Realization
"I've learned, purely from observation, of course, that it's really goddamn hard to change the world." --me
posted by luke @ 11:50 PM
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Sleeping Stones
The Revolution will not be blogged.
Tuesday, December 14, 2004
Currently Reading:
This Year's Books:
Previous Posts
- sleepin' on a chain gang
- bubbles
- Just Floatin'
- After midnight
- The Last Part, 6
- Part 5
- Part 4
- Just a thought
- My 11th Vonnegut novel in 90 days:
- Jennifer Louise, you don't know me but we're cousins.
Links
- Perry Roland Coralsbey
- Peter Krupa
- Daniel Silliman
- Valerie Silliman
- Will Farnham
- Jeremy Huggins
- Bob Golding
- Jacob Allen
- audendi
- Jared Cook
- S.F. Danckaert
- Daniel Hugger
- Joseph Knecht
- Metzflix
- semiotheque
- Hillsdale College
- The Beat
- Hillsdale Blog List
- Hillsdale College News
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2 Comments:
Hey, who is Neal Cassady? --Mary
"Neal Cassady, legendary folk hero in the Beat movement, was born in Salt Lake City, Utah to a life of hardship, married three times, and was immortalized as Dean Moriarty in Jack Kerouac's "On The Road". Cassady was a car thief and minor con-man who spent much of his earlier years in reform schools and juvenile detention centers." -- http://www.rooknet.com/beatpage/writers/cassady.html
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