O'ROURKE, P.J.

What is he doing here, I can hear you say. Well, in 1975 he published (perhaps self-published under an otherwise unfamiliar imprint) a loose-leaf collection of Typewriter Poems printed on legal-size (eight and one-half inch by fourteen inch) pages, and dedicated to the actress Shelly Plimpton. They are carefully wrought, witty, and at times delicate, especially in the opening dedication piece, which is as good as any typewriter poem done anywhere. O'Rourke subsequently worked as a columnist for printed on legal-size (eight and one-half inch by fourteen inch) pages, and dedicated to the actress Shelly Plimpton. They are carefully wrought, witty, and at times delicate, especially in the opening dedication piece, which is as good as any typewriter poem done anywhere. O'Rourke subsequently worked as a columnist for ...