This brief essay by ERB Editor C. Christopher Smith, originally appeared in the very first print issue of our magazine […]
Tag: Jack Kerouac
Allen Ginsberg on Jack Kerouac’s work [Rare Recording]
Today is the birthday of beat poet Jack Kerouac, and as a special treat, we are featuring a rare recording […]
The Wake Up Call – 12 March 2013
The Wake Up Call – 12 March 2013 Like the smell of strong coffee wafting down the hall, we […]
The Philosophy of the Beats – Sharin Elkholy, Ed. [Feature Review]
A Long, Strange Road Trip Feature Review of The Philosophy of the Beats Edited by Sharin Elkholy Hardback: University Press […]
The Sea is My Brother – Jack Kerouac [Feature Review]
In the church, in life, one cannot dismiss a person for being less formally educated, nor can naivety be cause for scorn. For those reasons, the novel would be a decent read for those who want to think about and be challenged about the roles of theoretical education and practical application in the church. However, The Sea is My Brother would not be a good introduction to Jack Kerouac and his writing style.
