Ginsberg Goes Behind Enemy Lines: A Review of Iron Curtain Journals
In 1965, Allen Ginsberg jumped at the chance to peek behind enemy lines with a visit to communist...
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Angry Young Men Become Nice Old Men: A Review of Don’t Hide the Madness
In March, 1992, Allen Ginsberg visited his old friend, William S. Burroughs, at his home in...
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The Revised Boy Scout Manual: Burroughs on Fake News and Scientology
Ohio State University Press has recently published a “lost masterpiece” by William S. Burroughs,...
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Review: Translating the Counterculture
Erik Mortenson’s Translating the Counterculture: The Reception of the Beats in Turkey examines the...
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After Me, The Deluge: Considering Kerouac’s Final Statement
An artistic and introverted spirit, Jack Kerouac never set out to become the leader of one of the...
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Review: Hip Sublime
It always amazes me that after so many decades of scholarship, there is always a new way of...
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Review: I Am The Revolutionary
Paul Maher Jr has written an intimate, interesting look at the life of Jack Kerouac – not the...
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Review: Summer of Crud
Summer of Crud is a coming-of-age story that takes place on a road trip across America. It makes...
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Review: Bop Apocalypse
Martin Torgoff’s Bop Apocalypse (not to be confused with the similarly titled The Bop Apocalypse,...
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Review: Tales of Ordinary Sadness
Tales of Ordinary Sadness is a collection of fifteen short stories by Neil Randall, and its title...
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Review: Ambiguous Borderlands
In his new book, Ambiguous Borderlands: Shadow Imagery in Cold War American Culture, Dr. Erik...
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Review: The Ugly Spirit, by Steven La Vey
Steven La Vey’s The Ugly Spirit begins with a quote from William S. Burroughs, who also coined the...
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