Indexes to Columns, Articles, Etc.

Dairy of a Young Artist

(these columns are reprinted in"Mirror at the End of the Road")

December 17, 1961, North Carolina [Mirror: Dec. 17, 1961, North Carolina] (11, p.12)
December, 1961, North Carolina [Mirror: Dec. 30, 1961, North Carolina] (10, p.10)
December, 1962, New York City [Mirror: December, 1962, Bowery loft, New York City] (24, p.6)
Fall, 1962, North Carolina [Mirror: Fall, 1962, North Carolina; last 2 paragraphs: October, 1962, North Carolina (final paragraph, order changed)] (14, p.6)
Fall, 1962, North Carolina [Mirror: Fall, 1962, North Carolina] (16, p.9)
Late fall, 1961, North Carolina [Mirror: Late fall, 1961, North Carolina] (8, p.4)
Late fall, 1962, North Carolina [Mirror: September, 1962, North Carolina] (18, p.4)
Late October, 1962, North Carolina [Mirror: Late October, 1962, North Carolina] (21, p.4)
Late winter, 1961, North Carolina [Mirror: March 24, 1962, North Carolina] (10, p.10)
Late winter, 1961, North Carolina [Mirror: February, 1962, North Carolina] (11, p.12)
March, 1962, New York [Mirror: March, 1962, 414 E. 10th St., New York] (12, p.14a)
November, 1961, North Carolina [Mirror: November 13th, 1961, North Carolina] (9, p.6)
November, 1962, Florida ("All you can really ever look back") [Mirror: November, 1962, Florida] (22, p.15)
November, 1962, Florida. ("My present situation") [Mirror: November, 1962, Florida] (23, p.4)
October, 1961, North Carolina [Mirror: October, 1961, North Carolina] (7, p.4)
October, 1961, North Carolina [Mirror: October, 1961, North Carolina] (8, p.4)
October, 1962, North Carolina ("We here at the happy house") [Mirror: October, 1962, North Carolina] (20, p.12)
October, 1962, North Carolina. ("We were just rapping about that") [Mirror: October, 1962, North Carolina (longer version)] (15, p.6)
October, 1962, North Carolina. ("Barkety dog and croakery frog") [Mirror: October, 1962, North Carolina (with No. 15 part)] (17, p.10)
October, 1962, North Carolina. ("Well yup I sure was perlighted") [Mirror: October, 1962, North Carolina] (19, p.7)
Spring, 1962, North Carolina [Mirror: June, 1962, North Carolina] (12, p.14a)
Summer, 1960, Minneapolis (corrected) [Mirror: Summer, 1960, 514½ 22nd Ave. So., Minneapolis] (8, p.4)
Summer, 1960, Minneapolis [Mirror: Summer, 1960, 514½ 22nd Ave. So., Minneapolis] (6, p.4)
Summer, 1961, North Carolina [Mirror: Summer, 1961, North Carolina, at the end of a long haul] (7, p.4)
Summer, 1961, North Carolina [Mirror: Summer, 1961, North Carolina, at the end of a long haul] (8, p.4)
Summer, 1962, North Carolina [Mirror: July 1962, North Carolina] (13, p.8)

Essay on the New Age

All Life is Ruled by Law (AA4, p.7)
Human experience is at an all time high (12, p.10)
Human experience is at an all time high (14, p.14)
One thing we must constantly keep in mind (11, p.7)
The more freedom, the more discipline required (AA3, p.20)
The United States has led the world (13, p.22)
The United States has led the world (19, p.23)
There is a divine spirit that dwells deep in the heart of man (AA3, p.22)
Tim Leary used to say (20, p.3)
Would it surprise you (18, p.9)

To All Who Would Know

A heartache can never be solved by the mind (13, p.20)
How much you feel is an exact measure of just how alive you are (7, p.13)
How much you feel is an exact measure of just how alive you are (24, p.8)
If a woman is really a woman, and not just an old girl (15, p.20)
If a woman is really a woman, and not just an old girl (17, p.21)
In the beginning. . . . there was God (14, p.16)
MAN ETERNALLY CREATES WOMAN (16, p.21)
More truth, are you ready (3, p.11)
Often people get mad at me for waking them up (12, p.16)
On the subject of LSD (8, p.13)
Only a heart that is emptied of sadness can be filled with joy (19, p.12-13)
The Hip Movement is guilt ridden (4, p.13)
The only thing I know that is greater than me (6, p.13)
To speak what is ON your MIND (5, p.13)
To speak what is ON your MIND (23, p.8)
To those of you who are unfamiliar with me (1, p.13)
To those of you who are unfamiliar with me (2, p.13)
To those of you who are unfamiliar with me (22, p.5)
Understanding can only be created out of MIS-understanding (20, p.15)
when some people think of sweet jesus with his little toes curling up (10, p.13)
Without dignity, I am nothing (18, p.3)

Telling It Like It Is

A big horsefly flew in the window (11, p.15)
Creeping around on this planet (9, p.8)
Creeping around on this planet (AA1, p.19)
Gerard asked me to come by the Factory (12, p.18)
I have always easily befriended and immediately loved mean people (16, p.20)
I used to be degraded but now I am divine (24, p.26)
In the beginning lies the essence of all that is to follow (18, p.12)
In the beginning lies the essence of all that is to follow (19, p.5)
it made me sad when the lady fell down in the subway today (17, p.17)
Now that I'm a writer again (13, p.18)
Now that I'm a writer again (23, p.6)
Ride a subway during rush hour in New York City (22, p.6)
Such a beautiful day dawning (10, p.7)
The only thing I know is that people have to get together and love one another (21, p.4)
Time for me to blast the filthy eastern ways (14, p.13)
Today I am speaking only to those who want to learn (20, p.14)
When I was a boy growing up in the mountains (15, p.16)

a meditation (17, p.14)
A Mel Master Disciple Dialogue (22, p.4)
Although it seems that many days have passed (AA3, p.17)
An Americano in Doitchland (14, p.10-11)
As Christ appearing in this modern day and age (AA3, p.5-6)
Dear Joey, This one I had to write for you (Pluto) (14, p.15)
Dear Readers (21, p.11)
Declaration of Creation (21, p.3)
Every new day is a new door (20, p.19)
I am a slimy little black thing (12, p.23)
I found a nest of cockroaches (13, p.7)
I have written much here that ridicules [from Autobiography] (AA3, p.13)
I NEVER UNDERSTAND THE PRESENT UNTIL IT IS PAST (11, p.10-11)
I'll never forget the day my father took me aside [with Wayne Hansen] (AA3, p.18-19)
I'm going to fuck the world (15, p.11)
Intercourse: dialogue with Jim Kweskin (13, p.17)
It absolutely amazes me (10, p.21)
Jesus preached compassion (15, p.17)
Last Poem (21, p.5)
Leary (8, p.4)
Letter from Mel Lyman to David Silver of "What's Happening Mr. Silver" (24, p.8)
Letter to Brian Keating of the New York Avatar (AA1, p.4)
Letter to Mel from Kathy and reply (24, p.4)
Loneliness is the sole motivation (21, p.15)
Love [Like a monkey swinging from limb to limb] (24, p.28)
Message to Humanity (AA3, p.3)
On Abraham Lincoln (10, p.13)
On Abraham Lincoln (19, p.3)
Once I was Free of Memories (AA1, p.27)
Patience is the test of character (AA3, p.24)
Pluto (21, p.6)
Plutonians (21, p.7)
Reflections on an empty stomach (18, p.4)
Reply to Mark Hirschhorn's letter (AA3, p.10)
Reply to Patti Ramsey's letter (AA2, p.2)
Review of Jacques Sandulescu's Donbas (AA3, p.12)
Some Enlightening News (AA1, p.19)
Some Enlightening News (AA2, p.10)
SOME TIPS ON HOW TO BECOME WISE (11, p.17)
The Democratic Process (AA2, p.11)
The Fort Hill Community (AA2, p.22-23)
The Structure of Structure (Act I) [& David Gude, Jim Kweskin, Joey Goldfarb] (22, p.10-13)
The Whole World is Watching (AA1, p.6-7)
There are a bunch of dirty cocksuckers down in Cambridge (12, p.3)
To carry loneliness with grace is dignity (AA2, p.7)
To have to leave what you love (14, p.10-11)
Transcript of Interview between Mel Lyman and Dave Silver (19, p.17-22)
Wayne the more I think about it (8, p.5)
WBZ Bob Kennedy radio interview with Wayne, Mel and Eben (June, 1967. partial transcript) (6, p.10-11)
We are here to become compassionate creatures (9, p.13)
We have been afloat now for seven months... (AA2, p.34-35)
Well pricks and chiggers (9, p.15)
Well pricks and chiggers (12, p.16)
When the rain came (20, p.11)

No.3 (p.12)
No.4 (p.13), No.5 (p.13)
No.6 (p.14)
No.7 (p.13)
No.8 (p.14)
No.9 (p.13)
No.10 (p.15), No.11 (p.10-11), No.12 (p.17), No.13 (p.20-21), No.14 (p.17), No.15 (p.18-19), No.16 (p.22-24), No.17 (p.18-20), No.18 (p.14-15), No.19 (p.15), No.20 (p.16-17), No.21 (p.12-14)

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A big horsefly flew in the window (11, p.15)
A heartache can never be solved by the mind (13, p.20)
a meditation (17, p.14)
A Mel Master Disciple Dialogue (22, p.4)
All Life is Ruled by Law (AA4, p.7)
All that really matters in this life is a man's inner worth (AA4, p.42)
Although it seems that many days have passed (AA3, p.17)
An Americano in Doitchland (14, p.10-11)
As Christ appearing in this modern day and age (AA3, p.5-6)
Creeping around on this planet (9, p.8)
Creeping around on this planet (AA1, p.19)
Dear Joey, This one I had to write for you (Pluto) (14, p.15)
Dear Readers (21, p.11)
Declaration of Creation (21, p.3)
Every new day is a new door (20, p.19)
Gerard asked me to come by the Factory (12, p.18)
How much you feel is an exact measure of just how alive you are (7, p.13)
How much you feel is an exact measure of just how alive you are (24, p.8)
Human experience is at an all time high (12, p.10)
Human experience is at an all time high (14, p.14)
I am a slimy little black thing (12, p.23)
I found a nest of cockroaches (13, p.7)
I have always easily befriended and immediately loved mean people (16, p.20)
I have written much here that ridicules [from Autobiography] (AA3, p.13)
I NEVER UNDERSTAND THE PRESENT UNTIL IT IS PAST (11, p.10-11)
I used to be degraded but now I am divine (24, p.26)
I'll never forget the day my father took me aside [with Wayne Hansen] (AA3, p.18-19)
I'm going to fuck the world (15, p.11)
If a woman is really a woman, and not just an old girl (15, p.20)
If a woman is really a woman, and not just an old girl (17, p.21)
In the beginning lies the essence of all that is to follow (18, p.12)
In the beginning lies the essence of all that is to follow (19, p.5)
In the beginning. . . . there was God (14, p.16)
Intercourse: dialogue with Jim Kweskin (13, p.17)
It absolutely amazes me (10, p.21)
it made me sad when the lady fell down in the subway today (17, p.17)
Jesus preached compassion (15, p.17)
Last Poem (21, p.5)
Leary (8, p.4)
Letter from Mel Lyman to David Silver of "What's Happening Mr. Silver" (24, p.8)
Letter to Brian Keating of the New York Avatar (AA1, p.4)
Letter to Mel from Kathy and reply (24, p.4)
Loneliness is the sole motivation (21, p.15)
Love [Like a monkey swinging from limb to limb] (24, p.28)
MAN ETERNALLY CREATES WOMAN (16, p.21)
Message to Humanity (AA3, p.3)
More truth, are you ready (3, p.11)
Now that I'm a writer again (13, p.18)
Now that I'm a writer again (23, p.6)
Often people get mad at me for waking them up (12, p.16)
On Abraham Lincoln (10, p.13)
On Abraham Lincoln (19, p.3)
On the subject of LSD (8, p.13)
Once I was Free of Memories (AA1, p.27)
One thing we must constantly keep in mind (11, p.7)
Only a heart that is emptied of sadness can be filled with joy (19, p.12-13)
Patience is the test of character (AA3, p.24)
Pluto (21, p.6)
Plutonians (21, p.7)
Reflections on an empty stomach (18, p.4)
Reply to Mark Hirschhorn's letter (AA3, p.10)
Reply to Patti Ramsey's letter (AA2, p.2)
Review of Jacques Sandulescu's Donbas (AA3, p.12)
Ride a subway during rush hour in New York City (22, p.6)
Some Enlightening News (AA1, p.19)
Some Enlightening News (AA2, p.10)
SOME TIPS ON HOW TO BECOME WISE (11, p.17)
Such a beautiful day dawning (10, p.7)
The Body Does Not Create Life (AA3, p.26)
The Democratic Process (AA2, p.11)
The Fort Hill Community (AA2, p.22-23)
The Hip Movement is guilt ridden (4, p.13)
The more freedom, the more discipline required (AA3, p.20)
The more sensitive the man (AA2, p.6)
The only thing I know is that people have to get together and love one another (21, p.4)
The only thing I know that is greater than me (6, p.13)
The Structure of Structure (Act I) [& David Gude, Jim Kweskin, Joey Goldfarb] (22, p.10-13)
The United States has led the world (13, p.22)
The United States has led the world (19, p.23)
The Whole World is Watching (AA1, p.6-7)
There are a bunch of dirty cocksuckers down in Cambridge (12, p.3)
There is a divine spirit that dwells deep in the heart of man (AA3, p.22)
Tim Leary used to say (20, p.3)
Time for me to blast the filthy eastern ways (14, p.13)
To carry loneliness with grace is dignity (AA2, p.7)
To have to leave what you love (14, p.10-11)
To speak what is ON your MIND (5, p.13)
To speak what is ON your MIND (23, p.8)
To those of you who are unfamiliar with me (1, p.13)
To those of you who are unfamiliar with me (2, p.13)
To those of you who are unfamiliar with me (22, p.5)
Today I am speaking only to those who want to learn (20, p.14)
Transcript of Interview between Mel Lyman and Dave Silver (19, p.17-22)
Understanding can only be created out of MIS-understanding (20, p.15)
Wayne the more I think about it (8, p.5)
WBZ Bob Kennedy radio interview with Wayne, Mel and Eben (June, 1967. partial transcript) (6, p.10-11)
We are here to become compassionate creatures (9, p.13)
We have been afloat now for seven months... (AA2, p.34-35)
Well pricks and chiggers (9, p.15)
Well pricks and chiggers (12, p.16)
When I was a boy growing up in the mountains (15, p.16)
when some people think of sweet jesus with his little toes curling up (10, p.13)
When the rain came (20, p.11)
When, by one experience or another (AA2, p.3)
Without dignity, I am nothing (18, p.3)
Would it surprise you (18, p.9)

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