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JAMES LEO HERLIHY<br>The <i>Midnight Cowboy</i> in Key West
James Leo Herlihy was born in Detroit in 1927 and raised there and in Chillicothe, Ohio. He lived in New York City, Los Angeles, and, off and on from 1957 to 1973, in Key West, where he became "captivated," finding it "a wonderful place to work and write."
Lawson Corbett Little shot Key West
Lawson Corbett Little was born in Chicago in 1945 and studied photography at the Rhode Island School of Design and the California Institute of the Arts. For much of the past 20 years, he has lived in Nashville, photographing luminaries of the country music scene including Dwight Yoakam and Hank Williams III. In the 1970s and 1980s Little lived in Key West, where he helped establish the photography program at Florida Keys Community College and photographed notable authors and musicians including James Merrrill, Thomas McGuane, Jimmy Buffett, Philip Caputo, and David Allan Coe. The images above are among hundreds Little produced of Shel Silverstein, the inestimably talented writer, artist, and musician.
Tennessee Williams on a Bicycle
"I have been drinking too much coffee – about five times in week – will cut that out and will try to keep myself so active physically during the day that I will sleep from sheer exhaustion – Now...
1986: A Mix of Very Fine Quality
For our fourth annual event, in 1986, we honored playwright and Key West habitué, Tennessee Williams. The graphic design of the program and poster, as in 1985, is simple and direct. The Martha Swopes photograph shows a dapper, not-quite-at-ease...
Gore Vidal, J.F.K., and Tennessee Williams With a Gun
Gore Vidal will be with us next January, and I've begun preparing by reading Sexually Speaking: Collected Sex Writings (1999), an anthology of his previously published work "on sexuality." The title is a bit misleading. The subject of these essays,...
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