Kerouac : A Biography
Ann Charters. Foreword by Allen Ginsberg
Language: English
Published by Straight Arrow Books, San Francisco, 1973
- First Edition
- Hardcover
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- Title
- Kerouac : A Biography
- Author
- Ann Charters. Foreword by Allen Ginsberg
- Publisher
- Straight Arrow Books, San Francisco
- Publication year
- 1973
- Condition
- Near Fine
- Dust jacket
- Good
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0879320559
- ISBN 13
- 9780879320553
- Illustrator
- Jacket design by Virginia Clive-Smith
- Edition
- First Edition
- Printing
- 1st Printing
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"This biography becomes almost a novel in itself. The darkly intense, handsome young man, the gypsy wanderer, hero and prophet to everyone but himself...Written with a beautiful combination of toughness and love, of daring insight and honesty, it is a worthy monument to a troubled man."--"The Los Angeles Times"
"Behind the 'crazy rebel' of the novels who inspired a whole generation to go hitchhiking across America in search of 'the myth of the rainy night' lay a life of insecurity and wretched loneliness...a duality perceptively illustrated by Ann Charters in her lucid, well-researched biography."--"The Sunday Telegraph"
It is about men and ideas that changed everything. That's reason enough to read it. "The New York Times"
This biography becomes almost a novel in itself. The darkly intense, handsome young man, the gypsy wanderer, hero and prophet to everyone but himself...Written with a beautiful combination of toughness and love, of daring insight and honesty, it is a worthy monument to a troubled man. "The Los Angeles Times"
Behind the 'crazy rebel' of the novels who inspired a whole generation to go hitchhiking across America in search of 'the myth of the rainy night' lay a life of insecurity and wretched loneliness...a duality perceptively illustrated by Ann Charters in her lucid, well-researched biography. "The Sunday Telegraph""
"It is about men and ideas that changed everything. That's reason enough to read it." --The New York Times
"This biography becomes almost a novel in itself. The darkly intense, handsome young man, the gypsy wanderer, hero and prophet to everyone but himself...Written with a beautiful combination of toughness and love, of daring insight and honesty, it is a worthy monument to a troubled man." --The Los Angeles Times
"Behind the 'crazy rebel' of the novels who inspired a whole generation to go hitchhiking across America in search of 'the myth of the rainy night' lay a life of insecurity and wretched loneliness...a duality perceptively illustrated by Ann Charters in her lucid, well-researched biography." --The Sunday Telegraph
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