Introduction
Hugh Bernard Fox Jr. (February 12, 1932 – September 4, 2011) was a writer, novelist, poet and anthropologist and one of the founders of the Pushcart Prize for literature. He has been published in numerous literary magazines and was the first writer to publish a critical study of Charles Bukowski. He converted to Judaism later in life despite having been a Catholic. He had six children, Hugh B. Fox, III, Cecilia Fox, Marcella (Kevin Brown) Fox, Margaret Sadock, Alexandra E. (Ray Barker) Fox, and Christopher Fox; four grandchildren, Gabrielle Brown, Rebecca Sadock, Alexander Sadock, and Beatrice Barker;
Personal
Hugh Fox junior was born into an Irish-Catholic family in Chicago in 1932. His father was Hugh Fox Senior. Hugh Fox senior (April 7, 1985 – December 8, 1970), my grandfather, attended the Stritch School of Medicine of Loyola University, Chicago. Hugh Fox senior was a staff physician for 15 years at Oak Forest Hospital. He served in WW I. My father has portrayed Hugh Fox senior, his father as being an abusive tyrant in his novels. There is absolutely no evidence to back up this claim and everyone who knew my grandfather agreed that he was a gentle soul. My grandfather died in Sun City, California.
Hugh Fox junior spent his childhood studying violin, piano, composition and opera with his Viennese teacher Zerlina Muhlman Metzger and was a member of her All Children’s’ Grand Opera run. His first wife was the Peruvian poet and professor Lucia Fox Lockert. His second wife was Nona Grimes. His third wife was Maria Bernadete Costa in Brazil and they married in1978.
Education
He attended St. Frances De Paula Grammar School and graduated in 1946. He attended Leo Catholic High School, on the south west side of Chicago. He became interested in literature and the arts at a young age, and attended Chicago’s Jesuit College, Loyola University. Initially he studied pre-med at the urging of his father but decided to get a Ph.D. in literature instead. He received a M.A. degree in English from Loyola University in Chicago. His Ph.D. was in American Literature from the University of Illinois (Urbana-Champaign).
Career
He was the founder and on the board of directors of the International Organization of Independent Publishers (COSMEP) from 1968-1996 when COSMEP was disbanded. He was the editor of Ghost Dance: The International Quarterly of Experimental Poetry from 1968-1995. He was the Latin American editor of Western World Review & North American Review, during the 60’s. He was a contributing reviewer on Smith/ Pulpsmith, Choice etc. He had been a contributing reviewer to SPR and SMR. He was listed in Who’s Who: The Two Thousand Most Important Writers in the Last Millenium, Dictionary of Middlewestern Writers, and The International Who’s Who.
He was an associate professor at Loyola University (now Loyola-Marymount University) in Los Angeles for 10 years from 1958 to 1968. He was a professor at Michigan State University (MSU) from 1968 to 1998. While at MSU, he taught Freshman Composition in the American Thought and Language Department. When he retired, he was a Professor Emeritus. He often worked abroad while a professor at Loyola University and MSU.
He received Fulbright Professorships at the University of Hermosillo in Mexico in 1961, the Instituto Pedagogico de Caracas and Universidad Catolica in Caracas from 1964 to 1966. He was a John Carter Brown Library Fellow at Brown University in 1968 (Studies in sixteenth and seventeenth century Spanish economics and avant-garde literature). He received an Organization of American States Grant to study Latin American Studies/Argentinean Literature at the University of Buenos Aires in 1971. He was Fulbright professor at the University of Santa Catarina in Brazil from 1978-1980. He studied Latin American literature for one year at Mendoza Foundation (Caracas) with Mariano Picon-Salas. He received an OAS grant to act as an archaeologist in the Atacama Desert of Chile in 1986.
Alphabetical List of Works
10170, Trout Creek Press, Parkdale, Oregon, 1986. (Connie Fox)
40 Poems, Colecin Nuestro Tiempo, Caracas, Venezuela, 1966.
76 pages of The Guernica Cycle — The Year Franco Died. Cherry Valley Editions, Cherry Valley, New York, 1986.
Alex, Rubicon Press, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Spring, 2008. Cover by M.B.Costa-Fox.
Almazora 42, Laughing Bear Press, San Jose, California, 1982.
America Hoy: Un Cursillo En Estudios Norteamericanos, M.A.Garcia, Caracas, Venezuela, 1965.
An Analytical Checklist of Books from Something Else Press, published as Vol.6, No.1, of the Small Press Review (Issue Number 21, March, 1974).
Apotheosis of Olde Towne, Fat Frog Press, San Bruno, California, 1968.
Approaching: Poems of Brazil, CreateSpace, 2011
Babicka, Kangaroo Court Publishing, Erie, Pennslvania, 1986.(Connie Fox)
Back, Ye Olde Font Shoppe, New Haven, Connecticut, 1999.
Black Frogs, Mystery Island Publications (www.mysteryisland.net), 2004.
Blood Cocoon, Presa Press, Rockford Michigan, 2005 (Connie Fox)
Boston: A Long Poem, Ibbetson Street Press, Somerville, Massachusetts, 2002.
Camel-Lion Gypsy Shadow Publishing, 2011
Capabilities, Ghost Dance Press, East Lansing, Michigan, 1969.
Connect, Etopia Press, 2011
Countdown on an Empty Streetcar, Abyss, Somerville, Massachusetts, 1969.
Charles Bukowski: A Critical and Bibliographical Study, Abyss Publications, 1969.
Defiance, Higganum Hill Press,Higganum, Connecticut, 2006.
Depths of Dragons, Skylight Press, 2010.
Echoes Off the Human Tribe, Hellric Publications, Boston, 1971.
Entre Nous, Trout Creek Press, Parkdale, Oregon, 1992. (Connie Fox.)
Eye Into Now, Ediciones de la Frontera, Los Angeles, California, 1967.
Finalmente/Finally, Solo Press, California, 2007
First Fire: Central and South American Indian Poetry, edited with an introduction by Hugh Fox , Anchor Press/Doubleday, Garden City, NY , 1978.
For Richard (Dick) Thomas� Fiftieth Birthday, Zerx Press, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 1991.
Ghost Dance Anthology: 25 Years of Poetry from Ghost Dance 1968-1993: Other Kinds of Scores, Whitston Publishing Company, Incorporated, 1994.
Ghosts, Green Panda Press, Cleveland Heights, Ohio, Spring, 2008. Cover by M.B. Costa-Fox.
Glyphs, Fat Frog Press, San Bruno, California, 1969.
Goddesses, Implosion Press, Stow, Ohio, 1985.
Gods of the Cataclysm. Aardwolfe Books, 1976
Guernica Cycle: The Year Franco Died, Cherry Valley Editions, 1986.
Handbook Against Gorgons, A Ghost Dance Press Pilot Edition, East Lansing, Michigan, 1971.
Handbook Against Gorgons, A Ghost Dance Press Pilot Edition, East Lansing, Michigan, 1971. (Drawings by E. Vigo).
Happy Deathday, Vagabond Press, Ellensburg, Washington, 1977.
Henry James: A Critical Introduction, Westburg Association Publication, June, 1968.
Home of the Gods, Galde Press, Inc., 2003
Honeymoon/Mom, published as a special issue of December Magazine,Chicago, Vol. 20, Nos.3/4, 1978.
Huaca, Ghost Dance Press, East Lansing, Michigan, 1975.
Hugh Fox: Greatest Hits, 1968-2001, Pudding House Publications, Johnstown, Ohio, 2003.
Icehouse & The Thirteen Keys to Talmud, Crossing Chaos Press in London, Ontario.
Icehouse, A Roots Forming Press Book, Okemos, Michigan, 1970-71.Published again in 2009 by Crossing Chaos Press in Canada, in the same volume as Thirteen Keys to Talmuc.
Immortal Jaguar, Skylight Press, 2011.
In the Beginning, MuseItUp Publishing, 2011
Jamais Vu, Dusty Dog, Zuni, New Mexico, 1992.
Kansas City Westport Mantras, A Ghost Dance Press Pilot Edition, East Lansing, Michigan, January, 1971.
Leviathan — An Indian Ocean Whale Herd Journal, Carpenter Press, Pomeroy, Ohio, 1981.
Lyn Lifshin: A Critical Study, Whitston Publishing Company, Troy, New York, 1985.
Mind Shaft, Ghost Dance Press, East Lansing, MIchigan, 1969.”One scene per page, to be performed in random (dis)order.”
Nachthymnen, J. Muddfoot, Mudborn Press, Santa Barbara, California, 1986.(Connie Fox)
Oma: A Long Poem About the Amerindian Year Cycle Seen Through the Eyes of the Goddesses, Implosion Press, Stow, Ohio, 1985.
Ommm and Other Play, World Audience, 2006.
Once, Permeable Press, San Francisco, California, 1995.
Open Letter to a Closed System, Mercenary Press, Cleveland, Ohio, 1969.
Opening the Door to French Film, World Audience, 2007
Our Lady of Laussel, Spectacular Diseases Press, Peterborough, England, 1991 (Connie Fox).
Papa Funk: A Novel Excerpt, Brian C. Clark, Publisher, San Diego, California, 1986.
Paralytic Grandpa Dream Secretions, Morgan Press, Milwaukee, Wisconsin,1971.
Paralytic Grandpa Dream Secretions, Morgan Press, Milwaukee, Wisconsin,1971.
Peace / La Paix , Higganum Hill, Connecticut, 2008.
Peeple, Dustbooks, Paradise, California, 1973.
Poesia Também é Literatura: Uma Antologia de Poesia Norteamericana Contemporanea, edited with an introduction by Hugh Fox, published as Vol.1, Numbers 2 and 3 of Ilha do Desterro, U. of Santa Catarina, Florianópolis, Brazil, May, 1979.
Problemas de Nuestro Tiempo, introduction by Mariano Baptista Gumucio, M.A.Garcia, Caracas, Venezuela, 1966.
Rediscovering America, World Audience, 2009
Reunion, Luminis Books, 2011
Revoir, All Things that Matter Press, 2009.
Secrets of Jewish Success, 2006.
Shaman, Permeable Press, 1993.
Skin, Gland Press (really Abyss…this is a satire on early Lifshin), Somerville, Massachusetts, no date.
Slides, special edition of Lilliput Review, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, July, 2000.
Son of Camelot Meets the Wolfman, Quixote, Madison, Wisconsin, 1969.
Song of Christopher, Clock Radio,n.p., 1987.
Soul-Catcher Songs, Ediciones de la Frontera, Los Angeles, California, 1967.
Strata, Mayapple Press, Saginaw, Michigan, 1998.
Survival Handbook: For my Son (And Youngest Daughter), Cats Pajamas , Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1972.
Techniques, K.C./Chicago Poems, Scars Publications, Chicago, Illinois,1995.
The Angel of Death: O Anjo da Morte, Ibbetson Street Press, Somerville, Massachusetts, undated. 2001.
The Angel of the Chairs, a series of 6 poems with accompanying lithographs by the Argentinian artist, Amalia Cortina Aravena, Ghost Dance Press, East Lansing, Michigan, undated, but probably 1971. One copy in the Special Collections at Michigan State U. library, 2 copies in the possession of the author, the rest destroyed.
The Book of Ancient Revelations, EcceNova, BC Canada, 2004.
The Brazil Poems, CreateSpace, 2008.
The Coils of Eternity, published in sections as part of Wood Line magazine on line by Wood Coin Press, 2009-2 010.
The Collected Poetry, Thrope Springs Press, Austin, TX 2006
The Collected Poetry, World Audience, 2008.
The Dream of the Black Topaze Chamber: The Poem Cycle, Ghost Poney Press, Madison, Wisconsin, 1983. (as Connie Fox)
The Ecological Suicide Bus, Camels Coming Press, San Francisco, California, 1970.
The Face of Guy Lombardo, The Fault Press, Fremont, California, 1976.
The Ghost Dance Anthology: Twenty-Five Years of Poetry from Ghost Dance, 1968-1993/Other Kinds of Scores, Whitston Publishing Company, Troy, New York, 1994, preceded by a spiralbound notebook used in classes at MSU, called Other Kinds of Scores,Phase 1, 1991.
The Headless Centaurs–Their Voyage and Conquest, centerfold book in The Wormwood Review, Storrs, Connecticut, Vol.8, No.4, Issue Number 32, 1968.
The Home of Gods, Galde Press, 2005
The Industrial Ablution, Ghost Dance Press, E. Lansing, Michigan, 1971.
The Invisibles–A Dialectic, The Smith, New York, New York, by arrangement with Horizon Press, New York-London, 1976.
The Last Summer, Xenos Books, Pasadena, California, 1995.
The Living Underground, An Anthology of Contemporary American Poetry, ed. by Hugh Fox and Sam Cornish, mimeo edition, Ghost Dance Press, East Lansing, MIchigan, 1969.
The Living Underground: A Critical Overview, Whitston Publishing Company, Troy, New York, 1970.
The Living Underground: A Prose Anthology, Whitston Press, Troy,New York, 1999.
The Living Underground: An Anthology of Contemporary American Poetry, Whitston Publishing Company, Troy, New York, 1973.
The Lord Said Unto Satan, 2011 by Post Mortem Press (Cincinnati)
The Mythological Foundations of the Epic Genre: The Solar Voyage as the Hero’s Journey, The Edwin Mellen Press, Lewiston/Queenston/Lampeter,1989.
The Place of the Yellow Woodpecker, Drill Press, 2010.
The Permeable Man, Black Sun Press, Brooklyn, New York, 1969.
The Sacred Cave and Other Poems, Omega Cat Press, Cupertino, California, 1992.
The Schönbrunn Monologues, Dramatika, Tarpon Springs, Florida,Vol.14, Fall, 1981.
The Year Book, Ravenna Press, 2011
Through a Glass Darkly, Sunbury Press, 2011.
Tiawanaku: The Trip to Bolivia, a section of Voyage to the House of the Sun but published as a separate chapbook by Limited Editions Press, Las Vegas, Nevada, 1988.
Time, Presa Press, Rockford, Michigan, 2005.
Time, The Plowman, Ontario, Canada, 1992.
Updating: A Do It Yourself Handbook on Modern Poetry, Ghost Dance Press, East Lansing, Michigan, 1974.
Voices, Three-Legged Dog Press, Plymouth, Michigan, 2002.
Way, Way Off the Road: The Memoirs of an Invisible Man, Ibbetson Street Press of Somerville, Massachusetts, 2006.
Where Sanity Begins, Cervena Barva Press, Somervllle, Masssachusetts, 2009.
Who Me: A Memoir, Sunbury Press, 2011
Wobbley Zombies, Goose River Press, 2004.
Yama, Publish America, 2007
Yo Yo Poems, Allegra Press, East Lansing, Michigan, 1977.
List of Works by Subject
A. Anthropology-Archaeology-Sociology —
Rediscovering America, World Audience, 2008.
The Home of the Gods, Galde Press, 2005.
The Book of Ancient Revelations, EcceNova in B.C., Canada, 2004.
The Voyage to the House of the Sun — The Place of Tiawanaku in Ancient Myth and Reality. Spiral-bound edition published by the author and used in his classes at Michigan State University, 1991-1993.and updated in the Fall of 1994, title changed to Pre-Columbian Contexts.
The Mythological Foundations of the Epic Genre: The Solar Voyage as the Hero’s Journey, The Edwin Mellen Press, Lewiston/Queenston/Lampeter,1989.
Tiawanaku: The Trip to Bolivia, a section of Voyage to the House of the Sun but published as a separate chapbook by Limited Editions Press, Las Vegas, Nevada, 1988.
First Fire: Central and South American Indian Poetry, edited with an introduction by Hugh Fox , Anchor Press/Doubleday, Garden City, NY , 1978.
Gods of the Cataclysm, Harper’s Magazine Press in Association with Harper and Row, New York, 1976.
Problemas de Nuestro Tiempo, introduction by Mariano Baptista Gumucio, M.A.Garcia, Caracas, Venezuela, 1966.
America Hoy: Un Cursillo En Estudios Norteamericanos, M.A.Garcia, Caracas, Venezuela, 1965.
B. Literary Criticism —
Lyn Lifshin: A Critical Study, Whitston Publishing Company, Troy, New York, 1985.
The Poetry of Charles Potts:Criticism, Dustbooks, Number 12 in The “American Dust” Series, Paradise, California, 1979.
An Analytical Checklist of Books from Something Else Press, published as Vol.6, No.1, of the Small Press Review (Issue Number 21, March, 1974).
Updating: A Do It Yourself Handbook on Modern Poetry, Ghost Dance Press, East Lansing, Michigan, 1974.
The Living Underground: A Critical Overview, Whitston Publishing Company, Troy, New York, 1970.
Charles Bukowski: A Critical and Bibliographical Study, Abyss Publications, Somerville, Massachusetts, 1969.
C. Novels
Icehouse and Thirteen Keys to Talmud, Crossing Chaos Press, Canada, 2009.
The Coils of Eternity, published in sections as part of Wood Line magazine on line by Wood Coin Press, 2009-2 010.
Yama, Publish America, Frederick, Maryland, 2007.
The Last Summer, Xenos Books, Pasadena, California, 1995.
Shaman, Permeable Press, San Francisco, 1993.
Papa Funk: A Novel Excerpt, Brian C. Clark, Publisher, San Diego, California, 1986.
Leviathan — An Indian Ocean Whale Herd Journal, Carpenter Press, Pomeroy, Ohio, 1981.
Honeymoon/Mom, published as a special issue of December Magazine,Chicago, Vol. 20, Nos.3/4, 1978.
The Invisibles–A Dialectic, The Smith, New York, New York, by arrangement with Horizon Press, New York-London, 1976.
Just, Venice Publishing Corporation, Van Nuys, California, 1972.
The Angel, the Mago and Mama Glinka, A Ghost Dance Pilot Edition, Ghost Dance Press, East Lansing, Michigan, 1972.
Icehouse, A Roots Forming Press Book, Okemos, Michigan, 1970-71.Published again in 2009 by Crossing Chaos Press in Canada, in the same volume as Thirteen Keys to Talmuc.
Countdown on an Empty Streetcar, Abyss, Somerville, Massachusetts, 1969.
D. Poetry.
The Brazil Poems (2009), Cave Moon Press, Yakima, Washington, Fall, 2009.
Nunca Mais / Never Again, Poruguese / English Poems, Cornerstone Press, 2008.
The Brazil Poems (2008), Whims of an Angel Press, Yakima, Washington , Fall, 2008.
Now-Alive , Green Panda Press, Cleveland Heights, OH, 2008. Illustrations by Peter Tabor.
Peace / La Paix out from Higganum Hill Books, Higganum Hill, Connecticut, 2008.
The Collected Poetry(540 pp.), World Audience, NYC, 2008.
Alex, Rubicon Press, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Spring, 2008. Cover by M.B.Costa-Fox.
Ghosts, Green Panda Press, Cleveland Heights, Ohio, Spring, 2008. Cover by M.B. Costa-Fox.
Where Sanity Begins, Cervena Barva Press, Somervllle, Masssachusetts, 2009.
Finalmente/ Finally: Brazilian poems translated from Portuguese, Solo Press, Carpinteria, California, 2007.
Defiance, Higganum Hill Press, Higganum Hill, Connecticut, 2007.
Time, Presa Press, Rockford, Michigan, 2005.
Blood Cocoon, Presa Press, Rockford Michigan, 2005 (Connie Fox)
Black Frogs, Mystery Island Publications (www.mysteryisland.net), 2004.
Hugh Fox: Greatest Hits, 1968-2001, Pudding House Publications, Johnstown, Ohio, 2003.
Voices, Three-Legged Dog Press, Plymouth, Michigan, 2002.
Boston: A Long Poem, Ibbetson Street Press, Somerville, Massachusetts, 2002.
The Angel of Death: O Anjo da Morte, Ibbetson Street Press, Somerville, Massachusetts, 2000.
Slides, special edition of Lilliput Review, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, July, 2000.
Back, Ye Olde Font Shoppe, New Haven, Connecticut, 1999.
Strata, Mayapple Press, Saginaw, Michigan, 1998.
Techniques, K.C./Chicago Poems, Scars Publications, Chicago, Illinois,1995.
Once, Permeable Press, San Francisco, California, 1995.
The Sacred Cave and Other Poems, Omega Cat Press, Cupertino, California, 1992.
Jamais Vu, Dusty Dog, Zuni, New Mexico, 1992.
Entre Nous, Trout Creek Press, Parkdale, Oregon, 1992. (Connie Fox.)
Time, The Plowman, Ontario, Canada, 1992.
For Richard (Dick) Thomas’ Fiftieth Birthday, Zerx Press, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 1991.
Our Lady of Laussel, Spectacular Diseases Press, Peterborough, England, 1991 (Connie Fox).
Song of Christopher, Clock Radio,n.p., 1987.
Nachthymnen, J. Muddfoot, Mudborn Press, Santa Barbara, California, 1986.(Connie Fox)
10170, Trout Creek Press, Parkdale, Oregon, 1986. (Connie Fox)
Babicka, Kangaroo Court Publishing, Erie, Pennslvania, 1986.(Connie Fox)
Oma: A Long Poem About the Amerindian Year Cycle Seen Through the Eyes of the Goddesses, Implosion Press, Stow, Ohio, 1985.
The Dream of the Black Topaze Chamber: The Poem Cycle, Ghost Poney Press, Madison, Wisconsin, 1983. (as Connie Fox)
Almazora 42, Laughing Bear Press, San Jose, California, 1982.
Yo Yo Poems, Allegra Press, East Lansing, Michigan, 1977.
The Face of Guy Lombardo, The Fault Press, Fremont, California, 1976.
Huaca, Ghost Dance Press, East Lansing, Michigan, 1975.
Survival Handbook: For my Son (And Youngest Daughter), Cat’s Pajamas , Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1972.
Handbook Against Gorgons, A Ghost Dance Press Pilot Edition, East Lansing, Michigan, 1971. (Drawings by E. Vigo).
Echoes Off the Human Tribe, Hellric Publications, Boston, 1971.
Paralytic Grandpa Dream Secretions, Morgan Press, Milwaukee, Wisconsin,1971.
The Industrial Ablution, Ghost Dance Press, E. Lansing, Michigan, 1971 (Graphics by Deisler).
Kansas City Westport Mantras, A Ghost Dance Press Pilot Edition, East Lansing, Michigan, January, 1971.
The Ecological Suicide Bus, Camels Coming Press, San Francisco, California, 1970.
The Permeable Man, Black Sun Press, Brooklyn, New York, 1969.
Son of Camelot Meets the Wolfman, Quixote, Madison, Wisconsin, 1969.
Glyphs, Fat Frog Press, San Bruno, California, 1969.
Capabilities (drawings in Part I by Cathy Cuiss), Ghost Dance Press, East Lansing, Michigan, 1969.
Open Letter to a Closed System, Mercenary Press, Cleveland, Ohio, 1969.
Apotheosis of Olde Towne, Fat Frog Press, San Bruno, California, 1968.
The Headless Centaurs–Their Voyage and Conquest, centerfold book in The Wormwood Review, Storrs, Connecticut, Vol.8, No.4, Issue Number 32, 1968.
Eye Into Now, Ediciones de la Frontera, Los Angeles, California, 1967.
Soul-Catcher Songs, Ediciones de la Frontera, Los Angeles, California, 1967.
40 Poems, Coleción Nuestro Tiempo, Caracas, Venezuela, 1966.
Skin, Gland Press (really Abyss…this is a satire on early Lifshin), Somerville, Massachusetts, no date.
The Angel of the Chairs, a series of 6 poems with accompanying lithographs by the Argentinian artist, Amalia Cortina Aravena, Ghost Dance Press, East Lansing, Michigan, undated, but probably 1971. One copy in the Special Collections at Michigan State U. library, 2 copies in the possession of the author, the rest destroyed.
E. Short Fiction —
Revoir, All Things that Matter Press, Summer, 2009.
The Bardo Conductor, (32 flash-fictions) published in e-zine Cantaraville, #4, October, 2008.(32 short fictions).
Wobbley Zombies, Goose River Press, 2004.
The Point of Points, French Bread Publications, Campbell, California, 1996.
The entirety of Sketches from Xibalbay, a volume of short fiction, in Beyond Baroque, Venice, California, Spring, 1978.
Happy Deathday, Vagabond Press, Ellensburg, Washington, 1977.
The Face of Guy Lombardo, The Fault Press, Fremont, California, 1976.
Peeple, Dustbooks, Paradise, California, 1973.
F. Anthologies —
The Living Underground: A Prose Anthology, Whitston Press, Troy,New York, 1999.
The Ghost Dance Anthology: Twenty-Five Years of Poetry from Ghost Dance, 1968-1993/Other Kinds of Scores, Whitston Publishing Company, Troy, New York, 1994, preceded by a spiralbound notebook used in classes at MSU, called Other Kinds of Scores,Phase 1, 1991.
Poesia Também é Literatura: Uma Antologia de Poesia Norteamericana Contemporanea, edited with an introduction by Hugh Fox, published as Vol.1, Numbers 2 and 3 of Ilha do Desterro, U. of Santa Catarina, Florianópolis, Brazil, May, 1979.
First Fire: Central and South American Indian Poetry,edited with an introduction by Hugh Fox, Anchor Books, Garden City, New York, 1978.
The Living Underground: An Anthology of Contemporary American Poetry, Whitston Publishing Company, Troy, New York, 1973.
The Living Underground,An Anthology of Contemporary American Poetry, ed. by Hugh Fox and Sam Cornish, mimeo edition, Ghost Dance Press, East Lansing, MIchigan, 1969.
G. Journals/Autobiograpical volumes —
Way, Way Off the Road: The Memoirs of the Invisible Man, Ibbetson Street Press, Somerville, Massachusetts, May, 2006.
76 pages of The Guernica Cycle — The Year Franco Died. Cherry Valley Editions, Cherry Valley, New York, 1986.
The Omega Scriptures, A Ghostdance Press Pilot Edition, East Lansing, Michigan, 1971.
H. Theater —
Ommmmmm: A Collection of Plays and Monologues, World Audience, Inc.Books, http://www.worldaudience.org.,2007. “Ommm” also published in Pacific Coast Journal, Vol. IX, #3, Fall, 2008.
The Schönbrunn Monologues, Dramatika, Tarpon Springs, Florida,Vol.14, Fall, 1981.
Mind Shaft, Ghost Dance Press, East Lansing, MIchigan, 1969.”One scene per page, to be performed in random (dis)order.”
Teatro/Theater–A Night with Hugh Fox, Three One Act Plays for Small Theater (contains “The Wings of ITCast Wide Dark Shadows,” “Venetian Shard,” and “The Bears.”), Caracas, M.A. Garcia, 1966.
Photos of my father at:
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Google Drive Link: WereVerse Universe
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Thanks for the kind comment!
Would you be able suggest any good links relating to your father’s works on history, prehistory, archeology, and cultural diffusion?
Hello, Mr. Fox. Would you be able to suggest any links relating to your father’s works on cultural diffusion, history, pre-history, or archaeology?
Dear Jeff,
I think the most detailed bibliography of my dads work listed alphabetically and broken down by subject is actually on this website at:
https://foxhugh.wordpress.com/about-me/my-fathers-story/
I hope it helps.
I interviewed your father a couple of years before he died. The interview was published in part, but I plan to publish other conversations we had and found this background very useful in its clarity – there isn’t very much out there as clear and concise as this relating to Hugh Fox. I remember he had planned a plane journey to South America and was so fearful that he wouldn’t make it in his state of health. I guess that was the basis for Never Again.
Sorry, I meant my email was shaighfictioned@gmail.com
Good luck on your project!
Hugh was one our first novelists at Skylight Press. We were completely taken by his wonderful personality and miss him greatly. It was our great privilege to correspond with him regularly for just few short months – an experience that we continue to treasure. We remain committed to his literary legacy.
Thank you very much.
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Wonderful tribute to Hugh Fox, including the most accurate listing of his literary corpus. Hugh was one of the first novelists to come to us at Skylight. We only had a few short months of correspondence with him but we were completely taken with him and miss him greatly. For those of you that don’t know his work he is a one-of-a-kind writer, fluent in so many genres and styles. His work will endure…
Thanks again.
Fantastic, the work you’ve done to uphold your father’s writing after death. My online magazine Wood Coin has, in addition to the novella “Coils of Eternity,” a short story titled “How?” posted in the 11th issue. FYI: the manuscript that he mailed to me in 2010 (a novel he wanted made into a film, featuring a woman with a garish birthmark) was lost by the USPS. (Sadly, the box that “fell apart” contained a handful of material from deceased writers.) Thus far, that’s the only material the postal service has lost… Normally they are excellent. Anyway, I just wanted to thank you for your service. Know that Hugh’s books remain in libraries here and there – I came across a nonfiction title of his, put out by Harvard press, about B.C. sexual fetishes and other wonders of those times, in a Santa Fe library.
Your online magazine looks pretty interesting and I will have to read it more carefully during Songkran.
Pleased I am to discover this about a Major Smallpress Writer whose career and example should not be forgotten, thank you, RK
Thanks for the comments! Did you know my dad?