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Women of the beatnik generation (Beatnik Style)

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Women of the beatnik generation (Beatnik Style)

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Jack Kerouac typed up his novel On the Road on one continuous roll of paper that was 120 feet long.

Kerouac's full name at birth was Jean-Louis Lebris de Kérouac – at least, according to Kerouac himself.

Kerouac suggested the title for William Burroughs' novel Naked Lunch.

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After the war ended they started to realize how brainwashed the American society was and how close minded it was so they decided to change it and be different.

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Colombia university
Times Square
Greenwich Village

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Allen ginsberg
William S. Burroughs
Lawrence Ferlinghetti
Gary Snyder
Gregory Corso
All of these men are amazing writers that changed literature for the American society going away from the social norms and helping people realize what was happening with their writing.

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He didn’t start a major specific event but a movement overtime which was the beat movement. The beat movement made people begin to question the society they lived in and step out of it.

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Jean-Louis Lebris de Kerouac was born march 12, 1922 in Lowell Massachusetts. His parents both immigrants from Quebec, Canada. His brother passed away when he was little, and turned to reading and sports as his favorites. After graduating high school he received a football scholarship to Colombia university, but first, he had to attend a year of preparatory school at the Horace Mann School for Boys in the Bronx. While in New York he got interested in a lot of things such as jazz, this is when he started to take writing seriously and even worked as a reporter and published shorts for the school magazine. He broke his leg playing football at Colombia university, once it healed his coach still refused to let him play so he dropped out. Now trying to become a writer.

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Jack’s writing career began in the 1940’s but meet with commercial success until 1957. All thanks to his book “On The Road” The book was a huge definition of the “Beat Generation”. Sadly He passed October 21, 1969, from an abdominal hemorrhage (age 47).