

 

New Leaves Review. 1987.
Angels and imbeciles.

 

Heavenbone. 1987.
This morning I dreamt I was Nietzsche in the insane asylum.

 

The Garden State. 1987.
At Jim Morrison's grave in Pere Lachaise.

 

 


Interviews with Rob Couteau

Netsurf. Le magazine Internet. May 1998.
Portrait Robert Couteau. Un americain a Paris.

 

 


Awards

Winner of the 1985 North American Essay Award; annual competition sponsored by the American Humanist Association, open to writers living in North America. Essay published in The Humanist, Mar/Apr 1986: Must World-mindedness Destroy National Identity?

 

 


Cited by other authors

Gabriel Garcia Marquez's Love in the Time of Cholera: A Reader's Guide, by Thomas Fahy (London: Continuum International Publishing Group, 2007).

 

The No Plot? No Problem! Novel-Writing Kit, by Chris Baty (San Francisco: Chronicle Books, 2006).

 

Ray Bradbury: Uncensored! The Unauthorized Biography, by Gene Beley (iUniverse, 2006).

 

The Astrology of Film: The Interface of Movies, Myth, and Archetype, by Jeffrey Kishner (iUniverse, 2004).

 

Poughkeepsie Journal. March 2, 2004. West might face charges for marrying gays. Authorities explore legal options, by Gabriel J. Wasserman.

 

The Writer's Handbook, 2004, by Elfreida Abbe (Waukesha, WI: Writer, Inc., 2003).

 

National Identities, vol. 5, no. 3, 2003.
Nationalism and Cosmopolitanism: Irreconcilable Differences or Possible Bedfellows? by Brett Bowden.

 

PsyArt. An online journal for the psychological study of the arts. 2002.
The Mandala Experience : Visions of the Center in Schizophrenic and Fictional Accounts of Disintegration, by Leslie Trueman.

 

The Response to Allen Ginsberg, 1926-1994: A Bibliography of Secondary Sources, by Bill Morgan (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1996).

 

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