3. In 1952 (when people still wrote letters to each other), Allen Ginsberg penned these words to Kerouac about the manuscript of On the Road: "I don't

To be frank, I disagree with Ginsberg's comment about On The Road. It seems to me that his critisism is hyprocritical. His writing includes sex, drugs, and other contriversial issues. Ginsberg was highly open with his writing--just as Kerouac was, too.