A Blue Hand
The tragicomic, mind-altering odyssey of Allen Ginsberg, a holy fool, a rebel muse, a dharma bum, and his prickly bride in India
2008
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Livre de Deborah Baker · 2008
Genre : BiographieIn 1961, Allen Ginsberg left New York by boat for Bombay, India. He brought with him his troubled lover, Peter Orlovsky, and a plan to meet up with poets Gary Snyder and Joanne Kyger. He left behind not only fellow Beats Jack Kerouac, Gregory Corso, and William Burroughs, but also the relentless notoriety that followed his publication of Howl, the epic work that branded him the voice of a generation. Drawing from extensive research in India, undiscovered letters, journals, and memoirs,... Voir plus
