Coming down from his carefree youth and unwanted fame, Jack Kerouac undertakes a mature confrontation of some of his most troubling emotional issues: a burgeoning problem with alcoholism, addiction, fear, and insecurity. He dutifully records his ever-changing states of consciousness, which culminate in a powerful religious experience. Big Sur was written some time after Jack Kerouac's best-known works, following a visit to northern California and the first feelings of midlife crisis. Kerouac stayed for several weeks in a cabin in Big Sur, California, and with friends in San Francisco. Upon returning home, he wrote this account in a two-week period. Critic Richard Meltzer referred to Big Sur as Kerouac's 'masterpiece, and one of the great, great works of the English language.'
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看的中文翻译版。谁能理解你们的忧愁啊。
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评分a book of death, illusion, and self-loathing, but isnt it wat beatniks all abt?!
评分Read while traveling - another important book in my life. Sometimes you're aghast at how ridiculous these "emotional issues" (like self-loathe) could've been if you're not experiencing them simultaneously. Other times you wonder with amazement how they manage to live with them, and create, in such intense, enormous and continuing vitality.
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