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While on a retreat to the Delaware Watergap, Rascal meditated on the death of his Uncle Fred.

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In 1974, while on a brief retreat to the Delaware Water Gap, Rascal began composing thoughts on Freddie gone.

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In the summer of 1970 Rascal wrote of what would become of his lines.

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He wanted to share his poetry with the world.  He wanted to seduce all the young ladies.  Rascal hawked his poetry in Regent's Park.

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Rascal sat at a table in the Troubadour coffee house in Earl's Court writing poetry in his journals.  He showed his poem to someone sitting at an adjacent table.  She was not impressed.

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In 1977 Rascal lived alone in his Greenwich Village studio on the ground floor, next door to the police station on one side, with windows onto the grocery store driveway and a window to the building's backyard where the cat would go to play.

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In 1974 Rascal commuted daily on the A train between Bantam Books and Goghi Lee's apartment on the upper west side. 

He worked in the sales department, phoning bookstores and distributors on the west coast to remind them and take orders for the latest titles. 

He also worked on the editorial board of Ted Solotaroff's American Review.