As a citizen journalist I am committed to researching the end of Jack Kerouac's life and what happened after his untimely death within a month of filing for divorce from his third wife who stole his estate from his daughter and nephew. His legacy as one of the greatest American writers of all time because of the influence
On the Road had on the next and future generations also includes 17 books from biographical fiction to poetry, 3 albums, a movie, and enough art to be compiled into a book...
but, you never heard of him and need reasons to like and share this project?
- YOU HATE BULLIES: It might work at first but I have to believe this is a failing long term plan. Can’t just lie, steal, cheat, threaten, cover-up and win. Fuck that. I don’t accept it.
- BELIEVE IN JUSTICE: It often takes a long time to get at the truth but I’m hoping with the advances in technology and social media it will be possible.
- SICK OF SEEING BAD GUYS WIN: It’s frustrating seeing nasty people constantly appear to come out ahead, in this case with a buttload of money, and the family that Jack tried so hard to look out for being forced to get by on minimums after years of hard work.
- YOU MET ME: At some point we crossed paths, you liked my energy and were persuaded by my enthusiasm. I don’t know what I'll be able to prove but it will be fun trying and it's already been immensely rewarding.
- BELIEVE IN LOVE: For the romantics in the crowd, it’s not visible yet but this is actually a love story and with the right ending it could be the best love story ever.
Everything with their name on it should say Kerouac, like the Kerouac Pavilion, because he was the artist. They're trying to create the illusion of success from possibly the worst crime family ever to hit my town and if you don‘t know Lowell, that’s saying a lot.
Yes, poking a bear is scary but
my love for Jack will
keep me going.