Allen Ginsberg’s Lifelong Commitment to Political Poetry and to Progressive Activist Causes
Editor’s note: This essay, written by Eliot Katz, author of The Poetry and Politics of Allen...
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Ginsberg: Seattle, Communism, Regret
Editor’s Note: Eliot Katz has issued a response to this essay, which can be read here....
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Allen Ginsberg and Richard Brautigan
If you Google “Allen Ginsberg and Richard Brautigan,” you won’t find many relevant search...
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On the Road with Brian Hassett
The following interview was published in Beatdom #22, which can be purchased on Amazon. Brian...
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Jack Kerouac Paintings by Clinton Inman
Clinton Inman is a retired high-school teacher presently living in Florida with his wife, Elba....
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Debunking Hunter S. Thompson’s Daily Routine
Hunter S. Thompson once observed, quite astutely, that “Myths and legends die hard in...
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Haruki Murakami and the Beat Generation
The Japanese author Haruki Murakami has become internationally renowned over the past few decades...
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On the Road: Ginsberg in Siem Reap & Other Beat Tales
The following is a transcript from a speech I gave recently at the Angkor International Festival...
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Corso Preferred America
Scholar Glenn Sheldon puts Beat poet Gregory Corso on trial in his book, South of Our Selves:...
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The Change: Allen Ginsberg, Reborn
This essay was originally published in Beatdom #21. On July 18th, 1963, Allen Ginsberg sat on a...
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Layover: An attempt to keep a journal |by Weldon Kees
In the late spring of 1939, Weldon Kees, his wife Ann, and his parents, John and Sarah—called...
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Metropolitan Greetings: Allen Ginsberg Behind the Iron Curtain (from Havana to Moscow)
In 1965, Allen Ginsberg traveled to Eastern Europe, visiting Czechoslovakia, Poland, and the...
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