KEROUAC
October in the Railroad Earth.
Jack Kerouac.
Safe in heaven , dead.
posted by thomas at 7:03 PM
Friday, October 21, 2005
Jack Kerouac.
Safe in heaven , dead.
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As a writer, you write to communicate the stories of others. And you write stories for others to read. I have been reorganizing some of my work of the past few years and grouping them together, when possible, into weekly themes. One week it is music, another it is tragedies, and so it goes. Pieced together they tell the story of the times in which we live - what we did, how we felt, what we thought. At least that is my intention.
2 Comments:
Serendipity in searching! I was born downstate but grew up in Delmar - my best friend in childhood lived on Borthwick Avenue. I was not aware of Jack Kerouacs connection to Delmar and/or the Albany area. One of Kurt Vonnegut's nephews also grew up in Delmar in the 1960s. As I recall, he attended Bethlehem Central High School (the public high school for Delmar and neighboring towns).
Fuck drunken, cretin JK.
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