Brewed Fresh Daily

Is a simple rule of thumb I have. If I hear something once, I take note of it. If I hear it again, especially in a short period of time, I investigate it. It's one thing to hear about a Cleveland Poet from other area poets, but it's another to hear him being talked about at Innovations Week. Here's the best bio I found on D. A. Levy. I particularly liked this part:

Levy saw it as his mission to bring cultural enlightenment to the city of Cleveland. To that end, he established the Renegade Press (later called Seven Flowers Press), "printing sometimes 8 to 16 hours a day for days and days." In addition to his own work, levy printed works by Charles Bukowski, Ed Sanders and others; he also produced limited (pirated) editions of classic texts which influenced him, works by Rimbaud, Camus, W. Y. Evans-Wentz, Artaud, etc.

I wonder what he would have thought of/done with the internet?