Underground. Alive. Keroac D.

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.

whatever Jack-Buntar was writing about, he always told-exculted and passionately-about himself and his generation. The generation who has searched the possibilities by any means to break out of the usual philistine cozy being into the world of absolute and, as a result, unattainable freedom.

two very different and equally talented works by Jack Kerua. The small and completely autobiographical novel “Underground”, according to legend, written in just three days, about the passionate, painful love-adherence of a white guy for a black beauty, a novel filled with the votes of the jazz, streams of alcohol and frenzied, to wear and abuse, life, life Young bohemia of the 50s. And the story “Alive” is a tragicomic saga written on behalf of an unnecessary boy from the southern hinterland.