'I never met anyone else like Jack Kerouac' | Fiction | The Guardian
In the 1950s, Joyce Johnson was the girlfriend of the hottest novelist of the beat scene. But she was also an aspiring writer herself, trying to establish her own voice. She tells Laura Barton why she never could go on the road with the man who has overshadowed her life.
Fiction This article is more than 18 years old Review 'I never met anyone else like Jack Kerouac' This article is more than 18 years old In the 1950s, Joyce Johnson was the girlfriend of the hottest novelist of the beat scene. But she was also an aspiring writer herself, trying to establish her own voice. She tells Laura Barton why she never could go on the road with the man who has overshadowed her life Laura Barton Thu 11 Oct 2007 19.13 EDT Share Prefer the Guardian on Google I t began at a restaurant counter on Eighth Avenue, on a blind date arranged by Allen Ginsberg, he in a checked shirt
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