Tag Archives: Jack Kerouac

Two More Gigs for Habib from Morocco

Posted on August 11, 2013 by Splabman

El Habib Louai is charming the people of Seattle who see his almost constant smile, hear his translations of Ginsberg into Arabic and enjoy his energetic and deeply perceptive look at USAmerican culture during his first visit to this country. … Continue reading →

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Good Haibun/Bad Haibun Mayday Living Room

Posted on April 24, 2012 by Splabman

We’ll celebrate Mayday by working on an ancient Japanese form that’s gained steam since Jack Kerouac and Gary Snyder started their experiments in the 50s. We’ll look at Anne Waldman and Andrew Schelling’s more contemporary approaches and Sam Hamill’s translations … Continue reading →

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Living Room, February 15, w/ Paul Nelson

Posted on February 9, 2011 by Splabman

OPEN BOOKS If we don’t read one another who do we ever read and if we don’t read one another who can we expect to read us? and if we don’t read one another and if we don’t read why … Continue reading →

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Jack Kerouac School in Trouble

Posted on July 6, 2010 by Splabman

Message from Anne Waldman and Lisa Birman Dear Community & Friends of the Jack Kerouac School: Lisa Birman and I are writing to you from the Summer Writing Program Office.  We know that the Naropa environment has suffered because of … Continue reading →

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