Littourati

Literature often describes places we are curious about, regardless of whether we know them or not. This blog maps the journeys laid out in selected books and offers reflections corresponding to the various stops. Happy traveling!

Wednesday, October 18, 2006

Wikipedia Kerouac Map

I discovered a Wikipedia page with a map that shows Kerouac's journeys. It also includes references to places, books, movies and other interesting things.

You can get to it by clicking here!

4 Comments:

Blogger Erik Donald France said...

Yours is still more interesting! Any idea who did the wiki version?

8:49 PM  
Blogger Kilroy_60 said...

Will you be tracing any Hunter S. Thompson journeys?









It seems a fitting tribute to the bloggability of your theme, you've been included in the newest installment of A Hitchhiker's Guide To The Blogosphere! Let me know when you post again.

9:07 PM  
Blogger Nikki Neurotic said...

That's interesting, maybe I'll have to keep it in mind if I do ever take that cross country trip.

7:17 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hi, Michael-
I looked for an e-mail address on your site, but alas could find none. I really like your google map. My husband and I want to use it for our road trip this summer. I was wondering if I could have actual google link for your map, so that I could copy it and add new markers to it along the route (we will be camping and I want to mark campsites!).
Thanks. You can e-mail me at nanirolls@gmail.com
~Nancy

2:07 PM  

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