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 Beatdom Issue 1 |
Features Buddhism and the Beats Bob Kaufman – The Unsung Beat Walt Whitman and the Beat Generation Father and Son: Allen Ginsberg and Bob Dylan The Significance of Vagrants On American Literature Articles Beat Books What Do Jack Kerouac, Hunter S. Thompson and Jesus Have in Common? The Nanotechnological Red Bull Oxycodone Assessment Know Your Beats Seven Beat Tales Truth, Justice and the International Super Highway Beats Online A Beaten Dream? Eat at Joe’s: The American Dream? Harry Potter and the Death of Literature Interviews Steve McAllister Ken Babbs Paul Krassner Zane Kesey Barry Gifford Fiction Ganga Chip Adventure Banter Goodfriend New York Lights Burning Bright |
 Beatdom Issue 2 |
Features Women of the Beat Generation The life of Gregory Corso Saving Bukowski¡¯s Bungalow Articles My Moriartys On the Road… By John Kerouac A Beaten People? No Great Society The Influence of Jack Kerouac on Hunter S Thompson Interviews Neeli Cherkovski Reviews Heart Beat, by Carolyn Cassady Beatniks, by Toby Litt The Outsiders of New Orleans Bohemian New Orleans Fiction/ Art/ Memoirs Outlaw Traveller Methodological Individualism Next Stop, Woody Creek Rise of the Appliances On the Beat – The Modern Counterculture Stevia – A Bitter/Sweet Story Freeganism |
 Beatdom Issue 3 |
Features Who’s Who: A Guide to Kerouac’s Characters The Streetlight on the Road: Gregory Corso Articles Beat Beatnik Dictionary On the Map The Lost Novel: And the Hippos were Boiled in their Tanks Fact & Fiction in Las Vegas The Modern World Welcome to the Plastic World On the Holloway Road The American Epidemic Fiction & True Stories Tempest Tavern Temptress |
 Beatdom Issue 4 |
Features HST & The Beats: Fleeting Encounters Jack Kerouac’s Visions of Gerard Joan Vollmer: In the Eyes of her Contemporaries Beats & the Sixties Counterculture Alene Lee: Subterranean Muse Articles The Sea is my Brother, by Jack Kerouac Kerouac & The Outsider: A Puzzle The Breton Traveller The Plurality of the Beat Spirituality Interviews Carolyn Cassady Gary Snyder Reviews Hunter S. Thompson, Jack Kerouac and Ernest Hemingway review No Country for Old Men Required Reading Fiction/ Art/ Memoirs Woodcuttings of the Beats The Gun and the New Dark Way Deep Fried Ducktape and Sushi Knives Jack & Edward Going to Meet the Man: First Encounter with Allen Ginsberg |
 Beatdom Issue 5 |
Regulars Letter from the Editor Modern Beat Poetry Interviews “Howl” Goes to Hollywood Helen Weaver Articles The Visions of Burroughs Naked Lunch at Fifty Naked Lunch on Film The Battle for Kerouac’s Estate Lady Beats Do the Beats Still Matter? Art/ Fiction/ Memoirs Someone to Write to Hence the Drama Deep Fried Duct Tape and Sushi Knives pt. 2 |
 Beatdom Issue 6 |
Essays Walking with the Barefoot Beat Finding Alene The Beats on the Road Literature and the Art of Self-Realisation Lest we Forget In Tangier Interviews Scroobius Pip Reviews A Blue Hand: The Beats in India Fiction/ Art/ Memoirs Sisters On the Road Changed my Life… Domino Diaries: Havana Zoo LSD 25000 Transylvanian Tale The Crooked Path Toward Salvation Postcard from Allen Ginsberg |
 Beatdom Issue 7 |
Essays Setting Gonzo to a Beat Long John Silver and the Beats Last Thoughts on Ginsberg & Music William S. Burroughs: Rock God Remembering Peter Orlovsky Come Join Uncle Sam’s Band Jim Carroll’s Last Diary Entry Patti Smith & the Beats Herbert Huncke: An Oral Biography Interviews Flying Dog Brewery Michael Sharp Crushing Kerouac Fiction – Art – Memoirs Scribble 2001 The Ballad of Sonny Allen |
