The back cover features praise from Ginsberg, Burroughs, and Kerouac. Ginsberg wrote the Introduction, which concludes thusly: "He's probably the greatest poet in America, and he's starving in Europe." "D. Scarlatti" and "Birthplace Revisited" stand out from the first section (Gasoline). In the Mexi...
I'm not going to wax poetic about this book, but I enjoyed it. It had a bizarro aspect to it that I enjoyed. Mexicans sure were mentioned a lot. I guess Corso likes Mexicans....Wait, I think Corso is a Hispanic name. That might explain it.
I'm not going to wax poetic about this book, but I enjoyed it. It had a bizarro aspect to it that I enjoyed. Mexicans sure were mentioned a lot. I guess Corso likes Mexicans....Wait, I think Corso is a Hispanic name. That might explain it.
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