"Beat Generation FAQ and Resources." Beat-links and answers to questions Beat.

Music, visuals and jive; Beat Generation Dictionary.

Let the guide do the walking! A complete Beat catalog of hip links: authors, events, resources, photographs, and the scene at your fingertips.

Not exactly an e-zine but self-described as a "literary underground review," this site covers a broad range of Beat literature and phenomena, both past and present.

A hodge-podge of links and goodies from a current-day Beatnik. Includes links to resources on Kerouac, Ginsberg, Bukowski, et al.

"Beat Poetry" pages at the website for the actual hotel ". . . specially designed to reflect the culture and taste of late fifties North Beach San Francisco."

An online bookstore devoted to Beat Generation literature and Beat paraphernalia.

"The Beatnik Blues Cafe is a virtual hangout of art, music, creativity, and casual insanity."

Includes archived texts of "The Beat Papers of Al Aronowitz."

"The CBA is a baseball league of the imagination." Defies easy description, but it's probably a good introduction to current Beat consciousness and thinking.

Tour a sublime, poetic and influential neo-beat adventure with traveling wordsmiths: The Carma Bums, The Lost Tribe, and White Trash Apocalypse.

Beat poetry, thoughts, ramblings: ~100 full-streaming mode RealAudio files.

Sections on Allen Ginsberg's 1966 "Wichita Vortex Sutra", Wichita poet Michael McClure, Wichita artist Bruce Conner. Includes Wichitans Charles Plymell and Dave Haselwood.?

Undergraduate thesis comparing their poetic viewpoints.