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Beat Generation Resources
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"Beat Generation FAQ and Resources." Beat-links and answers to questions Beat.
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Beatitude
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Music, visuals and jive; Beat Generation Dictionary.
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BEATLAND cyberguide
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Let the guide do the walking! A complete Beat catalog of hip links: authors, events, resources, photographs, and the scene at your fingertips.
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Bohemian Ink
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Not exactly an e-zine but self-described as a "literary underground review," this site covers a broad range of Beat literature and phenomena, both past and present.
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Buck's Beat Page
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A hodge-podge of links and goodies from a current-day Beatnik. Includes links to resources on Kerouac, Ginsberg, Bukowski, et al.
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Hotel Boheme
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"Beat Poetry" pages at the website for the actual hotel ". . . specially designed to reflect the culture and taste of late fifties North Beach San Francisco."
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The Beat Generation Catalog
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An online bookstore devoted to Beat Generation literature and Beat paraphernalia.
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The Beatnik Blues Cafe
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"The Beatnik Blues Cafe is a virtual hangout of art, music, creativity, and casual insanity."
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The Blacklisted Journalist
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Includes archived texts of "The Beat Papers of Al Aronowitz."
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The Cosmic Baseball Association
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"The CBA is a baseball league of the imagination." Defies easy description, but it's probably a good introduction to current Beat consciousness and thinking.
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The Open Ended It
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Tour a sublime, poetic and influential neo-beat adventure with traveling wordsmiths: The Carma Bums, The Lost Tribe, and White Trash Apocalypse.
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The Reading Mind of The Mystic Fool
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Beat poetry, thoughts, ramblings: ~100 full-streaming mode RealAudio files.
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The Wichita Vortex 1937-1966
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Sections on Allen Ginsberg's 1966 "Wichita Vortex Sutra", Wichita poet Michael McClure, Wichita artist Bruce Conner. Includes Wichitans Charles Plymell and Dave Haselwood.
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William Blake and Allen Ginsberg
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Undergraduate thesis comparing their poetic viewpoints.
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