Synopsis
BEAT is an unfiltered chronicle of the wild escapades of those who made the living poetry that expressed the atomic age and beyond. Here is Ginsberg, Corso, Burroughs, Cassady, di Prima, Waldman, Micheline, Kesey, Bukowski, Kaufman, Vega, Bremser, & many others. First-hand accounts from East Coast to West Coast, Prague to Kathmandu, Andy Clausen was there. Clausen's eyewitness memoirs stories anecdotes revelations of the generation that changed poetry music literature & ushered in the psychedelic era is infused with the underlying premise that Beat is Alive. With numerous pen-and-ink illustrations from the sketchbooks of Michael Woyczuk, and a cover photo by Timothy Greenfield-Sanders.
About the Author
ANDY CLAUSEN is the author of many poetry books including Home of the Blues, 40th Century Man, Songs of Bo Baba, Without Doubt, & The Iron Curtain of Love. BEAT is his first prose publication.
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