A SPECIAL SECTION:
COMMENTS TO THE SITE
Hey, Everybody! Send me some comments and I'll put
them here for everybody else to read! OK? Thanks! Bill
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RECIEVED:
* * * January 11, 2008
Hi Bill,
You are coming in loud and clear! Your site now rivals the Library of Congress! It's totally amazing!
Maria Manhattan New York City
* * * January 8, 2008
Hi Bill,
Loved your new year's message. My favorite part was the Orangutan - it's really quite sad.
Shawn Smallman Porland, Oregon
* * * December 20, 2007
Bill,
I was saddened and horrified to read your account of the events in Oaxaca and also very glad you had written it. Today I read about the history of the Frente. Again, feelings of horror, sadness ... and gladness that you have been there and have done what you did there. I sat down to read over two hours ago. Thank you for sending on this link. I am just awed and amazed; blown away. Don't know what to say. Profound feeling, much support.
Becki Smith Odessa, Texas
* * * December 11, 2007
Hola Bill!
The tortillas of Bin
Laden, they are very groovy, like the shroud of Turin. Yeah! I
guess they are on their way? Betsy Friedman Woodstock, New York
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Oh wow, the Gronda is amazing, especially the size of it, very beautiful!
Joey Potts Chicago, Illinois
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This is a fascinating site. I've found it hard to tear myself away from it.
Sara Van Veen
England * * * December 7, 2007
Bill,
I very much enjoyed
the "Men of Mexico" section! And I would say you are never
demasiado in my book. Betsy Newman Columbia, South Carolina
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It's like a "Christmas letter" but it made me waste an hour or better on your site.
Chris Wurgler
Seattle, Washington
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bill
interesting that you put up the tlatelolco page. i never knew about it until reading roberto bolaño. he mentions it briefly in the savage detectives (the young narrator of the first part is a student at UNAM in 1975). in an earlier book, amulet, written in 1999, published in english in 2006, he writes about a woman . . . "she is famous as the sole person who resists the army's invasion of the university campus: she hides in a ladies room for 12 days." . . . anyway . . . great page !!! (depressing is right !)
sk dunn rutherford, california
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HOLA BILL!!!
This online
chronicle and compilation of your "life and times" over the past -
dare I say - nearly 50 years!! as the wild and creative ”Bohemian”
character that you are is for me absolutely priceless.
* * * November 21, 2007
Bill,
Every time I see your website, I always find something beautiful and interesting, so I know that is your hand at work. I checked out your Pugilism section and found "Sin Guantes" at the end there, which should have been titled "Sin Ropa," methinks. Ha! I enjoyed looking at Karolyn's pages, with her doggie fashions, and all. And the picture of you with your big Lucha Libre book ... can't get enough of those wrestlers. I especially like your wax bin Laden 'pancakes' for the upcoming show. Your site is becoming so full of fascinating images and ideas ... keep up the good work!
Judy Whitfield Woodstock, New York
* * * November 5, 2007
I had no idea you
were such a perpetual optimist! What can I say, but WOW! Except
maybe, Go Winnie Go!!! It must have been very hard to let go of her,
or haven't you yet? San Francisco, California
* * * October 22, 2007
I love the Bill Wolf virtual museum show. A Salute to the 70's redux! A Box Lunch without the need to hire security guards. A gay parade float without the hangover.
Voila! It’s made my
moment. The summer of love rules! Billy King Seattle, Washington
* * * October 21, 2007
Hey Bill!
The website rocks! I can't believe how fabulous the Beckett play is - you are the quintessential Winnie! And I love the tribute to Priscilla - thank you for that.
Amor y besos. Betsy Newman Columbia, South Carolina
* * * October 15, 2007
OH YOU CRAZZZY MAN!
I wish you were around here. I would love to be involved in your mayhammmmm! I spent about two hours going through all your work on the web site. What wonderful days in SF.
Namaste' Forestville, California
* * * October 14, 2007
Bill,
Brilliant! This is lean Beckett. One scene short of a haiku (16/17). I keep going back to it each evening when the bell goes off. J t'embrass. Etienne.
Stephen Matlaga San Francisco, California
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Dear My Bill,
At LAST, you get to
be the DIVA you've always wanted. What could be more fitting! And
I love the gown... and the groan. I can always count on you to make
sure I'm not left literarily bereft. And you know that there is no
bleepin’ way I be sittin' through a two-hour monologue ... Yours is
the quick and dirty. Brilliant ... as always. Bermuda Schwartz Guerneville, California
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Bill,
It looks fantastic! Thanks for being such a fun archivist and chronicling all our history. What fun!
Tom Ammiano San Francisco, California
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Bill,
You've done it man...
A virtual re-union to celebrate the summer of love! Billy King Seattle, Washington
* * * October 13, 2007
Bill,
darling...
KEEP GOING BILL! YOUR SITE IS A TREASURE! Maria Manhattan New York
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Bill,
Such a plethora of
talent!! Had no idea you were also a thespian and a model - not to
mention cross-dresser!
Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca
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Nothing like a bit
of Beckett to cheer me up in the fading autumn light! But truly, a
pretty hilarious version -- actually, I laughed, not a usual
response to My Man B. And like he said, "The task of the artist in
our time is to accommodate the mess."
* * * October 10, 2007
Hi Bill!
The reason I got there in the first place is because my mom sent me the secret link to your newest creation: Happy Days. I loved it! It's beautiful. The photographs, the text that you chose, the sets, and costumes are all wonderful. It really brought back memories of working with you.
I remember when we asked you if you could do the sets for Happy Days in 1985. We didn't really know what we wanted or needed, we just wanted it to be great. We all thought it was a huuuuge request that we were making of you. I remember you said, sure! Let's do it! Before we knew it, it was done! And it was incredible. Better than anything I could have ever imagined. I knew you were extremely talented going into that project but after that, I realized you are a visionary.
And there is a lot
of evidence of that on your website. It's wonderful. San Francisco, California
* * * October 9, 2007
Dear Bill:
You probably don't remember me, but I am a very old friend of Priscilla's (we attended Santa Barbara High together and have been close friends ever since) and now, sadly, her executor. I saw Stephen today at Rooney's in Tiburon and he told me about your tribute to our never-to-be-forgotten friend. It is wonderful!! There will be a theater memorial to Priscilla Oct. 29; wish you could be with us. All the best--and thank you for your incredible work,
Michael Haines
* * * August 29, 2007
Well hey there!
I was looking for some kind of reference on Google (as always) about the set design credits for the KRON show, "Buster and Me." I guess I really just wanted to learn more about my father, Jeffrey Emmett Jensen, who worked on the set for that show. I believe it was awhile ago. I just remember fondly that I would be watching the show and once I saw my dad in the credits. I think he really enjoyed that job.
Thanks again for your memories about all of this and for sharing them with others!
Beth Jensen * * * August 17, 2007
Bill, I've been absolutely lost (in a good way ... mesmerized really) in your web-site for the past two hours! I saw the Berlin and Prague sketches, and your Lucha Libre posters, etc. I look forward to seeing more of the stuff your sister brought you recently! Keep up the good work. xo Judy Whitfield Woodstock, New York
* * * July 19, 2007
"... you don't get off eating the raw,
juicy private parts of hired prostitutes so easily." Kris Wurgler Seattle, Washington
* * * June 24, 2007
Bill,
(NOTE: Bill Wolf is eternally grateful to the many friends and readers who labor day and night tirelessly combing the details of this humble site that it may be the most beautiful, creative, emotive and inspiring presentation humanly possible.)
* * * June 22, 2007
Hey Bill, Judy Whitfield
* * * June 19, 2007
Hi Bill, I've been going into the site and enjoying all those great times all over again. Kevin Rooney
* * * June 17, 2007
Bill,
Somehow I don't
doubt that Astronette has jumped to the #1 spot this month, since I
e-mailed to a bunch of people and they're probably all checking it
out, along with the rest of your cool site. I've been there
several times, too, reading your story about the girl who got stuck
in the drain and looking at the pictures of the walls between Mexico
and the U.S., and reading Cindy Sheehan's resignation letter, and my
favorite, the pic of you standing in your studio (?) with your head
bowed down ... and of course, all the various pics of naked men who
pop up from time to time. ¡Ooh la la!
* * * May 21, 2007
Hey Bill, It's now almost 5 and I have read everything. Loved it. What a great afternoon I had. Two questions: What happened to the final chapter of Felipe - it's not there? May I please share some of your writings - particularly the Frente and the Juchitan......and the Felipe? Susie Hirschfield Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca
* * * March 26, 2007
The Triple-A Archives are fantastic. I love the photos.
Matthew
Perry
* * * February 27, 2007
Señor Beel, Fabulous--reliving our fantastic past. Wow what a memory you have!!! What is the secret, senor? We miss you. Love,
Iris Rooney
* * * February 24, 2007
Hola Bill!!!
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Hey Bill,
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hey bill. . .great
site. . .so great to see. love the pix of you. * * * February 12, 2007
I love the web site and the Bill stuff the most. Although you have already told me about the drag queens taking over the ismus, It still cracked me up. Robert O'Connor
* * * February 11, 2007
Hola Querido Bill! I love your site!! It's about time we had an archive of those FABULOUS years! You have inspired me to dig through the files here - I do have some pictures, Betsy Newman
* * * January 22, 2007
Bill, January 1, 2007
Bill, xo Judy Whitfield
December 19, 2006
Bill,
Chris Wurgler * * *
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