Works
Some of Kesey's better-known works include:
- One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1962, novel)
- Genesis West: Volume Five (1963, magazine article)
- Sometimes a Great Notion (1964, novel)
- Kesey's Garage Sale (1973, collection of essays)
- Demon Box (1986, collection of essays and short stories)
- Caverns (1989, novel)
- The Further Inquiry (1990, play)
- Sailor Song (1992, novel)
- Last Go Round (1994, novel, written with Ken Babbs)
- Twister (1994, play)
- Kesey's Jail Journal (2003, collection of essays)
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