Doutor Sax: Fausto parte três

The book feels like a tapestry of real memories and dreamlike visions. I'm curious how much of it was drawn from Kerouac's own life versus creative invention.

Kerouac's vivid imagery captures the beauty and darkness of growing up. I wondered if this duality resonated differently with each reader.

The imagery is so striking and surreal — does it represent something specific in Kerouac's worldview or personal mythology?