The Textuality of Soulwork: Kerouac’s Quest for Spontaneous Prose

The cover image to the left is clickable and leads to the University of Michigan Press page for Soulwork. I should (and will?) add more to this page. (10/1/18)

Robinson Jeffers

"Here is Jeffers as we have never seen him, in a massive, exquisitely produced, and meticulously edited five-volume Collected Poetry that puts all other editions of twentieth-century American poets to shame."
—Steven Axelrod

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Jack Kerouac

"After reading this study, it will be hard for anybody not to realize how experimental and visionary Jack Kerouac was as a writer….No one has done this before with such intense and radiantly bio-poetic focus."
—Rob Wilson

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Poetry

"Be’s are bopped, rock is rolled, spurs are jingle-jangle-jingled as Poem cuts the rug of aesthetic idioms from the past century while the new century’s selfies lay siege. Pay attention."
—Joe Amato

More poetry . . .

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