In this short clip Norse and I are completely relaxed and
in animated conversation.
Norse answers the question I posed at the close of part 3 by
reminding me of a discussion we had before I moved in.
“I said Rob, this is going to be Psycho Drama; not literature class’
My voice in section 4 of the Interview is younger and I detect
a Southern accent.
It’s Bobby’s voice.
It’s odd to hear an alternate’s voice.
It’s also odd to read an account of an evening I spent
in 1987 with writer, Darell Yates-Rist .
Rist was traveling the United States to write Heartlands,
his book about being gay in America.
I agreed to give him a night tour of San Francisco.
Rist published Heartlands in 1992.
He describes the Cottage I shared with Norse on Albion Street.
Rist died from HIV in 1993.
Part four of the interview with Norse picks up where part three ended.
It’s brief and ends when Norse leaves to feed a parking meter.
An Interview with Harold Norse, Part 4.
An Interview with Harold Norse, Part 1.
An Interview with Harold Norse, Part 2.
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