People associated with this movement include one who asked “who were the Lion Men that walked in my dreams?” at the beginning of his poem “The Child” and one who wrote of “the sandpipers/white and black” in “Invocation and Theophany”; both of those poets often presented at the Six Gallery reading. Another poet from this movement mentioned a “white god haunting Indian dreams” in his poem “Beatitudes Visuales Mexicanas” and published the collection A Coney Island of the Mind. The musical duo who performs "Do It Again" got their name from a steam-powered adult item in a novel by an author associated with this literary movement. Another author associated with this movement wrote a novel in which one character eats only apple pie and ice cream, and a character from that novel, Carlo Marx, represents a poet associated with this movement who wrote about how everything is holy in the footnote to his most famous poem, which mentions “angelheaded hipsters” and repeats the line “I’m with you in Rockland.” For ten points, name this countercultural, San-Francisco-based literary movement, authors of which include William S. Burroughs, Jack Kerouac, and Allen Ginsberg.
People associated with this movement include one who asked “who were the Lion Men that walked in my dreams?” at the beginning of his poem “The Child” and one who wrote of “the sandpipers/white and black” in “Invocation and Theophany”; both of those poets often presented at the Six Gallery reading. Another poet from this movement mentioned a “white god haunting Indian dreams” in his poem “Beatitudes Visuales Mexicanas” and published the collection A Coney Island of the Mind. The musical duo who performs "Do It Again" got their name from a steam-powered adult item in a novel by an author associated with this literary movement. Another author associated with this movement wrote a novel in which one character eats only apple pie and ice cream, and a character from that novel, Carlo Marx, represents a poet associated with this movement who wrote about how everything is holy in the footnote to his most famous poem, which mentions “angelheaded hipsters” and repeats the line “I’m with you in Rockland.” For ten points, name this countercultural, San-Francisco-based literary movement, authors of which include William S. Burroughs, Jack Kerouac, and Allen Ginsberg.
People associated with this movement include one who asked “who were the Lion Men that walked in my dreams?