Kerouac: The Buddhist Years
I. “The Heart of the World” Charles Shuttleworth has done a remarkable job of excavating gem after...
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Category: Reviews
Review: Queer (2024)
Queer is a story of lost love that hangs very much on a truly excellent performance from Daniel...
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A Certain Kind of Wizard: A Review
A Certain Kind of Wizard (edited by Romy Ashby and photographer Ira Landgarten...
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Rethinking Kerouac: A Review
I recently received a copy of Rethinking Kerouac: Afterlives, Continuities, Reappraisals, a new...
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One Shot: A Review
One Shot: A Beat Generation Mystery is a study of a single photo. That may strike you as the most...
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Night Bird Flying: A Review
Sitting on the western bank of the Hudson River—the geographic and spiritual boundary separating...
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Ten Times a Poet: A Review
The Beat era may have ended long ago, but in the last few decades there has been a resurgence of...
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Tendrel Review
Tendrel: A Meeting of Minds is the latest book by Anne Waldman. It is a short collection of...
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Material Wealth: A Review
Today marks the official release date of Pat Thomas’ incredible new book, Material Wealth: Mining...
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He, Leo: A Review
The title, He, Leo, is acknowledged by Oregon State University Press’s editor, Thomas Booth, as “a...
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New Diane di Prima Book
Buddhist Ruminations is the latest publication from Shivastan Press. It is a collection of 20...
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Bukowski on Film [Review]
The latest book about Charles Bukowski (who was not, by the way, a Beat poet) is a fairly thorough...
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