JR SHERMAN - A MAN WHO POSTS IN THIS "THREAD"

On Wed, 05 Jan 2005 05:53:53 -0500, in alt.books.bukowski "Jor"
<jory.TakeThisOut@countrynet.net> wrote:

 >I am Jory Sherman, not JR Sherman. And, I do write novels of the West, as
 >well as mainstream fiction (i.e. THE BALLAD OF PINEWOOD LAKE). i did not
 >write bitterly of my long-time frined, Charles Bukowski (over 20 years),
 >but examined our relationship and the ending of our friendship. I saw
 >Hank break off many a friendship during those 20 odd years and was hurt
 >when it finally happened to me. But, the good moments far outweighed the
 >final farewell. I am a great admirer of this poet, this man and I was his
 >champion long before anyone else got on his bandwagon. I was the first to
 >read his poetry in public, and I was West Coast editor for THE OUTSIDER,
 >which put Jon Edgar Webb and Bukowski together for publication of some of
 >Hank's finest work.
 >So, get your facts straight. And, I'm not a "cowboy writer," and I still
 >publish poetry occasionaly.
 >Cordially,
 >Jory Sherman

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Jor wrote:
 > I am Jory Sherman, not JR Sherman. And, I do write novels of the
West, as
 > well as mainstream fiction (i.e. THE BALLAD OF PINEWOOD LAKE). I did
not
 > write bitterly of my long-time frined, Charles Bukowski (over 20
years),
 > but examined our relationship and the ending of our friendship. I
saw
 > Hank break off many a friendship during those 20 odd years and was
hurt
 > when it finally happened to me. But, the good moments far outweighed
the
 > final farewell. I am a great admirer of this poet, this man and I
was his
 > champion long before anyone else got on his bandwagon. I was the
first to
 > read his poetry in public, and I was West Coast editor for THE
OUTSIDER,
 > which put Jon Edgar Webb and Bukowski together for publication of
some of
 > Hank's finest work.
 > So, get your facts straight. And, I'm not a "cowboy writer," and I
still
 > publish poetry occasionaly.
 > Cordially,
 > Jory Sherman

Pleased to meet you, Jory. We already have a troll named J R Sherman in
the poetry newsgroups, who the other guy confused with you. He's a
do-nothing low life, and I understand how frustrating it must have been
to have been confused with him.

How about coming over to the poetry groups with some of your poetry?

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Will Dockery wrote:
 > Jor wrote:
  > > I am Jory Sherman, not JR Sherman. And, I do write novels of the
 > West, as
  > > well as mainstream fiction (i.e. THE BALLAD OF PINEWOOD LAKE). I
did
 > not
  > > write bitterly of my long-time frined, Charles Bukowski (over 20
 > years),
  > > but examined our relationship and the ending of our friendship. I
 > saw
  > > Hank break off many a friendship during those 20 odd years and was
 > hurt
  > > when it finally happened to me. But, the good moments far
outweighed
 > the
  > > final farewell. I am a great admirer of this poet, this man and I
 > was his
  > > champion long before anyone else got on his bandwagon. I was the
 > first to
  > > read his poetry in public, and I was West Coast editor for THE
 > OUTSIDER,
  > > which put Jon Edgar Webb and Bukowski together for publication of
 > some of
  > > Hank's finest work.
  > > So, get your facts straight. And, I'm not a "cowboy writer," and I
 > still
  > > publish poetry occasionaly.
  > > Cordially,
  > > Jory Sherman
 >
 > Pleased to meet you, Jory. We already have a troll named J R Sherman
in
 > the poetry newsgroups, who the other guy confused with you. He's a
 > do-nothing low life, and I understand how frustrating it must have
been
 > to have been confused with him.
 >
 > How about coming over to the poetry groups with some of your poetry?

Really. At least then we'll have a Sherman who posts poetry, instead of
one who is an attention-starved poseur.
 >
 > Autograph Of Zorro" {from *Shadowville Live*}:
 > <http://www.kannibaal.nl/zorro.mp3>
 >
 > "Autograph Of Zorro" {digital video}:
 > <http://www.lulu.com/items/86000/86128/1/preview/45-Zorro.mpg>
 >
 > The Netherlands/Shadowville cross cultural exchange
 > project <http://www.kannibaal.nl/shadowville.htm><!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
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In article <1105008978.843385.141880 DeleteThis @z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com>,
Chuck Lysaght <c_lysaght DeleteThis @bikerider.com> said:

 > attention-starved poseur.

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Jory - did you know Red (Schlomo) the bookstore owner in Hollywood?

Dan

"Jor" <jory.DeleteThis@countrynet.net> wrote:
 > I am Jory Sherman, not JR Sherman. And, I do write novels of the West,
 > as well as mainstream fiction (i.e. THE BALLAD OF PINEWOOD LAKE). i did
 > not write bitterly of my long-time frined, Charles Bukowski (over 20
 > years), but examined our relationship and the ending of our friendship.
 > I saw Hank break off many a friendship during those 20 odd years and was
 > hurt when it finally happened to me. But, the good moments far
 > outweighed the final farewell. I am a great admirer of this poet, this
 > man and I was his champion long before anyone else got on his bandwagon.
 > I was the first to read his poetry in public, and I was West Coast editor
 > for THE OUTSIDER, which put Jon Edgar Webb and Bukowski together for
 > publication of some of Hank's finest work.
 > So, get your facts straight. And, I'm not a "cowboy writer," and I still
 > publish poetry occasionaly.
 > Cordially,
 > Jory Sherman<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
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Chuck Lysaght wrote:
 > Will Dockery wrote:
  > > Jor wrote:
   > > > I am Jory Sherman, not JR Sherman. And, I do write novels of the
  > > West, as
   > > > well as mainstream fiction (i.e. THE BALLAD OF PINEWOOD LAKE). I
 > did
  > > not
   > > > write bitterly of my long-time frined, Charles Bukowski (over 20
  > > years),
   > > > but examined our relationship and the ending of our friendship.
I
  > > saw
   > > > Hank break off many a friendship during those 20 odd years and
was
  > > hurt
   > > > when it finally happened to me. But, the good moments far
 > outweighed
  > > the
   > > > final farewell. I am a great admirer of this poet, this man and
I
  > > was his
   > > > champion long before anyone else got on his bandwagon. I was the
  > > first to
   > > > read his poetry in public, and I was West Coast editor for THE
  > > OUTSIDER,
   > > > which put Jon Edgar Webb and Bukowski together for publication of
  > > some of
   > > > Hank's finest work.
   > > > So, get your facts straight. And, I'm not a "cowboy writer," and
I
  > > still
   > > > publish poetry occasionaly.
   > > > Cordially,
   > > > Jory Sherman
  > >
  > > Pleased to meet you, Jory. We already have a troll named J R
Sherman
 > in
  > > the poetry newsgroups, who the other guy confused with you. He's a
  > > do-nothing low life, and I understand how frustrating it must have
 > been
  > > to have been confused with him.
  > >
  > > How about coming over to the poetry groups with some of your
poetry?
 >
 > Really. At least then we'll have a Sherman who posts poetry, instead
of
 > one who is an attention-starved poseur.

A friend of the Buk, who writes cowboy novels! By all means he'll bring
some life to this place!

  > > Autograph Of Zorro" {from *Shadowville Live*}:
  > > <http://www.kannibaal.nl/zorro.mp3>
  > >
  > > "Autograph Of Zorro" {digital video}:
  > > <http://www.lulu.com/items/86000/86128/1/preview/45-Zorro.mpg>
  > >
  > > The Netherlands/Shadowville cross cultural exchange
  > > project <http://www.kannibaal.nl/shadowville.htm><!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
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How can we get a copy of "Friendship, Fame and Bestial Myth"?
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On 23 Jan 2005 16:42:32 -0800, in alt.books.bukowski
urbanasphalt.TakeThisOut@yahoo.com wrote:


>How can i get Friendship, Fame and Mythical Beasts?


you will never have any friends, but you are a famous troll
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feardevil420.RemoveThis@yahoo.com wrote:
Chuck Lysaght wrote:
Will Dockery wrote:

(whoever)

***

"...Really. At least then we'll have a Sherman who posts poetry,
instead
of one who is an attention-starved poseur.

A friend of the Buk, who writes cowboy novels! By all means he'll bring
some life to this place!..."

****

ACTUALLY, YOU WOULD BE GETTING A HACK WRITER OF PULP COWBOY
STORIES(DESPITE HIS LAME DENIALS) and a master of trite cliches. The
titles of his books say it all: Kansas Kitten, Frontier Fanny, and,
best of all, Tucson Twosome. Tucson Twosome? What the fuck is that all
about?

Cheap alliteration. Is this serious fiction? The guy is a
money-grubbing hustler who sold out long ago. He's also a pompous ass.
THE OUTSIDER lasted all of 3 issues and yet he brags about being the
"California editor".

The Bukster was right to dump this guy.

I never met Buk and never corresponded with him, but I sure don't try
to pass off formulaic dime novels as the real thing.
Stick that up yer sagebrush!
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urbanasph....RemoveThis@yahoo.com wrote:
 > feardevil420.RemoveThis@yahoo.com wrote:
 > Chuck Lysaght wrote:
 > Will Dockery wrote:
 >
 > (whoever)
 >
 > ***
 >
 > "...Really. At least then we'll have a Sherman who posts poetry,
 > instead
 > of one who is an attention-starved poseur.
 >
 > A friend of the Buk, who writes cowboy novels! By all means he'll
bring
 > some life to this place!..."
 >
 > ****
 >
 > ACTUALLY, YOU WOULD BE GETTING A HACK WRITER OF PULP COWBOY
 > STORIES(DESPITE HIS LAME DENIALS) and a master of trite cliches. The
 > titles of his books say it all: Kansas Kitten, Frontier Fanny, and,
 > best of all, Tucson Twosome. Tucson Twosome? What the fuck is that
all
 > about?

Heh. Already, just from the titles, he's outwritten the jr sherman we
have.

I hope he'll return, with some of the poetry he's written.
 > Cheap alliteration. Is this serious fiction? The guy is a
 > money-grubbing hustler who sold out long ago. He's also a pompous
ass.
 > THE OUTSIDER lasted all of 3 issues and yet he brags about being the
 > "California editor".
 >
 > The Bukster was right to dump this guy.
 >
 > I never met Buk and never corresponded with him, but I sure don't try
 > to pass off formulaic dime novels as the real thing.
 > Stick that up yer sagebrush!<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
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I hope he returns to the "ranch" (suburban tract home) to which
Bukowski exiled him. The guy is a dunce.

Novels of "THE WEST" my hairy ass!

Bursting Bodices!
Brawny Arms!

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Dear Mr. Sherman:

I am writing a book on Jon and Louise Webb's Loujon Press. I would very
much like to speak with you at your convenience.

Please contact me at the email address attached to this post.
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Dear Mr. Sherman:

I am writing a book on Jon and Louise Webb's Loujon Press. I would very
much like to speak with you at your convenience.

Please contact me at the email address attached to this post.
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