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"This is Jack Kerouac over here" and Jack just sitting there massaging his forehead. I turned it off after that, he answered all my woes with that right there. Rest easy.

F yes

I wrote, on "Jack Kerouac's Rules..." "There are many little mistakes in this presentation, yet I enjoyed it." I'm afraid that during my time as a court social worker perfect accuracy was proclaimed by the judges above, whom occupied a peak of the universe that no god yet created could approach. I enjoy your channel and was blown away by "How To Write Better" and the pictures you created of the various conversations which are possible.

This deserves more views. I'm putting it on my Facebook page.

There are many little mistakes in this presentation, yet I enjoyed it. 🙂

Literary legend

I don't know karate, but..... 😁

A mess.

Trash!!!!!!!!!!!!!

These are all great advice for adrtists regardless of their artform!🙏🏽🌻

His secret? .. booze.

PROO

!3) 2:00/5:59 "Remove literary, grammatical and syntactical inhibition!" GO TOO FAR with this and any spoken tongue will become DEAD, like LATIN! But not SANSKRIT: It is Grammatical and syntactical, as well as compositional ANATHEMA to break away from SANDHI Rules.

These are great words to meditate on, shows me the direction I’m going in with my songwriting. It’s like he put into words exactly what I feel I go through in songwriting and poetry. I admire anyone who can be raw and show their good and bad sides. Not just of character but of their work. Great artists aren’t perfect and their work isn’t always genius. And they’re okay with that, accepting the process of creating.

1. Get hammered.

Profound nonsense

Bumming and heroin

the jewel center of interest is the eye within the eye.

be ahead of time with modern ideas

remove literary. grammatical and syntactical inhibition

no time for poetry but exactly what is

Beatific, accepting Saint: beatific, accepting, holy. So a dumbsaint might refer to a person being of the mind to accept all things that happen, to absorb them into his experience without any urge to change or correct, with complete understanding that all things happen and are happening, and portray these things in his mind without judgement.

Is that a young john malgovge

He broke rule #3. LOL 0:38

God, I can only wonder how Jack would have felt if he had lived through the Grateful Dead's 30 year tenure...i think it would have healed him fully. God bless you Jackie Kerackie!! You are loved and understood by many of us. We got you and your wisdom helps guide our lives. Much love, Georgie.

What does "blow deep" mean?

All I've read of Kerouac's is "The Americans" introduction, it was too good for a photobook honestly But yeah, non of his novels yet.

Read the art. Ignore the artist. No one wants to listen to a drunk.

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A video of you listening to McCartney's Egypt Station on cassette. So much to unpack here and I love it.

Your channel is great, i like the themes you get to. But record the audio separetaly like with another phone or sum.

Yr own joy

1.dont get your notebooks stolen 2.dont let ppl steal your stuff then hover around you and talk about the stuff they've taken as if the understand it. 3.dont let those same ppl lock you up in a state facility also known as your home. 4.dont let any community mock you anywhere you are in public a d take away your freedom of agency autonomy or the openness of thinking your own thoughts. 5.burn all your writing because no one reads anymore and no one cares.

Kerouac certainly had his own style but i don't like it, feels like a autist mesmerised by every raindrop, unable to take a step forward, too lost in the stimuli of each moment.

the older i get the more i hate this

William F. Buckley’s accent is ridiculous nonsense.

Im glad you back.

Whiskey, wine and cigarettes a typewriter black coffee make a good writer

I gotta tell you, I fn hate lists like this. Yeah, I'll keep these rules in mind, memorized for the rest of my creative life.

He said don't leave the house drunk, I think he meant the opposite

"Lots of amphetamines"

On the Road was one of the most boring, meandering, pointless books I've ever read.

So... incoherence. I love Kerouac's writing, BTW, but this list comes off like he's fucking with us.

When Kerouac nailed a line, he nailed a line.

I can't hear what he's saying with that trumpet blasting

Jack;s being prissy with Bill Buckley. These rules are no more useful that the bogus Elmore Leonard 10 rules (which Mr Leonard invented for a speech he needed to make the next day.) Jack was always performing his appointed role. When you get a more rounded view, there was plenty that was bogus. Read "Off The Road". His wife's account.

Teahead is 30s speak for stoner.

Wow thanks! Two of my all time favorite people. Talking to each other. I think that I saw this a long time ago. Thanks

alcohol is a terrible thing.........

3:04 well put 🔥🔥 #FromTheWritersBlock