Neal cassady

Explore the fascinating life and enduring legacy of Neal Cassady, a central figure in the Beat Generation. Discover how his influence shaped a generation and continues to inspire writers and artists today.
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Steven Cragg
Wrastling with the Devil - The Beat Museum Neal Cassady, San Quentin State Prison, Merry Pranksters, William S Burroughs, Ken Kesey, Undercover Cop, Allen Ginsberg, San Quentin, Beat Generation

by Jerry Cimino I was talking with Al Hinkle the other day. He had just turned 91 in September, and we spoke on the phone New Year’s Eve, wishing each other well as 2018 clicked over. Al was a close friend of both Neal Cassady and Jack Kerouac, and is pseudonymously “Big Ed Dunkel” in […]

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Emily Roth
Neal Cassady was a mad, inspired, damaged muse for many of the Beat Poets (1944 Denver Police Department mug shots) Neal was broken in ways that only their literary genius could document...and transform into art. Hippies, Dean Moriarty, Neal Cassady, Denver Police Department, Merry Pranksters, 3 Kings, Allen Ginsberg, Tony Soprano, Beat Generation

Neal Cassady, inspiration for the Beat Generation, was one of the most powerful literary and pop-culture figures to emerge in the twentieth century. He spent most of his early life in Denver, yet few people in this city seem to know about his legacy, says music-industry veteran Mark Bliesener, himself...

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Frank Davis
Leon, Neal Cassady, Merry Pranksters, Ken Kesey, Film Critic, Allen Ginsberg, Beat Generation, San Quentin, Jack Kerouac

by Dave Moore In October 1961 Neal Cassady appeared on a 45-minute TV programme called “PM West.” It was hosted by Terrence O’Flaherty, the SF Chronicle film critic, was filmed on 7 October 1961 at KPIX Channel 5 in San Francisco, and broadcast on 25 October. Titled “Epitaph on a Beatnik,” the guests were Shig […]

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John hillman