Second printing of this argument for the persistent cultural influence of Quebec on Jack Kerouac.

First printing of the third novel in Burroughs's Nova Trilogy.

Limited edition of Clark's essay, with a supplement of three articles by Jack Kerouac.

Rare signed first edition of HOWL, inscribed in the year of publication, likely at one of Ginsberg's most infamous readings.

First edition of this sequel of sorts to DHARMA BUMS, in which Kerouac weaves Buddhist themes through memoir.

First printing of Kerouac's collected writings on travel: on foot, by railway, aboard ship, and on the road.

Third printing of Kerouac's long poem in 242 stanzas.

Scarce second printing of Kerouac's novella recounting his relationship with Alene Lee, who picked him up for his "beautiful" profile and walked away from him in her own good time.

Eye-catching paperback original from the Beat giant.

First paperback printing of Kerouac's novella recounting his relationship with Alene Lee, who picked him up for his "beautiful" profile and walked away from him in her own good time.

Zen issue of the Chicago review, featuring contributers Kerouac (with an excerpt from THE DHARMA BUMS), Watts, Beckett, Gary Snyder, D.T. Suzuki, Franz Kline, George Seferis, and several others.

Warmly inscribed copy of Marion's poetry collection.

Plimpton-era issue of the Paris Review, with Jack Kerouac interviewed by Ted Berrigan for The Art of Fiction LXI.