BIG SUR - Jack Kerouac, 1st Ed 1962 - BEAT LITERATURE, AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL NOVEL SOUTHERN Facsimile reprint of the original

Facsimile reprint of the original publication by George Sylvester Viereck

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Book Details + Condition: Translated title: The Rosicrucian Cosmogony

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BIG SUR - Jack Kerouac, 1st Ed 1962 - BEAT LITERATURE, AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL NOVEL SOUTHERN Facsimile reprint of the originalBIG SUR Book Details + Condition: Farrar, Straus and Cudahy (New York). First Edition, 1962. Hardcover (no jacket). 241 pages. Jack Kerouac's novel follows the attempt of a successful novelist, Jack Duluoz, to sober up during a short vacation at the Big Sur home of his friend, bookstore owner, and Beat poet Lorenzo Monsanto. The novel is heavily autobiographical; Duluoz is Kerouacs alter ego, who struggled with chronic alcoholism, as well as the