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Allen Ginsberg in America by Jane Kramer SE'EME ^'Jlm
"Allen Ginsberg may well be the first American poet to be« awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature. Cogent reasons why this could happen in 10 or 20 years . . . are contained in this excellent book the portrait of Ginsberg which emerges from this biography rëveals a complex, extraordinarily gifted, thoughtful., well-read, concerned, mystical, romantic, prag-matic American poet of the first order."
—PaulCarroll, Book Week
"Allen Ginsberg, hirsute, not always kempti utterer of ecstatic obscenities, lover of men and drugs, is probably the most Integrated writer in America. All of these aspects of the poet are to be found, if not exactly stated,. in Jane Kramer's finely honed series of sketches of Ginsberg, his friends and the milieu in which they operate. Her book reads like fiction, a tweritieth-century 'La Vie de Boheme' with Rodolfo Ginsberg making his own music in his East Village garret, the crowd swollen by all the...
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Allen Ginsberg in America by Jane Kramer SE'EME ^'Jlm
"Allen Ginsberg may well be the first American poet to be« awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature. Cogent reasons why this could happen in 10 or 20 years . . . are contained in this excellent book the portrait of Ginsberg which emerges from this biography rëveals a complex, extraordinarily gifted, thoughtful., well-read, concerned, mystical, romantic, prag-matic American poet of the first order."
—PaulCarroll, Book Week
"Allen Ginsberg, hirsute, not always kempti utterer of ecstatic obscenities, lover of men and drugs, is probably the most Integrated writer in America. All of these aspects of the poet are to be found, if not exactly stated,. in Jane Kramer's finely honed series of sketches of Ginsberg, his friends and the milieu in which they operate. Her book reads like fiction, a tweritieth-century 'La Vie de Boheme' with Rodolfo Ginsberg making his own music in his East Village garret, the crowd swollen by all the hangers-on from the Cafe Momus. You'll enjoy it even if you have never read a line of Ginsberg."
—Thomas Lask, The New York Times
". . . the app'roach is personal, episodic, and thoroughly re-veäling of the poet, his times, and his attitudes. It flows like a first-rate story."
—Bill Katz, Library Journal
" the image of the man is so delightfully clear and im-pressive. . . . That Ginsberg takes the book away from itself is proof of Kramer's skill and Ginsberg's magnificent Personality. And don't qüarrel with my use of the word magnificent until you've read the book."
Xjohn Greenya, Washington, D.C. Star
Also available in a hardcover edition from Random House.
COVER DESIGN BY JIM McWILLIAMS
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