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Beat Scene

Beat Scene is a UK-based magazine dedicated to the work, the history and the cultural influences of the Beat Generation. As well the best known and more obscure Beat novelists and poets this has included artists, musicians filmmakers and publishers. The content largely consists of articles, memoirs, interviews and reviews.

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Beat Scene

Nodes27
Edges26
Triples60
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.074074
Components1

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Beat Scene

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related to Early issues · 41
Beat Scene → A5, After Bukowski, Allen Ginsberg, As, Beat, Bukowski, Bukowski's, Burroughs, Carolyn Cassady, Charles Bukowski, Chet Baker, Diane Di Prima, Gary Snyder, Gregory Corso, Initially, Jack Hirschman, Jack Micheline, James Jones, Ken Kesey, Kerouac
related to Contributors · 14
Beat Scene → Ann Charters, Anne Waldman, Beat Scene's, Brian Dalton, Colin Cooper, David Holzer, David Meltzer, Diaries, Eric Jacobs, Iain Sinclair's Kodak Mantra, In December, Jack Foley, Jed Birmingham, Jim Burns
related to External links · 2
Beat Scene → Kevin RingEuropean Beat Studies, Network
founded in · 1
Beat Scene → 1988
founded by · 1
Beat Scene → editor and publisher Kevin Ring in Coventry
is a · 1
Beat Scene → UK-based magazine dedicated to the work

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Beat Scenefounded in19880.95text
Beat Scenefounded byeditor and publisher Kevin Ring in Coventry0.90text
Beat Sceneis aUK-based magazine dedicated to the work0.90text
Beat Scenerelated to ContributorsBeat Scene's0.60section
Beat Scenerelated to ContributorsJim Burns0.60section
Beat Scenerelated to ContributorsColin Cooper0.60section
Beat Scenerelated to ContributorsEric Jacobs0.60section
Beat Scenerelated to ContributorsBrian Dalton0.60section
Beat Scenerelated to ContributorsAnne Waldman0.60section
Beat Scenerelated to ContributorsDavid Meltzer0.60section
Beat Scenerelated to ContributorsJack Foley0.60section
Beat Scenerelated to ContributorsAnn Charters0.60section

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