Acknowledgements
I would like to sincerely thank the following persons.
In alphabetical order :-
Penny Arcade
A close friend with a deep love for Quentin. She has given me encouragement and support and her positive comments on my site gave me a powerful boost.
Leon Acord
Star of the play Carved in Stone, he has been incredibly supportive and has given an indepth interview for the site.
Kira Barnum
A close friend of Quentin, she has had positive things to say about my site and I am pleased to have made contact with her. She also has a warm and delightful article about her friend on the Quentin Crisp Archives, which makes for thought-provoking reading.
Gregory S Boyd
A friend of Quentin's who I am pleased to say has had very positive and encouraging things to say about the site.
Louis Colaianni
Louis runs the QuentinCrispMuseum.com. He was a close friend of Quentin's and I have been pleased to have opened a dialogue of mutual interest with him. He has been supportive and encouraging, and has allowed me to link directly to unique img on his site.
Maurice Heerdink
Maurice kindly granted my request to use his beautiful portrait of Quentin on the opening page of my site. He has also contributed other img, as well as support and encouragement.
Richard Louis James
Actor and star of the stage show Tea `N Crisp, has been incredibly positive and supportive and has helped promote my site through his show and has given an indepth interview for the site.
His show is now in it's third run at the San Francisco Playhouse
Guy Kettelhack
A long time close friend, agent and collaborator of Quentin's, his love, admiration and insight into Quentin's character is evident in his excellent contribution to the site.
David Leddick
A friend of Quentin's for twenty years he is writer and star of his one man show Quentin & I; The New Mini Musical, and has also given an indepth interview for the site.
June Lang
A close friend of Quentin, whose contribution to this site, born of her love for Quentin, makes for wonderful reading.
David Alexander Nahmod
American film producer and friend of Quentin's who also produced the films Aunt Fannie and Red Ribbons, in which Quentin starred.
He has been kind enough to praise my site and given me great encouragement.
Jimmi Rae
A friend of Quentin, who has been kind enough to let me know how much he likes my site..
Stephen Sorrentino
Stephen, an actor and entertainer, knew Quentin for many years, and starred with him in the film Happy Heights. Stephen's deep affection and admiration for him are perfectly conveyed in his article 'Crisp Star Quality' which you will find in the His Friends section of the site.
Phillip Ward
Mr. Ward is the Executor of the Estate of Quentin Crisp and Curator of the Quentin Crisp Archives, which is comprised of Mr. Crisp's personal effects and papers. Phillip Ward is also the editor of Quentin Crisp's forthcoming final book, DUSTY ANSWERS, which contains Mr. Crisp's standard wit, philosophy and literary prose as well as his collected poetry, while focusing on the closure of his unique life. Many thanks to Mr. Ward for his guidance and advice on this new medium.
Wolfskin
A friend of Quentin's has added his thoughts to the His Friends section and also very generously allowed me to re-produce some of his photos of Quentin in the Gallery. Check out room fifteen.
It has been through the continuing contact, positive comments, support and contributions from his friends, that has made this site really come to life. My very sincere thanks to you all.
I would also like to make a very personal 'thank you' to the following persons :-
To my sister Heather S. Kelly She first introduced me to the works of Quentin Crisp, more years ago than I care to remember, and who contributed the first entry in my Guest Book, just to get me started off.
She has been supportive throughout and continuously encouraging even when things got tough.
Last but by no means least, I would like to thank my wife Karen Curlett Kelly. She is also an admirer of Quentin and has been fully supportive and encouraging throughout. She gave me some excellent ideas for the site, including the BookCase, and the Game of Life. She once commented to me that if people studied Quentin's philosophy of life, perhaps the world would be a better place and the people in it a bit more human.
I couldn't put it better than that!
My thanks to you all!
The webmaster
Nigel Kelly
In alphabetical order :-
Penny Arcade
A close friend with a deep love for Quentin. She has given me encouragement and support and her positive comments on my site gave me a powerful boost.
Leon Acord
Star of the play Carved in Stone, he has been incredibly supportive and has given an indepth interview for the site.
Kira Barnum
A close friend of Quentin, she has had positive things to say about my site and I am pleased to have made contact with her. She also has a warm and delightful article about her friend on the Quentin Crisp Archives, which makes for thought-provoking reading.
Gregory S Boyd
A friend of Quentin's who I am pleased to say has had very positive and encouraging things to say about the site.
Louis Colaianni
Louis runs the QuentinCrispMuseum.com. He was a close friend of Quentin's and I have been pleased to have opened a dialogue of mutual interest with him. He has been supportive and encouraging, and has allowed me to link directly to unique img on his site.
Maurice Heerdink
Maurice kindly granted my request to use his beautiful portrait of Quentin on the opening page of my site. He has also contributed other img, as well as support and encouragement.
Richard Louis James
Actor and star of the stage show Tea `N Crisp, has been incredibly positive and supportive and has helped promote my site through his show and has given an indepth interview for the site.
His show is now in it's third run at the San Francisco Playhouse
Guy Kettelhack
A long time close friend, agent and collaborator of Quentin's, his love, admiration and insight into Quentin's character is evident in his excellent contribution to the site.
David Leddick
A friend of Quentin's for twenty years he is writer and star of his one man show Quentin & I; The New Mini Musical, and has also given an indepth interview for the site.
June Lang
A close friend of Quentin, whose contribution to this site, born of her love for Quentin, makes for wonderful reading.
David Alexander Nahmod
American film producer and friend of Quentin's who also produced the films Aunt Fannie and Red Ribbons, in which Quentin starred.
He has been kind enough to praise my site and given me great encouragement.
Jimmi Rae
A friend of Quentin, who has been kind enough to let me know how much he likes my site..
Stephen Sorrentino
Stephen, an actor and entertainer, knew Quentin for many years, and starred with him in the film Happy Heights. Stephen's deep affection and admiration for him are perfectly conveyed in his article 'Crisp Star Quality' which you will find in the His Friends section of the site.
Phillip Ward
Mr. Ward is the Executor of the Estate of Quentin Crisp and Curator of the Quentin Crisp Archives, which is comprised of Mr. Crisp's personal effects and papers. Phillip Ward is also the editor of Quentin Crisp's forthcoming final book, DUSTY ANSWERS, which contains Mr. Crisp's standard wit, philosophy and literary prose as well as his collected poetry, while focusing on the closure of his unique life. Many thanks to Mr. Ward for his guidance and advice on this new medium.
Wolfskin
A friend of Quentin's has added his thoughts to the His Friends section and also very generously allowed me to re-produce some of his photos of Quentin in the Gallery. Check out room fifteen.
It has been through the continuing contact, positive comments, support and contributions from his friends, that has made this site really come to life. My very sincere thanks to you all.
I would also like to make a very personal 'thank you' to the following persons :-
To my sister Heather S. Kelly She first introduced me to the works of Quentin Crisp, more years ago than I care to remember, and who contributed the first entry in my Guest Book, just to get me started off.
She has been supportive throughout and continuously encouraging even when things got tough.
Last but by no means least, I would like to thank my wife Karen Curlett Kelly. She is also an admirer of Quentin and has been fully supportive and encouraging throughout. She gave me some excellent ideas for the site, including the BookCase, and the Game of Life. She once commented to me that if people studied Quentin's philosophy of life, perhaps the world would be a better place and the people in it a bit more human.
I couldn't put it better than that!
My thanks to you all!
The webmaster
Nigel Kelly
