- John
Clellon Holmes (March 12, 1926, Holyoke, M****achusetts –
March 30, 1988, Middletown, Connecticut) was an
American author, poet and professor, best...
- New York City at that time. The name came up in
conversation with John
Clellon Holmes, who
published an
early Beat
Generation novel titled Go (1952),...
- Go is a semi-autobiographical
novel by John
Clellon Holmes. (Holmes
referred to the book as a
roman à clef.) It is
considered to be the
first published...
-
Stephen King,
Robert A. Heinlein,
Thomas Wolfe,
George Santayana, John
Clellon Holmes, Don DeLillo, and
Edith Wharton. The firm
published Scribner's Magazine...
- C****ady.
Characters based on Bill
Cannastra were
included in both the John
Clellon Holmes novel Go (as "Agatson") and Jack Kerouac's
Visions of Cody (as "Finistra")...
- 3. Holmes, John
Clellon (November 19, 1952). "This is the Beat Generation". The New York
Times Sunday Magazine. Holmes, John
Clellon (February 1958)....
-
Regents Press, 1976. Holmes, John
Clellon. Visitor: Jack
Kerouac in Old Saybrook. tuvoti, 1981. Holmes, John
Clellon. Gone In October: Last Reflections...
- (1972).
Visions of Cody. New York:
Penguin books Kerouac,
letter to John
Clellon Holmes,
quoted on
cover of 1993
Penguin books edition Riley,
James (December...
-
using the word "beat". The name
arose in a
conversation with
writer John
Clellon Holmes.
Kerouac allows that it was Huncke, a
street hustler, who originally...
-
Australian film also
titled as Go! Go (Holmes novel), a
novel by John
Clellon Holmes Go (Kaneshiro novel), a
novel by
Kazuki Kaneshiro Go, a
novel by...
