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The Subterraneans by Jack, because its a beautiful love story, and I love his description of Mardou.
Go by John Clellon Holmes, because although not the best Beat novel by any stretch of the imagination, it provides a portrait of Jack (and the rest) before they were famous.
The First Third by Neal Cassady, because he was the epitomy of that life style, and his autobiography reflects that.
And these books by Richard Brautigan:
Trout Fishing in America
Revenge of the Lawn (Short stories)
The Hawkline Monster
Sombrero Fallout
because Brautigan is so much fun to read. |
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