Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue

[Will Dockery]

Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014

https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall

Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.

Page 19: To The Magic Store, column by Will Dockery

Page 19: "Even As In Morning", poem by Will Dockery

[Michael Pendragon]

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.

Fish Wrap.

Post by Will Dockery
Page 19: To The Magic Store, column by Will Dockery

Wrapped chum.

Post by Will Dockery
Page 19: "Even As In Morning", poem by Will Dockery

More wrapped chum.

[Will Dockery]

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.

Fish Wrap.

Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty years.

:)

[Michael Pendragon]

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.

Fish Wrap.

Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty years.

Paid subscriptions? Or left in piles in various stores, bars and coffee shops around town?

[Will Dockery]

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Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014

https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.

Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty years.

Paid subscriptions? Or left in piles in various stores, bars and coffee shops around town?

Follow the link, read the zine, and all your questons will be answered.

:)

[Michael Pendragon]

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Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014

https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.

Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty years.

Paid subscriptions? Or left in piles in various stores, bars and coffee shops around town?

Follow the link, read the zine, and all your questons will be answered.

That was a rhetorical question, Turdball. Folks pick those freebies up to make confetti, line their litter boxes, etc.

[Will Dockery]

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Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014

https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.

Paid subscriptions? Or left in piles in various stores, bars and coffee shops around town?

Follow the link, read the zine, and all your questons will be answered.

That was a rhetorical question

This was a statement of fact:

Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty years.

;)

[Michael Pendragon]

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Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014

https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.

Paid subscriptions? Or left in piles in various stores, bars and coffee shops around town?

Follow the link, read the zine, and all your questons will be answered.

That was a rhetorical question

Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty years.

Again: by "circulation" you mean that 10K copies were printed up and left in various piles and bins around town. Local businesses paid to have advertisements and listings in it. People picked one up, leafed through it looking for coupons or a crossword puzzle, decided what restaurant, cineplex or bar to go to, and tossed them in the nearest garbage pail.

The publishers boast a 10K circulation, based on the false assumption that the copies they dump off in the local laundromat are going to be read. This somewhat inflated number is used when selling ad space.

In short, it's a glorified flyer.

Even small press magazines with a 200 print run are preferable, as they will actually be read by others with an interest in poetry.

[Will Dockery]

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Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014

https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.

Paid subscriptions? Or left in piles in various stores, bars and coffee shops around town?

Follow the link, read the zine, and all your questons will be answered.

That was a rhetorical question

Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty years.

Again: by "circulation" you mean that 10K copies were printed up and left in various piles and bins around town

Okay, I should say 10,000 copies per month were /distributed/.

[Will Dockery]

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014

https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.

Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty years.

As with any publication, we have no control over where these thousands of
copies circulate to.

[Michael Pendragon]

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014

https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.

Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty years.
As with any publication, we have no control over where these thousands of
copies circulate to.

Leaving is stack next to the exit in your local supermarket is "circulation" in name only.

[W.Dockery]

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014

https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.

Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty years.
As with any publication, we have no control over where these thousands of
copies circulate to.

I still haven't seen anyone else here on the poetry group yet to match the audience reach potential I had for nearly twenty years.

Can any other poet here top it?

HTH and HAND.

[Michael Pendragon]

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Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014

https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.

Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty years.
As with any publication, we have no control over where these thousands of
copies circulate to.

I still haven't seen anyone else here on the poetry group yet to match the audience reach potential I had for nearly twenty years.
Can any other poet here top it?
HTH and HAND.

It was fish wrap, Donkey.

Deal with it.

[W.Dockery]

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Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014

https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.

Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty years.
As with any publication, we have no control over where these thousands of
copies circulate to.

I still haven't seen anyone else here on the poetry group yet to match the audience reach potential I had for nearly twenty years.
Can any other poet here top it?
HTH and HAND.

It was

As if a shit slinging little monkey like Michael Pendragon would know.

HTH and HAND.

[W-Dockery]

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by W-Dockery

Circulation 10,000 copies a month for almost twenty years.
My monthly column and poetry in every issue for nearly twenty years.
Again, who here can top that?

Anyone who's had one poem published in a small press/indie *poetry* zine with a circulation of 100 copies.

Again, you flatter yourself, and you glorify your small press days. I was involved in small press myself, and edited a poetry and art zine for years (which was listed in Poet's Market during the mid-1990s), so I know that scene well, also.

My poetry and column was published monthly at 10,000 copies per issue for nearly twenty years.
In other words, I topped your lifetime circulation in one month.

If you had 10K monthly readers

Playgrounds Magazine had that circulation, every month for nearly twenty years, that's a fact.

Post by Michael Pendragon
you'd be more successful, and better known, than Bukowski.

That's debatable, of course.

Post by Michael Pendragon
Mickey Rourke would have played you in a movie (or, perhaps Avery Schreiber).

"Barfly" was a great movie, even though Bukowski didn't like it.

Faye Dunaway as Buk's alcoholic girlfriend, another brilliant performance from one of my all-time favorite actresses.

And so it goes.

[Michael Pendragon]

Post by W-Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by W-Dockery

Circulation 10,000 copies a month for almost twenty years.
My monthly column and poetry in every issue for nearly twenty years.
Again, who here can top that?

Anyone who's had one poem published in a small press/indie *poetry* zine with a circulation of 100 copies.

Again, you flatter yourself, and you glorify your small press days. I was involved in small press myself, and edited a poetry and art zine for years (which was listed in Poet's Market during the mid-1990s), so I know that scene well, also.

My poetry and column was published monthly at 10,000 copies per issue for nearly twenty years.
In other words, I topped your lifetime circulation in one month.

If you had 10K monthly readers

Playgrounds Magazine had that circulation, every month for nearly twenty years, that's a fact.

Post by Michael Pendragon
you'd be more successful, and better known, than Bukowski.

That's debatable, of course.

Post by Michael Pendragon
Mickey Rourke would have played you in a movie (or, perhaps Avery Schreiber).

"Barfly" was a great movie, even though Bukowski didn't like it.
Faye Dunaway as Buk's alcoholic girlfriend, another brilliant performance from one of my all-time favorite actresses.
And so it goes.

The point remains that more people are familiar with Nick Cave than they are with Bukowski -- approximately 5x as many.

Deal with it.

Michael Pendragon
"Like sliding into the heart of darkness, man, hot and tight... and
bushy."
-- Will Dockery on his experiences with "black pussy."

[Will Dockery]

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by W-Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by W-Dockery

Circulation 10,000 copies a month for almost twenty years.
My monthly column and poetry in every issue for nearly twenty years.
Again, who here can top that?

Anyone who's had one poem published in a small press/indie *poetry* zine with a circulation of 100 copies.

Again, you flatter yourself, and you glorify your small press days. I was involved in small press myself, and edited a poetry and art zine for years (which was listed in Poet's Market during the mid-1990s), so I know that scene well, also.

My poetry and column was published monthly at 10,000 copies per issue for nearly twenty years.
In other words, I topped your lifetime circulation in one month.

If you had 10K monthly readers

Playgrounds Magazine had that circulation, every month for nearly twenty years, that's a fact.

Post by Michael Pendragon
you'd be more successful, and better known, than Bukowski.

That's debatable, of course.

Post by Michael Pendragon
Mickey Rourke would have played you in a movie (or, perhaps Avery Schreiber).

"Barfly" was a great movie, even though Bukowski didn't like it.
Faye Dunaway as Buk's alcoholic girlfriend, another brilliant performance from one of my all-time favorite actresses.
And so it goes.

The point remains that more people are familiar with Nick Cave than they are with Bukowski -- approximately 5x as many.
Deal with it.

You're mistaken.

Post by Michael Pendragon
Michael Pendrag

[Michael Pendragon]

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by W-Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by W-Dockery

Circulation 10,000 copies a month for almost twenty years.
My monthly column and poetry in every issue for nearly twenty years.
Again, who here can top that?

Anyone who's had one poem published in a small press/indie *poetry* zine with a circulation of 100 copies.

Again, you flatter yourself, and you glorify your small press days. I was involved in small press myself, and edited a poetry and art zine for years (which was listed in Poet's Market during the mid-1990s), so I know that scene well, also.

My poetry and column was published monthly at 10,000 copies per issue for nearly twenty years.
In other words, I topped your lifetime circulation in one month.

If you had 10K monthly readers

Playgrounds Magazine had that circulation, every month for nearly twenty years, that's a fact.

Post by Michael Pendragon
you'd be more successful, and better known, than Bukowski.

That's debatable, of course.

Post by Michael Pendragon
Mickey Rourke would have played you in a movie (or, perhaps Avery Schreiber).

"Barfly" was a great movie, even though Bukowski didn't like it.
Faye Dunaway as Buk's alcoholic girlfriend, another brilliant performance from one of my all-time favorite actresses.
And so it goes.

The point remains that more people are familiar with Nick Cave than they are with Bukowski -- approximately 5x as many.
Deal with it.

You're mistaken.

Google each. Look at the numbers.

HtH & HAND

Michael Pendragon
"Well, I've gone black and did come back. The black women I've had sex
with have been very exciting... there's that element of interest,
slightly different muscle tone and genital make up, that's hard to
describe in a family oriented group... it is a very tasty treat
indeed..."
-- Will Dockery, the man who went black and came back.

[Will Dockery]

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Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by W-Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by W-Dockery

Circulation 10,000 copies a month for almost twenty years.
My monthly column and poetry in every issue for nearly twenty years.
Again, who here can top that?

Anyone who's had one poem published in a small press/indie *poetry* zine with a circulation of 100 copies.

Again, you flatter yourself, and you glorify your small press days. I was involved in small press myself, and edited a poetry and art zine for years (which was listed in Poet's Market during the mid-1990s), so I know that scene well, also.

My poetry and column was published monthly at 10,000 copies per issue for nearly twenty years.
In other words, I topped your lifetime circulation in one month.

If you had 10K monthly readers

Playgrounds Magazine had that circulation, every month for nearly twenty years, that's a fact.

Post by Michael Pendragon
you'd be more successful, and better known, than Bukowski.

That's debatable, of course.

Post by Michael Pendragon
Mickey Rourke would have played you in a movie (or, perhaps Avery Schreiber).

"Barfly" was a great movie, even though Bukowski didn't like it.
Faye Dunaway as Buk's alcoholic girlfriend, another brilliant performance from one of my all-time favorite actresses.
And so it goes.

The point remains that more people are familiar with Nick Cave than they are with Bukowski -- approximately 5x as many.
Deal with it.

You're mistaken.

Google each. Look at the numbers.

I did, and posted the results here on the group.

Charles Bukowski has many thousands more Google search hits than the relatively obscure Nick Cave's numbers.

Look it up.

🙂

[Michael Pendragon]

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Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by W-Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by W-Dockery

Circulation 10,000 copies a month for almost twenty years.
My monthly column and poetry in every issue for nearly twenty years.
Again, who here can top that?

Anyone who's had one poem published in a small press/indie *poetry* zine with a circulation of 100 copies.

Again, you flatter yourself, and you glorify your small press days. I was involved in small press myself, and edited a poetry and art zine for years (which was listed in Poet's Market during the mid-1990s), so I know that scene well, also.

My poetry and column was published monthly at 10,000 copies per issue for nearly twenty years.
In other words, I topped your lifetime circulation in one month.

If you had 10K monthly readers

Playgrounds Magazine had that circulation, every month for nearly twenty years, that's a fact.

Post by Michael Pendragon
you'd be more successful, and better known, than Bukowski.

That's debatable, of course.

Post by Michael Pendragon
Mickey Rourke would have played you in a movie (or, perhaps Avery Schreiber).

"Barfly" was a great movie, even though Bukowski didn't like it.
Faye Dunaway as Buk's alcoholic girlfriend, another brilliant performance from one of my all-time favorite actresses.
And so it goes.

The point remains that more people are familiar with Nick Cave than they are with Bukowski -- approximately 5x as many.
Deal with it.

You're mistaken.

Google each. Look at the numbers.

I did, and posted the results here on the group.
Charles Bukowski has many thousands more Google search hits than the relatively obscure Nick Cave's numbers.
Look it up.

90% of your posts are blocked, Donkey.

I looked it up and posted the results... and Nick Cave beat Buk 5 to 1.

Michael Pendragon
"Like sliding into the heart of darkness, man, hot and tight... and
bushy."
-- Will Dockery on his experiences with "black pussy."

[W-Dockery]

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by W-Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by W-Dockery

Circulation 10,000 copies a month for almost twenty years.
My monthly column and poetry in every issue for nearly twenty years.
Again, who here can top that?

Anyone who's had one poem published in a small press/indie *poetry* zine with a circulation of 100 copies.

Again, you flatter yourself, and you glorify your small press days. I was involved in small press myself, and edited a poetry and art zine for years (which was listed in Poet's Market during the mid-1990s), so I know that scene well, also.

My poetry and column was published monthly at 10,000 copies per issue for nearly twenty years.
In other words, I topped your lifetime circulation in one month.

If you had 10K monthly readers

Playgrounds Magazine had that circulation, every month for nearly twenty years, that's a fact.

Post by Michael Pendragon
you'd be more successful, and better known, than Bukowski.

That's debatable, of course.

Post by Michael Pendragon
Mickey Rourke would have played you in a movie (or, perhaps Avery Schreiber).

"Barfly" was a great movie, even though Bukowski didn't like it.
Faye Dunaway as Buk's alcoholic girlfriend, another brilliant performance from one of my all-time favorite actresses.
And so it goes.

The point remains that more people are familiar with Nick Cave than they are with Bukowski -- approximately 5x as many.

Again, you're obviously mistaken.

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
You're mistaken.

Google each. Look at the numbers.

I did, and posted the results here on the group.
Charles Bukowski has many thousands more Google search hits than the relatively obscure Nick Cave's numbers.
Look it up.

90% of your

My posts have nothing to do with how many articles there are online about either Charles Bukowski or Nick Cave.

I'll show you how it's done when I return to the office later today.

Post by Michael Pendragon
I looked it up and posted the results... and Nick Cave beat Buk 5 to 1.

You must have done an inept search, if you got absurd results like those.

HTH and HAND.

🙂

[Michael Pendragon]

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Post by Michael Pendragon

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Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by W-Dockery

Circulation 10,000 copies a month for almost twenty years.
My monthly column and poetry in every issue for nearly twenty years.
Again, who here can top that?

Anyone who's had one poem published in a small press/indie *poetry* zine with a circulation of 100 copies.

Again, you flatter yourself, and you glorify your small press days. I was involved in small press myself, and edited a poetry and art zine for years (which was listed in Poet's Market during the mid-1990s), so I know that scene well, also.

My poetry and column was published monthly at 10,000 copies per issue for nearly twenty years.
In other words, I topped your lifetime circulation in one month.

If you had 10K monthly readers

Playgrounds Magazine had that circulation, every month for nearly twenty years, that's a fact.

Post by Michael Pendragon
you'd be more successful, and better known, than Bukowski.

That's debatable, of course.

Post by Michael Pendragon
Mickey Rourke would have played you in a movie (or, perhaps Avery Schreiber).

"Barfly" was a great movie, even though Bukowski didn't like it.
Faye Dunaway as Buk's alcoholic girlfriend, another brilliant performance from one of my all-time favorite actresses.
And so it goes.

The point remains that more people are familiar with Nick Cave than they are with Bukowski -- approximately 5x as many.

Again, you're obviously mistaken.

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
You're mistaken.

Google each. Look at the numbers.

I did, and posted the results here on the group.
Charles Bukowski has many thousands more Google search hits than the relatively obscure Nick Cave's numbers.
Look it up.

90% of your

My posts have nothing to do with how many articles there are online about either Charles Bukowski or Nick Cave.
I'll show you how it's done when I return to the office later today.

Post by Michael Pendragon
I looked it up and posted the results... and Nick Cave beat Buk 5 to 1.

You must have done an inept search, if you got absurd results like those.

I googled each of their names.

A popular musical performer is almost always going to be much better known than a dead poet.

Deal with it.

Michael Pendragon
"Like sliding into the heart of darkness, man, hot and tight... and
bushy."
-- Will Dockery on his experiences with "black pussy."

[W.Dockery]

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by W-Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by W-Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by W-Dockery

Circulation 10,000 copies a month for almost twenty years.
My monthly column and poetry in every issue for nearly twenty years.
Again, who here can top that?

Anyone who's had one poem published in a small press/indie *poetry* zine with a circulation of 100 copies.

Again, you flatter yourself, and you glorify your small press days. I was involved in small press myself, and edited a poetry and art zine for years (which was listed in Poet's Market during the mid-1990s), so I know that scene well, also.

My poetry and column was published monthly at 10,000 copies per issue for nearly twenty years.
In other words, I topped your lifetime circulation in one month.

If you had 10K monthly readers

Playgrounds Magazine had that circulation, every month for nearly twenty years, that's a fact.

Post by Michael Pendragon
you'd be more successful, and better known, than Bukowski.

That's debatable, of course.

Post by Michael Pendragon
Mickey Rourke would have played you in a movie (or, perhaps Avery Schreiber).

"Barfly" was a great movie, even though Bukowski didn't like it.
Faye Dunaway as Buk's alcoholic girlfriend, another brilliant performance from one of my all-time favorite actresses.
And so it goes.

The point remains that more people are familiar with Nick Cave than they are with Bukowski -- approximately 5x as many.

Again, you're obviously mistaken.

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
You're mistaken.

Google each. Look at the numbers.

I did, and posted the results here on the group.
Charles Bukowski has many thousands more Google search hits than the relatively obscure Nick Cave's numbers.
Look it up.

90% of your

My posts have nothing to do with how many articles there are online about either Charles Bukowski or Nick Cave.
I'll show you how it's done when I return to the office later today.

Post by Michael Pendragon
I looked it up and posted the results... and Nick Cave beat Buk 5 to 1.

You must have done an inept search, if you got absurd results like those.

I googled each of their names.
A popular musical performer is almost always going to be much better known than a dead poet.

Like I said, I did a Google search of the names "Charles Bukowski" and "Nick Cave" and Buk has thousands more hits on the search engine than Cave.

In other words, your ability to use Google is as limited as your other abilities, Pendragon.

And so it goes.

[Will Dockery]

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.

Fish Wrap.

Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty years.
left in piles in various stores, bars and coffee shops around town

That's the distribution method for such an arts paper, yes.

[Hieronymous Corey]

LOL

[Michael Pendragon]

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

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Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.

Fish Wrap.

Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty years.
left in piles in various stores, bars and coffee shops around town

That's the distribution method for such an arts paper, yes.

And *that* is why it's fish wrap.

[General Zod]

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.

Fish Wrap.

Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty years.
left in piles in various stores, bars and coffee shops around town

That's the distribution method for such an arts paper, yes.

Creative Loafing seems to be one of the mo9dels for such a publication....

[Will Dockery]

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014

Published on Nov 30, 2014

https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.
Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty years.
That's the distribution method for such an arts paper, yes.

Creative Loafing seems to be one of the models for such a publication....

Creative Loafing was definitely a local inspiration for Playgrounds Magazine, yes., Rex.

😉

[Rex Warren Jr.]

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Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014

Published on Nov 30, 2014

https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.
Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty years.
That's the distribution method for such an arts paper, yes.

Creative Loafing seems to be one of the models for such a publication....

Creative Loafing was definitely a local inspiration for Playgrounds Magazine, yes., Rex.
😉

Yes... those who do not get the point of these magazines are just ignorant... such a shame....

[Johnny Galt]

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Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014

Published on Nov 30, 2014

https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.
Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty years.
That's the distribution method for such an arts paper, yes.

Creative Loafing seems to be one of the models for such a publication....

Creative Loafing was definitely a local inspiration for Playgrounds Magazine, yes., Rex.
😉

It was a better success I suppose....

[Michael Pendragon]

Post by Johnny Galt

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014

Published on Nov 30, 2014

https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.
Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty years.
That's the distribution method for such an arts paper, yes.

Creative Loafing seems to be one of the models for such a publication....

Creative Loafing was definitely a local inspiration for Playgrounds Magazine, yes., Rex.
😉

It was a better success I suppose....

Shut up, Todd.

[Will Dockery]

Post by Johnny Galt

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014

Published on Nov 30, 2014

https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.
Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty years.
That's the distribution method for such an arts paper, yes.

Creative Loafing seems to be one of the models for such a publication....

Creative Loafing was definitely a local inspiration for Playgrounds Magazine, yes., Rex.
😉

It was a better success I suppose....

Quite a bit so, although the origin was similar:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creative_Loafing_(Atlanta)

"Creative Loafing is a U.S. city monthly paper serving the Atlanta metropolitan area covering local news, politics, arts, entertainment, food, music and events..."

[Johnny Galt]

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Johnny Galt

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014

Published on Nov 30, 2014

https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.
Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty years.
That's the distribution method for such an arts paper, yes.

Creative Loafing seems to be one of the models for such a publication....

Creative Loafing was definitely a local inspiration for Playgrounds Magazine, yes., Rex.
😉

It was a better success I suppose....

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creative_Loafing_(Atlanta)
"Creative Loafing is a U.S. city monthly paper serving the Atlanta metropolitan area covering local news, politics, arts, entertainment, food, music and events..."

Oh yeah.... I read it when I was up there on navy reserve duty.....

[Will Dockery]

Post by Johnny Galt

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Johnny Galt

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014

Published on Nov 30, 2014

https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.
Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty
years.
That's the distribution method for such an arts paper, yes.

Creative Loafing seems to be one of the models for such a publication....

Creative Loafing was definitely a local inspiration for Playgrounds Magazine, yes., Rex.
😉

It was a better success I suppose....

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creative_Loafing_(Atlanta)
"Creative Loafing is a U.S. city monthly paper serving the Atlanta metropolitan area covering local news, politics, arts, entertainment, food, music and events..."

Oh yeah.... I read it when I was up there on navy reserve duty.....

The paper is still running, or was the last time I was in Atlanta.

[Michael Pendragon]

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Johnny Galt

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Johnny Galt

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014

Published on Nov 30, 2014

https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.
Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty
years.
That's the distribution method for such an arts paper, yes.

Creative Loafing seems to be one of the models for such a publication....

Creative Loafing was definitely a local inspiration for Playgrounds Magazine, yes., Rex.
😉

It was a better success I suppose....

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creative_Loafing_(Atlanta)
"Creative Loafing is a U.S. city monthly paper serving the Atlanta metropolitan area covering local news, politics, arts, entertainment, food, music and events..."

Oh yeah.... I read it when I was up there on navy reserve duty.....

The paper is still running, or was the last time I was in Atlanta.

Whoop-de-damn-do.

I guess Georgia's got a lot of fish that need to be wrapped.

Michael Pendragon
"Like sliding into the heart of darkness, man, hot and tight... and
bushy."
-- Will Dockery on his experiences with "black pussy."

[W-Dockery]

Circulation 10,000 copies a month for almost twenty years.
My monthly column and poetry in every issue for nearly twenty years.
Again, who here can top that?

Anyone who's had one poem published in a small press/indie *poetry* zine with a circulation of 100 copies.

Again, you flatter yourself, and you glorify your small press days. I was involved in small press myself, and edited a poetry and art zine for years (which was listed in Poet's Market during the mid-1990s), so I know that scene well, also.

My poetry and stories that appeared in various small press publications were read by 100s (perhaps 1,000s) of my fellow writers.
My poetry and column was published monthly at 10,000 copies per issue for nearly twenty years.
In other words, I topped your lifetime circulation in one month.

But no one read your column

You wish.

I know for a fact that they did, you shit slinging little monkey.

The point is that it doesn't matter how many copies of your poem are circulated

10,000 copies every month for nearly twenty years, you wish you could have had that reach.

Curb your jealousy, Pendragon.

Having your poem read by 10 of your fellow writers is far more significant than

More significant than having a monthly audience of 10,000 monthly readers?

Of course not, again, you flatter yourself, you shit slinging little monkey.

Dream on, Pendragon, and feel free to continue to indulge your fantasy.

And so it goes.

[Michael Pendragon]

Post by W-Dockery

Circulation 10,000 copies a month for almost twenty years.
My monthly column and poetry in every issue for nearly twenty years.
Again, who here can top that?

Anyone who's had one poem published in a small press/indie *poetry* zine with a circulation of 100 copies.

Again, you flatter yourself, and you glorify your small press days. I was involved in small press myself, and edited a poetry and art zine for years (which was listed in Poet's Market during the mid-1990s), so I know that scene well, also.

My poetry and stories that appeared in various small press publications were read by 100s (perhaps 1,000s) of my fellow writers.
My poetry and column was published monthly at 10,000 copies per issue for nearly twenty years.
In other words, I topped your lifetime circulation in one month.

But no one read your column

You <donkeysnip>

You spew nonsense, Donkey.

If you had 10K monthly readers, you'd be more successful, and better known, than Bukowski.

Mickey Rourke would have played you in a movie (or, perhaps Avery Schreiber).

People don't read local listing papers for the "poetry."

Michael Pendragon
"Like sliding into the heart of darkness, man, hot and tight... and
bushy."
-- Will Dockery on his experiences with "black pussy."

[W-Dockery]

Post by W-Dockery

Circulation 10,000 copies a month for almost twenty years.
My monthly column and poetry in every issue for nearly twenty years.
Again, who here can top that?

Anyone

Again, you flatter yourself, and you glorify your small press days. I was involved in small press myself, and edited a poetry and art zine for years (which was listed in Poet's Market during the mid-1990s), so I know that scene well, also.

My poetry and stories that appeared in various small press publications were read by 100s
My poetry and column was published monthly at 10,000 copies per issue for nearly twenty years.
In other words, I topped your lifetime circulation in one month.

You

Look who's talking, Michael pendragon, the shit slinging little monkey.

:)

[Will Dockery]

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014

Published on Nov 30, 2014

https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.
Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty years.
That's the distribution method for such an arts paper, yes.

Creative Loafing seems to be one of the models for such a
publication....

Creative Loafing was definitely a local inspiration for Playgrounds Magazine, yes., Rex.
It was a better success I suppose....

In a major way, yes...

[W.Dockery]

Post by Johnny Galt

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014

Published on Nov 30, 2014

https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.
Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty years.
That's the distribution method for such an arts paper, yes.

Creative Loafing seems to be one of the models for such a
publication....

Creative Loafing was definitely a local inspiration for Playgrounds Magazine, yes., Rex.

It was a better success I suppose....
In a major way, yes.....

Let them whine, they still can't top the achievement.

HTH and HAND.

[Michael Pendragon]

Post by W.Dockery

Post by Johnny Galt

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014

Published on Nov 30, 2014

https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.
Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty years.
That's the distribution method for such an arts paper, yes.

Creative Loafing seems to be one of the models for such a
publication....

Creative Loafing was definitely a local inspiration for Playgrounds
Magazine, yes., Rex.

It was a better success I suppose....
In a major way, yes.....

Let them whine, they still can't top the achievement.
HTH and HAND.

Why are you such a delusional donkey, Donkey?

Michael Pendragon
"The poet has the last, definitive, word on the meaning(s) of his poetry."
-- Will Dockery on the multiplicity of definitives

[Will Dockery]

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by W.Dockery

Post by Johnny Galt

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014

Published on Nov 30, 2014

https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.
Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty
years.
That's the distribution method for such an arts paper, yes.

Creative Loafing seems to be one of the models for such a publication....

Creative Loafing was definitely a local inspiration for Playgrounds
Magazine, yes., Rex.

It was a better success I suppose....
In a major way, yes.....

Let them whine, they still can't top the achievement.
HTH and HAND.

Why are you such a delusional

Says Michael Pendragon, who has delusional fantasies about bogus magic spells and little fairy people.

HTH and HAND.

donkey, Donkey?

Says the monkey monkey.

🙂

Post by Michael Pendragon
Michael Pendragon
"The poet has the last, definitive, word on the meaning(s) of his poetry."
-- Will Dockery on the multiplicity of definitives

[General-Zod]

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by W.Dockery

Post by Johnny Galt

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014

Published on Nov 30, 2014

https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.
Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty
years.
That's the distribution method for such an arts paper, yes.

Creative Loafing seems to be one of the models for such a publication....

Creative Loafing was definitely a local inspiration for Playgrounds
Magazine, yes., Rex.

It was a better success I suppose....
In a major way, yes.....

Let them whine, they still can't top the achievement.
HTH and HAND.

Why are you such a delusional

Says Michael Pendragon, who has delusional fantasies about bogus magic spells and little fairy people.

Yep, Pinhead is one dumb motherfucker....ha ha.

[W-Dockery]

Post by General-Zod

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by W.Dockery

Post by Johnny Galt

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014

Published on Nov 30, 2014

https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.
Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty
years.
That's the distribution method for such an arts paper, yes.

Creative Loafing seems to be one of the models for such a publication....

Creative Loafing was definitely a local inspiration for Playgrounds
Magazine, yes., Rex.

It was a better success I suppose....
In a major way, yes.....

Let them whine, they still can't top the achievement.
HTH and HAND.

Why are you such a delusional

Says Michael Pendragon, who has delusional fantasies about bogus magic spells and little fairy people.

Yep, Pinhead is one dumb motherfucker....ha ha.

Not to mention a stubborn one.

🙂

[General-Zod]

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by W.Dockery

Post by Johnny Galt

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014

Published on Nov 30, 2014

https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.
Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty years.
That's the distribution method for such an arts paper, yes.

Creative Loafing seems to be one of the models for such a publication....

Creative Loafing was definitely a local inspiration for Playgrounds
Magazine, yes., Rex.

It was a better success I suppose....
In a major way, yes.....

Let them whine, they still can't top the achievement.
HTH and HAND.

Why are

Hush up, troll.....

[Michael Pendragon]

Post by General-Zod

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by W.Dockery

Post by Johnny Galt

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014

Published on Nov 30, 2014

https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.
Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty
years.
That's the distribution method for such an arts paper, yes.

Creative Loafing seems to be one of the models for such a publication....

Creative Loafing was definitely a local inspiration for Playgrounds
Magazine, yes., Rex.

It was a better success I suppose....
In a major way, yes.....

Let them whine, they still can't top the achievement.
HTH and HAND.

Why are

Hush up, troll.....

Die Stink, die.
Stop stinking up the place
Cover your ugly face
With sod so foul that only brambles dare
Take root atop its filth. Your grizzled hair
Long home to ticks and fleas
Shall be the straw where graveworms make their bed;
The sun shines brighter knowing that you're dead
And songbird choirs echo "Die Stink, die."

[W-Dockery]

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by W.Dockery

Post by Johnny Galt

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014

Published on Nov 30, 2014

https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.
Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty years.
That's the distribution method for such an arts paper, yes.

Creative Loafing seems to be one of the models for such a publication....

Creative Loafing was definitely a local inspiration for Playgrounds
Magazine, yes., Rex.

It was a better success I suppose....
In a major way, yes.....

Let them whine, they still can't top the achievement.
HTH and HAND.

Why are you such

Why do you whine so much, Michael pendragon?

Post by Michael Pendragon
)

[Will Dockery]

Post by General Zod

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.

Fish Wrap.

Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty years.
left in piles in various stores, bars and coffee shops around town

That's the distribution method for such an arts paper, yes.

Creative Loafing seems to be one of the mo9dels for such a publication....

Definitely was.

[Michael Pendragon]

Post by Will Dockery

Post by General Zod

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.

Fish Wrap.

Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty years.
left in piles in various stores, bars and coffee shops around town

That's the distribution method for such an arts paper, yes.

Creative Loafing seems to be one of the mo9dels for such a publication....

Definitely was.

Of course it was, Donkey. That's how all of the local listings papers are distributed: laundry mats, grocery stores, hotel lobbies, bars, etc.

Visitors pick them up, leaf through them looking for restaurant/bar ads, make their dinner plans, then toss the papers aside.

Businessmen looking for restaurants/bars have no interest in Will Donkey's rambling reminiscences about "Shadowville," Kathy, Barfield and Dark Queen, nor in your equally rambling (and even less coherent) monthly poem.

You provided filler to a local ad circular for twenty years. Whoop-de-damn-do.

Michael Pendragon
"and you know… that over the years, I HAVE come really
close to 'converting' to negrohood... remember in the early 1980s
when I hated white folks and all that?"
-- Will Dockery, on racism and "negrohood."

[W.Dockery]

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.

Fish Wrap.

Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty years.
left in piles in various stores, bars and coffee shops around town

That's the distribution method for such an arts paper, yes.

Creative Loafing seems to be one of the mo9dels for such a publication.....

Definitely was.

That's how all of the local listings papers are distributed: laundry mats, grocery stores, hotel lobbies, bars, etc.

No shit, Sherlock.

Post by Michael Pendragon
Visitors pick them up, leaf through them looking for restaurant/bar ads, make their dinner plans, then toss the papers aside.
Businessmen looking for restaurants/bars have no interest in Will Donkey's rambling reminiscences about "Shadowville," Kathy, Barfield and Dark Queen, nor in your equally rambling (and even less coherent) monthly poem.

I had a few thousand readers a month, easily, which is more in one month than you've /ever/ had, Pendragon, I know that must sting.

An archive of several issues of Playgrounds, found of the Facebook page:

***

There's a good archive of the last few issues of Playgrounds Magazine there, scans of each page:

My "To The Magic Store" column, and one of my poems, from December 2014:
https://www.facebook.com/playgroundsmagazine/photos/a.895462147153998/895462827153930

My "To The Magic Store" column, and one of my poems, from January 2015:
https://www.facebook.com/playgroundsmagazine/photos/a.915652778468268/915653305134882

My "To The Magic Store" column, and one of my poems, from February 2015:
https://www.facebook.com/playgroundsmagazine/photos/a.929698260397053/929699180396961

My "To The Magic Store" column, and one of my poems, from March 2015:
https://www.facebook.com/playgroundsmagazine/photos/a.945550128811866/945550718811807

***

Post by Michael Pendragon
You provided filler to a local ad circular for twenty years. Whoop-de-damn-do.

You're expected to tear down anything I achieve, Pendragon, that's what makes you a malicious enemy of mine.

HTH and HAND.

:)

[HC]

Post by W.Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.

Fish Wrap.

Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty
years.
left in piles in various stores, bars and coffee shops around town

That's the distribution method for such an arts paper, yes.

Creative Loafing seems to be one of the mo9dels for such a publication.....

Definitely was.

That's how all of the local listings papers are distributed: laundry mats, grocery stores, hotel lobbies, bars, etc.

No shit, Sherlock.

Post by Michael Pendragon
Visitors pick them up, leaf through them looking for restaurant/bar ads, make their dinner plans, then toss the papers aside.
Businessmen looking for restaurants/bars have no interest in Will Donkey's rambling reminiscences about "Shadowville," Kathy, Barfield and Dark Queen, nor in your equally rambling (and even less coherent) monthly poem.

I had a few thousand readers a month, easily, which is more in one month than you've /ever/ had, Pendragon, I know that must sting.
***
https://www.facebook.com/playgroundsmagazine/photos/a.895462147153998/895462827153930
https://www.facebook.com/playgroundsmagazine/photos/a.915652778468268/915653305134882
https://www.facebook.com/playgroundsmagazine/photos/a.929698260397053/929699180396961
https://www.facebook.com/playgroundsmagazine/photos/a.945550128811866/945550718811807
***

Post by Michael Pendragon
You provided filler to a local ad circular for twenty years. Whoop-de-damn-do.

You're expected to tear down anything I achieve, Pendragon, that's what makes you a malicious enemy of mine.
HTH and HAND.
:)

You overstate your achievements.

[Michael Pendragon]

Post by W.Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.

Fish Wrap.

Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty
years.
left in piles in various stores, bars and coffee shops around town

That's the distribution method for such an arts paper, yes.

Creative Loafing seems to be one of the mo9dels for such a publication.....

Definitely was.

That's how all of the local listings papers are distributed: laundry mats, grocery stores, hotel lobbies, bars, etc.

No shit, Sherlock.

Post by Michael Pendragon
Visitors pick them up, leaf through them looking for restaurant/bar ads, make their dinner plans, then toss the papers aside.
Businessmen looking for restaurants/bars have no interest in Will Donkey's rambling reminiscences about "Shadowville," Kathy, Barfield and Dark Queen, nor in your equally rambling (and even less coherent) monthly poem.

I had a few thousand readers a month, easily, which is more in one month than you've /ever/ had, Pendragon, I know that must sting.

No, Donkey, the circular had a few thousand browsers, and the local restaurants may have had some extra business (although there are other papers with other ads, not to mention the White Pages, so one can never really know how directly responsible any circular was). A few thousand cat boxes were lined with your "Magic Store" column, and a few thousand fish were wrapped in your monthly poem.

But even if you had a million readers, it would not give me reason to experience any sort of "sting."

You might recall that I advised GD to publish your poetry book through Amazon -- even though we were enemies at the time. The success of another does not diminish my work.

Or, as in this case, your lack of success does not enhance my work.

Post by W.Dockery
***
<spamsnip>
***

Post by Michael Pendragon
You provided filler to a local ad circular for twenty years. Whoop-de-damn-do.

You're expected to tear down anything I achieve, Pendragon, that's what makes you a malicious enemy of mine.

You're mistaken, Donkey.

As I stated several days ago, I do not make it a practice to belittle anyone else's achievements, regardless of their diminutive size. It was only after having been subjected to several of your troll posts wherein you claimed that your "accomplishments" far outweighed those of the rest of us, that I decided to put your literary "career" into its proper perspective.

IOW: You brought this upon yourself.

Michael Pendragon
"and you know… that over the years, I HAVE come really
close to 'converting' to negrohood... remember in the early 1980s
when I hated white folks and all that?"
-- Will Dockery, on racism and "negrohood."

[Victor Hugo Fan]

Post by W.Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.

Fish Wrap.

Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty
years.
left in piles in various stores, bars and coffee shops around town

That's the distribution method for such an arts paper, yes.

Creative Loafing seems to be one of the mo9dels for such a publication.....

Definitely was.

That's how all of the local listings papers are distributed: laundry mats, grocery stores, hotel lobbies, bars, etc.

No shit, Sherlock.

Post by Michael Pendragon
Visitors pick them up, leaf through them looking for restaurant/bar ads, make their dinner plans, then toss the papers aside.
Businessmen looking for restaurants/bars have no interest in Will Donkey's rambling reminiscences about "Shadowville," Kathy, Barfield and Dark Queen, nor in your equally rambling (and even less coherent) monthly poem.

I had a few thousand readers a month, easily, which is more in one month than you've /ever/ had, Pendragon, I know that must sting.
***
https://www.facebook.com/playgroundsmagazine/photos/a.895462147153998/895462827153930
https://www.facebook.com/playgroundsmagazine/photos/a.915652778468268/915653305134882
https://www.facebook.com/playgroundsmagazine/photos/a.929698260397053/929699180396961
https://www.facebook.com/playgroundsmagazine/photos/a.945550128811866/945550718811807
***

Post by Michael Pendragon
You provided filler to a local ad circular for twenty years. Whoop-de-damn-do.

You're expected to tear down anything I achieve, Pendragon, that's what makes you a malicious enemy of mine.
HTH and HAND.
:)

Bravo, Doc... you indeed have a fine group of art works, music and poetry....

[Will Dockery]

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Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

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Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.

Fish Wrap.

Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty
years.
left in piles in various stores, bars and coffee shops around town

That's the distribution method for such an arts paper, yes.

Creative Loafing seems to be one of the mo9dels for such a publication.....

Definitely was.

That's how all of the local listings papers are distributed: laundry mats, grocery stores, hotel lobbies, bars, etc.

No shit, Sherlock.

Post by Michael Pendragon
Visitors pick them up, leaf through them looking for restaurant/bar ads, make their dinner plans, then toss the papers aside.
Businessmen looking for restaurants/bars have no interest in Will Donkey's rambling reminiscences about "Shadowville," Kathy, Barfield and Dark Queen, nor in your equally rambling (and even less coherent) monthly poem.

I had a few thousand readers a month, easily, which is more in one month than you've /ever/ had, Pendragon, I know that must sting.
***
https://www.facebook.com/playgroundsmagazine/photos/a.895462147153998/895462827153930
https://www.facebook.com/playgroundsmagazine/photos/a.915652778468268/915653305134882
https://www.facebook.com/playgroundsmagazine/photos/a.929698260397053/929699180396961
https://www.facebook.com/playgroundsmagazine/photos/a.945550128811866/945550718811807
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Post by Michael Pendragon
You provided filler to a local ad circular for twenty years. Whoop-de-damn-do.

You're expected to tear down anything I achieve, Pendragon, that's what makes you a malicious enemy of mine.
HTH and HAND.
:)

Bravo, Doc... you indeed have a fine group of art works, music and poetry....

Thanks again for the nod, Victor.

[Victor H.]

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.

Fish Wrap.

Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty years.
left in piles in various stores, bars and coffee shops around town

That's the distribution method for such an arts paper, yes.

That is correct...

[Michael Pendragon]

Post by Victor H.

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.

Fish Wrap.

Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty years.
left in piles in various stores, bars and coffee shops around town

That's the distribution method for such an arts paper, yes.

That is correct...

No... that's the distribution method for a local listings circular.

Art magazines, like "Art in America," can be purchased online or at magazine stands.

A one-year subscription to "Art in America" costs $99.95.

https://w1.buysub.com/pubs/FT/INA/INA_website.jsp?cds_page_id=241052&cds_mag_code=INA&id=1659587854933&lsid=22152337349054359&vid=1&cds_response_key=I9AWS1

HtH & HAND.



Michael Pendragon
"Well, I've gone black and did come back. The black women I've had sex
with have been very exciting... there's that element of interest,
slightly different muscle tone and genital make up, that's hard to
describe in a family oriented group... it is a very tasty treat
indeed..."
-- Will Dockery, the man who went black and came back.

[Will Dockery]

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Victor H.

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.

Fish Wrap.

Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty years.
left in piles in various stores, bars and coffee shops around town

That's the distribution method for such an arts paper, yes.

That is correct...

No... that's the distribution method for a local listings circular.
Art magazines, like "Art in America," can be purchased online or at magazine stands.
A one-year subscription to "Art in America" costs $99.95.
https://w1.buysub.com/pubs/FT/INA/INA_website.jsp?cds_page_id=241052&cds_mag_code=INA&id=1659587854933&lsid=22152337349054359&vid=1&cds_response_key=I9AWS1
HtH & HAND.
Michael Pendragon

If you actually bothered to look at an issue of Playgrounds Magazine you'd see the contents were focused on reading and visual material, not just advertising.

HTH and HAND.

[Michael Pendragon]

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Victor H.

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.

Fish Wrap.

Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty years.
left in piles in various stores, bars and coffee shops around town

That's the distribution method for such an arts paper, yes.

That is correct...

No... that's the distribution method for a local listings circular.
Art magazines, like "Art in America," can be purchased online or at magazine stands.
A one-year subscription to "Art in America" costs $99.95.
https://w1.buysub.com/pubs/FT/INA/INA_website.jsp?cds_page_id=241052&cds_mag_code=INA&id=1659587854933&lsid=22152337349054359&vid=1&cds_response_key=I9AWS1
HtH & HAND.
Michael Pendragon

If you actually bothered to look at an issue of Playgrounds Magazine you'd see the contents were focused on reading and visual material, not just advertising.

"the contents were focused on reading"?

WTF does that mean?

The (non-advertising) contents were filler for the ads.

The writers were not paid for their articles and/or columns. The paper was distributed for free.

The fact that you can't see it for what it was only shows how desperately you cling to your delusions.

Michael Pendragon
"Well, I've gone black and did come back. The black women I've had sex
with have been very exciting... there's that element of interest,
slightly different muscle tone and genital make up, that's hard to
describe in a family oriented group... it is a very tasty treat
indeed..."
-- Will Dockery, the man who went black and came back.

[Will Dockery]

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Victor H.

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.

Fish Wrap.

Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty years.
left in piles in various stores, bars and coffee shops around town

That's the distribution method for such an arts paper, yes.

That is correct...

No... that's the distribution method for a local listings circular.
Art magazines, like "Art in America," can be purchased online or at magazine stands.
A one-year subscription to "Art in America" costs $99.95.
https://w1.buysub.com/pubs/FT/INA/INA_website.jsp?cds_page_id=241052&cds_mag_code=INA&id=1659587854933&lsid=22152337349054359&vid=1&cds_response_key=I9AWS1
HtH & HAND.
Michael Pendragon

If you actually bothered to look at an issue of Playgrounds Magazine you'd see the contents were focused on reading and visual material, not just advertising.

"The contents were focused on reading and visual material."

All clear now, Pendragon?

HTH and HAND, again.

[Michael Pendragon]

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Victor H.

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.

Fish Wrap.

Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty
years.
left in piles in various stores, bars and coffee shops around town

That's the distribution method for such an arts paper, yes.

That is correct...

No... that's the distribution method for a local listings circular.
Art magazines, like "Art in America," can be purchased online or at magazine stands.
A one-year subscription to "Art in America" costs $99.95.
https://w1.buysub.com/pubs/FT/INA/INA_website.jsp?cds_page_id=241052&cds_mag_code=INA&id=1659587854933&lsid=22152337349054359&vid=1&cds_response_key=I9AWS1
HtH & HAND.
Michael Pendragon

If you actually bothered to look at an issue of Playgrounds Magazine you'd see the contents were focused on reading and visual material, not just advertising.

"The contents were focused on reading and visual material."
All clear now, Pendragon?

Not at all.

Can you please ask competent person to restate that in English?

Michael Pendragon
"Like sliding into the heart of darkness, man, hot and tight... and
bushy."
-- Will Dockery waxing literary on his experiences with "black pussy."

[General Zod]

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.

Fish Wrap.

Circulation: 10,000 copies per month, every month, for nearly twenty years.

That is a LOT of cop

Let Pendragon do the math.....

[Will Dockery]

Pendragon, your jealosy is unbecoming.

;)

[Michael Pendragon]

Post by Will Dockery
Pendragon, your jealosy is unbecoming.

I've had poetry published in local listings papers in Manhattan, Willie. I believe their circulation was 150,000.

That was fish wrap, too. It just got circulated in a more respectable locale.

[Will Dockery]

Post a link so we can verify this, Pendragon.

;)

[Michael Pendragon]

Post by Will Dockery
Post a link so we can verify this, Pendragon.

http://www.hellskitchen.bz/organizations/community/656/clinton-chronicle.html

although I prefer the Wildwood paper, as it actually has interesting articles:

http://sunbythesea.com/ww/

And because they gave me a full page complete with color photos from my childhood (which I'd posted a link to in the past).

[Rex Warner Jr.]

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery
Post a link so we can verify this, Pendragon.

http://www.hellskitchen.bz/organizations/community/656/clinton-chronicle.html
http://sunbythesea.com/ww/
And because they gave me a full page complete with color photos from my childhood (which I'd posted a link to in the past).

Thanks I shall have a look see....

[Will Dockery]

Post by Rex Warner Jr.

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery
Post a link so we can verify this, Pendragon.

http://www.hellskitchen.bz/organizations/community/656/clinton-chronicle.html
http://sunbythesea.com/ww/
And because they gave me a full page complete with color photos from my childhood (which I'd posted a link to in the past).

Thanks I shall have a look see....

Hello Rex, and thanks again for the nod.

[General-Zod]

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Rex Warner Jr.

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery
Post a link so we can verify this, Pendragon.

http://www.hellskitchen.bz/organizations/community/656/clinton-chronicle.html
http://sunbythesea.com/ww/
And because they gave me a full page complete with color photos from my childhood (which I'd posted a link to in the past).

Thanks I shall have a look see....

Hello Rex, and thanks again for the nod.

Hi there...

[W-Dockery]

Post by General-Zod

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Rex Warner Jr.

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery
Post a link so we can verify this, Pendragon.

http://www.hellskitchen.bz/organizations/community/656/clinton-chronicle.html
http://sunbythesea.com/ww/
And because they gave me a full page complete with color photos from my childhood (which I'd posted a link to in the past).

Thanks I shall have a look see....

Hello Rex, and thanks again for the nod.

Hi there...

Good afternoon.

🙂

[General Zod]

Outstanding work, Pendragon....!!

[Michael Pendragon]

Post by General Zod
Outstanding work, Pendragon....!!

Shut up, Todd.

[General Zod]

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.
Page 19: To The Magic Store, column by Will Dockery
Page 19: "Even As In Morning", poem by Will Dockery

Good one..............

[Will Dockery]

Post by General Zod

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.
Page 19: To The Magic Store, column by Will Dockery
Page 19: "Even As In Morning", poem by Will Dockery

Good one..............

Good morning my friend, and thanks again for the nod.

🙂

[Will Dockery]

Thanks for the positive hex, Rex.

😉

[Will Dockery]

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.
Page 19: To The Magic Store, column by Will Dockery
Page 19: "Even As In Morning", poem by Will Dockery

Another of my monthly columns, reposted for Corey.

:)

[Zod]

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.
Page 19: To The Magic Store, column by Will Dockery
Page 19: "Even As In Morning", poem by Will Dockery

Another of my monthly columns, reposted for Corey.
:)

Seems Pastor Corey ignored this...

[Will Dockery]

Post by Michael Pendragon

Circulation 10,000 copies a month for almost twenty years.
My monthly column and poetry in every issue for nearly twenty years.
Again, who here can top that?
Pendragon, you flatter yourself, and you glorify your small press days. I was involved in small press myself, and edited a poetry and art zine for years (which was listed in Poet's Market during the mid-1990s), so I know that scene well, also.
My poetry and column was published monthly at 10,000 copies per issue for nearly twenty years.
In other words, I topped your lifetime circulation in one month.

People don't read local listing papers for the "poetry."

People read Playgrounds Magazine for it, though, since Playgrounds Magazine was an art and entertainment paper, which you continue to try and misrepresent, Pendragon.

And so it goes.

[General-Zod]

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Circulation 10,000 copies a month for almost twenty years.
My monthly column and poetry in every issue for nearly twenty years.
Again, who here can top that?
Pendragon, you flatter yourself, and you glorify your small press days. I was involved in small press myself, and edited a poetry and art zine for years (which was listed in Poet's Market during the mid-1990s), so I know that scene well, also.
My poetry and column was published monthly at 10,000 copies per issue for nearly twenty years.
In other words, I topped your lifetime circulation in one month.

People don't read local listing papers for the "poetry."

People read Playgrounds Magazine for it, though, since Playgrounds Magazine was an art and entertainment paper

A mighty good one at that....

[W-Dockery]

Post by General-Zod

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Circulation 10,000 copies a month for almost twenty years.
My monthly column and poetry in every issue for nearly twenty years.
Again, who here can top that?
Pendragon, you flatter yourself, and you glorify your small press days. I was involved in small press myself, and edited a poetry and art zine for years (which was listed in Poet's Market during the mid-1990s), so I know that scene well, also.
My poetry and column was published monthly at 10,000 copies per issue for nearly twenty years.
In other words, I topped your lifetime circulation in one month.

People don't read local listing papers for the "poetry."

People read Playgrounds Magazine for it, though, since Playgrounds Magazine was an art and entertainment paper

A mighty good one at that....

Yes, it was.

[Will Dockery]

Post by General-Zod

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Circulation 10,000 copies a month for almost twenty years.
My monthly column and poetry in every issue for nearly twenty years.
Again, who here can top that?
Pendragon, you flatter yourself, and you glorify your small press days. I was involved in small press myself, and edited a poetry and art zine for years (which was listed in Poet's Market during the mid-1990s), so I know that scene well, also.
My poetry and column was published monthly at 10,000 copies per issue for nearly twenty years.
In other words, I topped your lifetime circulation in one month.

People don't read local listing papers for the "poetry."

People read Playgrounds Magazine for it, though, since Playgrounds Magazine was an art and entertainment paper

A mighty good one at that....

Yes, it was, Zod.

And so it goes.

[Will Dockery]

Post by General-Zod

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Circulation 10,000 copies a month for almost twenty years.
My monthly column and poetry in every issue for nearly twenty years.
Again, who here can top that?
Pendragon, you flatter yourself, and you glorify your small press days. I was involved in small press myself, and edited a poetry and art zine for years (which was listed in Poet's Market during the mid-1990s), so I know that scene well, also.
My poetry and column was published monthly at 10,000 copies per issue for nearly twenty years.
In other words, I topped your lifetime circulation in one month.

People don't read local listing papers for the "poetry."

People read Playgrounds Magazine for it, though, since Playgrounds Magazine was an art and entertainment paper

A mighty good one at that....

The paper had a good run, nearly twenty years.

And so it goes.

[Michael Pendragon]

Again, as I wrote earlier, Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.
Page 19: To The Magic Store, column by Will Dockery
Page 19: "Even As In Morning", poem by Will Dockery
Again, circulation 10,000 copies every month for nearly twenty years is at least many thousands of readers, and none here can top that.
And so it goes, stop whining, Michael Pendragon.

*yawn*

It's fish wrap, Donkey.

Live with it.

Michael Pendragon
"Well, I've gone black and did come back. The black women I've had sex
with have been very exciting... there's that element of interest,
slightly different muscle tone and genital make up, that's hard to
describe in a family oriented group... it is a very tasty treat
indeed..."
-- Will Dockery, the man who went black and came back.

[Will Dockery]

I'm published.

Same here, published monthly for nearly twenty years with a circulation of many thousands of copies.
Playgrounds Magazine / October 2013 issue
Published on Sep 30, 2013
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/102013playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / October 2013 issue
"To The Magic Store" is on Page 12
"Swamp Street Exile", a poem by Will Dockery is on Page 12
As I said, with a circulation of 10,000 copies per month for over twenty years.
Top that, Pendragon, you shit slinging little monkey.
Right, you can't.

I told you

No, like I said, all you've done is whine incessantly all day, Pendragon, you shit slinging little monkey.

As I've told you already, Playgrounds Magazine was a monthly arts and entertainment paper, with a circulation of 10,000 copies per month.

The fact is that I published a monthly column and poem in every issue for nearly twenty years.

The fact is that in just one month my audience was larger than the audience you had in a decade of vanity press pamphlet publication.

So try to stop your jealous whining and get over it, Pendragon, you lost this one.

And so it goes.

🙂

[Michael Pendragon]

Post by Will Dockery

I'm published.

Same here, published monthly for nearly twenty years with a circulation of many thousands of copies.
Playgrounds Magazine / October 2013 issue
Published on Sep 30, 2013
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/102013playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / October 2013 issue
"To The Magic Store" is on Page 12
"Swamp Street Exile", a poem by Will Dockery is on Page 12
As I said, with a circulation of 10,000 copies per month for over twenty years.
Top that, Pendragon, you shit slinging little monkey.
Right, you can't.

I told you

No, like I said, all you've done is whine incessantly all day, Pendragon, you shit slinging little monkey.
As I've told you already, Playgrounds Magazine was a monthly arts and entertainment paper, with a circulation of 10,000 copies per month.
The fact is that I published a monthly column and poem in every issue for nearly twenty years.
The fact is that in just one month my audience was larger than the audience you had in a decade of vanity press pamphlet publication.

Why do you lie so much, Donkey?

I didn't charge writers to be in my publication (the definition of vanity press). I published many award winning, successful, well known writers.

But even a vanity press would be a cut above a local listings paper.

FACT: Your "tv show" was a laughably terrible public access program.
FACT: Your "monthly column" was in a free, local listings paper.
FACT: Your music career consisted of singing in front of a karaoke band.
FACT: Your much-ballyhooed Perky award was handed out by your local paper to every profession in town.
FACT: Your collaboration with M. Benders turned out to be the internet's biggest troll.

FACT: You've never really accomplished anything... not even a high school diploma or a steady job.

Could you possibly be a bigger loser?

Michael Pendragon
"Well, I've gone black and did come back. The black women I've had sex
with have been very exciting... there's that element of interest,
slightly different muscle tone and genital make up, that's hard to
describe in a family oriented group... it is a very tasty treat
indeed..."
-- Will Dockery, the man who went black and came back.

[Will Dockery]

Post by W-Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

I'm published.

Same here, published monthly for nearly twenty years with a circulation of many thousands of copies.
Playgrounds Magazine / October 2013 issue
Published on Sep 30, 2013
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/102013playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / October 2013 issue
"To The Magic Store" is on Page 12
"Swamp Street Exile", a poem by Will Dockery is on Page 12
As I said, with a circulation of 10,000 copies per month for over twenty years.
Top that, Pendragon, you shit slinging little monkey.
Right, you can't.

I told you

No, like I said, all you've done is whine incessantly all day, Pendragon, you shit slinging little monkey.
As I've told you already, Playgrounds Magazine was a monthly arts and entertainment paper, with a circulation of 10,000 copies per month.
The fact is that I published a monthly column and poem in every issue for nearly twenty years.
The fact is that in just one month my audience was larger than the audience you had in a decade of vanity press pamphlet publication.

Why do you

Why do you jealously whine so much, you shit slinging little monkey?

I published poetry and a monthly column for nearly twenty years in an arts and entertainment magazine that reached thousands of readers every month, while you were cranking out your mostly obscure small press pamphlets for a few dozen readers.

That's the fact, stop your sobbing and get over it, Pendragon.

HTH and HAND.

[Michael Pendragon]

Post by Will Dockery

Post by W-Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

I'm published.

Same here, published monthly for nearly twenty years with a circulation of many thousands of copies.
Playgrounds Magazine / October 2013 issue
Published on Sep 30, 2013
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/102013playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / October 2013 issue
"To The Magic Store" is on Page 12
"Swamp Street Exile", a poem by Will Dockery is on Page 12
As I said, with a circulation of 10,000 copies per month for over twenty years.
Top that, Pendragon, you shit slinging little monkey.
Right, you can't.

I told you

No, like I said, all you've done is whine incessantly all day, Pendragon, you shit slinging little monkey.
As I've told you already, Playgrounds Magazine was a monthly arts and entertainment paper, with a circulation of 10,000 copies per month.
The fact is that I published a monthly column and poem in every issue for nearly twenty years.
The fact is that in just one month my audience was larger than the audience you had in a decade of vanity press pamphlet publication.

Why do you

Why do you jealously whine so much, you shit slinging little monkey?
I published poetry and a monthly column for nearly twenty years in an arts and entertainment magazine that reached thousands of readers every month, while you were cranking out your mostly obscure small press pamphlets for a few dozen readers.
That's the fact, stop your sobbing and get over it, Pendragon.

Fish wrap.

Michael Pendragon
"Like sliding into the heart of darkness, man, hot and tight... and
bushy."
-- Will Dockery on his experiences with "black pussy."

[W-Dockery]

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery

Post by W-Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

I'm published, published monthly for nearly twenty years with a circulation of many thousands of copies.

Playgrounds Magazine / October 2013 issue
Published on Sep 30, 2013
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/102013playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / October 2013 issue
"To The Magic Store" is on Page 12
"Swamp Street Exile", a poem by Will Dockery is on Page 12
As I said, with a circulation of 10,000 copies per month for over twenty years.
Top that, Pendragon, you shit slinging little monkey.
Right, you can't.

I told you

No, like I said, all you've done is whine incessantly all day, Pendragon, you shit slinging little monkey.
As I've told you already, Playgrounds Magazine was a monthly arts and entertainment paper, with a circulation of 10,000 copies per month.
The fact is that I published a monthly column and poem in every issue for nearly twenty years.
The fact is that in just one month my audience was larger than the audience you had in a decade of vanity press pamphlet publication.

Why do you

Why do you jealously whine so much, you shit slinging little monkey?
I published poetry and a monthly column for nearly twenty years in an arts and entertainment magazine that reached thousands of readers every month, while you were cranking out your mostly obscure small press pamphlets for a few dozen readers.
That's the fact, stop your sobbing and get over it, Pendragon.

Fish wrap.

You wish.

Like I said, Playgrounds Magazine had a circulation of 10,000 copies a month for almost twenty years, with my monthly column and poetry in every issue for nearly twenty years.

Who here can top that?

Certainly not Michael Pendragon and his Xeroxed small press zines with their 100 copy print runs.

I published my monthly poems and columns at 10,000 copies a month, so in one month my circulation exceeded yours for your entire publication history, Pendragon.

As many as 10,000 readers every month for nearly twenty years, that's a lot of readers, unlike your small press pamphlets with print runs of maybe fifty copies.

And so it goes.

[Michael Pendragon]

Post by W-Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery

Post by W-Dockery

Post by Will Dockery

I'm published, published monthly for nearly twenty years with a circulation of many thousands of copies.

Playgrounds Magazine / October 2013 issue
Published on Sep 30, 2013
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/102013playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / October 2013 issue
"To The Magic Store" is on Page 12
"Swamp Street Exile", a poem by Will Dockery is on Page 12
As I said, with a circulation of 10,000 copies per month for over twenty years.
Top that, Pendragon, you shit slinging little monkey.
Right, you can't.

I told you

No, like I said, all you've done is whine incessantly all day, Pendragon, you shit slinging little monkey.
As I've told you already, Playgrounds Magazine was a monthly arts and entertainment paper, with a circulation of 10,000 copies per month.
The fact is that I published a monthly column and poem in every issue for nearly twenty years.
The fact is that in just one month my audience was larger than the audience you had in a decade of vanity press pamphlet publication.

Why do you

Why do you jealously whine so much, you shit slinging little monkey?
I published poetry and a monthly column for nearly twenty years in an arts and entertainment magazine that reached thousands of readers every month, while you were cranking out your mostly obscure small press pamphlets for a few dozen readers.
That's the fact, stop your sobbing and get over it, Pendragon.

Fish wrap.

You wish.
Like I said, Playgrounds Magazine had a circulation of 10,000 copies a month for almost twenty years, with my monthly column and poetry in every issue for nearly twenty years.
Who here can top that?
Certainly not Michael Pendragon and his Xeroxed small press zines with their 100 copy print runs.
I published my monthly poems and columns at 10,000 copies a month, so in one month my circulation exceeded yours for your entire publication history, Pendragon.
As many as 10,000 readers every month for nearly twenty years, that's a lot of readers, unlike your small press pamphlets with print runs of maybe fifty copies.
And so it goes.

Fish wrap.

Michael Pendragon
"Like sliding into the heart of darkness, man, hot and tight... and
bushy."
-- Will Dockery on his experiences with "black pussy."

[W-Dockery]

Post by Michael Pendragon
Fish wrap.

Again, you wish. I'm published, published monthly for nearly twenty years with a circulation of many thousands of copies.
Playgrounds Magazine / October 2013 issue
Published on Sep 30, 2013
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/102013playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / October 2013 issue
"To The Magic Store" is on Page 12
"Swamp Street Exile", a poem by Will Dockery is on Page 12
As I said, with a circulation of 10,000 copies per month for over twenty years.
Top that, Pendragon, you shit slinging little monkey.
Right, you can't.

I told you

No, like I told you, all you've done is whine incessantly all day, Pendragon, you shit slinging little monkey.
As I've told you already, Playgrounds Magazine was a monthly arts and entertainment paper, with a circulation of 10,000 copies per month.
The fact is that I published a monthly column and poem in every issue for nearly twenty years.
The fact is that in just one month my audience was larger than the audience you had in a decade of vanity press pamphlet publication.
Why do you

Why do you jealously whine so much, you shit slinging little monkey?

I published poetry and a monthly column for nearly twenty years in an arts and entertainment magazine that reached thousands of readers every month, while you were cranking out your mostly obscure small press pamphlets for a few dozen readers.

Again, like I said, Playgrounds Magazine had a circulation of 10,000 copies a month for almost twenty years, with my monthly column and poetry in every issue for nearly twenty years.

Again, who here can top that?

Certainly not Michael Pendragon and his Xeroxed small press zines with their 100 copy print runs.

I published my monthly poems and columns at 10,000 copies a month, so in one month my circulation exceeded yours for your entire publication history, Pendragon.

As many as 10,000 readers every month for nearly twenty years, that's a lot of readers, unlike your small press pamphlets with print runs of maybe fifty copies.

That's the facts, stop whining and get used to it, Pendragon.

HTH and HAND.

🙂

[Will Dockery]

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.
Page 19: To The Magic Store, column by Will Dockery
Page 19: "Even As In Morning", poem by Will Dockery

Note to Nancy Gene, Playgrounds Magazine ceased publication several years ago, at least as a newsstand paper.

HTH and HAND.

[Michael Pendragon]

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.
Page 19: To The Magic Store, column by Will Dockery
Page 19: "Even As In Morning", poem by Will Dockery

Note to Nancy Gene, Playgrounds Magazine ceased publication several years ago, at least as a newsstand paper.

NOTE TO DONKEY: No one noticed it was gone.

Michael Pendragon
"and you know… that over the years, I HAVE come really
close to 'converting' to negrohood... remember in the early 1980s
when I hated white folks and all that?"
-- Will Dockery, on racism and "negrohood."

[Victor H.]

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.
Page 19: To The Magic Store, column by Will Dockery
Page 19: "Even As In Morning", poem by Will Dockery

Note to Nancy Gene, Playgrounds Magazine ceased publication several years ago, at least as a newsstand paper.
HTH and HAND.

Yes the print zine has been defunct for a while now and I can attest we ALL miss that PG mag...

[Michael Pendragon]

Post by Victor H.

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.
Page 19: To The Magic Store, column by Will Dockery
Page 19: "Even As In Morning", poem by Will Dockery

Note to Nancy Gene, Playgrounds Magazine ceased publication several years ago, at least as a newsstand paper.
HTH and HAND.

Yes the print zine has been defunct for a while now and I can attest we ALL miss that PG mag...

"All" = "Everyone" and I certainly do not miss a circular I've never read.

Define "All."


Michael Pendragon
"Like sliding into the heart of darkness, man, hot and tight... and
bushy."
-- Will Dockery waxing literary on his experiences with "black pussy."

[Victor H.]

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Victor H.

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.
Page 19: To The Magic Store, column by Will Dockery
Page 19: "Even As In Morning", poem by Will Dockery

Note to Nancy Gene, Playgrounds Magazine ceased publication several years ago, at least as a newsstand paper.
HTH and HAND.

Yes the print zine has been defunct for a while now and I can attest we ALL miss that PG mag...

"All" = "Everyone"

Pretty much everyone in this area, PG mag was a stellar little zine.....

[Will Dockery]

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.
Page 19: To The Magic Store, column by Will Dockery
Page 19: "Even As In Morning", poem by Will Dockery

Note to Nancy Gene, Playgrounds Magazine ceased publication several years ago, at least as a newsstand paper.

No one noticed it was gone.

Sure, the paper is missed by most of us.

[Michael Pendragon]

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.
Page 19: To The Magic Store, column by Will Dockery
Page 19: "Even As In Morning", poem by Will Dockery

Note to Nancy Gene, Playgrounds Magazine ceased publication several years ago, at least as a newsstand paper.

No one noticed it was gone.

Sure, the paper is missed by most of us.

Statistics and sources, please.

Michael Pendragon
"and you know… that over the years, I HAVE come really
close to 'converting' to negrohood... remember in the early 1980s
when I hated white folks and all that?"
-- Will Dockery, on racism and "negrohood."

[W-Dockery]

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.
Page 19: To The Magic Store, column by Will Dockery
Page 19: "Even As In Morning", poem by Will Dockery

Note to Nancy Gene, Playgrounds Magazine ceased publication several years ago, at least as a newsstand paper.

No one noticed it was gone.

Sure, the paper is missed by most of us.

Statistics and sources, please.

Where are yours?

🙂

[Michael Pendragon]

Post by W-Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.
Page 19: To The Magic Store, column by Will Dockery
Page 19: "Even As In Morning", poem by Will Dockery

Note to Nancy Gene, Playgrounds Magazine ceased publication several years ago, at least as a newsstand paper.

No one noticed it was gone.

Sure, the paper is missed by most of us.

Statistics and sources, please.

Where are yours?

One shows that a circular is not missed by noting the lack of posts/articles to the contrary.

No articles = no interest.

If, otoh, you claim that the paper is missed, you need to find articles/posts lamenting its demise.

Again, no articles = no interest.

Michael Pendragon
"and you know… that over the years, I HAVE come really
close to 'converting' to negrohood... remember in the early 1980s
when I hated white folks and all that?"
-- Will Dockery, on racism and "negrohood."

[HC]

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by W-Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.
Page 19: To The Magic Store, column by Will Dockery
Page 19: "Even As In Morning", poem by Will Dockery

Note to Nancy Gene, Playgrounds Magazine ceased publication several years ago, at least as a newsstand paper.

No one noticed it was gone.

Sure, the paper is missed by most of us.

Statistics and sources, please.

Where are yours?

One shows that a circular is not missed by noting the lack of posts/articles to the contrary.
No articles = no interest.
If, otoh, you claim that the paper is missed, you need to find articles/posts lamenting its demise.
Again, no articles = no interest.
Michael Pendragon
"and you know… that over the years, I HAVE come really
close to 'converting' to negrohood... remember in the early 1980s
when I hated white folks and all that?"
-- Will Dockery, on racism and "negrohood."

Fish mongers need fish wrappers.

[W.Dockery]

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by W-Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Michael Pendragon

Post by Will Dockery

Post by Will Dockery
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014
Published on Nov 30, 2014
https://issuu.com/willdockery/docs/122014playgroundsall
Playgrounds Magazine / December 2014 issue.
Page 19: To The Magic Store, column by Will Dockery
Page 19: "Even As In Morning", poem by Will Dockery

Note to Nancy Gene, Playgrounds Magazine ceased publication several years ago, at least as a newsstand paper.

No one noticed it was gone.

Sure, the paper is missed by most of us.

Statistics and sources, please.

Where are yours?

One shows that a circular is not missed

Those who read Playgrounds for my poetry have other sources, including my paperback book collection of poems:

Selected Poems 1976-2019 (Paperback)
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Selected-Poems-1976-2019-Paperback-9780994860019/796425131