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Jack Kerouac to Allen Ginsberg November 1957 - The Allen Ginsberg Project
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Jack Kerouac letter to Allen Ginsberg, November 1957
Jack Kerouac to Allen Ginsberg November 1957 November 30, 2017 February 29, 2020 S P Jack Kerouac reading at The Village Vanguard, December 1957. Photo – (c) Phillip A Harrington Another Ginsberg letter today – this one to Allen (dated November 30, 1957 – sixty years ago today) from Jack Kerouac in Orlando, Florida to Allen in Paris. Jack confesses he’s drunk, and broke, but writing up a storm (writing Dharma Bums ) and looking toward the future. Dear Allen. Your poem [“Kaddish’] very beautiful, especially “eyes of Ma Rainey dying in an ambulance”
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