Jack Kerouac's autobiographical cycle

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Jack Kerouac's autobiographical cycle is a series of interconnected, largely autobiographical novels that fictionalize his life experiences, relationships, and spiritual quests, often referred to collectively as the "Duluoz Legend."

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instanceOf autobiographical fiction
literary cycle
series of novels
alsoKnownAs Duluoz Legend NERFINISHED
author Jack Kerouac NERFINISHED
containsWork Big Sur NERFINISHED
Desolation Angels NERFINISHED
Dr. Sax NERFINISHED
Maggie Cassidy NERFINISHED
On the Road NERFINISHED
Satori in Paris NERFINISHED
The Dharma Bums NERFINISHED
The Subterraneans NERFINISHED
Tristessa NERFINISHED
Vanity of Duluoz NERFINISHED
Visions of Cody NERFINISHED
Visions of Gerard NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Jack Kerouac NERFINISHED
genre Beat literature
autobiographical novel
roman à clef
influencedBy Buddhism NERFINISHED
Jack Kerouac's Catholic upbringing
jazz improvisation
language English
literaryMovement Beat Generation NERFINISHED
literaryStyle spontaneous prose
mainCharacter Jack Duluoz NERFINISHED
narrativeForm first-person narrative
periodOfWriting 1940s
1950s
1960s
protagonistBasedOn Jack Kerouac NERFINISHED
setting France
Mexico NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States
subject Jack Kerouac's life
friendships and relationships of Jack Kerouac
spiritual quests
travel and wandering
theme American road culture
alienation
friendship and community
memory and recollection
search for identity
spiritual exploration
timeSpanCovered Jack Kerouac's adulthood
Jack Kerouac's childhood
Jack Kerouac's youth

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Maggie Cassidy partOfAuthorProject Jack Kerouac's autobiographical cycle