Friday’s Weekly Round-Up – 691

Alice Notley in Allen Ginsberg’s kitchen, New York City, September 1 1986 – photo by Allen Ginsberg  (c) The Estate of Allen Ginsberg

Dorothy Day – emerging from Catholic Worker House, circa May 1968 – photographer unknown – courtesy Archival Collection at Raynor Library, Marquette University

Alice Notley and Dorothy Day,  two incredible women, share a birthday today.

For more on Alice on The Allen Ginsberg Project – see here, here, here, and here,

and here, here here and here

For more on Dorothy Day – see here

 

Jack Kerouac and Janis JoplinHolly George-Warren is the author of Janis (2019) a biography of Janis Joplin, and of the forthcoming official biography of Jack Kerouac, authorized by the Estate and currently in progress.  She’ll be speaking this coming Sunday at The Beat Museum in San Francisco at 7PM (PST)

also, speaking of Kerouac –  The Cambridge Companion To Jack Kerouac (edited by Steven Belletto) appeared earlier this year from Cambridge University Press..  Jim Cohn reviews the book for Simon Warner’s Rock and The Beat Generationhere – and see also Warner’s interview with the author-scholar-anthologist – here

For more of Belletto on Kerouac, listen to The History of Literature podcast – here

 

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