The Jack Kerouac Show: A Closer Look at JML 43.1

Now on the IU Press Blog: JML author Kathryn Winner discusses how the Beat-generation author Jack Kerouac used his celebrity status to take up and respond to emerging communication media.

Read the post HERE.

Winner's essay, "Visions of Cody and Media: Jack Kerouac as Late Modernist" is a special "Read for FREE" featured piece on JSTOR. Find it HERE.

Erratum notice: JML 43.1

In "A Bedpan of Poop: The Influence of Silent Screen Comedy on Dos Passos’s Manhattan Transfer" by Larry Durst in JML 43.1 (Fall 2019), the author inadvertently truncated two sources from the works cited.

The following works should have been included on page 18:

Trotter, David.  Cinema and Modernism. Blackwell, 2007.

Vargas Llosa, Mario. Making Waves: Essays. Farrar, Strauss and Giroux, 2001.

Media & Print Culture: JML 43.1 is LIVE!

JML 43.1 (Fall 2019) on the topic "Media and Print Culture" is now live on JSTOR and Project Muse. Here is the issue line-up:

Contents

Larry Durst 

A Bedpan of Poop: The Influence of Silent Screen Comedy on Dos Passos’s Manhattan Transfer

Alison Fraser  

Mass Print, Clipping Bureaus, and the Pre-Digital Database: Reexamining Marianne Moore’s Collage Poetics through the Archives 

Alistair McCleery

Banned Books and Publishers’ Ploys: The Well of Loneliness as Exemplar

Robert Spoo

Judge Woolsey’s Ulysses Opinion: Early Print History and Reader Response

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Ashley Maher

“Three-Dimensional” Modernism: The Language of Architecture and British Literary Periodicals

Fabio L. Vericat

Church Radio: The Sermon and the CBS Broadcast of T. S. Eliot’s Murder in the Cathedral

Matthew Kilbane

Broadcasting Dialect: Sterling Brown, Norman Corwin, and Latent Remediation

Kathryn Winner

Visions of Cody and Media: Jack Kerouac as Late Modernist

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Myles Oldershaw

Granta and the Advent of the Contemporary

Paul Piatkowski

Deterritorializing the Textual Site in the Digital Age: Paratextual and Narrative Democracy in Mark Z. Danielewski’s Only Revolutions

Henry N. Gifford

Negotiating Contradictions: A Review of BLAST at 100

David F. Ting

Deadly Lights