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| Preface | ||
| I | In the Shadow of a Crucifix | 3 |
| II | Vanity Won and Lost | 21 |
| III | "Proud Cruel City" | 32 |
| IV | Myshkin at Sea | 48 |
| V | Visions in a World of Mushroom Clouds | 62 |
| VI | "A Western Kinsman of the Sun" | 88 |
| VII | Litrichuh and the Rolling Trucks | 116 |
| VIII | The Breakthrough | 138 |
| IX | Among the Fellaheen of Mexico and Manhattan | 155 |
| X | The Dharma Road | 178 |
| XI | A Revolution of Prophecy and Living Things | 199 |
| XII | The Angel Travels | 221 |
| XIII | Success, More or Less | 240 |
| XIV | On the Road in a Corvette Stingray | 260 |
| XV | Collapse | 279 |
| XVI | Waiting | 292 |
| XVII | The Village Idiot | 311 |
| XVIII | It's True: You Can't Go Home Again | 324 |
| XIX | Endgame | 340 |
| Afterword | 349 | |
| Sources Notes | 353 | |
| Index | 395 |
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
| $99.99 | Digital |
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Gerald Parks
reviewed Desolate Angel: Jack Kerouac, the Beat Generation, and America on January 29, 2009
Desolate Angel: Jack Kerouac, the Beat Generation, and America
That fact that Jerry Garcia asked McNally to write about the Grateful Dead after reading this book; telling him that his insights about Neal Cassidy were the same as Garcia's, was enough of a recommendation for me to go out and find this book. I have not been disappointed. So far I'm finding it a factual, readable narrative.
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