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Family Business: Selected Letters Between a Father and Son
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Family Business: Selected Letters Between a Father and Son Paperback - 2002

by Allen Ginsberg,Louis Ginsberg

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Bloomsbury USA, September 2002. Paperback. USED Good.
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When Allen began his first term at Columbia University in the Fall 1943, he was precocious intellectually, but, at barely seventeen years of age, he lagged behind his Ivy League classmates in terms of maturity and sophistication.

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Michael Schumacher wrote Dharma Lion, the acclaimed biography of Allen Ginsberg, and is also the author of the biographies of Eric Clapton, Phil Ochs, and Francis Ford Coppola. He began researching Family Business in 1994, when Ginsberg first agreed to the project.