RE: RE: [Re: RAT Reading Series --What Brecht thinks TO sylvan]

["Sylvain, John" <jsylvain@station.sony.com>]

A. Somebody misspelled my name.
B. I don't understand what you are trying to say.
C. "Kicked in the teeth?" Lighten up.
D. Is correct grammar a big, bad facist thing? I was not aware of that.
Please update and inform.

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	DennisLMo@aol.com [SMTP:DennisLMo@aol.com]
> Sent:	Wednesday, October 20, 1999 5:03 PM
> To:	rat-list@whirl-i-gig.com
> Subject:	Re: RE: [Re: RAT Reading Series --What Brecht thinks TO
> sylvan]
> 
> i check with sam beckett, william faulkner, robert creeley, allen
> ginsberg, 
> jack kerouac, shange, suzan lori, amiri baraka, ted berrigan, william
> carlos 
> williams, bob holman, miguel algarin (who pubished my play ((scribners))
> in 
> lower case with original punctuation by me-) and lewis warsh (united
> artists 
> books) who did a book by me similarly in lower case with punc by me, they
> all 
> tweek the prose, put in stray commas and colons, and CAPITALIZE,
> CAPITALIZE< 
> CAPITALIZE<before i hit send. e-mail so exhausting and difficult. the 
> emmendations and variorum. my god did you see the pitiful punctuation in
> the 
> first folio. i was up every night for a year. my mind wouldn't stop,
> william 
> left so many notations out. rumor has it he never wrote down an authorized
> 
> copy of anything. how could i know what he really said. disgracefull. 
> 
> and keats my god the spelling in those original manuscripts and, and. 
> 
> for those requiring further divination, i will supply a fresh stool.
> 
> love,
> d
> 
> let's see. brad starts a reading series of unknown and unknown, unknow,
> rat 
> writers, who deserve, everyone here agrees, much wider venue, then gets 
> kicked in the teeth by his friends on the rats but it was a subtle joke 
> signaled by their excellent spelling and grammar and correct
> CAPITALIZATION. 
> gotcha.