Tag Archives: Jean Genet

Evergreen Review Returns

By Joe Nolan | Published March 30, 2015

Over the weekend, I found out how timely my recent Jack Kerouac post was when I stumbled over a notice at Flavorwire announcing that the legendary counterculture magazine Evergreen Review was about to undergo a 21st century reboot. Here’s the word… One of the most influential and essential American literary publications will return to readers [...]

Posted in Books | Tagged Amiri Baraka, Barney Rosset, Evergreen Review, Frank O'Hara, Jack Kerouac, Jean Genet, Ocatavio Paz, October in the Railroad Earth, Robert Coover, Susan Sontag, William S. Burroughs | Leave a comment

Brion Gysin Speaks

By Joe Nolan | Published April 18, 2014

Brion Gysin is one of my favorite painters and his writing is an undervalued commodity. A counterculture fixture, Gysin is best known for his cut-up collaborations with William S. Burroughs and his role in creating the Dream Machine. Here is Gysin live in London in 1982, lecturing on the possibilities of teaching creativity. Gysin dives [...]

Posted in Art, Counter Culture, Occult | Tagged beat generation, Beat Hotel, Brion Gysin, English food, Islamic assassins, Jean Genet, Paris, Sahara, smoking weed, The Last Museum, The Process, William S. Burroughs | Leave a comment

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