Jessica Paré brings “Please Kill Me” to Page Six

PKM Editor·August 1, 2014

jessica-pare Jessica Paré brings ‘Kill Me’ back to life | Page Six.
PLEASE KILL ME in Today’s NY POST PAGE SIX

Jack Kerouac based his muse/lover “Mardou Fox” in The Subterraneans on Alene Lee, a mixed race (Black/Cherokee) bohemian writer and intellectual who was a part of the NYC Beat circle of Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg, Gregory Corso and Lucien Carr. Despite her intimate connection to these writers, the real Alene Lee is nowhere to be found in most accounts and biographies—partly due to her own reticence to speak. Erika Blair did some digging and presents a more rounded portrait of this fascinating woman. Read more!

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