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tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE BIBLIOGRAPHY
(of non-"vanity press" material)
as of early 1995e.v.
This bibliography does not include things that I've published myself.
There is
another bibliography that includes most such things.
This bibliography also doesn't include "plagiarisms" of "my"
material. Once something that I've
"created" enters collective productivity thru "plagiarism"
(especially done
under such names as Monty Cantsin
& Karen Eliot) it's no longer "mine".
Curious scholars can find most of these
recyclings in
SMILE & its variations. Also excluded are
"add-to-&-send-on" publications because of
my lack of adequate records regarding them. One of these latter that
I recall
is the "SMILE - EMIL" originating from Mark Pawson in London, England
in 1985.
- written as: Michael Fredrick Tolson
- published in: the Woodlawn Senior High School Yearbook
(1968-1969)
- Woodlawn, Maryland, us@
- edited by: ?
- written as: Michael Fredrick Tolson
- published in: the Woodlawn Senior High School Yearbook
(1969-1970)
- Woodlawn, Maryland, us@
- edited by: ?
- wriiten as: micha(f)l fr(f)d(f)rick tolson (f)t al
- published in: L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E (Vol. 1, No. 4, August
1978)
- & (corrected) in: the L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E book (1984)
- New York, New York, us@
- edited by: Bruce Andrews & Charles Bernstein
- written as: tentatively, a convenience
- published in: Hard Crabs (February 1979)
- Baltimore, Maryland, us@
- edited by: members of the Maryland Writers Council
(including: Paul
Bartlett)
- &/or "Depiction of Self-Conception as Allurance"
- &/or "t he Frame of Reference Shape Cover Project
Realization #1"
- written as: M T ET AL - & as: TENTATIVELY, A CONVENIENCE
- published in: RAWZ two 1/2 (April 1979)
- London, England, uk
- edited by: cris cheek
- made as: MT
- published in: The Irene Dogmatic Paper Doll Book (1980)
- San Francisco, California, us@
- initiated & assembled by: Irene Dogmatic
- made as: Tim Ore - w/ photo from: Paula Paula
- published in: Hard Crabs (#33, December 1980)
- BalTimOre, Maryland, us@
- edited by: members of the Maryland Writers Council
- made as: MICHAEL FREDERICK TOLSON, KTP
- published in: Signatures: Baltimore Artists' Books Catalogue
- Baltimore, Maryland, us@
- initiated & assembled by: the Merzaum Collective's Desire
Productions
- (particularly: Kirby Malone, Ro Malone, & Marshall
Reese)
- a. - made as: Michael Frederick Tolson ktp zorgo da id
(gg)nt(gg)cajoj
- b. - made as: id ntity - w/ photos from: Rancy Handrews
- published in: DOC(K)S (No. 35, Automne 1981)
- Ventabren, france
- edited by: Kirby Malone & Julien Blaine
- made as: TIM ORE
- photo taken from: Vicious Circles and Infinity
- by Patrick Hughes & George Brecht
- published in: HOMEX (#2, January 1982)
- BalTimOre, Maryland, us@
- edited by: Rick Sugden
- made as: TENTATIVELY, A CONVENIENCE - w/ photo by: Sin-Dee Heidel
- published in: End Paper (Spring 1982)
- Toronto, Ontario, canada
- edited by: Sheila Gostick, Gary Shilling, Kent Tate, Gordon W.
- made as: tentatively, a convenience - w/ photo by: Casandra
von Rinteln
- published in: umbrella (Vol. 5, No. 3, May 1982)
- Glendale, California, us@
- edited by: Judith A. Hoffberg
- contributed as: Tim Ore &/or tentatively, a convenience
- published in: Tarantula Hill Felark Sun = Times Bulletin
Newsletter
- San Antonio, Texas, us@
- edited by: Al Ackerman
- contributed as: tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE
- published in: The Second Transform Book (1983)
- Brøndby Strand, denmark
- initiated & assembled by: Steen Møller
Rasmussen
- contributed as: tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE
- published in: the Stark Fist of Removal ("no. 40, Vol. 17",
1983)
- Dallas, Texas, us@
- edited by: Sacred Scribe #273: Rev. Ivan Stang
- re the Inauguration of the Bal Tim Ore Underground Club
- contributed as: Tim Ore
- assembled in: Thermos (Volume 1, Number 5, March 1983)
- Norfolk, Virginia, us@
- initiated & assembled by: Edgar Allen Bushmiller
- contributed as: Betoor Ahzmayesh, Rahetee - translation to
Japanese: Ms
Land
- published in: False Positive 3
- San Francisco, California, us@
- edited by: Donna Kossy
- written as: tentatively, a convenience
- published in: mambo press update (May 1983)
- San Antonio, Texas, us@
- edited by: Fowl Tony Nunzio
- re the Inauguration of the Bal Tim Ore Underground Club
- contributed as: Tim Ore
- assembled in: Bambù (no. 7, May 1983)
- Pescara, italy
- iniatiated & assembled by: Ubaldo Giacomucci
- a. written as: David A. Bannister; b. assembled as: tentatively, a convenience
- assembled in: Data File - Animals issue
- Los Angeles, California, us@
- initiated & assembled by: Richard Meade
- contributed as: tENTacON - photos taken by John Hagen &
shutfotochins
- published in: The Book of the SubGenius (1st ed:
1983, 2nd ed: 1987)
- us@
- primarily labored over by: Rev. Ivan Stang, LIES, & Hell
Swami John
Hagen
- contributed as: tentatively, a convenience
- published in: 83 SUB GENIUS CON BALTIMORE (September 1983)
- Annapolis & Baltimore, Maryland, us@
- assembled by: the Severn Institute
- contributed as: tentatively, a convenience
- published in: Falling Annual Livingroom Video Festspiel 83
catalog
- Falling, Odder, denmark
- assembled by: Niels Lomholt
- contributed as: Tim Ore
- published in: NEO-NOOZE (1983)
- Tepoztlan, Morelos, Mexico
- edited by:
David 'Oz' Zack
- contributed as: tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE
- published in: High Performance #24 (Volume 6, Number 4, 1983)
- Los Angeles, California, us@
- edited by: Linda Frye Burnham
- b. various reports on t he Poop & Pee Dog Copyright
Violation
Ceremony
- c. photocollage still from "Pee on "Bob"'s Head"
- submitted as: tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE
- published in: the Stark Fist of Removal (No. 41, Vol. 17,
1984)
- slaved over by: Rev. Ivan Stang, doktor
ecstaticus
- written as: TENTATIVELY, A CONVENIENCE
- published in: FOMT QT BULLETIN #4 (1984)
- Larne, Antrim, north ireland
- edited by: DJ
029
a. gold striped bugeleisen image & b. "Stop Normality Before It
Stops You"
photo
- contributed as: tentatively, a convenience
- published in: A Trip to Akademgorod (Jan/Feb 1984)
- Forte dei Marmi, italy
- intiated & assembled by:
Vittore Baroni
- written somewhat confusingly as:
- Margarita Correa de Uribe, Steven V. Sklar, & Frank C.
Robey, Jr.
- published in: Factsheet Five (February 1984)
- Medford, Massachussetts, us@
- edited by: Mike Gunderloy
- written as: tentatively, a convenience
- published in: OP ("V" issue, March-April 1984)
- Olympia, Washington, us@
- edited by: John Foster
- the 1st part written by: Pam Purdy
- the 2nd part written by: David Yaffe
- (as edited by: tentatively, a convenience)
- published in: OP ("W" issue, May-June 1984)
- Olympia, Washington, us@
- edited by: John Foster
- contributed as: tentatively, a convenience
- assembled in: LEVEL 7
- Indianapolis, Indiana, us@
- assembled by: Dennis Baldwin
- c. "In Support of Fun & Against Polarizing Authorities
Vs",
- d. "New York / BalTimOre Name Exchange Proposal Letter",
- d. written as: Tim Ore; all others written as: tentatively, a
convenience
- published in: Neoist Prototype Ark Two (Double Issue number
one, 1983/1984)
- Paris, france
- edited by: Reinhardt U. Sevol
- & b. "Monty Cantsin
performing w/ White Colours Transparent SMILE
proposal"
- a. written as: tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE; b. written as:
Monty Cantsin
- published in: neoism open
popstar popstar Cantsin/Kantor
- or: an open letter & its responses (late 1984?)
- Würzburg, west germany
- initiated & edited by: Peter Below
- made as: santa tentatively, a convenience
- published in: Religion in America
- Denton, Texas, us@
- initiated & asembled by: idle time
- written as: tentatively, a convenience & SMILE
- published in: SMILE - issue 7 - Neoism: Dance the Monty
Cantsin (early
1985)
- London, England, uk
- edited by: Monty Cantsin
- written as: TENTATIVELY, A CONVENIENCE
- published in: SMILE - Neoist Music Anthology, 1985 (spring)
- Montréal, Québec, canada
- edited by: Monty Cantsin
- & solicitation of contributions to:
- written as: Monty Cantsin -
translated into German by: Peter Küstermann
- published in: SMILE (issue 2, spring 1985)
- Minden, west germany
- edited by: Jo Klaffki
- & 5 utters of ignorance haircut"
- made as: tentatively, a convenience
- assembled in: Total 4 (May 1985)
- Odzaci, yugoslavia
- initiated & assembled by: Nenad Bogdanovic
041
"Monty Cantsin performing w/ White Colours Transparent SMILE
proposal"
- written as: Monty Cantsin
- published in: SECOND MANIFESTo no: 3 (July 1985)
- Odzaci, yugoslavia
- initiated & assembled by: Nenad Bogdanovic
- written as: tentatively, a convenience
- published in: Lost and Found Times (No. 17/18, August 1985)
- Columbus, Ohio, us@
- edited by: John M. Bennett
- made as: tentatively, a convenience
- assembled in: Hagaki Magazine - On Air
- Inomiya City, Hyogo, japan
- initiated & assembled by: Misao Kusumoto
- & 5 utters of ignorance haircut"
- & b. "SHIMO UNDERGROUND ANT(HOLY)G proposal etc letter"
- made as: tentatively, a convenience
- published in: Popular Reality (Number 8, August-September
1985)
- Ann Arbor, Michigan, us@
- edited by: Rev. Crowbar
- & b. "THROW (A) PARTY/PARTIES AT VISITOR(S) FROM T HE
FUTURE(S):
- written as: tentatively, a convenience
- published in: LISME (issue 4, October 1985)
- Amsterdam, the netherlands
- edited by: Monty Cantsin
- contributed as: tentatively, a convenience
- assembled in: EKSTRAKTION
- Tournay, belgium
- initiated & assembled by: Dr. Piotr Aakoun
- contributed as: tentatively, a convenience
- published in: Polaroid-Self Portraits (1985)
- Zushi, japan
- assembled by: Kowa Kato
- written as: Tim Ore
- published in: Hare/Hunter/Field
- Fremont, California, us@
- edited by: AMK
- a. made as: tentatively, a convenience; b. written as: T. Ore
- published in: Popular Reality (Number 10, December
1985-January 1986)
- Ann Arbor, Michigan, us@
- edited by: Rev. Crowbar
- interviewed by: Trevor - as: tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE
- published in: Surreal Estates 6 (March & April 1986)
- Knoxville, Tennessee, us@
- edited by: Trevor
- written as: tentatively, a convenience & Betoor Ahzmayesh
Rahetee
- published in: Popular Reality (Number 11, February-March
1986)
- Ann Arbor, Michigan, us@
- edited by: Rev. Crowbar
- made as: Tim Ore or TENTATIVELY
- published in: Work in Progress 11
- Zurich, switzerland
- edited by: Manfred Vançi Stirnemann
- & b. "an open letter regarding the Shimo
Underground/RCP/
- Haymarket Centennial controversy"
- written as: tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE
- published in: Popular Reality (Number 12, April-May 1986)
- Ann Arbor, Michigan, us@
- edited by: Rev. Crowbar
- made as: tentatively, a convenience
- published in: Popular Reality (Number 13, June-July 1986)
- Ann Arbor, Michigan, us@
- edited by: Rev. Crowbar
- made as: tentatively, a convenience
- published in: Work in Progress 12
- Zurich, switzerland
- edited by: Manfred Vançi Stirnemann
- written as: tentatively, a convenience
- published in: Popular Reality (Number 16, December
1986-January 1987)
- Ann Arbor, Michigan, us@
- edited by: Rev. Crowbar
- made as: tentatively, a convenience
- published in: Neoism Now
(postcard edition) (February 1987)
- Berlin, west germany
- assembled by: Graf Haufen
- written as: tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE
- (re)published in: Popular Reality (Number 17, February-March
1987)
- Ann Arbor, Michigan, us@
- edited by: Rev. Crowbar
- written as: tentatively, a convenience
- published in: Light Times
- Los Angeles, California, us@
- edited by: ?
- written as: tentatively, a convenience
- published in: A. C. Gazette #7
- Champaign, Illinois, us@
- edited by: Katherine Nichols
- contributed as: tentatively, a convenience
- published in: the very last Popular Reality
- Ann Arbor, Michigan, us@
- edited by: Rev. Crowbar
- contributed as: tentatively, a convenience
- published in: Phosphorusflourish 19 (1987)
- Champaign, Illinois, us@
- edited by: John Rininger
- contributed as: tentatively, a convenience
- published in: PELO + - HAIR - 13 (1987)
- PELO -
- Ponte Nossa, (BG), italy
- initiated & edited by: emilio morandi
- contributed as: tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE
- published in: KAOS (Number 10)
- London, England, uk
- edited by: Joel Biroco
- contributed (ambiguously) as: tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE
- published in: Shattered Wig Review #1
- Baltimore, Maryland, us@
- edited by: Rupert Wondolowski & Alfred
Merchlinsky
- contributed as: tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE
- published in: PhotoStatic (No. 31, July 1988)
- Iowa City, Iowa, us@
- edited by: Lloyd Dunn
- contributed (ambiguously) as: tentatively, a convenience
- published in: Box of Water (Vol. 1, #4, 1988)
- San Francisco, California, us@
- edited by: Stephen Perkins
- attributed to: tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE
- published in: The Assault on Culture (1988)
- London, England, uk
- quoted in the book by: Stewart Home
- written as: tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE - with: John Sheehan(2
- published in: (S)CRAP 6 - the death & dismemberment issue
- Phoenix, Arizona, us@
- edited by: Chris Winkler
- contributed as: Tim Ore
- published in: Shattered Wig Review #3
- BalTimOre, Maryland, us@
- edited by: Rupert Wondolowski & Alfred
Merchlinsky
- interviewed by: Scott Stark - as: tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE
- published in: Cinematograph (Vol. 3 - interviewed in 1986,
published in
1988)
- San Francisco, California, us@
- edited by: Christine Tamblyn
- credited to: TENTATIVELY
- published in: Perpetual Motion #24 - SMILE (Fall 1988?)
- Brooklyn, New York, us@
- edited by: Matty Jankowski
- written as: tENT
- published in: SMILE - Suicide (Late Summer / Early Fall 1988)
- Dundee, Scotland, uk
- edited by: Pete Horobin
- written as: Tim Ore
- published in: CoBalt Newsletter (December 1988)
- BalTimOre, Maryland, us@
- edited by: Ellen Dontigney?
- a. based on a photo of a painting by: Tim Ore
- & b. created collaboratively under the name of: Karen
Eliot
- published in: Variant (Number 6)
- Dundee, Scotland, uk
- edited by: Malcolm Dickson & Lorna Waite
- written as: Tim Ore
- published in: SOUS LE MANTEAU - édition
spéciale
- Montréal, Québec, canada
- edited by: Michel Lefebvre
- written & otherwise assembled as: tENTATIVELY, a
cONVENIENCE
- book (1989)
- BalTimOre, Maryland, us@
- published by: Tom DiVenti & Apathy Press
- written as: tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE - with: John Sheehan(2
- published in: ottotole (Number 3, Spring 1989)
- San Francisco, California, us@
- edited by: Michael Amnasan
- a. written as: Tim Ore; b. written as: E. G. Head
- published in: CoBalt Magazine (vol. 1, number 2, October
1989)
- BalTimOre, Maryland, us@
- edited by: Mok
- contributed as: tentatively, a convenience
- published in: OVO 7 - Information (October 1989)
- Knoxville, Tennessee
- edited by: Trevor Blake
- written as: tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE
- published in: The Monthly Me@nder (volume 2, number 10, March
1990)
- Rensselaer, New York, us@
- edited by: Mike Gunderloy
083
a. letter re "Hearing Double in Lacquerland",
- b. "the Portable Booed USIC [Busking] Unit /Nuclear Brain
Physics Surgery
School Lab / Philosopher's Union Member['s] Mouthpiece /
Blatnerphone
Hallucinomat", &
- c. "An Awful Title in the Life of a Temporary
Worker"
- a. written as: tentatively, a convenience;
- b. created as: tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE - w/ photos by:
John Berndt;
- & c. written as: Michael Tolson
- published in: Gajoob #5 (1990)
- Salt Lake City, Utah, us@
- edited by: Bryan Baker
- written as: Tim Ore
- published in: The Single Eye #2 - reviews (Winter 1990)
- Montréal, Québec, canada
- edited by: Allan Clark
- provided image altered & returned as: tentatively, a
convenience
- published in: The Institute of Fatuous Research declares
- That All Artists Should be Wrecked and Returned
- Stoke-On-Trent, England, uk
- initiated & assembled by: O.Jason
- Nuclear Brain Physics Surgery School Lab /
- written as: tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE - w/ photos by: John
Berndt
- published in: Experimental Musical Instruments (Volume VI #1,
June 1990)
- Nicasio, California, us@
- edited by: Bart Hopkin
- written as: tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE
- published in: Retrofuturism 13 (July 1990)
- Iowa City, Iowa, us@
- edited by: the Tape-beatles
- no authorship listed
- published in: N D 1 3
- Austin, Texas, us@
- edited by: Daniel Plunkett
- made as: tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE
- published in: FIXED IDEA - OBSESSION catalogo (June 1990)
- Verona, Italy
- initiated & assembled by: Luciano Olivato
- no authorship listed
- published in: The Single Eye #3 (1990)
- Montréal, Québec, canada
- edited by: Allan Clark
- written as: "Moms" Brutus in collaboration w/ Professor
"Footlong" Franks
- published in: MadWoman (No. 1, 1990)
- Chicago, Illinois, us@
- edited by: Helena Perkins
- written as: "Moms" Brutus in collaboration w/ Professor
"Footlong" Franks
- published in: Krylon Underground (October 1990)
- Bethesda, Maryland, us@
- edited by: Robert N. German jr.
- no authorship listed
- published in: Weiver Review (Number 3/4, September 1990)
- Portland, Maine, us@
- edited by: an uncredited S'Pool
- b. "Confession in Support of the 1990 - 1993 Art Strike",
- a. no authorship listed; b. written as: Tim Ore; c. written
as: E. G.
Head;
- d. written as: Tim Ore; e. written as: Tim Ore; f. made as:
Tim Ore;
- g. written as "Moms" Brutus in collaboration w/ Professor
"Footlong"
Franks;
- h. written as: Born Again Pimp; i. no authorship listed
- in collaboration w/ John E
- published in: Reality Sandwich - Worth a Year's Pay Issue #1
- BalTimOre, Maryland, us@
- edited by: A Smith & John E
- written as: tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE
- published in: Gajoob #6 (Autumn 1990)
- Salt Lake City, Utah, us@
- edited by: Bryan Baker
- written as: Tim Ore
- published in: Leisure
- Cardiff, Wales, uk
- edited by: Matthew Fuller
- written as: "Moms" Brutus in collaboration w/ Professor
"Footlong" Franks
- published in: Black Eye (no. 10, Winter 1990/91)
- New York City, New York, us@
- edited by: ?
- written as: tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE
- published in: Retrofuturism 14 (January 1991)
- Iowa City, Iowa, us@
- edited by: the Tape-Beatles
- written (ambiguously) as: Protestors against gods in the
Gulf
- (a collaboration w/ John E)
- published in: Reality Sandwich 1313
- BalTimOre, Maryland, us@
- edited by: John E & A Smith
- written as: Karen Eliot
- published in: Reality Sandwich 14
- BalTimOre, Maryland, us@
- edited by: A Smith & John E
- no authorship listed
- published in: Reality Sandwich 15
- BalTimOre, Maryland, us@
- edited by: John E & A Smith
- written as: tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE
- published in: Gajoob #7 (Summer 1991)
- Salt Lake City, Utah, us@
- edited by: Bryan Baker
- written as: tentatively, a convenience
- published in: OVO 12 - Science (November 1991)
- Knoxville, Tennessee
- edited by: Trevor Blake
105
a. "Melody" & b. dear joe letter explaining 2 minimal tapes
- written as: tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE
- published in: H23 #3 - the minimal(ism) issue (1991)
- Athens, Ohio, us@
- edited by: Ron Rice
- made as: tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE
- published in: Mark Pawson's book that resulted from moving in
November 1991
- London, England, uk
- created by: Mark Pawson
- interviewed by: V. Marek & James Welch - as: tENTATIVELY,
a cONVENIENCE
- published in: Wray (1992)
- Cleveland, Ohio, us@
- edited by: V. Marek & James Welch
- Nuclear Brain Physics Surgery School Lab /
- written as: tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE - w/ photos by: John
Berndt
- published in: Cassette Mythos (1992)
- Brooklyn, New York, us@
- edited by: Robin James
- made as: tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE
- published in: Painted Bride Quarterly (Number 46, 1992)
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, us@
- edited by: Teresa Leo
- made as: tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE
- published in: Collateral Damage: The Unseen Cost of Gun
Violence catalog
(1992)
- Baltimore, Maryland & Arlington, Virginia, us@
- curated by: Mary Ann Crowe
- attributed to: Mike Film
- published in: egomania
- Derbyshire, England, uk
- initiated & edited by: Mr. Gossip
- excerpt from: More Information than most people are likely to
want to read
- written as: tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE
- published in: VITAL - Supplement to Issue 29 (May 1 1993)
- the netherlands
- more or less steered by: Frans de Waard, Anton Viergever, Ios
Smolders,
- Peter Duimelinks, & Alessandro Aiello
113
"The Gold Flag of Near Neologisms: The Striped Page"
- written as: tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE
- published in: COPY-LEFT 9
- Zürich, switzerland
- edited by: m.vanci stirnemann
- made as: tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE
- published in: Members Only catalog
- Barcelona, spain
- curated by: Ruth Turner & Lola Estrany
- Guerrilla Playfare, booed usic, Mad Scientist Didactions,
Acts of As-Beenism,
- So-Called Whatevers, Psychopathfinding, etc..
- written as: tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE
- published in: X 94 - junge kunst + kultur catalog
- Berlin, germany
- assembled by: staff of & participants in the exhibition
- written as: tentatively, a convenience
- published as: Puzzle Writing
- Pullman, Washington, us@
- published by: Crag Hill & SCORE
tENTATIVELY, a
cONVENIENCE
- c/o the Funny Farm (as of early 1995e.v.)
- RR#4,
Markdale,
Ontario, N0C 1H0, Caca-Nada
or c/o Box 382, BalTimOre, MD,
21203,
us@