Beat Scene 24 -- Jan Kerouac Tells Her Side of the Story: Inside the Kerouac Estate Legal Battle, with Ann Charters, Gerald Nicosia, Ginsberg's Records Part 2 & Ken Kesey

Not too much Bukowski in this issue, but there is a review of Living on Luck.

Jan Kerouac — Jack Kerouac's daughter — is the central feature of this issue, sharing her side of the story amid coverage of the great Kerouac legal wrangle. This special Kerouac Estate profile spans several articles: Ann Charters interviewed by Daniel Barth, "Buddha-Gate at NYU" by Gerald Nicosia, and "The Angels Still Falling" by Victoria McCulloch on Richard Deakin, alongside further interviews with Ann Charters and Gerald Nicosia. Also inside are the regular "Beats & Co" news section, a Jerry Garcia piece by Todd Bauer, Part 2 of an Allen Ginsberg records feature by Jon Rogers, Jim Burns' obituary for Terry Southern, Todd Bauer's account of "An Evening with Ken Kesey," and an extensive Beat Scene Reviews section covering new books by William Burroughs, Gary Snyder, Michael McClure, Charles Bukowski, Jack Kerouac, Hunter S. Thompson, Leonard Cohen, and others.

This copy is like new.

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