Comments on: Crad Kilodney: Canadian Man on the Street http://www.edrants.com/crad-kilodney-canadian-man-on-the-street/ a cultural website in ever-shifting standing Wed, 08 Feb 2012 18:01:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Crad Kilodney http://www.edrants.com/crad-kilodney-canadian-man-on-the-street/comment-page-1/#comment-261600 Crad Kilodney Mon, 13 Sep 2010 23:20:11 +0000 http://www.edrants.com/?p=6180#comment-261600 It was University of Michigan, not University of Houston (Bachelor of Science, 1968). It was University of Michigan, not University of Houston (Bachelor of Science, 1968).

]]> By: Richard Grayson http://www.edrants.com/crad-kilodney-canadian-man-on-the-street/comment-page-1/#comment-235657 Richard Grayson Tue, 22 May 2007 00:37:36 +0000 http://www.edrants.com/?p=6180#comment-235657 P.S. And I'm sorry I didn't give you credit when I posted the Gargoyle #51 cover in my post on Richard Peabody. You know how much I love your work, I hope. P.S. And I’m sorry I didn’t give you credit when I posted the Gargoyle #51 cover in my post on Richard Peabody. You know how much I love your work, I hope.

]]> By: Richard Grayson http://www.edrants.com/crad-kilodney-canadian-man-on-the-street/comment-page-1/#comment-235655 Richard Grayson Tue, 22 May 2007 00:34:45 +0000 http://www.edrants.com/?p=6180#comment-235655 Thanks, Patricia, knowing "Crad" was a terrific experience. I hope I helped other people learn about him. But it was not who blogged about "O Lucky Man" unless my Aricept isn't working today. However, I was at the theater in Manhattan the day "O Lucky Man" premiered; it was, I recall, at either Cinema I or II or the next door Baronet or Coronet on the same block on Third Avenue around East 60th St, and the theater was so packed even though we'd gotten there early that my girlfirend and I had to sit one behind the other rather than next to each other. I loved Lindsay Anderson since seeing "If..." -- which was one of *my* teenage obsessions. Thanks, Patricia, knowing “Crad” was a terrific experience. I hope I helped other people learn about him.

But it was not who blogged about “O Lucky Man” unless my Aricept isn’t working today. However, I was at the theater in Manhattan the day “O Lucky Man” premiered; it was, I recall, at either Cinema I or II or the next door Baronet or Coronet on the same block on Third Avenue around East 60th St, and the theater was so packed even though we’d gotten there early that my girlfirend and I had to sit one behind the other rather than next to each other. I loved Lindsay Anderson since seeing “If…” — which was one of *my* teenage obsessions.

]]> By: patricia http://www.edrants.com/crad-kilodney-canadian-man-on-the-street/comment-page-1/#comment-235653 patricia Mon, 21 May 2007 23:09:56 +0000 http://www.edrants.com/?p=6180#comment-235653 omigod. I did a major double-take when I read that headline for this post. I had no idea that anyone outside of Toronto, let alone outside Canada, knew about Crad Kilodney. He was definitely a cult figure in the early 80s for my crowd. I can still remember the thrill of going to downtown Toronto with my then boyfriend when I was 15 so the boyfriend could buy some of Crad's work. If memory serves me correctly, he had a sign next to him that read: "Really Bad Literature". And you knew him? Wow. First 'O Lucky Man' and now this. How are you connecting with my obscure teenage interests? omigod. I did a major double-take when I read that headline for this post. I had no idea that anyone outside of Toronto, let alone outside Canada, knew about Crad Kilodney.

He was definitely a cult figure in the early 80s for my crowd. I can still remember the thrill of going to downtown Toronto with my then boyfriend when I was 15 so the boyfriend could buy some of Crad’s work. If memory serves me correctly, he had a sign next to him that read: “Really Bad Literature”.

And you knew him? Wow. First ‘O Lucky Man’ and now this. How are you connecting with my obscure teenage interests?

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