Glasgow, Scotland: The Kerouac Connection, 1991. First Printing. Stapled Wrappers. This vintage number of the UK literary journal of the Beat Generation & especially Jack Kerouac, edited by James Morton & subtitled "BUMPER Jazz Sex Issue," features many fascinating & informative articles including a record of Chris Challis' On the Road-esque exploration of the Beats' America with his photographs; Ian Duckett's now timely "Crudely Malely Sexual: Sexism and Kerouac"; an..... More

Devon, England: The Kerouac Rag, 1999. First Printing. Stapled Wrappers. “Hi Cats, Kittens, and just plain succulent Critters….Reprints of [Jack] Kerouac’s [1922-1969] books continue to appear on the shelves and new biographies of the man fall from the presses…he’s still being marginalized by the media and the literary establishment. Nobody…writes with the genius of Kerouac, his words live on the page. His life and works are the hottest, most exciting..... More

Bristol, UK: The Kerouac Connection, 1984. First Printing. Stapled Wrappers. Subtitled a “Beat Brotherhood Newsletter,” here we have the elusive second issue of “The Kerouac Connection,” Dave Moore & Alan Griffey’s charming Jack Kerouac-focused (1922-1969) periodical. The Kerouac Connection is hallmarked by a collage-like assembly of Beat commentariat genius, offered (typically) in appetizing, small columns as tightly packed as N.Y.C. subway cars. So, just like the other, equally estimable issues..... More

Bristol, UK: The Kerouac Connection, 1985. First Printing. Stapled Wrappers. “At first sight it would appear that there is no need for a biography of Jack Kerouac, that to write one would be an act of tautology on a massive scale, when all that there is to tell has been related by the subject himself. In fact, it is precisely his own ‘fictionalised’ autobiography that has prompted the half-dozen or..... More