In the spring of 1951, the inspiration took hold with such force of mind overstimulated by the caffeine of Jack Kerouac as in the space of 3 weeks, he had a complete manuscript, with a simple interline: the first jet of "On the Road" whose pages he had joined with tape to form a roll of about 120 feet long.
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In the spring of 1951, the inspiration took hold with such force of mind overstimulated by the caffeine of Jack Kerouac as in the space of 3 weeks, he had a complete manuscript, with a simple interline: the first jet of "On the Road" whose pages he had joined with tape to form a roll of about 120 feet long.