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 QUENTIN CRISP IN BLACK AND WHITE
Photographs by Martin Fishman


 EXHIBITIONIST BY QUENTIN CRISP
The transcript of an interview broadcast
in the Third Programme on 28 February 1964

ON THE INIMITABLE QUENTIN CRISP
Laurence Watts interviews Phillip Ward
Read it at Pink News now!


 IN CONVERSATION WITH ADAM MARS-JONES
British Library Archival Sound Recordings


BFI NATIONAL ARCHIVE PRESENTS
Bernard Braden's 1968 interview with Mr. Crisp


 STRAIGHT TALK ABOUT A BENT SPEAKER
Taylor Black interviews author Nigel Kelly
Quentin Crisp: The Profession of Being


QUENTIN CRISP: THE NAKED BON VIVANT!
A Centennial Celebration of Tributes


 THE ALTERNATIVE QUEEN’S MESSAGE
Read Quentin's 1993 text here!
See the film on Channel 4


AN ENGLISHMAN IN NEW YORK
The Television Movie!

Watch AEINY at LOGOonline!
View Leopardrama's trailer!


NO THOUGHTS ON ART
The Dusty Answers & I AM ONE


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The mission of The Quentin Crisp Archives is to preserve and maintain the manuscripts, letters, recordings, artwork by and about, and various artifacts and ephemera related to the life and legend of Quentin Crisp, and to promote his philosophy of individuality, self-acceptance, and tolerance.

This web site is an integral part of The Quentin Crisp Archives, providing news and information about "All Things Quentin Crisp!" So please check back this page for updates, as well as to review a variety of photographs and reminiscences by family and friends, and you. And to paraphrase Quentin, we thank you for your kind patience. Check back often this page for updates!

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