Article: Jack Kerouac's Long and Winding Road Trip

Article: Jack Kerouac's long and winding Road trip: the revolutionary 1957 travel memoir On the Road ignited a generation and flung open the floodgates of hip "otherness." At its core is a heartbreaking and oblique queer romance.
The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine);  April 22, 2008 ;     700+ words ......anniversary, Viking published Kerouac's original manuscript, called the scroll because Kerouac typed it on a continuous...publisher's request, and Kerouac had changed the names...legal department worries. Kerouac became Sal Paradise, Neal Cassady turned into Dean Moriarty...Allen ...

Article: On the road again Exhibition unrolls Kerouac's famous scroll.(Spotlight)
Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO);  December 30, 2006 ;     700+ words ......fast, Jack Kerouac wrote in a letter to Neal Cassady, describing...more about Kerouac's process...the book - Neal Cassady, Allen Ginsberg...creation of Jack Kerouac's On the Road...City produced Neal Cassady, who became...

Article: Everybody knows, nobody cares, or: Neal Cassady's penis.
TriQuarterly;  June 22, 2005 ;     700+ words ......for a while, did Neal Cassady--Cassady, one of...along with Jack Kerouac and William Burroughs...Larimer Street. He is Kerouac's brother and Ginsbernsberg's early beloved. Neal Cassady was my animal...In Subterranean Kerouac, Ellis Amburn says...Brierly's interest in ...

Article: A MEMORIAL FOR KEROUAC AFTER YEARS OF INDIFFERENCE, LOWELL VOTES TO BUILD A PARK
The Boston Globe;  February 3, 1987 ;     700+ words ...When Jack Kerouac left the family tenement...see a new friend named Neal Cassady -- and so began 20 years...the time" as he told Neal Cassady in a letter...grew up two blocks from Kerouac's birthplace, "People...of it. Not only were Kerouac's books of arty onrushing...

Article: REVISITING KEROUAC A WONDERFUL TRIP.(LIFE & LEISURE)
Albany Times Union (Albany, NY);  April 2, 1995 ;     700+ words ......Even before his death, Kerouac supported the idea of...getting permission from Kerouac's many publishers presented...give the green light. Kerouac's most famous novel the...America with his buddy Neal Cassady (who is called Dean Moriarty...American masterpiece. ``Kerouac was really ...

Article: Peasant dreams: reading 'On the Road.'(Jack Kerouac)(Critical Essay)
Texas Studies in Literature and Language;  June 22, 2001 ;     700+ words ......Its Dionysian ecstasies notwithstanding, Jack Kerouac's On the Road belongs to the tradition of Apollonian...later puts it) of a whole world of torment (33). Kerouac's is the work of forgetting, though the residues...mythology of America on which it depends. At times Kerouac seems directly to question ...

Article: THE GHOST OF JACK KEROUAC IS ON THE ROAD TO HOLLYWOOD.(ENTERTAINMENT)
Albany Times Union (Albany, NY);  November 21, 1994 ;     700+ words ......stations, young hobos, drugs, jazz and sex before HIV. Kerouac hitchhiked, bummed, drank, and improvised his way...On the Road'' into a big-screen money-spinner. Kerouac first arrived in Los Angeles with a Mexican girl...movie star, and the movie star never showed up.'' Kerouac and his friend Robert ...

Article: Jack, Act 2 On the 50th anniversary of `On the Road,' Kerouac is ascendant once more
The Boston Globe;  September 9, 2007 ;     700+ words ...BOOK REVIEW Jack Kerouac: Road Novels 1957-1960 Edited by Douglas...35 Consider Ernest Hemingway and Jack Kerouac, each an American writer of the 20th...literature's varsity team, "Ti Jean" Kerouac is fresh off the bench, an eager young...

Article: "Telepathic Shock and Meaning Excitement": Kerouac's Poetics of Intimacy.
College Literature;  January 1, 2000 ;     700+ words ......readers everything that ever happened to them as Kerouac does over the many volumes of the Duluoz legend...Visions of Gerard, Maggie Cassady, and Big Sur bring. Kerouac's ambition was as modest as it was grandiose, as...156), there's a closeup. See close, my face now, Kerouac writes in Dr. Sax, in the ...

Article: AS YOU WERE SAYING . . . Lowell legend, Jack Kerouac no hero to be worshipped.(Editorial)
The Boston Herald;  May 5, 2001 ;     632 words ...Lowell-born writer Jack Kerouac, who died in 1969, has recently been in the news...however, like to focus briefly on a lesser-known Kerouac book: the 1961 work, Book of Dreams, a record of Kerouac's dream-life. In reading Book of Dreams some...

Article: LOWELL PARK IS DEDICATED TO MEMORY OF JACK KEROUAC
The Boston Globe;  June 26, 1988 ;     527 words ...LOWELL - Jack Kerouac's voice yesterday echoed once more off...fascinated the author as a boy. A replay of Kerouac's reading of the final paragraph of his...about 1,000 people, including two of Kerouac's three wives and poets Allen Ginsberg...

Article: Kerouac still inspires young and old, Mass. town welcomes fans who want to see author's birthplace
Charleston Daily Mail;  August 31, 2007 ;     575 words ......the Road" last year and was immediately drawn to Kerouac's musical, conversational prose, so much more accessible...arranged a side trip to Lowell, where Helen enjoyed a Kerouac exhibit at the Boott Cotton Mills Museum, went to the Kerouac park and bought four Kerouac books and a poster at Barnes ...

Article: Yes, a Small-Town Park for Jack Kerouac
The Washington Post;  January 14, 1987 ;     700+ words ......new park dedicated to the memory of Jack Kerouac in his home town of Lowell, Mass., my first reaction was amazement {op-ed, Jan. 8}. Kerouac was a local boy who made good. As the writer who gave the Beat Generation its name, Kerouac offered an alternative view of post-World...

Article: Jack Kerouac comes home to Lowell. (biographical play performed in Lowell, Massachussetts)
American Theatre;  July 1, 1994 ;     700+ words ......David Kent, Maggie's Riff is more than a tribute to Kerouac (who was buried in Lowell after his death in 1969...music. The biographical play focuses primarily on Kerouac's life before he went on the road and became a celebrated and controversial public figure. For Lipsky, Kerouac's public image is not ...