http://denverpartyride.com/wedding-guide Kerouac, in this the original scroll version of On the Road, tells of the time he was a security guard in a construction company’s barracks. The description of police brutality and interference in people’s lives is interesting to say the least. And timely. I think this culture still exists. These barracks were for the temporary […]
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Copsouls.
06-Dec-14Jack Kerouac, Man Who Got It.
07-Aug-12Igunga From Kerouac’s Richmond Hill journals (the area I grew up in Queens): MONDAY AUG. 23 – Told my mother today she ought to go live down South with the family instead of spending all her time slaving in shoe factories in order to earn just enough money to spend on the system of expenses that […]
Kerouac, the unideal husband.
11-Jun-10Kerouac’s first marriage: he married a girl and moved out to Grosse Pointe, Michigan, and worked at his father-in-law’s ball-bearings factory. It lasted two months: At home Edie and her mother, anxious to see Jack as a competent husband, were alarmed that he spent most of his free time in the bathroom, reading Shakespeare and […]