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I'm torn. Part of me is baffled by this casting announcement, while the other part wants to cry out: "Sweet!" Variety reports that Jesse Eisenberg, the indie cutie from films like Roger Dodger and The Education of Charlie Banks, has been tapped to play poet Allen Ginsberg in Kill Your Darlings. This is that project that Christine Vachon is producing (written by Austin Bunn and director John Krokidas), which follows the story of Lucien Carr, and how he murdered William Burrough's childhood friend David Kammerer after a supposed unwanted sexual advance and physical attack. Along with Eisenberg, it seems that Chris Evans, believe it or not, is set to play Jack Kerouac, and Ben Whishaw will take care of Carr. But Eisenberg ... he's become such the indie boy over these last handful of years that it'll be hard to imagine him donning the glasses and becoming a Beat icon. But hey, if Cate Blanchett can play Bob Dylan... To help you figure out your take on the casting, I've given you a comparison above. The black and white shot of Carr, Kerouac, Ginsberg, and Burroughs was taken in 1944, the year this all went down. With three set, are you happy with the choices? And who would you pick for Mr. Burroughs? I'm getting Stephen Dorff, Corin Nemec flashes, but that only would've worked in the '90s.Filed under: Drama, Casting Permalink | Email this | Comments

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The book ?On the Road? byJack Kerouac is considered an American classic and it has strong Orlando ties! Kerouac lived right here in Orlando when his book was published and set off a new ?beat? generation. These days, his former home is used as a retreat where up and coming writers find inspiration. Here?s more on The Kerouac Project.

HeadPress Bunker - Friday, June 27 > September 2, 2008 @ 11:00-12:00 pm[20-0841] Ooze Charm Coffeeshop, Tokyo > HeadPress Bunker, London This episode is the second program centered on a long conversation I had with the Japanese writer, musician, punk rock legend Gaku Torii at a place called the Ooze Charm Coffeeshop in Tokyo in the [...]

The Arts Connection visits Cypress Gardens for a tour Central Florida s original theme park. Then we take a trip to see some of our favorite landmarks, including the newly re-revived Cheyenne Saloon, the historic Casa Feliz and even the home of Jack Kerouac. See all that and more on The Arts Connection, your source for all things creative in Central Florida.

Starting at the Steamboat Island Woodshed, Dave rambles salty original freeverse with Wm. Lenker on banjo and traces personal poetic lineage winding through French impressionalist/symbolist and Brittany sea-coaster Tristan Corbière (prefaced by Victor Hugo). Then - as sleet, slush and hail beats down on the Mosquito Creek studio skylight - rolls into the beat American 50s and 60s with John Sinclair s chronicle Brilliant Corners, Jack Kerouac riding trains from Atop an Underwood, and Gary Snyder arriving from sea from The Backcountry ~ fortified with jazz, joints and hot sake. Hunker down for Banjo Sea Shanties and Beat Train Rambles - Postcard #51 Nods to Cosmo s Spacely s Sprockets (see also Clubside Breakfast Time) Subscribe to PfGB Feed Subscribe in PfGB in iTunes Library at Uncleweed.net More pods Chillaxin’ Podcast Syndicate

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Continuing on with Kerouac s San Francisco Blues, DaveO strolls down The Mission reading Jack s choruses written on the same street in 1954 while observing butter trucks, museums and tolling bells and listening to Clayton the Seabus busker sing about going home. Listen to San Francisco Mission Stroll with Jack (.mp3, 11:32, 13MB) Subscribe to Feed Subscribe in iTunes Seek Kerouac’s San Fran Blues at Amazon (plus give Dave ducats for wine) Search for Kerouac’s San Francisco Blues at Powell’s (yup, moolah here too) Explore rare books at Elephant Books

In San Francisco on an early morning stroll with a French curled tie, Dave O performs contemporary reconnaissance of an intersection described by Jack Kerouac in San Francisco Blues and discusses Kerouac s motivations and system for creating these Blues poems. Geographically speaking, the additional observations include bridge commuters, urine puddles, hot dog and motorcycle tire shops, beer-signed parking lots, a VA condo, a flock of tie wearing folk and apartments with 24 hour concierge service. Listen to “Kerouac Choruses at Third and Harrison” (.mp3, 9:21, 13MB) Subscribe to Feed Subscribe in iTunes Seek Kerouac s San Fran Blues at Amazon (plus give Dave ducats for wine) Search for Kerouac s San Francisco Blues at Powell s (yup, moolah here too) Explore rare books at Elephant Books

Dave reads a smattering from Gary Snyder, Jack Kerouac and original verse written in Germany in 1992. Joined by Trauben the hitchhiking acupuncturist (who toils to understand a Welsh miner s lantern), the lads chat about flowing chi, Cascade mountain lookouts (NY Times article) the author as a young writer and attempt to communicate with racoons - possibly bearing gifts. Listen to “Lanterns for Welsh Miners” (.mp3 20:29) Subscribe to Feed Subscribe in iTunes Music: snippets from Gord Downie singing Leonard Cohen s Hallelujah and Stuart Dempster s experimental live recording with didjeridoo and trombone from KEXP Sonarchy Radio Podcast recorded at Jack Straw non-profit recording studios

"National Anthem" - Abbie Hoffman, "Disgruntled Employee" - Likwid Thoughts; Geeknotes: Dr. Floyd Promo, Daize Shayne glamour shots, Website Hiccups, etc; Open Mic Stage: "To Jack Kerouac" - Ted Berrigan, "Attagirl" - Bettie Serveert, "Maybe" - Wendisue, "There She Goes" - Brother Love, "Ophelia Drowns" - Ekáyàni And The Healing Band; Map Room: Motorcycle Airbag, Obesity Vaccine, Invisible Bookshelf, PNAC Cliff Notes; Venue Verite: "Washington at Valley Forge" - Abbie Hoffman

"National Anthem" - Abbie Hoffman, "Disgruntled Employee" - Likwid Thoughts; Geeknotes: Dr. Floyd Promo, Daize Shayne glamour shots, Website Hiccups, etc; Open Mic Stage: "To Jack Kerouac" - Ted Berrigan, "Attagirl" - Bettie Serveert, "Maybe" - Wendisue, "There She Goes" - Brother Love, "Ophelia Drowns" - Ekáyàni And The Healing Band; Map Room: Motorcycle Airbag, Obesity Vaccine, Invisible Bookshelf, PNAC Cliff Notes; Venue Verite: "Washington at Valley Forge" - Abbie Hoffman

DaveO – feeling chillaxed – reads from Kerouac’s Some of the Dharma, Bukowski’s Barfly and some of his own love junk while Christopher provides guitar and vocal stylings from the backyard at the Puget house. Listen to Postcards from Gravelly Beach #12 (12:09, .mp3) Subscribe to Feed Subscribe in iTunes

From a backyard in OlyWa, Dave reads from Jack Kerouac s On the Road and a bit of hitch-hike narrative of his own recounting a trip up from North Carolina to Rhode Island during a cold November – backed with more smoking jazz tracks by Joe Williamson and colleagues in Banff circa 1990. Download Postcards from Gravelly Beach #10 (10:18, .mp3) Subscribe to Feed Subscribe in iTunes

In Volume 7, Dave, chillaxing with sake some smoking jazz tracks, reads from Kerouac s Lonesome Traveller, Mexico City Blues and American Haiku plus Gary Snyder from The Backcountry and haiku from masters Issa Kobayashi and Basho and his own original haiku (.pdf) and haibun. Postcards from Gravelly Beach#7 (14:22, .mp3) Subscribe to Feed Subscribe in iTunes Snapshot : DaveO and the Mayor of Misasa, Tottori, Japan circa 1992