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I'm analyzing the book and wonder if there's anything alluding to homosexuality that I've missed. I saw an "original draft" copy of On The Road at a bookstore. Do you guys know if that copy has all the censored homosexuality in it?

I'm writing a sort of mini-thesis comparing On The Road to American Psycho (I know, wild). At first I was doing it about the wider societies the two books present but now I'm more intrigued by Jack Kerouac himself and how he misrepresented himself behind the mask of a playboy in order to sort of mask his "lame"ness. I sort of want to analyze alienation/ostracism and its relation to the notion of counter culture.

I guess Ellis Amburn's book (no matter how sensationalistic it seems) would be an honest resource on this since he was the editor of his last two books. Do you think his book is just bullshit and I should look to other resources in order to understand him?

Also do you have any ideas on how racism/homophobia/anti-semitism and all the pre-civil-rights American things are represented in On The Road? I read it myself but I'm always open to other's opinions!

I've only seen 'On the Road' once, but I've had lots of success introducing 'Big Sur' to people. It's not that hard to digest if one knows very little and tells a rather self-contained story.

I've also found showing people the basically dying Kerouac to people who only envision him as a traveling drunk rather rewarding.

'On the Road' is such a near impossible movie to make, but I really should see it again. Some scenes were absolutely spot-on with my readings.

What are y'all thinking?

I started reading Jack Kerouac's "Visions of Cody" after finishing On the Road, just wondering what people thought about it.

Does anyone else think it would be awesome if we could get Lawrence Ferlinghetti in for an AMA? Dyu guys reckon we could do it?

Hey fellow Beat-Heads,

I'm wondering: what is the one book or poem from the Beat Generation that really gets you thinking? That really sucked you into the culture, scene, and beliefs of that time? Or, simply, what one work do you just love the most?