Carolyn, portrayed as Camille, wife of protagonist Dean Moriarty (Cassady) in Kerouac's novel "On the Road," and widely considered the muse of the Beats, died in England on Sept. 20 at age 90.

If proof was needed that opposites attract, the loves of Carolyn Cassady’s life would more than make the case. The daughter of a biochemistry professor and an English teacher with strict ...

Carolyn Cassady, the lover of Beat Generation author Jack Kerouac and the wife of Kerouac’s road companion Neal Cassady, the “Dean Moriarty” of Kerouac’s 1957 novel “On The Road ...

People renting from Runaway Bay Apartments near Grandview Heights turned to ABC 6 after seeing their community become a ...

“There are no tears from her, just memories, ” he said. Bruce and Hemmie Schechter, who bought the property from Carolyn Cassady in 1987, are building a larger, two-story home on the quarter ...

Carolyn Cassady will not be watching On the Road, Francis Ford Coppola’s eagerly awaited screen version of Jack Kerouac’s legendary novel, which opens on Friday.This is curious, as Cassady is ...

Neal’s wife Carolyn wrote one called “Off the Road,” which offers a woman’s perspective on a largely male cultural movement — and which is often not flattering to Cassady or Kerouac.

Carolyn Cassady’s contribution to The Cassady Issue consists primarily of a letter she wrote to the producer of the ill-fated film Heart Beat, which was based on her manuscript.

Carolyn Cassady, the lover of Beat Generation author Jack Kerouac and the wife of Kerouac’s road companion Neal Cassady, the “Dean Moriarty” of Kerouac’s 1957 novel “On The Road,” died ...

LONDON — Carolyn Cassady, a writer who was married to Jack Kerouac’s travel companion and a lover of the famous Beat author, has died. She was 90 years old. Longtime friend Estelle Cimino, co ...