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| Introduction | xv | |
| I. | The Road of Excess (Or, Saintly Sinners) | 1 |
| In Society | 9 | |
| On Meeting Kinsey | 11 | |
| "Nobler, I thought, to die a man than live on, a sex monster..." | 15 | |
| Dead Drunk | 21 | |
| Youth | 25 | |
| "I don't mind being called queer..." | 31 | |
| "Burroughs may be gay, but he's a man..." | 33 | |
| "We owed it to literary history..." | 35 | |
| "Norman wanted to know what had really happened..." | 39 | |
| "Something strange has happened..." | 41 | |
| "I sit naked in my room remembering..." | 43 | |
| "It was a strange, nondescript kind of orgy..." | 47 | |
| II. | Male Muses (Or, Sex without Borders) | 53 |
| "Oh, I love, love, love women!" | 63 | |
| "I'm on a spree tonight..." | 65 | |
| "Love is not controllable..." | 67 | |
| Bradley the Buyer | 71 | |
| "Posterity will laugh at me..." | 75 | |
| Love Poem on Theme by Whitman | 77 | |
| Teacher--Your Body My Kabbalah | 79 | |
| "Accept my soul with all its throbbings and sweetness..." | 83 | |
| "If like me you renounce love and the world..." | 87 | |
| Malest Cornifici Tuo Catullo | 89 | |
| from Howl | 91 | |
| "I find myself getting jealous of Kiki..." | 95 | |
| The Newport News has arrived in Venice for a week's stay... | 97 | |
| A. J.'s Annual Party | 99 | |
| from Cut-ups: A Project for Disastrous Success | 103 | |
| "I Met Jack Kerouac in 1958 for One Glorious Moment..." | 107 | |
| A Poem for Cocksuckers | 113 | |
| from Memoirs of a Bastard Angel | 115 | |
| III. | Queer Shoulder to the Wheel | 117 |
| Me & Allen | 129 | |
| Peter Jerking Allen Off (First Sex Experiment) | 131 | |
| Why Is God Love, Jack? | 135 | |
| Sexual Conditioning | 137 | |
| Sweet Boy, Gimme Yr Ass | 141 | |
| Going to Massachusetts | 143 | |
| Horns | 155 | |
| from The Place of Dead Roads | 159 | |
| Pages from Cold Point | 161 | |
| Green Ballet | 185 | |
| Hi Risque | 187 | |
| On Neal's Ashes | 191 | |
| "Sex as a biological weapon" | 193 | |
| Rain-Wet Asphalt Heat, Garbage Curbed Cans Overflowing | 195 | |
| Now France | 197 | |
| "Drag up your soul to its proper bliss..." | 199 | |
| "The gay state" | 201 | |
| Permissions | 203 | |
| About the Author | 209 |
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Trevor Bates
reviewed Queer Beats: How the Beats Turned America On to Sex on September 09, 2009
Queer Beats: How the Beats Turned America On to Sex
Loving it so far... a great compilation of writings... sexy and subversive and hilarious...
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