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Aquarius Rerevisited: 2007 ix
Acknowledgments xxxvii
Prologue 1
The Fast Track to Yestermorrow: At Web Center 7
Timmyball in the U.S.A. 11
Timmyball in Denmark 26
Changing 35
The Beat Begins 44
The Electronic Mailer 52
Come Back, Jimmy Dean 62
The Thinking Man's Lourdes 66
Hunter S. Thompson #1: Rest in Peace 76
Hunter S. Thompson #2: Prowling the Bat Tower 86
December 1985-and Back Again 93
There's No PLace Like Home 99
The Beat Goes On 127
Ginsberg: Take One 128
Ginsberg: Take Two: Rantings in Orono 133
Take Three: Ginsberg's World 139
Take Four: The Sorcerer's Apprentice 148
The Six Years War 161
The Longreach Ranch 188
Always Going Beyond 190
The Whole-Earth Emperor: Counterculture in the 1980s? 206
The Big Empty 225
The Post-Modernist Outlaw Intellectual 229
Somewhere in America 244
Interviews and Correspondence / Source Notes 247
Index 255
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