Description: MAGGIE CASSIDY - Jack Kerouac (1975 Paperback, UK Import) From the bard of the Beat Generation, Jack Kerouac's Maggie Cassidy is an autobiographical novel of young love. Though publishers stopped Maggie Cassidy's Jack Duluoz and On the Road's Sal Paradise from sharing the same name, Kerouac meant the books to be two parts of the same life. While On the Road made Paradise (and Kerouac) a hero for generations to come of the disaffected and restless, Maggie Cassidy is an affectionate portrait of the teenager that made the man - of friendship and first love growing up in a New England mill town. Duluoz is a high school athletics and football star who meets Maggie Cassidy and begins a devoted, inconstant, tender adolescent love affair. It is one of the most sustained, poetic pieces of Kerouac's 'spontaneous prose'. Jack Kerouac (1922-69) was an American novelist, poet, artist and part of the Beat Generation. His first published novel, The Town and the City, appeared in 1950, but it was On the Road, published in 1957, that made Kerouac famous. Maggie Cassidy followed in 1959. Many other books followed, among them, The Subterraneans, Big Sur, and The Dharma Bums. Kerouac died in Florida at the age of forty-seven. This UK edition was published in 1975. "A very unique cat - a French Canadian Hinayana Buddhist Beat Catholic savant" -- Allen Ginsberg FREE SHIPPING TO DOMESTIC ADDRESSES! PRIORITY MAIL available for speedy delivery! International buyers may use eBay's International Shipping Program. And see my other books for sale here!
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Publication Year: 1975
Type: Novel
Format: Paperback
Language: English
Book Title: Maggie Cassidy
Author: Jack Kerouac
Original Language: English
Publisher: Quartet Books
Genre: Modern & Contemporary
Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom