The best dream I ever had brought me joy. (My best friend of more than twenty years died. That’s not…
For “electronic laser TV generations that don’t read Dostoyevsky” quoth Allen Ginsberg Fyodor, Fedor, Feodor Dostoevski, Dostoievsky, Dostoevskii, Dostoevsky, Dostoyevsky…
A gentle creature A slender young woman, fifteen years and nine months With very large eyes An orphan who lives…
Hot chocolate . . . delicious Blustery deep freeze winds Cut through cruel canyons of Manhattan Past Dostoevsky Christmas angels Huddled…
The things I do in pursuit of the true Jack Kerouac . . . it’s always daunting driving into New…
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The Town and the City is a complete joy, Jack Kerouac’s holiday present to the world. As the New England…
by Charlie Canning Photos by John La Farge and David S. Wills Since the Treaty of Kanagawa in 1853,…
“Jack’s ultimate vision of success was himself and Sinatra as drinking buddies singing songs to each other.” [ i] Jack…
“Be always a poet, even in prose.” Charles Baudelaire Yesterday, I inherited a first-edition (1961) paperback Baudelaire by Pascal Pia…
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