Allen Ginsberg Poetry Collection: Booklet and

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A collection of recordings written and read by one of the greatest literary and cultural figures of the twentieth century. The collection is accompanied by a special 64-page booklet containing the poems.

Upon the release of his first published work, Howl and Other Poems (1956), Allen Ginsberg became the unlikely force of a movement that would change a generation: art, literature, sex, love, family and politics. None would ever be seen the same way again. The Beat Generation was born. And with it, the legend of the free-spirited, rule-breaking, brilliant group of friends Ginsberg kept close—Jack Kerouac, William Burroughs, Gregory Corso, and Neal Cassady.

Including Ginsberg’s two seminal works, "Howl" and "Kaddish," as well as nearly two dozen other works, this collection celebrates a cultural icon who was of his time, ahead of his time, and whose legacy will transcend time. The collection includes such important works as:

• Who Be Kind To
• White Shroud
• Footnote to Howl
• Sunflower Sutra
• America
• Supermarket in California
• My Sad Self
• Wales Visitation
• Sad Dust Glories
• Plutonian Ode
• My Green Automobile
• Neal’s Ashes
• Many Loves
• The Names
• September on Jessore Road
• Father Death Blues
• and more…