The Town and the City
The Town and the City is a complete joy, Jack Kerouac’s holiday present to the world. As the New...
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Chelsea’s Ghosts Revisited
For literary types and students of Beat history who intend to invest a few cool million in real...
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After the Deluge
“What are you rebelling against?” the local girl asks one of the “saintly motorcyclists” in the...
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New Kerouac Novel In The News; New Book About “On The Road” Published
The interviews with Henderson tell a different side of the now-famously fabled story of how the Beat Generation was jump-started into motion. There are many excellent photos included, as well. Watch for a review in the soon-to-be-released Beatdom Issue 10, the Religion Issue!
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The Beat Generation and Travel
More so than any other literary movement, the Beats have influenced the world of travel and have...
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The Breton Traveller
Jack Kerouac’s Search for his Roots Much has been written about Kerouac’s apparent...
Read MoreJack Kerouac’s Visions of Gerard
By Kristin McLaughlin Without Gerard, what would have happened to Ti Jean? – Jack Kerouac[1] Visions of Gerard is Kerouac’s prolonged meditation on his older, saintly brother Gerard, who died at the age of nine (Jack was four at...
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