James Broughton
James Richard Broughton
**James Broughton** (November 10, 1913 - May 17, 1999) was a pioneer of experimental filmmaking, a central player in California's creative literary scene, a bard of sensuality and spirituality, an invigorated gay elder, and a preacher of Big Joy. His life's work was an attempt to discover the contradictory nature of his humanity and its roots; the result was a poetic and artistic life that inspired many. Broughton's advice to filmmakers: **Follow your own weird**. Broughton was part of the San Francisco Renaissance. He was an early bard of the Radical Faeries as well as a charter member of [The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence][1]e serving her community as Sister Sermonetta. His life story is told in the forthcoming feature-length documentary, "[Big Joy: The Adventures of James Broughton][2]," set to be released in 2013-2014. [1]: http://www.thesisters.org/ [2]: http://www.bigjoy.org
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Hooplas
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A Moment of Forever
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Faeries
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Packing up for paradise
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Coming Unbuttoned
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Making light of it
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The androgyne journal
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Special Deliveries
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75 life lines
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Seeing the Light
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Ecstasies
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Graffiti for the Johns of heaven
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Shaman Psalm
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A Long Undressing
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High kukus
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Look in, look out
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Tidings, [poems at the land's edge]
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True & false unicorn
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The ballad of Mad Jenny
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Little prayers to Big Joy's mother
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Little sermons of the big joy
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ERGO! The Bumbershoot Literary Magazine (1986)
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The last sermon of Gnarley Never
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Hooplas
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A Moment of Forever
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Faeries
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Packing up for paradise
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Coming Unbuttoned
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Making light of it
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The androgyne journal
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Special Deliveries
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75 life lines
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Seeing the Light
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Ecstasies
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Graffiti for the Johns of heaven
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Shaman Psalm
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A Long Undressing
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High kukus
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Look in, look out
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Tidings, [poems at the land's edge]
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True & false unicorn
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The ballad of Mad Jenny
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Little prayers to Big Joy's mother
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Little sermons of the big joy
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ERGO! The Bumbershoot Literary Magazine (1986)
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The last sermon of Gnarley Never