By Ardin Lalui Imagine a world without waitresses. Who’d want it? There’s some men have no use for a world…
An exploration of female Beat writers and their involvement with the second-wave feminist movement By Lee McRae ‘American literature…
As often as possible, I avoid getting into discussions about Bob Dylan and his body of work. There are a few people who…
By Karen Baddeley The Lady is a humble thing Made of death and water The fashion is to dress it…
By Spencer Kansa In 1951, Jack Kerouac began work on a roman-à-clef whose breathless prose would help define an era…
Prior to the advent of the typewriter, convention said that one space should be inserted after a period and not…
A look at this year's Banned Books Week and its relation to the Beat Generation.
On October 2nd, Lawrence Ferlinghetti and his Beat bookstore and publisher, City Lights, will receive Litquake's 2010 Barbary Award at…
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