by John Clellon Holmes, who also published the first article to use the movement's name, quoting a comment made by the author of Satori in Paris and Dr. Sax.
Ted Joans, called by Andre Breton the only African-American Surrealist, is better associated with this other literary group. Poet Michael McClure, who recorded the spoken-word CD "There's a Word!" with Ray Manzarek, is also associated with this group of writers. The long poems "Gasoline" and "Bomb" are representative of this movement, as is the novel Go! by John Clellon Holmes, who also published the first article to use the movement's name, quoting a comment made by the author of Satori in Paris and Dr. Sax. Epitomized by authors like Gregory Corso and William S. Burroughs, FTP what is this literary movement of the 1950s and 60s most associated with Allen Ginsburg and Jack Kerouac?
Ted Joans, called by Andre Breton the only African-American Surrealist, is better associated with this other literary group.
{Beat} Generation (do NOT accept or prompt on “beatnik”)