Written Material
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The Lucifer Rising Suite: A Journey Out of Darkness
by Bobby BeauSoleil San Francisco in the spring of 1967, it was, and the grand cultural experiment, that great hoax of freedom unfettered, was in full swing. Social forces swirled… Read more.
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INCARCERATION NATION: The Road to Hell
BACK IN 1970, when I first came to prison, there were about 10,000 prison inmates in California’s state prisons. There are now over 170,000 inmates in the state’s prisons—a seventeen… Read more.
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Bobby BeauSoleil: Life After Death Row, Making Art and Music Behind Bars, by Adam Kovac
We need to get this out of the way right off the bat: Bobby Beausoleil was an associate of Charles Manson and he murdered Gary Hinman, a crime for which… Read more.
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The Farcical Capote Interview
In late 1972 or early 1973, Truman Capote came to San Quentin to interview some of the prisoners there. Word was spread about that he had come there to “expose… Read more.
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My New Year’s Revolution
At the end of the previous year, I wrote and sent out a little poem speaking to how 2019 had been a rough row to hoe, and raising hints for… Read more.
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It’s Psychedelic Baby Magazine Interview by Klemen Breznikar
Hello Bobby! Thank you very much for taking your time and effort to discuss about your music. You were born in Santa Barbara, CA. What would you say were some… Read more.
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In Search of the Heart in Art
The following is from an interview with Extreme Music for the book Love Live Forgive: Insights from Artists by Justin St. Vincent. Love and forgiveness have origin in the heart… Read more.
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Emailing with Bobby BeauSoleil by Viola Bonaldi
This is the raw interview Viola Bonaldi did with Bobby BeauSoleil in the summer of 2018. Viola Bonaldi wrote an article incorporating the raw material below for Salmuria. How did… Read more.
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A Conversation with Bobby BeauSoleil by Kirin Anderson
The following is an interview with Bobby BeauSoleil. To some of you who are Current 93 fans, the name might ring a bell, and of course, there are those grim… Read more.
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