Tag: Jack Kerouac

Forgotten Gems: The Poetic Legacy of Gregory Corso

“My music is built in—it’s already natural. I don’t play with the meter.” – Gregory Corso Gregory Corso, a name often overlooked in the annals of American poetry, remains an essential figure within the Beat Generation, a literary movement that defined a significant part of mid-20th-century American culture. Corso’s poetic legacy, while not as widely …

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The Beat Goes On: Exploring Jack Kerouac’s Impact on American Literature

Born on this day March 12, 1922 in Lowell, Massachusetts, Jack Kerouac, a pioneering figure in the Beat Generation of post-war America, has left a lasting impression on American literature. The Beat Generation, a literary movement that sought to challenge conventional societal norms and structures, found its most authentic voice in Kerouac. His works, infused …

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