Manhattan / San Francisco / Perrysburg / Hyannis / Paris / Toledo / Lowell / St. Petersburg / Shreveport / Waldorf / Orlando / Chinatown / New York / New Orleans / Los Angeles / Elk City / /
Company
The New York Times / Lilly / Whitman / The New York Times Book Review / /
Continent
America / /
Country
Mexico / United States / Vietnam / /
Currency
USD / /
Facility
Lilly library / Columbia University / Library of America / University of Indiana / The Library of America Brinkley / /
IndustryTerm
travel journal / energy / beat-up old car / overthink travel / ex-con car thief / travel essays / travel bug / travel brochure / /
Movie
On the Road / /
NaturalFeature
Grand Canyon / /
Organization
Columbia University / Beat Generation / University of Indiana / Indianapolis Colts / /
Person
Gore Vidal / Alan Watts / Ralph Ellison / Gilbert Millstein / Ann Douglas / Jim Crow / Thomas Wolfe / Graham Greene / Jack Kerouac / Joyce / Celine / Norman Mailer / John Muir / Henry David Thoreau / Rich Kelley / Allen Ginsberg / James T. Farrell / William Gaddis / Lester Young / Frank Norris / William Buckley / Sinclair Lewis / William Burroughs / F. Scott Fitzgerald / Gary Snyder / Bret Harte / Dostoevsky / Walter Kirn / Jim Irsay / Arthur Whane / Proust / Douglas Brinkley / /
Position
head / Zen poet / first tier writer / novelist / political historian / editor / poet / priest / critic / proletariat writer / waiter / writer / chair / adviser / owner / /
The Library of America interviews Douglas Brinkley about Jack Kerouac In connection with the publication in September 2007 of Jack Kerouac: Road Novels 1957–1960, edited by Douglas Brinkley, Rich Kelley conducted this