Jack Kerouac

Social : None | End a program of study 1939 in New York (Graduated high school) | Social : None | Joined group 1942 (Joined Merchant Marines) | Relationship : None | Meet a significant person 1944 (Allen Ginsburgh and William Burroughs) | Relationship : None | Marriage 1944 (Edie Parker) | Relationship : None | Divorce dates 1945 (Marriage to Edie annulled) | Relationship : None | Meet a significant person 1947 (Neal Cassady) | Relationship : None | Marriage 1950 (Joan Haverty) | Social : None | Institutionalized - prison, hospital 1951 (Hospitalized for thrombophlibitis) | Work : None | Begin Major Project April 1951 (Wrote "On the Road") | Social : None | Begin Travel 1952 (Roamed Mexico) | Family : None | Change in family responsibilities 1952 (Birth of illigitimate daughter) | Work : None | Published/ Exhibited/ Released 13 October 1955 (Attended the reading of "The Howl" by Ginsberg) | Social : None | Return Home 1956 (Back to U.S.) | Social : None | Begin Travel 1957 (Traveled thru Europe, No. Africa) | Work : None | Published/ Exhibited/ Released September 1957 (On The Road) | Work : None | Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1958 (The Dharma Bums) | Mental Health : None | Anxiety attack 1960 (Suffered a nervous breakdown) | Relationship : None | Marriage 1966 (Third and final marriage, Stella Sampas) | Traits : Personality | Eccentric | Diagnoses : Psychological | Abuse Alcohol (Heavy, becoming terminal) | Diagnoses : Psychological | Abuse Drugs | Family : Childhood | Family traumatic event (Younger bro died at age four) | Family : Childhood | Order of birth (Third of four) | Family : Relationship | Mate - Same sex (Neal Cassady) | Family : Relationship | Number of Marriages (Three) | Family : Relationship | Sexual chemistry (Third marriage, platonic) | Family : Parenting | Foster, Step, or Adopted Kids (One illigitimate daughter) | Lifestyle : Home | Left home late more than 30 (Lived with mom well into adult years) | Passions : Sexuality | Bi-Sexual (Menage a trois) | Vocation : Military | Military service (Navy and Merchant Marines) | Vocation : Writers | Fiction (Over 12 novels) | Notable : Famous | Top 5% of Profession | Notable : Book Collection | American Book