Munch has some other big pieces--he had "hit" woodcuts too. His one-hitness as a painter, for me, is more in his expressive use of smearing. Robert Indiana's "Love" sculpture.

   Mark Hamill turned up in Jay and Silent Bob, but had to be identified by subtitle.

Ken Kesey has published some weak stories, and some stuff for kids. His students had a collaborative book published. I don't know if he's seen the movie of Cukoo's Nest yet.

(At a gallery where I worked they sold inflatable "scream" figures one year, near Xmastime, and people kept asking if it was the kid from Home Alone. Eventually I started saying yes, but from the older German Silent Film version, Das Kinder Ist in der Zimmer Mit Kein Alte Leute--or whatever ridiculously long semi-German title I could throw together.)