Kerouac's Ghost
Ken McGoogan
Frankie McCracken is still recovering from the Psychedelic Sixties when, while working as a fire lookout in the Canadian Rockies, he finds himself wrestling with a miracle-worker who claims to be the late Jack Kerouac, King of the Beats. This kaleidoscopic coming-of-age novel arrives in 2016 like a note in a bottle from a distant world. Fiction writer Matt Cohen hailed this work as 'an unrepentant blast from the past.' It juggles timelines and narrators, asserts that Kerouac was bigger than Beat
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