The New York Times wrote that this Sundance Film Festival Official selection "cracks the code of how to adapt Jack Kerouac for the screen."

Los Angeles Times writes "particularly affecting horror story because it shadows the tight-wire path...a man, slowly, inexorably closing down on himself."

Pop Matters writes that Jay Farrar and Ben Gibbard's collaboration is "a legitimate tribute to one of America’s most famous and influential writers."

Abridged Reading By William Fitzsimmons

A multi-media set focused on a previously unpublished screenplay by Jack Kerouac, that includes two CDs of of readings and an illustrated book.

"Literature and music have long enjoyed a mutually beneficial communion but none as enduring and consistently translated..." - The Blue Indian

"writers, actors, and musicians contribute to this unexpectedly robust collection of Saint Jack's lesser-known pomes.” - Entertainment Weekly

Publisher's weekly named it "Best Dramatic Reading of The Year." Includes performances by Graham Parker and David Amram.

Previously unreleased recordings by Jack Kerouac, including the legendary "lost" recording of "On the Road" and song by Tom Waits and Jack Kerouac.