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Posts tagged with "Kerouac" (9 posts)

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Kerouac Unscrolled

If you haven't seen the original scroll manuscript of Jack Kerouac's "On the Road" make plans to visit the Indianapolis Museum of Art soon. The ...

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The Scrollmaster Speaks

Jim Canary is the head of conservation at the Lilly Library, an often overlooked treasure trove of rare books and literary manuscripts. In 2001, the ...

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Unspeakable Visions of the Individual

Inspired by the letters of Neal Cassady and the surrealist's experiments in automatic writing, Jack Kerouac apparently took a vow to develop and practice "spontaneous ...

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Neal Cassady: Fastestmanalive

Of course, Jack Kerouac wrote "On the Road"---he lived those adventures and had the talent to get it down on paper. But who inspired "On ...

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Typewriters of the Beat Generation at the IMA Library

Local artist William Lawson is displaying a portion of his vintage portable typewriter collection at the Indianapolis Museum of Art's Stout Reference Library. The typewriters, ...

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The wisdom of Jim Irsay

One of the toughest things about newspaper writing is deciding what you leave out. Every reporter has things in his or her notebook we adore ...

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Ben Gibbard on Art, Kerouac and the Meaning of Life

Check out this essay by Ben Gibbard of Death Cab for Cutie. He went to Big Sur to get inspired and this is what resulted: ...

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Richard Prince: "Spiritual America"

Two years ago, the Guggenheim Foundation bought Richard Prince's Second House in Upstate New York. This year, a survey exhibition of Prince's work, "Spiritual America" ...

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Second Time Around

First time I read Kerouac's On the Road, I didn't get it. I was so used to reading plotted novels, thrillers and mysteries, etc that ...

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