Kerouac, Jack

This book, discovered by his estate, chronicles the passions, conflicts and dreams of a group of bohemians searching for truth. Kerouac wrote the story shortly after meeting Allen Ginsberg, William Burroughs, Lucien Carr, and others in and around Columbia University.

A modern novel set in the time frame of "the beat generation", the 1950's, which portrays the American vision of freedom and hope.

Jack Kerouac left a voluminous correspondence for posterity to research. In his letters he makes it clear that he understood exactly what he was doing as a writer and consistently explains his aesthetic, his writing plan and the essentially benign charity of his vision.

Presents Jack Kerouac's play about a group of friends in 1950s America who learn important lessons about life, love, and friendship.

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

Two young men search for truth the Zen way in California and Washington State.