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- Sorry, but I can't help you publish your book.
- The whole intention behind the book is publishing something that challenges the traditional expectations for literature!
- Trust me, the general public would NOT like your work. The story is just far too unconventional! I mean just look at the graphics!
- non-conformity
- abstract expressionism
- Traditionalism
- rejection of materialism
- morale
- authors
- poets
- artists
- I love the patterns on your dress! I've never seen that type of pattern before.
- Thanks! I designed them myself!
- "Make love, not war"
- Unfortunately, the novel went unpublished until 2008, after the death of both Kerouac and Burroughs. Publishers rejected the novel because of its experimental and writing style. Many conventional editors were uncomfortable with the idea of publishing a book that included graphic descriptions that went against the Christian ideals America strictly adhered to during that era, such as homosexual behavior.
- This one too! It has so many unique graphic descriptions!
- I've never seen writing like this in any books i've read in the city libraries!
- I want to find more books like this one!
- Look at the unusual details and lining on the graphics! love it
- I loved the modernized old style of writing.
- I want to read more books from these authors
- Hippies were so deeply captivated by the ideas of the counterculture; that they couldn’t care less about what the rest of mainstream America had to say. The hippies created their own communities and developed their own styles that would distinguish them from the mainstream such as changing the way they spoke and the way they dressed. Some of them began writing music and became interested in art and literature.
- Honey, the less you know the better. That stuff will mess with your head!
- Mom, what's that book about?
- I know right! The authors are unintellectual and nihilists!
- Never in my life have i read something so absurd!
- Jack Kerouac and William Burroughs both enrolled at Colombia University in 1940, where the two spontaneous and bohemian souls continued to pursue their writing careers. Who could’ve thought they would become life-long friends!
- After the novel’s publication, there were many public responses to it. Some people loved the novel and were intrigued and inspired by its unusual depictions of American society,
- .. while others were angered and found the novel extremely controversial.
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