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Road Trip Writing: On the Road and The Canterbury Tales
Jack Kerouac once quipped back at a journalist, “I’m not a beatnik; I’m a Catholic.” Despite the Beat Generation being associated with the countercultural movement—sex, drugs, and … jazz—Kerouac’s...
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Exclusive Interview with Author Paul Maher Jr.
I am so excited to share my interview with Paul Maher, Jr. He has such incredible insight on Kerouac and the writing process in general. I think you’ll see why I enjoy working with him so much on...
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Road Trip: Hitchhiking to the Mission
By the time my poor bus rolled into Carmel, the day was fading and the shops had closed their adorable doors. Music from a live concert rose up out of the heart of the main shopping plaza, and the...
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Clip: A Time to Weep
My art post “A Time to Weep” went up on Burnside yesterday. The photo above is of a statue of Mary, the mother of Jesus. Catholics refer to her as Our Lady of Lourdes because of the apparition Saint...
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The Feast Day of Saint Bernadette
image via Wikipedia Bernadeta Sobiróus was only thirty-five years old when she passed away. A miller’s daughter from Lourdes, France, Bernadette was fourteen years old when she first saw a “small young...
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10 Articles on Jack Kerouac’s Catholicism to Celebrate the Pope’s Visit to...
Benedict F. Giamo’s Kerouac, the Word and the Way: Prose Artist as Spiritual Quester Pope Francis is in New York City. There are cops everywhere. Everyone I know, Catholic or not, is excited. I’ve...
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