41. Reroute Beat Movement This page is a pathfinder referencing sources on the beat writers in America, the beat movement, the beat generation, concentrating on jack kerouac, Alan Ginsburg, William S. Burroughs, and Neal Cassady. http://ils.unc.edu/~andra/beat.html

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42. Jack Kerouac By LIPE A controversia que a vida e a obra de jack kerouac. http://www.geocities.com/kerouacgz

Jack Kerouac nació en la pequeña población de Lowell, Massachusetts, en 1922. Sus padres, Leo y Gabrielle eran descendientes de canadienses francófonos, y el pequeño Jack no aprendió inglés hasta que fue escolarizado con 6 años. En el instituto, fue un gran jugador de fútbol américano, y consiguió una beca en la universidad de Columbia (Nueva York), gracias a sus capacidades como deportista. Jack se rompió un tobillo en su primer año y para cuando vovió al equipo su importancia en el campo era mínima. Dejó la universidad poco despues, empaquetó sus escasas pertenencias, y se dedicó a viajar, a descubrir “el camino”. Como marino mercante, viajó por el Atlántico Norte hasta Groenlandia e Inglaterra, y continuó más adelante sus viajes de la manera que reflejaría inmortalmente en sus libros (por tierra, a menudo sin métodos móbiles propios, haciendo auto-stop y conociendo a los tipos más locos y desesperados que se encuentran bajo el sol) recorrió los Estados Unidos, México, el norte de África y Europa, a menudo en la compañía de sus amigos Allen Ginsberg, Neal Cassady

43. Rykodisc Catalog List The Rykodisc Catalog includes a small selection of spokenword albums, most notably kicks joy darkness a tribute to Beat devinity jack kerouac. Some samples can be found on these pages. http://www.rykodisc.com/Catalog/Catalog_Result_List_01.asp?Action=AlbumsListGenr

44. Guardian Unlimited Books | By Genre | Observer Review: Number9dream By David Mit Review of number9dream, by Robert MacFarlane. http://books.guardian.co.uk/reviews/generalfiction/0,6121,449755,00.html

Go to: Guardian Unlimited home UK news World news Archive search Arts Books Business EducationGuardian.co.uk Film Football Jobs MediaGuardian.co.uk Money The Observer Online Politics Shopping SocietyGuardian.co.uk Sport Talk Travel Audio Email services Special reports The Guardian The weblog The informer The northerner The wrap Advertising guide Crossword Headline service Syndication services Events / offers Help / contacts Information Newsroom Soulmates Style guide Travel offers TV listings Weather Web guides Guardian Weekly Money Observer Home Guardian Review By genre Reviews ... Help Search this site Tools Text-only version Send it to a friend Read it later See saved stories In this section Interview: Caryl Phillips Harry Potter goes to China Observer review: The Love Secrets of Don Juan by Tim Lott Observer review: The Brainfever Bird by Allan Sealy ... General fiction When Blade Runner meets Jack Kerouac David Mitchell lets his imagination run riot in number9dream, but can he control the results? Robert MacFarlane Sunday March 11, 2001 The Observer David Mitchell Sceptre £10, pp419

45. The Incurable Gallery - "Magnetic" Poetry Archive of poetry and lyrics by a variety of poets and songwriters including Leonard Cohen, Aldous Huxley, jack kerouac and Bob Dylan. http://members.tripod.com/~Raincloud771/poetry.htm

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46. Road Kicks A database of places in the city where the beat writer lived, roamed or drank. http://www.angelfire.com/zine/roadkicks/kerouac.html/

Jack Kerouac's New York City The following is a list of places in New York City where Jack Kerouac once roamed, drank or lived. Jack Kerouac- merchant marine. The White Horse Tavern 567 Hudson St. Kerouac used to live across the street from this old 19th century tavern. It is said that the old wooden bar room hasnt changed at all. The side rooms are relatively recent additions. This place is a crowded nightmare on weekend nights. Go there on a weekday around 1 o'clock, take a seat at the bar and soak up the atmosphere. They have a decent selection of beer, including White Horse Ale. The food is good too. Other great writers who got blitzed at the White Horse: Dylan Thomas, Norman Mailer, Hunter S. Thompson. Saint Patricks's Cathedral- 5th Ave. and 49th St. Located in Midtown, just a stones throw from Rockefeller center, this beautiful gothic cathedral was a place of spiritual solace for Kerouac. Take your copy of Visons of Cody and see if you can find Jack's stained glass window. McSorley's Old Ale House- 15 E. 7th St. Established in 1854, this is New York's oldest bar. Four U.S presidents including Lincoln and Kennedy visited this bar. As far as I know Kerouac made no mention of it in any of his writings, but it seems impossible to me that he didn't drink here. Everything in this bar looks ancient- from the doors to the urinals. They serve only two beers- McSorley's Light and McSorley's Dark. One round consists of 2 mugs of beer. Each mug is about 3/5th's beer and 2/5th's foam. Since it is both a tourist trap and local favorite it is often very crowded. Get there before 4 and you should be able to find a table.

47. Beatangelfilm An independent film about the spirit of jack kerouac who returns to Earth to renew the spirit of a burned out writer. http://www.beatangel.com

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48. TOP JACK - The Jack Kerouac Book Page The. jack kerouac. Book Page jack kerouac / Paperback / Published 1989 The Town andthe City. John kerouac, jack kerouac / Paperback / Published 1989 Tristessa. http://www.a-ten.com/alz/jack.htm

TOP JACK The Jack Kerouac Book Page on the road again Jack started it all, if you haven't immersed yourself in pure stream of life, just do it ... now ... - by reading books by and about Jack - if you don't do it, well, you're just off the road ...forever :-)! [other interesting categories are provided at the end off this page] you are the welcomed visitor Atlantis Enterprises The Americans Robert Frank, Jack Kerouac / Hardcover / Published 1998 Angelheaded Hipster : A Life of Jack Kerouac Steve Turner / Hardcover / Published 1997 Baby Driver Jan Kerouac / Paperback / Published 1998 The Beat Generation in New York : A Walking Tour of Jack Kerouac's City Bill Morgan / Paperback / Published 1997 The Beat Generation/Cd Jack Kerouac, Lenny Et Al. Bruce / Hardcover / Published 1992 Big Sur Jack Kerouac, Aram Saroyan / Paperback / Published 1992 Book of Blues (Penguin Poets) Jack Kerouac / Paperback / Published 1995 Book of Dreams Jack Kerouac / Paperback / Published 1991 Desolation Angels Jack Kerouac, Joyce Johnson / Paperback / Published 1995 Dharma Bums Jack Kerouac / Library Binding / Published 1995 The Dharma Bums Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg (Narrator) / Audio Cassette

49. Bright Lights Film Journal | The Source Documentary on Allen Ginsberg, jack kerouac, William Burroughs, and all things Beatnik http://www.brightlightsfilm.com/26/thesource.html

An uneven new documentary looks at all things Beat BY GARY MORRIS The Beats have returned with a vengeance. New editions of On the Road are rolling off the presses; interest in Allen Ginsberg and William Burroughs is at an all-time high; Beat women like Diane di Prima are getting some well-deserved attention, as are black Beats such as Amiri Baraka. Like other counterculture movements, the Beat generation has for some been reduced to a fashion statement — chinos, T-shirt, and masculine scowl. It’s also been neatly coopted by corporations seeking street credibility — even Ginsberg did a Gap ad before he died. It’s not hard to imagine Kerouac’s face next to John and Yoko’s in those duplicitous "Think Different" billboards from Apple. The Source looks at these issues and the whole history of the Beats in a intriguing, if ultimately rather shallow, documentary that’s less a linear biography of the movement than a kind of "Beat chic" sampler. (No real surprise here: Workman’s also responsible for those slick, empty montages at the Academy Awards every year.) This collage portrait moves giddily from the ‘40s to the ‘90s, from historical footage to Hollywood send-ups of Beat culture, from realism to re-creation via a trio of actors who impersonate Kerouac, Ginsberg, and Burroughs. Newsreel footage of Eisenhower America and Levittown, shots from Ozzie and Harriet

50. SuiteNotes For - Suite101.com Analysis of the novel, with focus on Hemingway's view sexuality, the influence of F. Scott Fitzgerald, and parallels between Hemingway's and jack kerouac's themes of alienation. http://www.suite101.com/welcome.cfm/sun_also_rises

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51. Laguna Radio Unpredictable radio, including everything from Angelo Badalamenti to jack kerouac to the Smiths. http://www.jackmagazine.com/beatnews/lagunaradio.html

Home Beat Calendar Features/News Site Map ... Submissions This great picture was made by Pontious36, from the Something Awful forums, a place of photoshoppery legends. This made my day and was the best Valentine's "card" I've ever received. Thank you. Note: If you tried to tune in between August 1 and August 8, the station was down because I hadn't yet paid for a membership, part of the new flunky rules. Well, now it's all back up again. Look forward to some new tunes soon. Listen to Laguna Radio , a six-hour-plus radio show I put together on Live365. See below for a list of artists. To listen, do the following things (you need at least a 56K modem): 1. Go get Winamp. It's free. Don't delay. Just go to www.winamp.com and download the thing. Then just mess around with it and set it up to your liking. You don't have to be a geek to figure this out. It's a simple media player that will play MP3 files (so does RealPlayer, but I don't like that one). Figure out how to set your buffer stream to the highest so that you won't get much lag. Or see this link for help.

52. Kerouac, Jack kerouac, jack, ker'uwak Pronunciation Key. kerouac, jack (John kerouac),1922–69, American novelist, b. Lowell, Mass., studied at Columbia Univ. http://www.factmonster.com/ce5/CE028194.html

Encyclopedia Kerouac, Jack u Pronunciation Key Kerouac, Jack (John Kerouac), , American novelist, b. Lowell, Mass., studied at Columbia Univ. One of the leaders of the beat generation , he was the author of the novel On the Road (1957), widely considered the testament of the beat movement. Kerouac's writings reflect a frenetic, restless pursuit of new sensation and experience, and a disdain for the conventional measures of economic and social success. Among his other works are the novels The Subterraneans The Dharma Bums Big Sur (1962), and Desolation Angels (1965); a volume of poetry, Mexico City Blues (1959); and a volume describing his dreams, Book of Dreams See A. Charters, ed., (1995) and (1999); biographies by A. Charters (1973), D. McNally (1980), G. Nicosia (1988), and B. Miles (1998); studies by T. Hunt (1981) and R. Weinreich (1986). kerosene Kerr, Clark AD AD AD AD AD Print this page Cite this page Awards and Press Link to Fact Monster Add Fact Monster search ... Privacy

53. Bienvenue Sur Beat Whisky & Poésie Portraits d'auteurs de la litt©rature am©ricaine moderne jack kerouac, Charles Bukowski, Henry Miller, Hubert Selby Jr. http://aubry.free.fr/

Bienvenue sur News (20/09) News MISE A JOUR : 20 nouveaux textes Attentes Le centre commercial par Jonathan Bonetti Les mots rabattus par remi voluer par Emmanuel Thiery ou Perversion cachée par Emmanuel Thiery Ticket / Menu par Damien Bonneau Auto-Stop Blackbird par Josef par Christophe Schmitt Dans la vie par emyanne par Encorevivant Fantasme bestial par Lionel Zeidler La pluie tombe aussi par Josef Le jardin de soeur par Gerard Poete Monsieur Dodo par Cocon 69 Nice Life par S Delord par Olivier Valette Un printemps Yoann

54. Nowhere500 Junky Bookshop Notorious San Francisco bookshop. The place to buy books about junkies and heroin addiction by writers like William Burroughs, Bukowski, and jack kerouac. http://www.nowhere500.com/jones-inn.html

55. From Revolution To Reconstruction: Outlines: Outline Of American Literature: Ame An Outline of American Literature. by Kathryn VanSpanckeren. American Prose Since1945 Realism and Experimentation jack kerouac (19221969). *** Index***. http://odur.let.rug.nl/~usa/LIT/kerouac.htm

FRtR Outlines American Literature American Prose Since 1945: Realism and Experimentation ... Authors Jack Kerouac (1922-1969) An Outline of American Literature by Kathryn VanSpanckeren American Prose Since 1945: Realism and Experimentation: Jack Kerouac (1922-1969) Index The son of an impoverished French-Canadian family, Jack Kerouac also questioned the values of middle-class life. He met members of the "Beat" literary underground as an undergraduate at Columbia University in New York City. His fiction was much influenced by the loosely autobiographical work of southern novelist Tom Wolfe Kerouac's best-known novel, On the Road (1957), describes "beatniks" wandering through America seeking an idealistic dream of communal life and beauty through jazz and drug-induced visions. The book epitomises the generation that Kerouac himself named as “beat.” It is the tale of his adventures with Neal Cassady (the character Dean Moriarty), before he dropped out of the 'Beat' scene and withdrew into alcoholism. The Dharma Bums (1958) also focuses on peripatetic counterculture intellectuals and their infatuation with Zen Buddhism. Kerouac also penned a book of poetry

56. Hotel Boheme, San Francisco The Boh¨me was specially designed to reflect the culture and taste of late fifties North Beach San Francisco. The hotel's interior and graphic design are reminiscent of the bohemian style and flavor the area was famous for during the heyday of jack kerouac, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, and the beat poets of the era. http://www.hotelboheme.com/

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57. Jack Kerouac And David Amram Amram remembers interactions with kerouac and his transformation into the figure that would represent the Beats. Read his firsthand accounts. http://www.fmp.com/amram/kerouac.html

Keeping the Flame Alive from left to right: Larry Rivers, Jack Kerouac, David Amram, Allen Ginsberg, Gregory Corso (with back to camera) The Kerouac Project of Orlando "And Their Beat Goes On Today" - The making of "Pull My Daisy" Levi Asher's Literary Kicks page on Jack Kerouac C-SPAN Live Tribute to Jack Kerouac with David Amram Poetry and All That Jazz - by David Amram DAVID AMRAM REMEMBERS (Originally written for Evergreen Review in 1969, published early 1970 at the request of publisher Barney Rossett as an obituary for Kerouac) I used to see Jack often at the old Five Spot in the beginning of 1957, when I was working there. I knew he was a writer, and all musicians knew that he loved music. You could tell by the way he sat and listened. He never tried to seem hip. He was too interested in life around him to ever think of how he appeared. Musicians understood this and were always glad to see him, because we knew that meant at least one person would be I listening. Jack was on the same wave-length as we were, so it was never necessary to talk. A few months later, poets Howard Hart and Philip Lamantia came by my place with Jack. They had decided to read their poetry with music, and Jack said he would join in, reading, improvising, rapping with the audience and singing along. Our first performance was in December of 1957 at the Brata Art Gallery on East 10th Street. It was the first jazz-poetry reading in New York. There was no advertising and it was raining, but the place was packed. Jack had become the most important figure of the time. His name was magic. In spite of the carping, whining put-downs by the furious critics, and the jealousy of some of his contemporaries for his overnight success (he had written ten books in addition to

58. Jack Kerouac Translate this page jack kerouac. Long poem in Canuckian patoit probably medieval. jack kerouac en librairie.Copyright © Les auteurs et la République Internationale des Lettres. http://www.republique-des-lettres.com/k/kerouac.shtml

Beat generation Carolyn Cassady Jack Kerouac Long poem in Canuckian patoit probably medieval Memory Babe de Gerald Nicosia Off the Road de Carolyn Cassady par Emmanuel Dadoun Vraie blonde, et autres Vieil ange de minuit Vidal, Gore ... Jack Kerouac en librairie

59. American Authors Brief essay on the writer. http://www.americanlegends.com/authors/kerouac.html

Kerouac: Homage To Jack Jean-Louis Kerouac: His life was the stuff of which legends are spun. The son of a printer, he was born in 1922, and grew up in a mill town, Lowell, Massachusetts. The Kerouacs were French- Canadian, descended from fur trappers and traders. Even as a boy, Kerouac knew what he would be: a writer. Athletic, rugged, handsome, he called himself Jackafter Jack London, and, like London, his vision of the world was romantic and adventurous. Yet, Kerouac might have remained in Lowell, another kid who dreamed of glory, if luck had not lent a magical hand. In high school, Kerouac was spotted playing football by an Ivy League scout and was recruited to play in the backfield for Columbia University. The university arranged for a scholarship, and Kerouac arrived on the Morningside Heights campus in the fall of 1940. Like some character in Balzac, another writer he admired, the glittering prewar city lay before him, with all the promise it held for youth. But the world has a way of holding out its treasures only to snatch them away. Freshman year, Kerouac was injured in a game and sat out the season. According to a biographer, sophomore year, Jack quit the team and dropped out of Columbia because the coach kept him on the bench. (Ann Charters

60. OFFOFFOFF Theater Review KEROUAC (Jack Kerouac — Last Call) Play About Jack Ker theater review kerouac (jack kerouac — Last Call) play about jack kerouac, AllenGinsberg and the Beat Generation by Tom O'Neil with John Jordan, Tim Cox http://www.offoffoff.com/theater/2002/jackkerouac.php3

OFFOFFOFF Home About OFFOFFOFF Contact us Theater main page ... Theater listings E-mail: Current theater Kimberly Akimbo Mono Naked Girls Drinking Out to Lunch ... A Waiter's Nightmare Complete archive Theater archive, 1999-present Archive: 2002-2003 [sic] After the Storm All-American Boy Angry Jellow Bubbles ... Yi Sang Counts to Thirteen ADVERTISEMENT 616 9th Avenue at 44th St. Previews start: Jan. 11, 2003 Jan. 26 - March 16, 2003 Tickets: $35 Keeping the Beat By JOSHUA TANZER Offoffoff.com (Originally reviewed in May 2002 at the Thirteenth Street Repertory.) KEROUAC Full title: Written by: Tom O'Neil Directed by: Stanley Harrison Cast: John Jordan, Tim Cox, Michael Mercandeth, Kyle Pierson, Gavin Smith, Deirdre Schwiesow, Meredith Faltin The play is more about impressions of Kerouac than revelations about him. It conveys some sense of his passion for life and people, his free-associative, jazzlike writing style, and his alcoholic breakdown. Even more, as he spars with his writing pals over the past, we get a feeling for how he bridged Cassady's free spirit and Ginsberg's intellect without ever equaling either one in these respects. We're meant to see the "On the Road" author's achievements and originality through the melancholy perceptions of a sad and dying middle-aged man. John Jordan does a capable job as Kerouac, while Kyle Pierson plays the more macho, adventurous anti-intellectual Cassady and Gavin Smith is nebbishy as Ginsberg. It helps to have a little knowledge about the characters involved (at least you should know that Ginsberg was openly gay, the other writers were not above sleeping with one another whether technically bisexual or whatever, and Kerouac is well known to have drunk himself to death while living miserably with his mother). The play is not likely to stimulate an interest in the Beat writers in audience members who don't know them, but for those who do, it tries to give a deeper feeling for their most prominent member's life, death, spirit and what he's left to us today.

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