Can I read The Lords, Notes on Vision on EtoBox?

The Lords, Notes on Vision by James Douglas Morrison, aka, Jim Morrison is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.

What is The Lords, Notes on Vision about?

Jim Morrison self-publishes his first collection of poetry, The Lords: Notes on Vision, in the spring of 1969 at the encouragement of his friend, the poet Michael McClure. Only 100 copies are printed by the Western Lithograph Company in Los Angeles, CA (often mistakenly referred to as Western Lithographers) and Morrison personally distributes them to friends and acquaintances. It is an unusual publication. Designed not as a book but as 82 loose, letter-sized pages printed on Japanese vellum held in a blue cardboard folder with the title and Morrison’s full name, James Douglas Morrison, embossed in gold ink on the front. Morrison told his friend Michael C Ford that its design was meant to resemble a foreign correspondent’s attaché folder. The idea was that these pages could be shuffled around and read in any order. Due to a printing error, some copies of The Lords: Notes on Vision are missing three poems —one about movie theatres, another about Friedrich Nietzsche, and the last about Luis Buñuel’s 1929 surrealist short film, Un Chien Andalou. Rather than 82 pages, these incomplete copies are only 79 pages long. The same three poems are also missing from The Lords And The New Creatur

Who reads The Lords, Notes on Vision?

Author

James Douglas Morrison, aka, Jim Morrison

Publisher

ePubLibre

Published

1969

Language

EN

Category

work of fiction

Subjects

Poetry, General & Miscellaneous Poetry, Humanities