In the above video, Beatdom Books author John Tytell talks with Martin Torgoff, whose new book, Bop Apocalypse, explores jazz, drugs, and Beat literature.
Tytell is the author of The Beat Interviews and his next book, Beat Transnationalism, will be released later this year.
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