Canadian Internet Handbook, 1994

Carroll, Jim

Broadhead, Rick

Computers & Technology

Prentice Hall PTR

Canadian Internet handbook

Prentice-Hall Canada

Canadian Internet Handbook (1996) : 1996 Edition

Pearson Education Canada

Internet Handbook

Cassel, Don

Software

Pearson P T R

Internet Handbook, Educational Edition, 1997

Networking & Cloud Computing

PRENTICE/HALL

Canadian Internet Handbook, 1998

Web Development & Design

Pearson Canada

The sensational sequel to the bestselling memoir The Basketball Diaries During the early 1970s, Jim Carroll was a young and rising star in the crazy and creative downtown scene in New York City. He worked at the Factory for Andy Warhol and discussed art, literature, and the cosmos with Robert Smithson, Allen Ginsberg, and Bob Dylan. He spent nights at Max’s Kansas City, listening to the Velvet Underground. And he did far too many drugs -- until his survival instinct impelled him to leave New York for a Northern California retreat. Intimate and revealing, the episodes in Forced Entries, Carroll’s diaries from that period, provide a sometimes hilarious, sometimes frightening glimpse of people who tested the limits of life and sanity. "Forced Entries captures the early-seventies period in New York better than anything I’ve read in a long time." -- William S. Burroughs

Forced Entries: The Downtown Diaries: 1971-1973

Biographies & Memoirs

Arts & Literature

Penguin Publishing Group

The urban classic coming-of-age story about sex, drugs, and basketball Jim Carroll grew up to become a renowned poet and punk rocker. But in this memoir of the mid-1960s, set during his coming-of-age from 12 to 15, he was a rebellious teenager making a place and a name for himself on the unforgiving streets of New York City. During these years, he chronicled his experiences, and the result is a diary of unparalleled candor that conveys his alternately hilarious and terrifying teenage existence. Here is Carroll prowling New York City--playing basketball, hustling, stealing, getting high, getting hooked, and searching for something pure. The Basketball Diaries was the basis for the film of the same name starring Leonardo DiCaprio. "I met him in 1970, and already he was pretty much universally recognized as the best poet of his generation. . . . The work was sophisticated and elegant. He had beauty." -- Patti Smith

The Basketball Diaries: The Classic About Growing Up Hip on New York's Mean Streets

History

Penguin??Books

Written between the ages of twelve and fifteen, this diary tells the story of Jim Carroll, a kid growing up stealing, hustling, getting high, playing basketball, and trying to find something pure on the streets of New York

The Basketball Diaries

Humor & Entertainment

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