Jack Kerouac

Nick Cave, the Problem of Good, Thérèse of Lisieux, Kerouac’s Prayer, and Dads Who Don’t Know What to Do

Grateful for this incredible piece by Nate Mills: When I was 3 or 4 I […]

PULL MY DAISY TIP MY CUP ALL MY DOORS ARE OPEN CUT MY THOUGHTS FOR […]

Episode 133: Brandy Station This one is about the creative process, the listening to God, […]

When I’m 94, I hope I’m half as wise and cut-to-the-bone honest as the Rev. […]

Thanks again for your patience with us this past week. As you’ll see, while the […]

In The Dharma Bums, Ray Smith (Jack Kerouac’s autobiographical character) describes his parting with his […]

I’m just now beginning to emerge from two years of living in the desert, the […]

A few priceless transcriptions from the second talk of the preaching seminar that Paul Zahl […]

A pretty thought-provoking little essay by Lee Siegel in last week’s NY Times about the […]

Today two new talks have been published on “PZ’s Podcast” (Subscribe free on iTunes.) The […]

We here at Mockingbird couldn’t be more excited about PZ’s Podcast, the new weekly offering […]