Page 3, David Bourdon: "It's a joyous event when Jill Johnston comes to town..." Photo by Steve Shapiro: Jill Johnston and David Bourdon, 1969

page 10, Suzi Gablik/Barbara Forst, "(The blanks are to be filled in...)Miss Johnston possesses a mind not unlike that of Lewis Carroll..." and "That is to say, in part, what has been forgotten..."; photo of woman in tree: no caption

Page 22, "100 words for Jill Johnson" by Saroyan and by Byars. Photo: Aram Saroyan. Remy Charlip: "Old men are twice boys..." Drawing : "For Jill with Love, Remy". Ray Johnson, "Fifteen Hundred Words About Jill Johnston: about four feet of snow..." Photos: Ray Johnson

page 8, Gregory Battcock/Brigid Polk : "Dance Journal..." and "I remember Jill Johnston from the old days..."; image: Brigid Polk

Page 3, David Bourdon: "It's a joyous event when Jill Johnston comes to town..." Photo by Steve Shapiro: Jill Johnston and David Bourdon, 1969

page 5, Andy Warhol,"David: ...who has been reviewing dance for the Village Voice for ten years...," cont'd.

Page 16, John Giorno :"VITAMIN G : Life Trips..." Photo of Paul Krassner. Photo of Sally Kirkland and Jimmy Huff

Page 17, Willoughby Sharp: "It's surprising that someone hasn't already made at least one whole movie devoted to J.J...." Photo by John van Saun: Willoughby Sharp. 2 photos by Les Levine: Gregory Battcock, Teeny Duchamp and David Bourdon outside the Cafe de Flore, Paris, 1969

Page 20, Marjorie Strider/Meredith Monk: "Jill Johnston is a genius..." and "Dear Jill, Thanks alot for your letter in the Village Voice..." Photos of Meredith Monk

page 9, John Perreault/Rosalyn Drexler : "Saint Jill. Jill Johnston's writings in the Voice..." and "Jill Johnston is my friend..."; photo by Ira Joel Haber : John Perreault; photo by Les Levine: Peter Schjeldahl and Jill

page 11, Gwen Swenson/Barbara Rose : "Written--May 1969. How are we ever going to catch the rhythms of our time?..." and "Dear Jill, As per our New Year's Day conversation...It's nice to keep your promises..."; 2 photos, uncaptioned

page 24, Advertising Section : Dunkelman Toronto, Anna Leonowens Gallery, the Everyman Gallery, Bykert Gallery, Susan Hartnett, Spectrum Imports, Inc.

Page 19, George Segal/Fred McDarrah: "Jill really hates to have plaster put on her..." and "Dear Les. When you called me the other day with the news about Jill Johnston..." Photos of Helen and of George Segal