The tramps of the dharma. Keroac Jack

Jack Kerouac (Jean-Louis Lebri de Kerouac, 1922–1969)-a writer of the epoch, a paradox writer who sowed the wind and did not have time to find out that he had regretted a storm that had not subsided in our times. A native of the impoverished family of French aristocrats, he became the voice of protesting American youth and introduced young American intellectuals to Buddhism. Critics arrogantly did not notice him, readers-non-conformers-were worn in their arms.

violent... lyrical... sensual... vigorous... energetic... such epithets were described by the first critics of this novel by Jack Keruak - a book that lit up the whole generation of hippies.

Saga of two wanderers from the western coast of America and The story of their unbridled searches of truth and delay. Robed girls, free love, rivers of wine and eastern mysticism - this is how their spiritual journey begins. But true insight occurs only at the top of a lonely mountain, in the secret loneliness that takes them up...

Roman Jack Keruak in 1958, in 1958, demolished all the barriers and spent the reader from San Francisco bars to the snowy peaks of Sierra. All new generations of readers find sexual orgies in it-long before the “summer of love”, and free jazz improvisations-even before the appearance of rock music, and poetic “love strikes”, and marathons of drunkenness, which are indulged in young people who have hooked on sensuality and Stronging "fly away." Tramps dharma.