- Alain Claret
- Le marché aux voleurs
- La Mort visite Montparnasse.
- "Croyez vous que je l'ai tué?"
- Un Flic lit Cicéron
- Des femmes et du vertige
- Home, sweet home
- Mon ami Newton
- Frieda la brune
- No man's land
- Un sale défaut
- Stabat Mater Dolorosa
- Elles blessent toutes, la dernière tue.
- Le Diable et la Victorine
- Un monde trop grand
- De l'alcool et des larmes
- Les papillons de Venise
- Les yeux de Manon
- Une leçon de solitude
- Paroles d'ivrogne
- Des bêtes autour de vous
- Chair triste
- Autopsie d'un chasseur.
- Les voleurs de temps
- Loufried
- Ma Cuisine
- Le marché aux voleurs
- Carlos Henderson
- Richard Jurgens
- Karen Margolis
- Henry Miller
- Einar Moos
- Art
- Anthony Meyer
- Chris Newman SCRUPLES
- Curt Hoppe
- Denise Colomb dies at 101
- Dominique Obadia
- François Baschet
- Jacques Camus
- Jacques Villeglé
- Local Artist: Diarmuid Harrington
- Musée Guimet - East Asian Art
- Musée Picasso - Hotel Salé
- Nat Finkelstein - A Tale of One City
- Nedko Solakov
- Olga Luna
- Paris-Montmartre Museum of Erotic Art
- Richard Ballard
- The Bernheim-Jeune Saga
- Visiting with Shelomo Selinger
- Features
- Music
- Places
- Portraits
- Alain Claret: Que savez-vous des morts?
- Bandol
- Basile Saint Germain's Solen 2000
- COCO CHANEL
- Crossing reality
- Dr. Jacky Chan, MD
- Jacky Preys
- Jean Marie Gremillet and his Lafitte Foie Gras de Canard
- Jim Harrison
- Jim Haynes
- John Calder
- Jura ou Medoc?
- Marco et les courgettes
- Montlouis from Olivier Deletang
- My friend Désir
- Salon Baba is cool!
- The other side
- Yuyutsu RD Sharma
- Art
- bart plantenga
- William Prendiville
- Eddie Woods
- Nina Zivancevic
- Walter Q. Foxx
- Misc
- Poetry
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Surviving the Love Flood
Submitted by parisiana on Mon, 01/16/2012 - 21:00‘I have lived both in hermitages and whorehouses,’ Eddie Woods writes in one of his short stories; ‘I have yet to find one more spiritual than the other.’
The other side of Alain Claret
Submitted by parisiana on Tue, 01/17/2012 - 18:24
We entered Le Select on that rainy afternoon. The trees bared of its leaves, water running down the gutter, few pedestrians out on the boulevard Montparnasse, a few tourists in their bright colored attire under bright colored umbrellas. They could've been anywhere else in this world. Not in Paris.

In the skylit backroom we take the corner table, Alain seated on the banquette from where he watches the movement on the trottoir. The tables are empty except the cat, an old friend, lying on the banquette near the heater. The boulevard under the rain drips memories reflected in the mirrors on the walls. You can have a good look around, it is quiet this afternoon.
Reading at 9 rue Git-le-Coeur
Submitted by parisiana on Wed, 01/11/2012 - 02:48
Recorded on July 1, 2009, at 9 rue Git-le-Coeur, in Paris, after the unveiling of a plaque commemorating what became known as the Beat Hotel. The reading was an unscheduled part of the NakedLunch@50 conference sponsored by the University of London Institute in Paris.
