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In addition to his notable acting career, James Franco is the author of the forthcoming short story collection Palo Alto, to be published by Scribner. He is currently enrolled in MFA programs at both Columbia University and Brooklyn College. James lives in New York City.
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I am currently interviewing Carolyn Cassady, the magnetic "Camille" for whom "Dean" makes such callous plans, but to whom he always returned. No matter how tough they talked, both Neal Cassady and Jack Kerouac loved her deeply and depended upon her for the rest of their lives.
She is charming, opinionated, and charismatic, full of humor and anecdotes, and the author of the definitive work behind On the Road, her autobiographical Off the Road: Twenty Years with Kerouac, Cassady, and Ginsberg.
My interview with her goes up on Tuesday, July 14 at http://victoriamixon.com.
Victoria
Posted by Victoria Mixon on Thu 8 Jul 1909