Satori in Paris was a short autobiographical book (about a bit over 100 pages) by Jack Kerouac in which he describes as about:
Satori in Paris | Jack Kerouac
About Me
When he isn't writing about his travel experiences, Marky Ramone Go usually stays at home or hangs out at a café with a book in hand. Since his early adolescence, he has found companionship in the imaginative pages of fiction books. As he grew fonder of reading, his book finds widened into other genres. Soon, he discovered the writings of Jack Kerouac, Paul Theroux, and many other writers of like-minded souls, paving his way to become a devoted traveler, reader, and writer.
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