There is nothing more American than a protest, than questioning authority and rebelling in the name of justice. As a…
I don’t know where it was that I first read Allen Ginsberg, but strangely enough, I wanted to follow in…
In his 1966 interview for The Paris Review, Ginsberg recounts his early preoccupation with Cézanne’s juxtaposition of color: “I suddenly…
In 1960, Allen Ginsberg accepted an invitation to attend a poetry conference in Chile. The conference was to last only…
It should be of little surprise that Allen Ginsberg’s “Howl” was at the heart of a debate about what is…
In his recent book, Straight Around Allen, Bob Rosenthal begins a chapter with this statement: Allen considers the interview to…
…the only people for me are the mad ones, the ones who are mad to live, mad to talk, mad to be…
‘Sunflower Sutra’ Ginsberg’s ‘Sunflower Sutra’ bursts with a range of vivid imagery, connecting the pastoral with a landscape of urban…
The following is an excerpt from Jacob Rabinowitz’s new book, Blame it on Blake: a memoir of dead languages, gender…
David S. Wills' new book, World Citizen: Allen Ginsberg as Traveller, is now on sale. World Citizen looks at the…
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