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14 de jun. de 2024 · A biography of Herbert Huncke, a Times Square hustler and writer who coined the term "Beat" and inspired Kerouac, Burroughs, and Ginsberg. Learn about his life, his stories, his influence, and his struggles with addiction and imprisonment.
The fascinating Herbert Huncke forms something of a leitmotif in the book and gets the epilogue pretty much to himself. David Wojnarowicz makes some dramatic appearances. Then there is John Rechy, one of the more substantial entries in the index.
Hace 2 días · CP: When Herbert Huncke came to Frisco I found him an apartment. Huncke had a real cool voice, the coolest of anyone. He got busy doing smack. I took him to a clinic in Mendocino for treatment. On the way we stopped for food. Huncke ordered pancakes, added syrup and went on the nod. His whole face fell into the pancakes.
12 de jun. de 2024 · A piece by Lydia Lunch illuminates Herbert Huncke, the Times Square con artist and drug addict befriended by Burroughs. Huncke gave the Beats their name and, in later years,...
18 de jun. de 2024 · Dos Fragmentos de Culpable de Todo de Herbert Huncke 1- [Texto extraído del libro Empty Phantoms – Interviews and encounters with Jack Kerouac, editado por Paul Maher JR.] La primera vez que encontré a Kerouac fue poco tiempo después de haber conocido a Bill [Burroughs].
18 de jun. de 2024 · I know because in an August 1959 article he wrote for Escapade [Vol IV, No 1] – his essays were always billed as ‘The Last Word’ – in the article he pitched off with the question ‘Who Told Willy Mays To Change His Batting Stance…?’.
17 de jun. de 2024 · Herbert Huncke var indbegrebet af den livskloge outsider, en litterært begavet kriminel i stil med Jean Genet. Og så var han efterkrigstidens arvtager til amerikanske figurer som “the hobo” eller “the drifter”, på én gang udsat og street-wise, ødelagt og bærer af en særlig form for autenticitet.
