Conversations with Ken Kesey

Ken Kesey, a pivotal figure in 1960s counterculture, is renowned for his debut novel, which became a critical and commercial success. His subsequent work, Sometimes a Great Notion, showcases his ambition as a writer. Beyond fiction, Kesey authored various other works, including children's books, while also influencing the West Coast LSD movement. His life and experiences are vividly captured in Tom Wolfe's account of the era, highlighting his role as a charismatic leader in the cultural revolution of the time.