Who is the owner of the manuscript The Tragedy Of The Leaves?

[Ponder]

Can't find it in "Search for poems".
So far, I've only seen it in print on the inside front cover
(how ugly to print it there...) of Kevin Ring's Buk special.

Who's the owner of the manuscript, is it Linda Bukowski?

 

[hank solo]

Do you mean the hand written text, as printed in 'It catches my heart in its hands'?

 

[Ponder]

Yes.
And it includes a Buk drawing of a man sitting in a chair and a woman, standing, and pointing a finger at him.
(I hate foreign languages...Don't you?)

 

[Digney in Burnaby]

I believe it originally appeared in The Outsider No. 3, 1962, as part of the "outsider of the year" award Bukowski got. The poem and drawing were part of three (the others were "the priest and the matador" and "old man dead in a room") analyzed by William Corrington. So, is it owned by Linda B. or whoever got The Outsider archives, I dunno.

I could scan those old photocopies if you want.

 

[Purple Stickpin]

Correct about them being in Outsider No. 3, but that is dated Spring, 1963. If you can't get good scans from the photocopies, I have some photos of these from my copy of the book, but they do have a bit of fish-eye and book binding curve to them.

 

[Digney in Burnaby]

Apparently I've already done this. Here and here. (Pretty bad when you can't remember what you've done. All sorts of jokes can be inserted at this point. o_0o)

 

[roni]

[...] and "old man dead in a room" [...]

How PERFECT to gather 'Tragedy of the Leaves' and 'Old Man Dead in a Room' in the same mag!
Two all-time-favs of mine!

 

[d gray]

couldn't agree more.

he reads both on the pacific radio broadcast.