Just finished this -- what does /lit/ think? personally i really

I liked parts of it but was sick of them by the end. Particularly Dean.

Liked the bit about the Mexican girl. The hitched ride with the Okies who never stopped and the visit down to old Bull Lee or whatever he called Burroughs. Also liked that wife murdering junkie pedo Burroughs tried to warn Kerouac that Dean/Cassady was of low moral character.

>>7668648
Definitely did drag on a bit, but I thought the final trip down to mexico was one of the highlights, especially the whorehouse

What other beat-era novels are worth reading?

>>7668589

Didn't particularly enjoy it in high school until an older (Prankster) friend of mine remarked how miserable Neal was during the whole thing and thereafter. Since then I somewhat appreciate the work.

>>7668881
You must read Dharma Bums and Big Sur in that order.

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It was a well typed story.

>>7668589
I enjoyed it. I liked the hectic party/boozing scenes , they were consistently exciting for me. I liked the fast pace, and how well the book lends itself to fast reading.

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>>7669229
zing