New York, NY: The Phoenix Bookshop, 1975. First Revised Updated Edition. Blue Cloth. Signed by Compiler This is the revised, updated edition of the first major bibliography of Jack Kerouac by top Beat scholar Ann Charters, first published in 1967 during Kerouac's lifetime. Beautifully published in gilt-stamped blue cloth by the late, great Phoenix Bookshop in NYC, part of its series of "The Phoenix Bibliographies." Signed by Ann Charters on..... More
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Berkeley, CA: Creative Arts Book Company, 1977. First Revised, Expanded Edition Thus. Softcover. "No matter where Jack went he always knew he'd return to Lowell, the town he hated and loved, that he felt secure in, the one place he could never really leave-" (from "Part Three: A Note on Kerouac's City," pg. 59) This is the chronicle by Barry Gifford of his visit to Lowell, Massachusetts, the birthplace &..... More
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Santa Barbara, CA: Bradford Morrow Bookseller, 1979. First Edition. Softcover. The first booksellers' catalogue to offer a substantial Jack Kerouac collection, the Walter Reuben collection. Over 300 scarce JK items are described & offered for sale, illustrated with photos of many of the items. With an introduction by William S. Burroughs, his 1969 essay, "Kerouac." A mouth-watering memento that will make you want to tear your hair out for missing..... More
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Sudbury, MA: Water Row Press, 1994. First Revised Edition. S. From the day Kerouac died in 1969 to the present days of Estate controls and continued controversies, true fans of Jack Kerouac's works rushed to the local print shops to bootleg Kerouac works that had never seen print before or had been out of print for too long. This handy bibliography compiled by Kerouac scholar Rod Anstee lists and describes..... More
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New York, NY: Viking Penguin, 1995. First Edition. Hardcover. "Jack Kerouac is one of the most widely read and profoundly influential writers in the American canon. This new one-volume omnibus, planned by the author himself before his death and now completed by his biographer, Ann Charters, will make clear the scope and accomplishment of his unique multi-volume "Legend of Duluoz." As Kerouac once wrote, "The whole thing forms one enormous..... More
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