The Dancer with the Video Camera in West Hollywood
23 years later I meet him for the first time since our only encounter I mention San Vicente Inn but not what we did there I don’t know if he remembers me at all it doesn’t matter I still have my memory & he still has that killer smile
Audio: Alex Gildzen reads “The Dancer With the Video Camera in West Hollywood”
Work by Alex Gildzen began appearing in print in the 1960s. Over the decades his poems have been in Mouth of the Dragon, After Dark, In Touch for Men, RFD, & Change, My Gay Eye and Assaracus. He’s a talking head in the James Broughton documentary “Big Joy” and is interviewed in the current series “Aging Wildly.” His first book, Into the Sea, was published by Abraxas Press in 1969. His newest book is A Litter of Lists from Sibling Rivalry Press.