Profile/Interview of Irwin Corey by Jim Knipfel in NY Press

Wed Nov 7 13:44:50 CST 2001

This is a very nice article.  Corey's an interesting man.  And this part was 
news to me:

One of Corey’s most notorious public appearances came on April 18, 1974, 
when he showed up at Alice Tully Hall to accept the National Book Award for 
Gravity’s Rainbow on behalf of Thomas Pynchon.

"Allen Ginsberg first suggested the idea," he says, "and Pynchon approved 
it."

>From: "Richard Romeo
>
>http://www.nypress.com/14/45/news&columns/feature.cfm

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