THE COLLECTED BOOKS of        RICHARD        DENNER                           Volume 17

It continuously amazes the unprejudiced Mertzian observer that even the people that struggle most against the limits of art are content to have sex in ordinary academic ways, as if they and their bed-partners were nineteenth-century paintings. Or, worse, they will change the point of view (top becomes bottom, male becomes female, etc. etc.) and think, like the magic realists that they are, that they have changed something.      Everyone is guilty of this—from Jean Cocteau to Beethoven.                                                                           —Jack Spicer                                                                           Excerpts from Oliver Charming’s Diary

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A Book of Drawings - Preface (PDF)
A Book of Drawings - Volume 1, Part 1 (PDF)
A Book of Drawings - Volume 1, Part 2 (PDF)
A Book of Drawings - Volume 2, Part 1 (PDF)
A Book of Drawings - Volume 2, Part 2 (PDF)
A Book of Drawings - Volume 2, Part 3 (PDF)
A Book of Drawings - Volume 2, Part 4 (PDF)