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| | The Brautigan Bibliography plus+ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14) |
 | | Zapple was the experimental division of Apple Records, designed to record, produce, and distribute "poetry, literature, electronic music, avant-garde performances, lectures, anything off-beat, Beat, experimental or strange" (Barry Miles 472), at budget prices. |
 | | The record was produced by Miles who wrote to Brautigan on 3 Oct. 1968 outlining the project "as a magazine in sound and possibly to include certain literature, artwork and illustrations as well" and asking if he were interested. |
 | | Richard Brautigan recorded a selection of poems and stories, often giving the words a heightened reality with sound effects—a stereo recording of the actual stream referred to in 'Trout Fishing in America', for instance. |
| www.brautigan.net /brautigan/recordings.html (2420 words) |
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