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Category Archives: Jack Kerouac
“A Frank O’Hara Notebook” by Bill Berkson
When the poet and art critic Bill Berkson passed away in 2016, he left behind a notebook full of fragments and notes about his close and decisive friendship with Frank O’Hara. Apparently, he had been planning for many years to … Continue reading
David Kirby on a Wild Allen Ginsberg Reading
Over the past few months, the 92nd St. Y has been hosting a “75 at 75” series, which asks authors to select and respond to a recording from the 92Y Poetry Center’s … Continue reading
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Jed Perl’s Art in America: Frank O’Hara, John Ashbery, and More
The esteemed Library of America has just published a massive new anthology called Art in America 1945–1970: Writings from the Age of Abstract Expressionism, Pop Art, and Minimalism, edited by Jed Perl, the art critic for the New Republic. The … Continue reading
James Schuyler on Allen Ginsberg and the Beats
From a 1990 interview with James Schuyler, by Raymond Foye — another interesting sign of the complicated relationship between the Beats and the New York School of poets: Q: How did you feel about the Beats when they came along? A: I … Continue reading
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