So the wind won't blow it all away

Thu Jan 22 23:13:46 2009 UTClccn-n79-71307Novelists, American--20th centuryAuthors, American--20th century0.48So the wind won't blow it all away0.570.90The Galilee hitch-hikerRichard_Brautigann 79071307oca00304085a118659901Brautigan, Richardבראוטיגן, ריצ׳רדlccn-n80-23557Ferlinghetti, Lawrencelccn-n79-150347Snyder, Gary1930-lccn-n79-109040Ginsberg, Allen1926-1997lccn-n83-38121藤本和子1939-lccn-n79-32189McClure, Michaelprflccn-n96-60740Ohnemus, Güntertrllccn-n50-14986Whalen, Philiplccn-no00-29064Brautigan, Ianthelccn-n79-26862Burroughs, William S.1914-1997lccn-n50-49988Levertov, Denise1923-1997Brautigan, RichardBrautigan, Richard100Black humor (Literature)American fictionGothic fictionWestern storiesDiary fictionHumorous fictionLove storiesMystery fictionSatireShort storiesPaley, GraceAmerican fictionShort stories, EnglishCoover, RobertBereavement--Psychological aspectsLibrariansCalifornia--San FranciscoAuthors, American--Homes and hauntsSuicide victimsKeeler, GregMontanaFictionIntellectual lifeBroadsidesAmericaArtPlantsCarver, RaymondMinimalism (Literature)Wittgenstein, Ludwig,--1889-1951Mamet, DavidPoetryNational characteristics, AmericanAmerican literatureOverland journeys to the PacificFrancl, Joseph,--1824-1875LiteratureBibliographyFriendshipAbbott, Keith,--1944-FamilyBrautigan, IantheFathers and daughtersFathers--Death--Psychological aspectsSuicide victims--Family relationshipsJapanAmerican poetryManners and customsDiary fictionDeath--Psychological aspectsBiographyAuthors, AmericanOregonTrout fishingSocial actionSocial historyCriticism, interpretation, etc.United StatesBrautigan, RichardFiction1955195719581959196019641965196619671968196919701971197219731974197519761977197819791980198119821983198419851986198719881989199019911992199319941995199619971998199920002001200220032004200520062007200822857book813.54ps3503.r2736ocn051455648ocn082842847ocn073795671ocn04689617427760435בראוטיגן, ריצ׳רד1487186259ocn000048923sw000048923:lccn-n79-71307Truebook19690.56Brautigan, RichardTrout fishing in America, The pill versus the Springhill mine disaster, and In watermelon sugarAmerican fictionBlack humor (Literature)

A novel which is both playful and serious, hilarious and melancholy. It takes a journey which starts at the foot of the Benjamin Franklin statue in Washington Square, San Francisco, and wanders through the wonders of America's rural waterways.

133713648ocn000868088sw000868088:lccn-n79-71307Truebook19740.52Brautigan, RichardThe Hawkline monster; a gothic westernWestern stories1275146816ocn008306300sw008306300:lccn-n79-71307Truebook19820.48Brautigan, RichardSo the wind won't blow it all away03957067421189146129ocn022592923sw000173964:lccn-n79-71307Truebook19910.62Brautigan, RichardA Confederate general from Big Sur03955470321045110220ocn000132408sw000132408:lccn-n79-71307Truebook19710.60Brautigan, RichardThe abortion: an historical romance 19661007105312ocn000199967sw000199967:lccn-n79-71307Truebook19710.58Brautigan, RichardRevenge of the lawn; stories, 1962-1970100210175ocn043474951sw043474951:lccn-n79-71307Truebook20000.49Brautigan, RichardAn unfortunate woman : a journeyDiary fiction0312262434985103711ocn006421595sw006421595:lccn-n79-71307Falsebook19800.53Brautigan, RichardThe Tokyo-Montana express9189388ocn002213273sw002213273:lccn-n79-71307Truebook19760.57Brautigan, RichardSombrero fallout : a Japanese novelLove storiesHumorous fiction9039338ocn002964445sw002964445:lccn-n79-71307Truebook19770.54Brautigan, RichardDreaming of Babylon : a private eye novel, 19428418679ocn001230779sw001230779:lccn-n79-71307Truebook19750.58Brautigan, RichardWillard and his bowling trophies : a perverse mysteryMystery fiction7897902ocn002006053sw002006053:lccn-n79-71307Falsebook19760.57Brautigan, RichardLoading mercury with a pitchfork : [poems75987636ocn001052466sw000195310:lccn-n79-71307Truebook19680.62Brautigan, RichardIn watermelon sugar7007072ocn018815809sw012919965:lccn-n79-71307Falsebook1989Brautigan, RichardRichard Brautigan's Trout fishing in America ; The pill versus the Springhill mine disaster ; and, In watermelon sugarBlack humor (Literature)03955007616667265ocn000079165sw000079165:lccn-n79-71307Falsebook19700.63Brautigan, RichardRommel drives on deep into Egypt61466416ocn004233550sw000179785:lccn-n79-71307Falsebook19680.63Brautigan, RichardThe pill versus the Springhill mine disaster5325565ocn003542798sw003542798:lccn-n79-71307Falsebook19780.59Brautigan, RichardJune 30th, June 30th4214253ocn041412011sw041412011:lccn-n79-71307Falsebook1999Brautigan, RichardThe Edna Webster collection of undiscovered writings03959746901221221ocn000030145sw000030145:lccn-n79-71307Falsebook19680.75Francl, JosephThe overland journey of Joseph Francl : the first Bohemian to cross the plains to the California gold fields43524ocn001738708sw001738708:lccn-n79-71307Falsebook19660.90Brautigan, RichardThe Galilee hitch-hiker8928921ocn008805714sw008805714:lccn-n79-71307Falsebook19830.63Foster, Edward HalseyRichard Brautigan7207356ocn043925529sw043500413:lccn-n79-71307Falsebook20000.50Brautigan, IantheYou can't catch death : a daughter's memoir031225296X6936931ocn008931123sw008931123:lccn-n79-71307Falsebook19830.69Chénetier, MarcRichard Brautigan3803801ocn018746253sw018746253:lccn-n79-71307Falsebook19890.66Abbott, KeithDownstream from Trout fishing in America : a memoir of Richard Brautigan2532531ocn070775692sw070775692:lccn-n79-71307Falsebook2007Richard Brautigan : essays on the writings and life

"Richard Gary Brautigan's idiosyncratic style and humor caused him to be identified with the counterculture movement of the 1960s. The authors of many of these essays knew Brautigan personally and professionally; others through a connection with his writings. The essays combine remembrance of the man and appraisal of his works. Includes previously unpublished photographs and artworks"--Provided by publisher.

2432452ocn016348924sw016348924:lccn-n79-71307Falsebook19870.72Boyer, JayRichard Brautigan2402402ocn000553685sw000553685:lccn-n79-71307Falsebook19720.60Malley, TerenceRichard Brautigan1921932ocn022240011sw018707427:lccn-n79-71307Falsebook19900.80Barber, John FRichard Brautigan : an annotated bibliography56561ocn013826014sw013826014:lccn-n79-71307Falsebook19860.91Grossmann, ClaudiaRichard Brautigan : pounding at the gates of American literature : Untersuchungen zu seiner Lyrik und Prosa47471ocn062790061sw062790061:lccn-n79-71307Falsebook20060.82McDermott, James DishonAustere style in twentieth-century literature : literary minimalism077345899939391ocn014182163sw014182163:lccn-n79-71307Falsebook19850.96Riedel, CorneliaAmerica, more often than not, is only a place in the mind" : zur dichotomischen Amerikakonzeption bei Richard Brautigan32321ocn054666004sw054666004:lccn-n79-71307Falsebook20040.44Keeler, GregWaltzing with the Captain : remembering Richard Brautigan

"While teaching English at Montana State University, Greg Keeler met Trout Fishing in America author Richard Brautigan in 1978, and opened a wildly memorable chapter in his own life. Having secluded himself on a 40-acre ranch in Paradise Valley, Montana, in the mid-1970s, Brautigan needed a friend with whom to talk and fish and carouse. Attracted like a moth to the flame, Keller became that friend and confidant, driver and clumsy co-conspirator in a number of escapades on the trout streams and rivers, at bars and cafes, and along the back roads of Montana. Together they waltzed through many late nights, till Brautigan took his own life in Bolinas, California, in 1984. Twenty years after Brautigan's death, Greg Keeler recalls those times with haunting clarity. Waltzing with the Captain is darkly funny and poignant in its revealing portrait of an important contemporary American writer, and in its candid story of an often-tested and bumbling friendship between two poets."--P. [4] of cover.

093165993032306ocn008413079sw008413079:lccn-n79-71307Falsercrd19700.73Brautigan, RichardListening to Richard Brautigan30301ocn021047939sw021047939:lccn-n79-71307Falsebook19890.93Horatschek, AnnegrethErkenntnis und Realität : Sprachreflexion und Sprachexperiment in den Romanen von Richard Brautigan17171ocn049823067sw049823067:lccn-n79-71307Falsebook19990.80Agosto, Marie-ChristineRichard Brautigan : les fleurs du néant17171ocn010216900sw010216900:lccn-n79-71307Falsebook19820.78Fictions americaines : nouvelles voix, nouveaux regards11111ocn045957657sw045957657:lccn-n79-71307Falsebook20001.00Basse, Jean-BernardPoétique du vide et fragmentation de l'écriture dans l'œuvre de Richard Brautigan10101ocn052177961sw052177961:lccn-n79-71307Falsebook20030.95Séchan, ThierryA la recherche de Richard Brautigan881ocn015306348sw015306348:lccn-n79-71307Falsebook19860.81Standish, Craig PeterPoor Richard : a poem about the life and death of Richard Brautigan, 1935-19845102ocn033068761sw033068761:lccn-n79-71307Falsebook19950.93Séchan, ThierryTombeau de Richard Brautigan0395706742Wed Mar 04 14:08:47 EST 2009