The two are usually mentioned in online Wulf biographies at the part where they mention his time in Paris in the 50's. Just briefly, like in this one : " In 1957, Wulf fell in love with a French ballerina who was about to return to her Paris home. Rather than be without her, he followed her, moving to the heart of Paris’ storied Left Bank, home to the leading figures of the Beat era. Through a junkie-poet lover, Wulf was introduced to many of them, including poets Allen Ginsberg and Gregory Corso, and painter/dancer Vali Meyers..."
I haven't found any deeper stuff than that, I just added him to the list of interests because in a way he belongs to the same sort of gang and also because I think he was a very fascinating person.
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" In 1957, Wulf fell in love with a French ballerina who was about to return to her Paris home. Rather than be without her, he followed her, moving to the heart of Paris’ storied Left Bank, home to the leading figures of the Beat era. Through a junkie-poet lover, Wulf was introduced to many of them, including poets Allen Ginsberg and Gregory Corso, and painter/dancer Vali Meyers..."
I haven't found any deeper stuff than that, I just added him to the list of interests because in a way he belongs to the same sort of gang and also because I think he was a very fascinating person.
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