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Post-practice interviews

I’m sure you saw that Chris Kreider and Derek Stepan were elevated to a line with Ryan Callahan in practice today, with Brian Boyle being reunited with Brandon Prust (Artem Anisimov on the left) and Ruslan Fedotenko dropped to the John Mitchell-Mike Rupp line. FWIW.

John Tortorella:

Henrik Lundqvist:

Ryan Callahan:

Brad Richards:

Brian Boyle:

Derek Stepan:

Ruslan Fedotenko:

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  1. Cally needs to have a good game. His horrendous penalty as well as shooting the puck wide from about a foot out cost the Rangers on Wednesday.

    Hopefully the two days off help his finger. We need the Captain to perform in the biggest game of his career.

  2. Ria(the silent bonehead) on

    Carp could you ask Torts if he reads the blog cause he finally put the “roaring 20’s” line back together and thats all that was talked about yesterday? Credit to Manny I think for the “roaring 20’s” line.

  3. I would love the credit but that sounds too intelligent for something I would say.

  4. Rob in Beantown on

    Rangers-Kings Stanley Cup? is that something that happened in your NHL 2k12 game? Rangers will be shut out on home ice Saturday, again, and practicing their long putts come Sunday morning

  5. Rob in Meantown,
    keep going with that carsillo, our mascot jackass, that usually bring us luck, just pick up your snots.

  6. Like I said, I never want any Boston sports fan to ever be happy about anything, from now until the end of time. Now you see why. I hope Beckett gets another 30 starts this year so you can pencil him in for 20+ losses, 3 injuries, 4 scandals, 6 insults to Sux fans and 100 rounds of golf

  7. LOL Fat Guy, I like you! Trolls from all teams come on here, not just them. And I beg you to not laugh at Beckett. He’s the greatest human being and pitcher to play the game, seriously.

  8. I’m with Tony. He is having a speech therapy. The girl asks:” What season is it?” Tony:”It’s hockey season!”. The therapist:”What year is it?” Tony:”It’s the year the Rangers win the Cup, what are you talking about? 2012!!!!”. LMAO, he is something!

  9. nyrmessier011 on

    to repeat what i said over at HF. Hard to pin it on one game, but particularly for guys like Hank, Staal and Cally that have been here from the beginning of it all–This game could be a defining moment for them and a bunch of other players that have been around, as well as front office guys, scouts, supporters. It’s been a long time since one game had this much importance.

  10. torts finally wakes up and puts the lines like they should be. hopefully it is not too late.

  11. Ria(the silent bonehead) on

    You Manny are actually one of the more BRILLIANT poster’s on here ;-)))

  12. mu, hockey genius.

    Fat Guy and Tiki, aren’t there a few Boston guys you’d like to see happy about something on Saturday? (Tortorella, Boyle, Kreider?) :)

  13. My hope:

    The extra day off gives the Rangers more time to reflect on what they have done this season and what they HAVEN’T done in this playoff series.

    The extra day off gives them a chance to rest and clear their minds.

    The extra day off gives them a chance to ask themselves “Am I ready to go home on Sunday?”

    No excuses whatsoever for them to not give 100% Saturday night. Every shift. Every player. Without fail.

    I’m thinking to Game 7 against the Sens…how Hank was explosive out of his net at times to make the save. The hunger the team showed.

    They realistically haven’t played tough since Monday. Wednesday, they admit, they just didn’t give the proper effort.

    No excuses tomorrow. I just was at Home Depot and saw a woman drive by with LETS GO RANGERS scrawled across the back window.

    I’m thinking of all the people in Rangers jerseys I’ve seen out and about lately. The feeling that hasn’t been there in a long time.

    Do it boys. Just do it.

  14. stick rupp and boyle in front of the net on the PP – nothing else is working might as well have to big bodies to try and set a screen…Kind of when Keena put Beuke out there!

  15. Of course, Carpster!! I didnt say that, he did!! And dont forget Sully and Leetchie!!

  16. Boyle does block Rupps’ shots…Boyle kills penalties its not like he’s that much of a liability, he knows how to defend…Rupp had a little PP time in Nj and Pitt so its not like he would be new to it…just a thought…need to score somehow…

  17. I’m expecting a lot more snarl and hunger tomorrow night. Plus some bloot, freng, dreffle and other meaningless buzzwords.

  18. We have to remind our players to pre-tear the skin on all vulnerable areas to extend all penalties to the double minor length.

  19. By the way, watching the Players’ golf yesterday, and in a matter of about 10 seconds they went from talking about momentum to talking about “Euros.”

  20. Golf is another spot that does not have momentum. Not even between rounds. Maybe not even between holes. Or maybe it has momentum but that can fade in an instant.

    hHw many times do you birdie a whole and triple bogey the next?

  21. Only about 29 hours left until the clowns leave the MSG ice with their heads down …

  22. I thought we’d have the mental edge after the Games 3 and 5 win. I thought the Caps would be devastated, I know Id sure be devastated.

    But in re: to momentum, forskin Maguire said that momentum and home ice is key in the playoffs, therefore he must wrong on both counts. He also said the sky was blue, so it must be green!

  23. High Desert Roberto on

    When I came home last night
    You wouldn’t make love to me
    You went fast asleep
    You wouldn’t even talk to me

    You say I’m so crazy
    Coming home intoxicated
    I say just want to love you, I just wanna love you, baby
    Guess that’s why I’m so elated, come on, girl

  24. why won’t the organization give an update at all on Dubinsky…no other organization in sports acts likes this….its really unprecedented and uncalled we pay good money and invest a lot of time following this team and obviously care to know, what it all about?

  25. On T.V. last night they played the 1993 western conference final Kings vs. Maple Leafs game. It was interesting to watch the game back then in comparison with today’s game. A few things I noticed:

    The refs were bad even back then. They called too many men on the ice on the Kings when the sixth player didn’t touch the puck even the commentators noted it. (Gretzky went on to score shorthanded).

    Overall today’s game is much faster and the hits are harder. It felt like watching an AHL game.

    The goalie pads have gotten ridiculously larger these days. Kelly Hrudey and Felix Potvin look bulimic compared to today’s goalies. That goes to show how good those goalies really were.

    Marty McSorely had mad skills back then. I just remember him as a goon.

    Anyway, go Rangers!

  26. No other team acts like this? Pretty much every other NHL team discloses next to nothing on injuries during the playoffs (not defending it, but it’s true).

    And the Rangers are a lot more forthcoming on injuries than most during the regular season – hardly ever get the lower/upper body crap from them.

  27. put John Mitchell on the PP, that should help with the goal scoring right?

  28. I keep trying to recall who it is that Miami Pimp reminds me of, and now I’ve got it.

    Recall all those pictures of early Rome,when the conquering leaders and their warriors came home in triumph in a chariot and a slave stood behind him and held a wreath above his head, and kept intoning the dirge,” remember… thou art mortal”. If they could do it for Caesar, the ycan do it for Torts

  29. steve

    are you basing your decision on whether to purchase tickets or watch/listen to the game based on the availability of Dubinsky?

  30. PP Dream Team: Forwards= Fedotenko, Rupp, Mitchell and Prust. Defense = Bickel

    26 71 34 8 41

  31. Every team withholds information on injured players, and its the right thing to do. You dont want opposing players trying to exploit your team’s weaknesses. Their obligation as an organization is to win, not to let their fans know the extent of their players’ injuries.

  32. steve just because the imbecile Amare Stoudemire wanted to reveal every single thing he cannot do because of his hand that he punched a fire extinguisher with does not make it the right thing to do.

  33. Just a thought guys…setting up a screen was my only thought on it…2 big bodies thats all…

  34. These game 7’s are taking a toll on me. Definitely affecting my sex life. At my age I need to be focused, and not having things like Kreider, Dubinsky, Prust, Torts and Carp popping up in my head at the worst possible moment. LGR

  35. Dubeliveau, thats why you should always give up sex for playoffs. Keep your mind focused on whats really important, the team! I wont go visit my gf during playoffs for that reason, I feel having sex or enjoying myself in any manner is bad karma for the team!

  36. Dubeliveau, anything you can do to keep me out of your head in those moments would be greatly appreciated.

  37. I purchased tickets and am psyched with or without dubi, but its been a while and most teams actually give updates

  38. definitely agree with the idea of screens on the PP, dore, but I think it has to be somebody like Callahan, who can actually do something with the puck if there’s a rebound or a chance for a deflection. Boyle would be OK. Not Rupp — unless it’s an outdoor game.

  39. steve no playoff teams give updates. They usually say upper body/lower body, day to day. Which to me is more like lying to your face than saying, “no update.”

  40. Carp

    when will you have some interviews from the break up day since the season is over already…according to many.

  41. iWicky "Rupp Yours" on

    So I’m on my lunch break and I go across the street to get a cheap polish dog and a churro from Costco and the place is packed. I get the last open table and the guy at the table next to me looks exactly like judge snails from caddyshack… Right down to the flowery shirt….I can’t stop looking and laughing

  42. “Nice story on McIlrath….sounds like he is making a good transition to the pros”

    McIlrath will never make it to the NHL… he’s been diagnosed with RR-know-it-all-zitis.

  43. I tend to drink more PBR during the playoffs, not less. Visions of Rangers goals float through my head. I am going to stick with 3-0. Goal a period. Leave it on the ice. No one wants this season to end, except maybe the trolls. Even our negative nancies want the boys to win. They just hope their negativity negates ranger suckitude.

  44. iWicky "Rupp Yours" on

    Ok, so karma just punched me in the onions about judge smails…this old guy comes up and asks if he can share the table so I say sure and he hasn’t shut the fugg up since he sat down.

    He is literally talking to me right now as I post this…unfugginreal!!!

  45. I hope every Ranger who scores tonight pulls out the Anisimov rifle celebration and points it right at Holtby’s mother in the stands

  46. I’m trying to think of who it is that FRAN reminds me of …

    Have you ever seen those clowns who enter a roundabout and then stop to let drivers into the circle?

  47. “Ah, this is the worst lookin’ hat I ever saw! I bet you buy a hat like this you get a free bowl of soup, huh?…Oh it looks good on you, though”

  48. iWicky "Rupp Yours" on

    Don’t tempt me bro

    He’s like that guy from the old bud light commercials…”hey how ya doin, just got into town yada yada yada”

  49. Wicky – Tell him politely that you can’t talk because you are on a stakeout, and that it might not be safe for him to stay there

  50. iWicky "Rupp Yours" on

    Fat guy
    I just told him Perkins restaurant was starting their senior buffet early today and he left

  51. iWicky "Rupp Yours" on

    I did tell him that my playoff beard was making me thirsty, I don’t think he got it

  52. Wicky – If only that was true about Perkins. I would have beaten him to the front of the line while hacking up a lung. Half the people there are only one Greek olive away from a heart attack.

  53. Wicky, if I were across from you running my mouth, u couldve told me u were bostonian, and I wouldve either A.)committed a criminal act or B.)gotten out of there faster than Kreider can skate the length of the ice.

  54. LMAO @ you, guys! I’m having two in a row LMAO session. The first one was with Tony. An hour of speech therapy was one of the funniest things I’ve seen. He is cracking up jokes left and right, and if I attempted to post most of them, Carp would ban me in a heartbeat. Let me give my injury playoff update on Tony- he definitely *DOES NOT* an upper body injury!

  55. Bet you Miami feels that the clowns from in NY wouldn’t even be able to “score” in that league, Chopper

  56. And This One Will Last A Lifetime on

    Rob the masshole’s comments are good kharma for us
    Carp…way to early to hate on McMonster

    Love the lines they practiced in….

    All things look lined up for victory tomorrow night…need Henrik to play like the King

    I am thinking the moment is too big for Holtby

    Hope the refs call a good game

  57. Of course they wouldn’t be able to! They’re already playing against a bunch of women (read: Washington Capitals) and they can’t score …

  58. Mia culpa, Latona. I was going to comment on high sticking penalty in that league, but since I’ve been reprimanded, I’ll refrain.

  59. Kenny Albert Rules! on

    Tomorrow nights game may be the best game we have seen the Rangers play all playoffs long!

  60. But Kenny, Doodie says we’ve already lost tomorrow night, and he’s never wrong. Sens in 5!

  61. Kenny Albert Rules! on

    If he’s never wrong, than Doodie would be a millionaire , killing it on Jeopardy every night! Ken Jennings who?

  62. insider article for those without it.

    “There were times during the regular season when frustration set in pretty heavily. Before suffering his concussion last season, New York’s Marc Staal had been one of the best young defensemen in the NHL. At least one opposing coach thought Staal was on his way to a Norris Trophy.

    In his return from the concussion this season, Staal didn’t reach that level of play often.

    “The games I’ve seen him, I haven’t seen signs he’s getting better,” an NHL coach said shortly before the playoffs began. That’s concerning.

    During the regular season, three Rangers defensemen — Dan Girardi, Ryan McDonagh and Michael Del Zotto — averaged more than Staal’s 19:53 of ice time per game. There were games, as John Tortorella leaned on his other defensemen, when Staal saw considerably less time than that. That’s the challenge when you start your season in January while everyone else is in midseason form.

    Now, we’re witnessing the payoff of that plan.

    Staal has recaptured his high-end game and is doing it during a time of year when the wear and tear of a long regular season can be a heavy burden on a defenseman’s shoulders. It’s absolutely crucial it continues with the Rangers’ season on the line Saturday during Game 7 in New York.

    “No one understands that injury unless you go through it,” Rangers center Brad Richards told colleague Katie Strang. ” I’ve gone through one [concussion], and I didn’t miss half the season and jump into it, so the benefit of the doubt goes to him all the time, and he’s gotten nothing but better.”

    Staal’s agent and friend Paul Krepelka was on the receiving end of some of the frustrated phone calls when the Rangers defenseman was easing his way back to the level of play we expect. Krepelka used to cringe when Staal would take a big hit, worried that it might spark a relapse. But those days are long gone. Watch the way Staal is physically going toe-to-toe with Alex Ovechkin, exchanging big hits, and it’s evident the hesitation is gone from Staal’s game.

    It might have been a painful process, but the plan to slowly work him back into action, rather than skate him for 25 minutes a game in January, paid off.

    “Throughout the year, you’d see games where the minutes weren’t high. The Rangers had a plan to ease him back in, which I agree with,” Krepelka said during a Thursday phone conversation. “Sometimes the players don’t agree with it because they want to do more. They want the immediate. … You want your minutes back. You think you have a right to them.”

    Staal has now earned that right.

    The Rangers are in survival mode and, in this tight series against the Capitals, have pushed Tortorella to lean heaviest on his top four defensemen. It may be enough to get New York to the Eastern Conference finals, but there’s definitely concern that fatigue will wear this group down, making Staal more important than he already is.

    The top three players in ice time this postseason are Girardi (361:40), McDonagh (354:43) and Staal (329:28). Del Zotto is also in the top 10 overall in playoff minutes.

    “Those D are employing a lot of minutes. A lot of minutes,” one NHL source said. “I see a tired group.”

    If the Rangers win Game 7, that could be a huge factor against a Devils team rested up and ready to go. Their aggressive forecheck and high-end offensive players will jump at a chance to exploit any sign of fatigue.

    Two years ago, Vancouver GM Mike Gillis watched the way the Blackhawks took advantage of a thin and overworked Flyers defense during the Stanley Cup finals and made sure he added depth on defense that summer, signing Dan Hamhuis and trading for Keith Ballard at the draft. Vancouver didn’t win the Cup last year but came awfully close. During the Canucks’ playoff run last spring, they ended up getting significant minutes from nine different defensemen because of injuries and suspensions. Nine.

    Right now, there’s no room for error on defense for the Rangers. It’s on the shoulders of the guys who are out there. On guys like Staal, who has found his game just in time.”

  63. Imagine that feeling for the Boston fans…that hard working, blue-collared team went up against all the odds, and brought home a large silver cup for the city. That doesn’t happen very often, for a team like that to defeat the odds. That’s a proud championship.

  64. the team that scores first has won every game in this series, and the team that scores first in game 7’s has won over 70% of the time.

    so obviously we look to see who scores first.

    and, the road team is 18-17 in OT in game 7’s, so you want to close them out in reg

  65. Matchups- matchups- matchups. When both teams could reasonably make the case that they could easily have won all three of their home games in the same series- last change has to mean something. Now, all six games have been so close that only games one and six were clear wins IMO (although I thought NYR played best in the game 2 loss)- so the home ice edge is minimal- but it is there.
    How can NYR get a four minute PP one game and hardly register a shot, after having one the game before and scoring twice in what amounted to about two minutes? First, they began with a 6-on-4 skating advantage-but more importantly there were only 26 seconds left. There was an urgency to get the puck to the net that is entirely absent on the normal PP. Anyone doubt that if that was a normal PP with plenty of time remaining that the puck would have gone on its usual “around the perimeter in 80 passes” tour? Rangers’ love of puck possession is killing them on the PP- the guy at the short boards needs to react when he is pressured by both the pk guys on his side not by making a safe pass to the point or behind the net, where options are limited and committed pkers have time to recover- the puck needs to go to the middle where the Rangers must outman the opposition with a 3 on 2 down low- (of course this would mean rotating the foward from behind the net to the front as soon as the back guy commits)- it also might require some bigger forwards down low to tie up remaining pkers- will it be pretty? No. Is it a set play? No. Is it harder to defend than the game of keepaway we play now? Maybe… at least it would lower some of the predictability quotient that we all find so frustrating now. I know I’m wasting my time…but I can’t stop thinking about it. Couldn’t we at least try something different? Even if the pass is picked off and the puck is cleared- you’ve given the opposition something to think about.

  66. How come a team like Oilers gets a documentary special “Oil Change” done two years in a row now and New York Rangers doesnt? WTF is SO special about the Oilers?

  67. Ria(the silent bonehead) on

    Carp do you know yet who the refs are for tomorrow nights game?

  68. Dan O’Rourke and Chris Rooney, Ria.

    Be careful on that first goal (6-0) stat. Very coincidental and possibly misleading. In five of the six games, the team that has scored first has been tied or trailed at some point in the third period, and won anyway.

  69. I’m going to be home alone tomorrow night so I’d like to hang out in here during the game. Can we make a pledge that, if things are going poorly, the quitters will simply walk away from (or use a hammer to smash) their computers rather than double my annoyance?

  70. looks like the Board took the Brown Acid.

    good thing i’m keeping busy and trying to catch up
    with other matters in life.

    Serenity Now!!!

  71. Wouldn’t that be delightful, Mister D? Not going to happen. This season will have been a disaster, Lundqvist will be a choker, Tortorella will have run them into the ground during the season and have been outcoached by Hunter and he messed up by getting rid of Avery, Gaborik will be a stiff they have to trade in the off-season, Del Zotto will be back to being Del Zaster, Anisimov=bust, Sather should have given up the farm, including Kreider, for Nash, blah, blah, blah.

    Never mind those 58 wins and that this young team, which is going to be really good for a long time, arrived a year or two earlier than expected.

    That said, they will win tomorrow.

    Hedberg, but I’m hoping Phoenix wins for Don Maloney, for a much better place to have to go for Games 3, 4 and 6, and maybe to visit Tony from AZ.

  72. Blogmama Go Tony!!! on

    Quick good evening all! Tony, you are so the man!!!! LMFAO!!! LGR!!!! Gotta run…..later!

  73. I want you all to rest assured that they Rangers will win tomorrow night, and I will tell you how I know. I am not going to be home for the start of the game, but I will make it home before the end of the first period. I have a unbeaten streak in such games. There you have it. Step away from the ledge, and just sit back, crack a bottle of your favorite drink, and enjoy the game.

  74. Blogmama Go Tony!!! on

    me too Nasty!!! I’m with you Mister D!

    eyeshadow…a wicky…my mama is gonna whoop me…..

  75. carp

    can you drive me home tom and tell me its going to be ok

    this is the most important game the this franchise has played since the night they won the cup.
    18 years later. anyone else think of another game more important then this one

  76. No, eric, I can’t drive you home, unless you want to be on the train with me … yes, I can tell you it’s going to be OK (very strongly believe ya boys will win) and yes, I can think of another game more important than this one … April 26, 2012. Because if they lose in Game 7 in the first round to the No. 8 seed, you guys go absolutely bat-carcillo. Much worse than if they lose tomorrow.

  77. On the other hand, if they win tomorrow, that’s the most important win since ’94 because of where it puts them.

  78. i have played this game out 3 times in my head

    1. caps win in ot on a goal off the skate of del zaster
    2. rangers win regulation on a 3rd per goal by feds(undefeated in game 7)
    3. caps win big 4-1 get up early and the garden is a mogue.

    if u notice i dont see rangers winning comfotably. i dont see how thats possible

  79. nasty

    yes feds wrap around or something close and yes i did call in xm today. i am in sales so i am in car all day and listen to nhl home ice

  80. HAHA, as soon as I read that I knew it was you. I call in on that show a lot too.

  81. Neil from Jersey

    I called in the other day to take a shot at Denis Potvin for saying that he dislikes Hags. Potvin of all people. What a joke. And the Rangers haters on the show pretty much backed him. Ha

  82. Wicky© You better run mojito!! LGT!!! on

    I use the name dick fitzwell on every show I call in on

  83. LMAO Wick! Most of those guys that host the shows do not like the Rangers, and you can totally tell from the carcillo that they say.

  84. by the way
    dan o rourke and chris rooney have been a pair this round and worked game 3 the triple ot game and to be honest to be that was one of the better officiated games of the playoffs i have seen. they let the boys play.

    one could only hope they have a repeat performance

  85. Wicky© You better run mojito!! LGT!!! on

    I know, I called in once a few years ago on my then hour and a half commute to work and talk to EJ, he was actually pretty funny. I think I talked about crease clearing D men!

  86. He does the feeds for Ottawa, and he doesn’t like him because of his hot on Alfie. Which I find a complete joke coming from that guy. Give me a break.

  87. LaTONYa from Miami on

    Ah, right, I forgot he worked with them. That’s a tremendous shame.

    I agree that the triple OT game was well officiated, eric.

  88. I guarantee you all that the Rangers win tomorrow night. I stake my life on that.

    I decided today that I can no longer be held prisoner to my superstitions for my teams, and that I have no effect on their success or failure. But my brother is superstitious and will be pissed at me that I booked my flight today for May 18th, so I can meet Linda, and visit my gf. He’s gonna be pissed when we win tomorrow night, and then I tell him, so we are guaranteed to win

  89. Brian Leetch on

    I just signed a one game contract for game 7. I will only be on the ice to anchor the power play. The brass is currently working on my suggestion of also signing David Wells to park in front of the net for me.

  90. Per Djoos (Stay thirsty, my friends) on

    Why you Leetch? They could’ve signed Zubov for less, and he had more points than anyone on the team in 94.

    Zubov rules!

    Worse trade by Neil Smith was dumping on Zubov.

  91. “Never mind those 58 wins and that this young team, which is going to be really good for a long time, arrived a year or two earlier than expected.”

    This is the most salient point of a great post. We weren’t supposed to be a 1 seed this year, or even in contention for a 1 seed. Its awesome that we were, but it was both (1) too early and (2) somewhat misrepresentative given all of Pittsburgh’s injuries. I reality, we were on the high end of the 4-8 range that was initially expected and we got a break. Even if we lose tomorrow, there’s no way that everything that happened in the regular season (minus the awful injury to Sauer) and the two Game 7s, including a 3-2 series comeback, aren’t a tremendous building block. I’d love to win it all this year, but anyone who quits or trashes the team has not only missed the point of this season, they’ve missed the entire point of loving being a fan of a team like this.

    In summary: Please, don’t suck. If we lose tomorrow night and some people are pulling the scorched earth/roster or “I cared more than the players did” routine, I’m going to lose my mind. I apologize in advance for that, Carp. Even though I know you’ll be nodding along with me. Atleast until I slip up on a 4 letter word.

  92. Per Djoos (Stay thirsty, my friends) on

    Mister D –

    I said 2 days ago after the loss the Rangers were playing with ‘house money’ – in that nobody expected the Rangers to be a number 1 seed this soon, and so young. I also said the Craps are the now team – they have flirted with 1 seed for a few seasons while doing very little in the playoffs. The pressure, in my opinion, is on Washington.

    A few people blasted me for this thinking – but I’m glad you and Carp agree – Rangers are young and accomplished a lot this season quite quickly.

  93. Per Djoos (Stay thirsty, my friends) on

    And all thanks and praise be to John Tortorella:

    When is the last time a Rangers team has played with this much commitment, accountability, and work ethic?

    I can’t think of any team. Including 1994.

  94. Its not about what we were supposed to be, its about what we are. We are the 1 seed, in a year with pens injured and bruins out, we must capitalize and give ourselves a chance. Its on henrik tomorrow, plain anc simple, shut that team out anc we’ll score a goal.

  95. And ya know what, he will. I cant imagine anyone wants the stanley cup moe0re than him. He’s gonna shut the door on ovechkin early, and thatll propel us to a W

  96. Per Djoos (Stay thirsty, my friends) on

    Ltiki –

    Craps have leaders, too. They will step up as well.

    It’s not about wanting it. Or number 1 seed vs 8. The regular season means carcillo at this point.

    May the more talented, more fortunate, more deserving team win tomorrow.

  97. nyrmessier011 on

    Carp not sure if you were response responding to me on or not with the two weeks thing, but that game 7 and this one are very different in importance IMO. Whole different world when you’re talking about this core group advancing to the semifinals for the first time

  98. Its less about the regular season and more about the competition left in the playoffs, and this being our very real chance, being the best team left in these playoffs.

    Tim thomas had a shutout or fail mentality in game 7 last year, and on the road against a team playing for its 1st stanley cup,he shut them out

  99. Melrose’s pick for the best player of the second round: Nicky Backstrom (as Barry called him)
    Yeah cuz Brady Richards’ 3 goals (including 7.6 seconds tying goal in game 5) and 5 points are totally irrelevant…much like Barry Melrose’s himself.

  100. You do realize the difference between a 4-1 win and a 1-0 loss is not “the goalie’s mentality”, right?

  101. Still incredibly upset that im missing tomorrow’s game and dont have dvr. Have to rely on stupid text updates. This place will not be fun tomorrow if our boys are down and there is no mr. positivity ilb and Mama to keep everyone in check. I expect them to win.

  102. Ria(the silent bonehead) on

    Carp @8:51 “that said they will win tomorrow” = BELIEVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  103. Per Djoos (Stay thirsty, my friends) on

    The competition left in the playoffs?

    All real good teams. None clearly better than the next. Except the LA Kings – who pile-drived through 2 supposedly superior opponents in 9 games.

    The Cup is NOT there for the taking. The team that wins the championship is gonna have to outwork some real quality teams to get it.

    The Rangers have as good a chance as any team to win. But whatever they do, they are a young team that should be good for a long time. This team is no flash in the pan.

    Just ask the craps.

  104. Per Djoos (Stay thirsty, my friends) on

    I remember watching the Devils broadcast during the 1994 Eastern Confetence Finals.. Peter McNab was their color commentator. McNab basically said the Rangers and Devils were basically playing each other for the Stanley Cup, due to the fact Vancouver was a much weaker team than eithe the Rangers or Devils…

    Well, 8 or so games later when the Rangers won the Cup, it wa apparent that McNab was soooo wrong about the Canucks (8th seed, btw).

    Caps are no joke. Ranger have ha their work cut out for them this series… LGR!

  105. Per Djoos (Stay thirsty, my friends) on

    Melrose is a complete buffoon.

    Ask any fan of the fishsticks.

    Ask Bryan Berard.

  106. Ok Ranger fans, listen up. Read this article and relay what you think of it. It really pokes at the Rangers mentality as a team even though it’s meant to encompass the author’s (and I use that term lightly considering his usual crappy fare) feelings about the lack of what he thinks is exciting hockey.

  107. Carp, now that the Whale are eliminated, will some players remain in Hartford conditioning in case of call up emergencies? Or will they actually have select players stick around the Rangers Practice facility? Or do they just simply go home?

  108. Gravy, Swedish Meatballs with Noodles and on

    Once again, I have a dinner conflict. Taking the mother-in-law out for Mother’s Day tomorrow night. Planned this earlier in the week in hopes the Rangers would end this in six. I really need to think these things through more.

  109. You really do Gravy! LOL! Is your marriage, or your mom-in-law really that important? ;)

  110. Eric

    Yes I heard you call into home ice today with those scenarios and wondered if that was you.

    The Rangers are winning this tomorrow.

  111. Wicky© You better run mojito!! LGT!!! on

    so pulling out all the stops tomorrow, 94 locker room cup t shirt is the winner!

  112. Yeah, my family is doing the mother’s day thing tomorrow night too. Mom, Grandma, Aunt… all those mothers….. lol

  113. 1stTimeLongTime on

    Who the heck is David??? Dubinsky??? How can anyone joke at a time like this?? I hope this is a joke because I already aten most of my fingernales.

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MacYapper -- should be a 2 way race at the end of MAY, not day.

John posted, in part:
MacYapper ... ruminations of countless pols, hacks, ne'erdowells, scalliwags, and scumbags, it looks like it's a two person race at the end of the day. Or at least, at the end of the sentence.
The race for mayor comes in two waves. One is at the end of 'may' -- or middle in the month of May, 2007. That's the primary.

The other wave comes in November 2007.

Plenty of races are looming on the ballot this year. Any scalligwags who want to shout out here can do so. Or, send me a pointer to your site / news.

School board and municipal elections happen this year. I hope that the bench is packed and the opposition is present, for both the spring and fall elections.

Matt H said...

Why even link that clowns blog? No one takes him seriously.

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Gee Matt, you're having a hell of a night, are't you. Look, you're tired, it's late, and there will be plenty of new posts to comment upon tomorrow. Get some sleep, man.

It's really not about McIntire this time. You'll have to do better than that.

Oh, and Mark... your comments about 2-way-races after May 15th is remarkably similar to something that I wrote earlier today, but that is now buried at the bottom of my blog after all the broo-ha-ha this afternoon. Check out my post about election icebergs when you get the chance.


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Master Standings are here.

The Pesky Pole Dancers (Trippin’ Baseballs) are the first half champions! They have managed to stave off some tough challengers to lead most of the way. The Dancers have an impressive 111 points and a 3-point lead. Their best category is Runs, where they lead the pack with 681, but they are above average in all 10 stat categories. With 74 starts remaining, they are in good shape for pitching in the second half.

Jose Bautista has led the Dancers, hitting .331 with 31 home runs and 65 RBI. Other key hitters include Mark Teixeira, Ryan Braun, and Shane Victorino. Michael Bourn has contributed 33 steals. Cole Hamels has led the pitching staff with 11 wins, 119 strikeouts, and a 2.39 ERA and 0.95 WHIP. Daniel Hudson and Chad Billingsley, with 17 wins and 196 Ks between them, have been solid. Picking up Ryan Vogelsong in May to replace Jorge De La Rosa has proven to be a great move. Vogelsong has added 3 wins and 41 Ks while putting up a 2.30 ERA in 58.2 IP. That was 1 of only 17 additions for the Dancers in the first half.

They are also strong in saves, with 4 closers with at least 18 saves, led by league-leader Craig Kimbrel and Joel Hanrahan.

CONGRATULATIONS on a great start, and good luck the rest of the way. There are several great teams within striking distance, so it will not be an easy ride to the title.

1. Pesky Pole Dancers 111 – Dropped from 112 to 111, but increased their lead from 2 to 3. Top performers for the week include Bautista, Neil Walker, Alan Presley, Hamels, Billingsley, and Kimbrel. Lead Trippin’ Baseballs by 22 points.

2. Random ItalicizedVoice 108 – Added 2 points to pull to within 3 of the lead. Joey Votto, Jose Bautista, and CC Sabathia led the way this week. Have stretched their lead in RCL 5 to 26!

2. That’s a shame 108 –  Cut their deficit from 7 to 3 in the past week. Adrian Beltre, Jose Bautista, Michael Cuddyer, and Josh Hamilton each drove in 9 runs. David Hernandez, Jose Valverde, and Huston Street contributed 10 saves. Lead  The Dread Pirate Rides Again by 23 points.

4. Better Lucky Than Good 107   Held steady this week at 107 points, but dropped 1 spot in the standings. Got great weeks from Jacoby Ellsbury, Joey Votto, Jose Bautista, and  Justin Verlander. Have a 22 point lead in Partially Torn RCL

5. Cooperstown SchMohawks 106 – Jumped 6 points and 2 spots in the standings. Led by Joey Votto, Michael Cuddyer, and Justin Verlander. Lead Slam and Legs Special by 23 points.

6. THE VILLE AL KOHOLIC A 105 – Held steady at 105 points. Top players were Jacoby Ellsbury, Aramis Ramirez, and Dan Haren. 20.5 points ahead in ECFBL.

7. Buchz and Dunn 104  –  Slipped 5 spots in the standings this week, dropping from 110 to 104 points. Michael Young and Justin Verlander were their top performers. Involved in the tightest race among the top 10 with a 9.5-point lead in Too Drunk to Call a Cabrera.

8. reverse schmohawks 100 – Jumped from 94 to 100 points this week, and moved up 13 spots in the standings. Led by Joey Votto, Dustin Pedroia, CC Sabathia, and Dan Haren. Has the biggest lead in the RCLs at 28 (RCL 17).

9. Fart Factory 99 – Gained 2 points and 2 positions to move into the top 10. Top players for the week included Michael Young, Jacoby Ellsbury, Jaime Garcia, and Tommy Hanson.  Lead Patrons of Poonhoundery by 17.5 points.

10. Bad Juju 99 – Also gained 2 points and 2 positions. Led by Jacoby Ellsbury and Cole Hamels. 20.5-point lead in  Cracking the WHIP.

  1. Boomer19 says:

    Thanks for the rankings and updates Grey. Random thought time…Where do you see Strasburg being drafted/ranked next year?

  2. VinWins

    VinWins says:

    @Boomer19: Grey will answer questions on the previous post.

  3. carlos marmLOL says:

    So.. basically anyone who caught Jose Bautista

  4. VinWins

    VinWins says:

    @carlos marmLOL: Ha! That certainly does help. Unfortunately, some of have Bautista and still messed up our teams.

  5. OaktownSteve says:

    Razzball standings?

  6. Jesse says:

    all the top teams have Bautista. so does this mean that to be the best fantasy team you must draft the yearly dominant player who was undervalued?

  7. mauledbypandas says:

    sheesh, looks like I am in the worst league in the RCL.

  8. VinWins

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    @Jesse: I don’t think it is a necessity, but obviously if you get the best player with a later pick, it is going to help.

    There are still a lot of games to play, and there are teams only 5-7 points behind who could win without Bautista.

  9. RandomItalicizedVoice says:

    When you are talking about 450+ teams, yeah, you probably need to have the #1 player in order to be near the top.

  10. AL KOHOLIC says:

    thanks for the update and great work

  11. Tony says:

    Who’s still geeked about winning the efffing RCL trophy???

    i know at least i will not be winning my own trophy!

    good luck guys…. who the hell gets lucky enough to draft Bautista, Braun, and teix, plus victorino andhamels? i dont even wanna know what the rest of the pesky’s roster looks like! i will say this is one weird ass year, and this isnt the booze talking, yet there is some booze talking, its all relative…. is it tuesday? lol

  12. mauledbypandas says:

    thanks for the update!

    I will say, I think im 14th and I get penalized because half my league members quit a week into the season, but I don’t have Bautista!

    It’s been fun, but it must be nice to be in an active league with more than 3 people playing

  13. Paulie Allnuts

    Paulie Allnuts says:

    It should be noted that Kelly D., A.K.A. AL KOHOLIC, presently leads in our league (ECFBL, the most competitive on God’s Green Earth) as well as Original Recipe. I don’t know if anyone has ever won two RCL titles in the same year, but Kelly has a good shot at pulling it off. And he is doing so in two tough leagues.

  14. Paulie Allnuts

    Paulie Allnuts says:

    One more item – Kelly managed to win the first half standings in both leagues without Bautitsta, which is apparently an uncommon event in the RCL. He also spotted the ECFFL some early points, punting Lance Berkman about a week into the season.

    Perhaps a Razzball column in the future ‘splaining how he performs his magic?

    And, of course, thanks VW for your service. Great job, nice commentary.

  15. VinWins

    VinWins says:

    @Paulie Allnuts: Thanks!

    I did mention Al in June when he had 2 team in the top 20 overall, but now that his ‘B’ team has slipped to 27th, I figured it wasn’t worth mentioning. Ha!

    In actual fact, there are only 9 leagues where the 1st place team has Bautista, and 2 of those didn’t have him all year as they acquired him in a trade.

    The top 4 teams overall do have Jose, but then only 2 of the next 30.

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The new year brings new Dota 2 adventures to Ukraine Natus Vincere G2A. As is custom, in a new episode of "Pubs crashing" we will be taking a look at some of the most recent matchmaking games of our players. Ukraine Danil “Dendi” Ishutin for one was especially successful in this regard, as he was often able to lead the teams he played for to victory.
We will start with Danil’s game on Ember Spirit – this hero has to exert early pressure to obtain needed advantage and win later into the game. That was exactly the play style which Dendi chose: by minute 15 he was able to get 8 frags, and it was just the matter of time when the ancient would have been destroyed.

Dendi knows how to get into the middle of the team fight and decimate all the enemies around! His Storm Spirit has become a lethal weapon against the enemy lineup who could get absolutely nothing going against him.

In the video below, you will see Danil’s Templar Assasin who has managed to score a frightening 30 KDA. There’s no doubt that the player couldn’t have scored this result without the help of his teammates, but the role which Dendi played was certainly immense.

What hero is Monkey King’s toughest enemy? The right answer is… Timbersaw! Dendi utilized the character’s ability to take down trees and prevented the newly introduced hero from unleashing his fullest potential.

Next up comes a special New Year episode featuring Dendi’s amazing Invoker. The game was intense, but the player was able to secure the win for his team nonetheless.

Sadly, despite having quite a wide range of useful skills Shadow Fiend has been a rare guest in professional matches. Danil illustrated how powerful the hero may be with his spectacular Rampage at the end of the game.

The last video in our today’s episode features our hardlaner Ukraine Viktor “GeneRaL” Nigrini and his signature Mirana: despite a shaky start, the player was able to quickly rectify the situation and eventually secure a win.

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This is an edited version of a paper delivered to the 4th Annual Symposium on Textual Studies at the Centre for Textual Scholarship, De Montfort University, Leicester, 25 May 2007.

I’d like to start by saying how delighted I am to have been invited here today by Peter Shillingsburg and how honoured I am to be in present company. However, at the immediate risk of testing your hospitality, I want to read you a review of my latest publication — this new edition of The Yage Letters by William Burroughs — that begs the question as to whether it’s an honour I deserve.

“It is a sign of the times, I suppose, that Oliver Harris, a professor at a respectable British university, can devote his scholarly endeavour to the study of the life and works of William Burroughs, not as a case history of psychopathology, or as an example of how bad writing can sustain a large reputation among weak-minded intellectuals, but as if his literary output were worthy of serious consideration. A third of this volume is devoted to the professor’s minute and scholarly reconstruction of how The Yage Letters came to be published in its present form (we learn, for example, that one part of it was first published by the no doubt aptly named Fuck You Press), which is as if all the resources of biblical scholarship were utilized to explicate the provenance and deeper meaning of The Wind in the Willows. In an age of academic hyper-inflation, there is, it seems, no subject that does not find its scholar.”

(Antony Daniels, “All Bark, No Bite,” The New Criterion, November 2006, p. 77)

If this is funny, what exactly is the joke? Is it the reviewer’s blindness to the unarguable truth that William Burroughs is “worthy of serious consideration”? Or is it the assumption that textual scholarship is self-evidently the highest measure of taking a writer seriously, and so must be reserved for only those truly worthy of a place in the academy?

The question of status is a paradox. On the one hand, at this Symposium, William Burroughs is allowed to rub shoulders with the likes of Shakespeare, Malory, Jonson, and Jane Austen. On the other hand, within the Burroughs community, there is in fact a definite residue of ambivalence about bringing into such a respectable and venerable fold as textual studies a writer valued precisely for his status as an iconoclastic outsider, a black sheep in the literary flock. So, paradoxically, it’s some of his friends, as well as Burroughs’ enemies, who worry about the institutional respectability conferred by scholarly editing.

Image of Burroughs archive at NYPLThis paradox brings me to another, which is to do with that other key imprimatur of literary value — a place in the archive. Here, I’m thinking specifically of the acquisition, just over a year ago by the Berg Collection at the New York Public Library, of what is by far the largest and most important collection of Burroughs’ manuscripts, papers, and assorted material. The Berg’s acquisition would seem to contradict quite flatly the derisory tone of my reviewing nemesis, and of course, given the choice, I’m inclined to defer to the authority of the former. But the custodians of the archive exercise an interesting kind of authority, since it is necessarily driven by professional and economic self-interest. That’s to say, prestige in this context is always a conveniently two-way street.

For the housing of Burroughs’ archive in the Berg confers value on his literary worth, but at the same time the Berg claims an increase in its own value as a consequence. This at least is the opinion of Dr. Paul LeClerc, President and Chief Executive Officer of the New York Public Library, who claimed that: “Burroughs’ archive is a fantastic addition to the Berg Collection and solidifies the New York Public Library’s position as the world’s leading center for the study of Beat literature”. And yet, in the very same press release, the Curator of the Berg, Isaac Gewirtz, hails the acquisition of Burroughs as a “fiercely sinister and corrosive” figure. Now, since he presumably doesn’t anticipate that Burroughs’ papers will corrode the other manuscripts he curates, there is an inescapable contradiction here in one of the guardians of the academy’s holy relics championing a toxic heretic — notorious not only for being a homosexual heroin addict who shot his wife playing a drunken game of William Tell, but also for making his books by cutting up his writing with a pair of scissors.

Unsurprisingly, my interest in the Berg’s acquisition of Burroughs’ papers is directly related to my past and, I hope, future, as a Burroughs scholar — and in the second half of this talk I am going to focus on the relationship between Burroughs’ manuscript history and the papers now held in the Berg. But before that I want to do two things: firstly, to sketch the outlines of a forthcoming project which is to explore what I call “the politics of the archive” — and, secondly, to return to the specifics of the Berg Collection by discussing the catalogue of Burroughs literary archive produced by the agent for its sale.

The politics of the archive sounds, and is meant to be, a very broad umbrella term, and it came to me when my thoughts began to shift from producing the next new edition to thinking about the very processes by which such editions become — or indeed do not become — possible in the first place.

So naturally, one of the key issues is ownership — the ways in which manuscript collections pass between various hands, from the author’s to agents to private collectors to those of university or public body curators.

Ownership in turn has clear implications for access — what constraints and limits are placed, whether by private collectors or institutions, under what conditions materials can be viewed, when and by whom. So access also includes the construction of collections, their housing, their cataloguing, and policies for managing the archive, whether local ones peculiar to a specific institution or those laid down by professional bodies.

Then there’s the issue of use — of what materials can be cited or published, and so on.

And finally, there are a whole series of issues related to how the constraints placed on access to and use of archival material impact on scholarship and, thereby, on a writer’s reception. This concerns not only the production of specific scholarly editions, but the interpretation of a writer’s entire literary history, which is necessarily determined by what texts are actually available at any given time. So the stakes are potentially very high for both those who house archives and those who want access to them.

And in this context, there arises what might be called a “diplomatics of the archive” — by which I mean the extreme tact with which we have to work — and speak about our work — in order to keep the archival doors open to us. Being even more necessary in print than in speech, this diplomacy entails, for example, the editing of the present paper for publication…

My sense — and here I am genuinely interested to hear from others — is that any scholar engaged in textual studies must be familiar with these issues, but that there’s been no broad study of the ways in which the archive operates. In the absence of such a study, it’s hard to contextualise one’s own experience, and I for one have no clear idea if the problems I’ve encountered are particular to me, or if the relationship between Burroughs’ archives and textual scholarship is not a special case but a commonplace.

Literary Status and Archival Ownership

Well, before turning to Burroughs’ textual history, I want to highlight two related issues arising from this — the sale catalogue of the Burroughs literary archive — a beautiful production put together and written by Ken Lopez, a noted rare book and manuscript dealer.

The two issues concern the relationship of literary status to archival ownership. As Lopez observes, up until twenty to thirty years ago the Beat writers — loosely including Burroughs — were “viewed with disdain by the literary and academic establishment”: “They were outsiders, and deliberately so, and the literary establishment returned the favor by treating them as such. As so often happens, private collectors became the repository for these works.” (Ken Lopez, William S. Burroughs Literary Archive, 2005, p. 6)

In recent years, all that has changed, however, and the archives of Allen Ginsberg, Jack Kerouac, and now William Burroughs are, as Lopez notes, “among the most highly valued (in both dollar figures and sheer prestige)” by the very same academy that once shunned their work (19).

Book coverThe other half of the story, which Lopez goes on to discuss, is the access — or rather, denial of access — during the time the Burroughs archive remained in private hands. In this case, since the archive was assembled in 1973, sold first to the Swiss-based dealer, Richard Aaron, and then in the early 1980s to an American owner, that means a thirty-three year period up until the sale last March. So that has been the situation for the whole of my professional life.

As Lopez puts it, “because the Burroughs archive has been in private hands all these years and not in a research institution, that access has been extremely limited. Various scholars have vilified Aaron and the others in print, labelling them as ‘uncooperative’. In reality, a private home is not a good place for conducting scholarly research […] and these complaints have been essentially misguided, confusing an awareness of an archive with an innate right of access to it.” (6)

I’ve quoted Lopez at length to show two things going on at once. Most obviously, there’s this claim that us scholars, just because we want to put the materials to use, delude ourselves if we think we have any rights to access — the other side of which is that millionaire collectors have a perfect right to prevent access solely by virtue of their bank accounts. Reading between the lines, you might realize that what’s going on here is actually a coded defence of the then-owner of the Burroughs archive, whose sale Lopez was negotiating. Now, if this cat could talk, what tales he could tell — but, for reasons of professional self-interest, I simply can’t. This is what I mean by the diplomatics of the archive…

The second issue raised by Lopez is, in a material sense, the most intriguing and, quite possibly, unique to William Burroughs as a writer. He says:

“As rich as Burroughs’ novels are […] they pale beside the archive, which is his actual work. As spinoffs or byproducts of that work, the books themselves seem almost desiccated in comparison to the main body of his work — this archive — like tree branches broken off of the main living, growing trunk.” (4)

Lopez could hardly up the ante any further: the archive not only as a vital secondary resource, a mother lode of raw materials that can be picked over to underpin the production of new texts and new understandings, but itself, as a totality, the Real Thing, the true creative product and therefore the true object of study and interpretation.

This is by no means snake oil or just sales talk, since Lopez bases his claim on a statement made by Burroughs that has been often quoted by his critics:

“In a sense,” Burroughs once said, “all my books are one book. It’s just a continuous book” (cited in Lopez, 3).

In claiming that the literary archive is this “one book,” Lopez builds on a central understanding about Burroughs’ working methods — namely, the constant overlap and interrelation of his manuscripts — that in turn accounts for the extraordinarily dense intertextuality of his writing. And equally important is the remarkable way in which, as a product of his working methods, the material history of Burroughs’ texts provides precise analogues for his central thematics.

Since this is the point I’m going to end on, I’ll briefly clarify what I mean. The most visible formal feature of Burroughs’ writing from Naked Lunch onwards is his version of a collage aesthetic, in which all the text’s units — whether narrative episodes or brief verbal fragments — coexist in dynamic and mobile juxtaposition. The result is a kind of haphazard montage that replaces the linear unities of realist, narrative temporality with a kaleidoscopic geography in which past and future, identities and places, dissolve and run together. To Burroughs, his texts were literally experiments in a kind of time travel and exploration of unmapped realities generated through textual recombinations.

If this striking formal feature embodies the central thematic of Burroughs’ writing — disrupting fixed and stable notions of reality — then both are determined by the way in which he embraced random factors to assemble his texts from manuscript fragments. Lopez’s claim for the archive plausibly identifies individual books as partial materializations of this larger ongoing project. As I say, I’ll come back to this idea in my conclusion.

“Definitive” Editions

Now, as a way into a brief account of my exploration of Burroughs’ early literary history, I want to pick up on another, related claim made by Lopez, concerning textual scholarship. Discussing Burroughs’ most famous novel, he writes:

“No one has seen the ‘definitive’ Naked Lunch — despite the recent publication of something called Naked Lunch: The Restored Text — because no one has had access to the complete Burroughs papers that were sealed over 30 years ago.” (3)

Putting these two claims together forms a natural bridge to my own work as a textual scholar, in which I have focused on the three novels that Burroughs wrote before Naked Lunch — a title that, for several years, he actually applied to this early trilogy. In what follows, I want to go into the broad outlines of the textual and publishing history of these three novels in order to think about both the “definitive” edition and its relation to the archive.

Book CoverI begin with the term “definitive” in order to make a very simple point concerning the first and third of these early novels. The first of my re-edited editions had “definitive” in its subtitle — Junky: the Definitive Text of ‘Junk’ — while the second — The Yage Letters Redux — is trumpeted as such on the publisher’s web site. Since I was unhappy about Viking Penguin’s use of the term first time around, for the second book, I directly requested that it be avoided — especially since my introduction explicitly denied that “the re-edited text is now final and definitive”: “This is because the paradox true of all texts — that they are both fixed and flexible, defined in one form and context only to be redefined in another — is exactly what the historical record reveals so powerfully. Redux is part of that historical process, not its perfect conclusion” (xliv).

Needless to say, if you visit the web site of City Lights Books, you will find the “D” word is still up there today. And that’s because commercial publishers aren’t interested in editing theory; they’re interested in selling books. (Likewise, for their edition of Naked Lunch, Grauerholz and Miles were careful to avoid the term — although you might say that “restored” begs other questions — while the jacket blurb insisted on identifying the text as “the definitive version”.) The active agency of publishers is an important issue so far as William Burroughs is concerned, especially early on in his career — and is a story written in miniature in the very title of his first novel.

In 1950, he titled his manuscript “Junk”; in 1953 it was published as Junkie: Confessions of an Unredeemed Drug Addict; in 1977 the “unexpurgated and complete” edition was published under the title Junky. Although the only title Burroughs ever wanted was the first — “Junk” — I lost the argument with Penguin’s marketing department, and the best I could do was to smuggle this into its subtitle. Unhappily, the “D” word rather undercut the point I wanted to make, which is why for The Yage Letters Redux, a text whose history is even more chequered and contingent, I laboured the point in the Editor’s Introduction.

My larger case is twofold. Firstly, that while Lopez’s claim about Burroughs’ “one book” oeuvre has some truth to it, on the one hand, it risks dehistoricizing his work, and on the other, the opposite is equally true — namely that each of Burroughs’ texts is radically plural, a cut-up of manuscripts, a composite of several distinct material histories, in which contingent factors, including the decisions of publishers, played a decisive role in determining content as well as title. And secondly, I want to argue for the importance of recognising this history because, as I’ve already suggested, it had a direct impact on both the thematics and methods of Burroughs’ writing.

The Textual History of Burroughs’ Early Novels

Now to clarify all this, I want to run through the manuscript and publishing history of this trilogy of short novels — whose re-editing I’m hoping to complete next year, now with the benefit of access to the Berg Collection.

To begin at the beginning, whereas the fact of Naked Lunch‘s complex genetic history is well known — albeit most often in the form of inaccurate myths — the first three novels Burroughs wrote have long been seen as straightforward, conventional autobiographical narratives.

Certainly, the compositional history seems to suggest a simple, linear sequence, as each text fictionalised a period of Burroughs’ recent experience one after another, during a four year period in which he lived in Mexico City:

Jan-Dec 1950 Summer 1951 Spring 1952
Writes “Junk” Travels to S.A. Begins “Queer”
Summer 1952 Jan-July 1953 Summer 1953
Completes “Junk” Travels to S.A. Writes “Yage”

The apparent tight linearity of this trilogy is, however, destabilized by the publication history, which scrambled the chronological order of its writing across four decades:

Written 1950-52 Written 1952 Written 1953
Junkie Queer Yage Letters
Published 1953 Published 1985 Published 1963

But there’s more to it than that, as we’ll see if we go through the manuscripts individually.

When it was published in 1953, Junkie looked, crudely, like this —

America Mexico

— where I’ve used dark blue to represent the narrative set in America, and purple for the narrative set in Mexico.

But the manuscript of “Junk” he finished in 1950 had almost none of this second narrative:

Since Burroughs scholars believed his original manuscript was lost, what happened wasn’t clear. My research established that this manuscript was in fact held at Columbia, while the missing material turned up among the Ginsberg papers at Stanford. Why it was added and where it came from tell us a good deal about the decisive part played by Burroughs’ publishers in determining the integrity of his texts.

For the reason Burroughs added a new final quarter to “Junk” — about 14,000 words, all set in Mexico — was because, in summer 1952, his publishers, Ace Books, told him to make it longer. And most of this material he cannibalized from the opening chapters of the new novel he had started writing, but which Ace did not want to publish, namely, Queer. Since this was written in the 3rd person, whereas “Junk” used the 1st, this required a good deal of rewriting but, since he was working to order and in haste, all sorts of small but significant contradictions crept in.

Although I was quite confident I had all I needed, to complete the editing of Junky: The Definitive Text of “Junk” properly required access to the only complete manuscript of “Queer” — but in 2003 that remained in private hands, so the new edition was published without it.

Now, if we turn to “Queer”: with its first two chapters removed to make up the last sections of Junkie, when a manuscript surfaced in 1984 — having been presumed lost for 30 years — its publishers, Viking, were faced with an even worse problem than Ace Books, since Burroughs never finished the manuscript and all that was left was a fragment too short to even call a novella. What to do? Well, same problem, same solution. So they raided an unused manuscript to make a new ending, which was duly added on for the publication of Queer in 1985 as an Epilogue. This, combined with a long Introduction Burroughs was required to write, added up to a full quarter of the whole book:

“Queer” (1952)

Mexico South America

Queer (1985)

Intro Mexico South America Mex. Return

Even though this material is in the 1st person, not the 3rd, the new ending, entitled “Mexico City Return,” seemed to follow on perfectly from the end of “Queer”. Where that had Burroughs’ fictional alter-ego travelling from Mexico to South America, this has him travelling back from South America to Mexico. Since both are set in late summer, the gap in time between them seems a few weeks at most.

However, if we go back to the chronology of composition, there’s a striking parallel between summer 1951 and summer 1953. Sure enough, it turns out that the actual time gap was not two weeks but two years, because this material was written in 1953 to describe not Burroughs’ first trip to South America and back, but his second.

Which brings us to the next issue: where this epilogue came from. It turns out that it came from the third manuscript in Burroughs’ trilogy, “Yage,” which narrated his 1953 trip to South America. In fact, this was the ending of that original manuscript, but seems to have become separated from it when the rest of the manuscript was lost in the mid-’50s.

This in turn meant that, when “Yage” was published in 1963, the 1953 material was now so short it had to be combined with miscellaneous other letters and texts written in the 1960s.

“Yage” Ms. (1953)

Mex South America Mexico

The Yage Letters (1963)

In Search of Yagé (1953) Seven Years Later (1960)
WSB & AG Letters
Epilogue (1963)
AG Note
WSB Cut-Up

Needless to say, as I was working on the new edition of The Yage Letters, I was aware that the Burroughs archive contained a manuscript that might possibly have been this long lost original from 1953. But, since access was not forthcoming — and couldn’t have been anticipated in the near future — the edition went ahead without it.

Now, to end with two final points. Firstly, back in late 1953, with Junkie published but no prospects for either “Queer” or “Yage,” Burroughs sketched in his notebook — due to be published later this year — a completely different arrangement of all the material he had written over the past two years. He thought of making a composite text out of six sections of material (including two short pieces which would have been written from scratch) that overlapped the end of Junky, all of “Queer,” and all of “Yage.”

Mexican Composite Manuscript

“Queer” New     “Yage” “Mex City Return”
Start of “Queer”
End of Junkie
1st S.A. Trip Mex Return 2nd S.A. Trip Mex Return

The result would have been to make one book based on Burroughs’ two journeys from Mexico to South America and back. If this had been published as the sequel to Junkie, then neither Queer nor The Yage Letters would have ever appeared.

But if this one book had come about, the result would have been a single, entirely coherent, linear narrative. It would therefore have contradicted the evolving thematic focus of these manuscripts and so undone Burroughs’ early steps towards his trademark collage aesthetic in which times, places, and identities escape their fixed location. The thematic direction of Burroughs’ writing at this point is summed up by his visionary, yagé-fuelled account of the “Composite City” that concluded “Yage” as published — a topographic fantasy space where “the unknown past and the emergent future meet” (Yage, 53) — and by the description of Mexico City that concluded Queer as published, in which the city is envisioned as “a terminal of space-time travel” (Queer, 131).

Image of BurroughsAnd this is why I think it’s hard to see Burroughs’ books as broken branches fallen from the tree of his archive.

For as actually published, Queer and The Yage Letters are radically composite works, each a mix of manuscripts put together only by a series of contingent histories: the end of Burroughs’ first novel had been lifted from the beginning of his second, while the ending of his second novel was taken from the end of his third, and of course since these cannibalizations took place over four decades and the novels were published out of sequence, the chronology of Burroughs’ potentially straightforward autobiographical narrative was, in effect, cut up.

The material contingencies of publication therefore modelled the very disruption of temporality that would inspire Burroughs to methodically cut up his manuscripts to make composite texts, and to speak of moving out of Time and into Space. He came to recognise this only in retrospect, at the time of assembling Naked Lunch — another haphazard, piecemeal composite production — but it confirmed the direction of his work, and his attitude towards publication, from then onwards.

Therefore, the one thing that the archive, as a work in itself, necessarily lacks, is the determining effect on Burroughs’ writing of the simple but material fact of publication. Hence the importance of representing, rather than repressing, the contingent manuscript histories of Burroughs’ novels through scholarly editions — always assuming that his literary output is indeed worthy of serious consideration…

Oliver Harris is the author of William Burroughs and the Secret of Fascination, editor of Burroughs’ letters, Junky: The Definitive Text of “Junk”, and most recently Yage Redux. Published by RealityStudio on 11 June 2007. Reproduced with the very kind permission of Oliver Harris. Text © Oliver Harris, 2007.

3 thoughts on “Cutting up the Archive: William Burroughs and the Composite Text

  1. i’ve aaid it before, this essay makes me say it again – i will read anything this man has to say about Burroughs.

    TOP HOLE! :)

  2. The Burroughs/Gysin archive now in NYPL was not originally sold to Richard Aaron. Richard was a rare book collector and dealer who sold the original archive, which I described, to Roberto Altman, a collector living in Vaduz, on behalf or Burroughs and Gysin. He never owned it. Altman had originally intended to create a study centre in Vaduz for this and other contemporary archives but unfortunately the financing fell through and the collection remained in storage until the early eighties when it was sold by Altman to Robert Jackson in Cleveland, Ohio. It was Jackson who finally sold it to NYPL.

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1962 International Writers’ Conference

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Henry Miller and William Burroughs: A Letter

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D.A. Levy and William S. Burroughs

Cutting up the Archive: William Burroughs and the Composite Text

The Groff Auction of Bukowski and the Ronan Sale of Beat Literature

Brian Cassidy Bookseller and a Rare Burroughs Letter

Anthony Linick on Nomad

Burroughs and Bookstores

New York Book Fair (2007)

Burroughs Readings

Eric Mottram and The Algebra of Need

Islwyn Watkins Interviewed by David Moore

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The My Own Mag Community

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From the Western Lands

Words of Advice for Young People

The Heroin Drug Cure

Last Words

A Spiritual Exercise

Word Virus: The William Burroughs Reader

Concrete and Buckshot

Pantopon Rose

My Education

Junky, Queer, Naked Lunch

Photos and Remembering Jack Kerouac

Letters of William S. Burroughs, 1945-1959

Painting and Guns

Paper Cloud Thick Pages

X-Ray Man

Ghost of Chance

Seven Deadly Sins

The Valley

Clause 27 Is Proposition 6 Is the Whole Tamale

Tornado Alley

The Western Lands

The Cat Inside

The Adding Machine

Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse

New York Inside Out

The Burroughs File

The Place of Dead Roads

A William Burroughs Reader

Sinki’s Sauna

Early Routines

The Streets of Chance

Cities of the Red Night

Three Novels

Wouldn’t You Polish Pine Floors…

Blade Runner (a movie)

Doctor Benway

Ah Pook is Here

Where Naked Troubadours Shoot Snotty Baboons

Letters to Allen Ginsberg

Ali’s Smile / Naked Scientology

The Third Mind

The Retreat Diaries

Cobble Stone Gardens

The Naked Lunch Report

The Book of Breething

Port of Saints

Mayfair Academy Series More or Less

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Brion Gysin Let the Mice In

John Calder and William S. Burroughs

Electronic Revolution

The Wild Boys

Ali’s Smile

The Last Words of Dutch Schultz

The Job: Interviews with William Burroughs

The Dead Star

So Who Owns Death TV?

APO-33: A Metabolic Regulator

Nova Express

Roosevelt After Inauguration

The Yage Letters

Dead Fingers Talk

The Ticket That Exploded

The Soft Machine

The Exterminator

Minutes to Go

The Evolution of the Cut-Up Technique in My Own Mag

My Own Mag: A Bibliographic Nightmare

William S. Burroughs and Kurt Cobain: A Dossier

My Own Mag

Naked Lunch

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With the arrest of six persons, Patna police busted a sex racket which was being run in a rented flat. Acting on a tip-off received by Senior Superintendent of Police Manu Maharaj, a team from Shastri Nagar police station raided the flat in the Sheikhpura ...
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The main accused in the eight crore Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) tender scam, Diwakar Prasad, was found dead on 8 December under mysterious circumstances, prompting allegations from his relatives that he was murdered by the police. His family alleged ...
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Modi arrives in Patna to attend 'Prakash Utsav'

Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived here on Thursday to attend 'Prakash Utsav', marking the 350th birth anniversary of Guru Gobind Singh, officials said.Modi reached Patna in an Indian Air Force aircraft, Senior Superintendent of Police Manu Maharaj said.The ...
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Patna's MAGNIFICENT Prakash Utsav!

Organising a festival that attracts 500,000 devotees is not easy, discovers M I Khan. The cold winter air is suffused with chants of 'Wahe Guru,' 'Guru ji ki kirpa,' 'Satnam Wahe Guru' and 'Bole so Nihaal!' For a few wee seconds, you could be forgiven for imagining you were nearing the Golden Temple in Amritsar. A sense of spirituality and celebration prevails over the sprawling, makeshift, tent township that has sprouted up at the Gandhi Maidan in Patna in honour of the 350th birth ...
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ATM looted, security guard killed in Patna

M I Khan reports from Patna: A security guard was murdered during an ATM robbery by unidentified criminals in Patna early Saturday, police said.The incident took place at the Central Bank ATM in Mayurna Lok Complex, barely few metres from the Kotwali police station in the heart of Patna.Angry over the incident, local residents and relatives of the security guard blocked roads and burnt tyres. They demanded the arrest of those behindthe murder and compensation for the family of the ...
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