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Writings and resources on Kerouac and other Beats
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Selections from the Internet
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Kurt Hemmer, "Rucksacks
in the Classroom: Teaching Kerouac in the Twenty-First
Century," Washington State University.
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Kurt Hemmer, "Barbarians
at the Gates: Recent Beat Scholarship," Harper
College.
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Oliver Harris, "Cold
War Correspondents: Ginsberg, Kerouac, Cassady,
and the Political Economy of Beat Letters," Twentieth Century Literature, Summer 2000.
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Bent Sorenson, "An
On & Off Beat: Kerouac's Beat Etymologies,"
Philament: An Online Journal of Arts & Culture
(2004).
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James
Wechlser, "The
Age of Unthink," Chapter One, Reflections of an Angry Middle-Aged Editor
(New York: Random House, 1960),
available at the Center for Programs in
Contemporary Writing, University of Pennsylvania.
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James Eimont, "The
Scroll of Jack Kerouac, Literary Traveler.
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Articles on
Kerouac on Helium (User-created reference resource)
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Inventory of the Beats
Collection: Edie Parker and Henri Cru Papers,
1887-2004,
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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Julia
Stein, "Women
of the Beat Generation," California Writer,
January 16, 2006.
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Heidi
Benson, "Clash
over Kerouac," San Francisco Chronicle,
July 12, 2007.
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Jonah
Raskin, "Kings
of the Road," The Nation, July 12, 2007.
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If you have links to stable, useful, and
publicly accessible Internet resources
on Kerouac,
please send URL's to Digital Beats: Jack
Kerouac. Thanks!
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Also see
on paper :
 Atop
an Underwood by Jack Kerouac, edited by Paul Marion
(Viking
Press, 1999 and Penguin, 2000).
On the Road
at 50. Edited by Robert Holton and
Hilary Holladay. Forthcoming from Southern
Illinois University Press, 2007.
More to come
in 6/07...please check back for updates.
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