books by Gillian McCain

books by Gillian McCain

books:

Gillian McCain

Please Kill Me: Uncensored Oral History of Punk

Legs McNeil, Gillian McCain

Abacus, 1997

THE definitive primer on NY punk
Sometime in the late 1960's, a bad mojo was beginning to well up within the ranks of the flower power movement. There were quite a few disaffected outsiders that seemed to have figured out that the revolution was not destined to last, that it was in fact quickly ...

Please Kill Me: The Uncensored Oral History of Punk

Legs McNeil, Gillian McCain

Penguin (Non-Classics), 1997

First Book On Punk I Ever Read.
This is going to be short and sweet...like me. I read this book at the ripe age of 12. I was just getting into The Ramones and this book is just fantastic. I was just getting into Punk back then but I beleive that this is a good book for even people that know a lot ...

Please Kill Me
Legs/ McCain, Gillian McNeil

Pgw, 2006

Please Kill Me: The Uncensored Oral History of Punk (An Evergreen book)

Legs McNeil, Gillian McCain

Grove Press, 2006

As authentic as it gets.......a riveting roller-coaster of a read
Sometime in the late 1960's, a bad mojo was beginning to well up within the ranks of the flower power movement. There were quite a few disaffected outsiders that seemed to have figured out that the revolution was not destined to last, that it was in fact quickly ...

Please Kill Me!
Gillian McCain

Hannibal Verlag GmbH, 2004

Tilt (Literature Profiles Series)
Gillian McCain

Hard Press Editions, 1996

In this bright collection of prose poems, Gillian McCain takes us on high-velocity spins to the four corners of what we thought was a familiar world. Neither it nor we will ever be quite the same again. So be careful of the swallows when you open the garage door. Harry Mathews

Religion
Gillian McCain

Figures, 1999

Poetry. New work by the author of TILT (The Figures/Hard) which is also available from SPD. The 24 poems in this book all have big noun names, such as "Blood," "Shopping," or "Poetry." "I like it. In areas of boredom, it is not one of my problems. But I don't give a shit about the fine points of my art. There is always a curious lack of depth ...