1922-1969

Examines his life and his philosophy as a writer as well as his troubled ties with family, friends, lovers, and the literary establishment.

Chronicles the life of writer Jack Kerouac and discusses what his influences were, how he found serenity in Zen Buddhism, what his family life was like, and other related topics.

A biography of author Jack Kerouac, told primarily in the words of the men and women who knew him.

A collection of letters that offer insights into Kerouac's family life, friendships, travels, love affairs, and literary apprenticeship.

Tells the life story of twentieth-century American writer Jack Kerouac, author of "On the Road, " discussing his works and the influence of his rebellious spirit.

Describes the life and career of Jack Kerouac, author of "On the Road" and influential member of the Beat movement, and his exploits while traveling around the nation.

Recounts the travels, people, and experiences that influenced Jack Kerouac's novel "On the Road," drawing on a wide range of resources to explore Kerouac's life and influence on the Beat generation.

Presents ten critical essays published between 1973 and 2001 on Jack Kerouac's "On the Road," and includes a chronology, a bibliography, and an introduction by Harold Bloom.

A critical analysis of Kerouac's fiction from his early traditional novel "The Town and the City, " to his posthumously published "Pic., "Visions of Cody, " and "Old Angel Midnight.".