Jecon Gregory

Jecon Gregory is or was a nomadic artist, whose autobiographical fragments and poems, dictated to an acquaintance, were published as the book History of a Nation of One: An Unlikely Memoir (Harcourt Brace, New York, 1969, and Michael Joseph, London, 1971).^[1]^[2] Jecon apparently did not know his place, date, language or even name of birth, began his wanderings as a child in Malta; walked through many lands, barefoot, tall and thin, pulling all his possessions in a basket on wheels, sleeping on the ground, and making a living by drawing portraits.

References

^ "One Week: The Literary Overflow", Time Magazine, October 24, 1969, archived from the original on October 23, 2012
^ Kirsh, Robert (October 28, 1969), "From a Walker's Notebook", Los Angeles Times

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[1] "One Week: The Literary Overflow", Time Magazine, October 24, 1969, archived from the original on October 23, 2012

[2] Kirsh, Robert (October 28, 1969), "From a Walker's Notebook", Los Angeles Times

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