Irena Brezna
Father comes home on the weekends and shoots sparrows. He’s not allowed to live with us, he’s a bourgeois element. Once, when our life wasn’t happy yet, he helped rich people get even richer and exploited the proletariat. He was a lawyer with his own office, and wore a white shirt and tie.
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Erje Ayden
He said the three men he most admired were James Cagney, James Cagney, James Cagney.
So Art and I had something in common – James Cagney.
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Friday Pick: Erje Ayden (Feat. John Ashbery)
He really worked as a spy in Europe in the ‘50s? Yes.
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Frank O’Hara on Erje Ayden
Ayden’s characters are quickly fixed by events in an airy space which belongs to no one, least of all them.
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Jim Fletcher on Erje Ayden
"funny ... not condescending ... lives with and for women ... friend of Errol Flynn"
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