"Personal Effects". Pop-Tart, Magazine of Instant Art, Vol. 1 No. 8 (1988) - 2nd Installment of unpublished novel "Personal Effects". Worcs (Aloud Allowed) #18 (October 1988) - "Taboo" The Rocket (newspaper) (July 1988) - "Criminal Mind: Jesse Bernstein Interviews William S. Burroughs" The Rocket (newspaper) (October 1988) - "Aids and the Needle User" Personal Effects (1989) (Petarade Press, Vancouver, Toronto; Drawings by M. Helen J. Orr) Zero Hour No. 2 - (Spring 1989) - "Scrap Junkie: Poem for Executive Toy" The Rocket (newspaper) (August 1989) - "She Has Lots of Tattoos: Steven J. Bernstein interviews Kathy Acker" The Rocket (newspaper) (June 1990) - "A Conversation with TAD: Steven J. Bernstein interviews TAD" Discrete Ephemera (1990) - "Face" The Onion As It Is Cooked (October 1990) - "The Onion As It Is Cooked" (Poem printed on pasta) Strip Poker (October 1991) - "Strip Poker" (Poem presented inside a wine bottle) Noise (1991) - "More Noise, Please!" Talking Raven, A Journal of Imaginative Trouble Vol. 3 No. 3 (1993) - "In This Place" Bamboo (1994) - "Murdered in the Middle of the Dance" Good to Go (1994) - "Sissies Suck It Up (Bad Boys Gulp It Down)" Rapture (1995) - "Car Accident" I Am Secretly an Important Man (1996) More Noise, Please! (Published by Left Bank Books, 1996) Discography Words and Music: Steven Jesse Bernstein and Pete Leinonen (cassette) (Original Cast 1984, 1993) Sub Pop 200 - "Come Out Tonight" (Sub Pop 1988) "Effects" (cassette) (Self Released 1988) "Work-In-Progress #1" (cassette) (Trigger Recordings 1990) The Sad Bag (cassette) (Trigger Recordings 1990) The Sport/No No Man (12") (Sub Pop 1992) Prison (Sub Pop 1992) National Public Radio and Interview Excerpts (cassette) (Sub Pop 1992) Afternoon Delight! - "This Clouded Heart" (Sub Pop 1992) Revolution Come And Gone - "No No Man Pt.2" (Sub Pop 1992) Home Alive-The Art Of Self Defense - "It's Just A Little Bit Of Everything (That's Brought Me Down To This)" (Epic Records 1996) Filmography References External links Seattle Weekly article Steven Jesse Bernstein Facebook page Official Tribute Site A legacy of poetic provocation The Wire's 100 Records That Set The World On Fire (When No One Was Listening) Birthright Discogs Archive Project Documentary Film Site Poets from California Jewish American writers Writers from Los Angeles Writers from Seattle Sub Pop artists 1950 births 1991 suicides Suicides by sharp instrument in the United States Suicides in Washington (state) 20th-century