She was a respected translator from French and a writer on astrology, but her magnum opus was a memoir of her time with Kerouac and the Beats.
Source: New York Times
Helen Weaver, Chronicler of an Affair With Kerouac, Dies at 89
Published in Books and Literature, Deaths (Obituaries), Greenwich Village (Manhattan, NY), Kerouac, Jack, Nineteen Hundred Fifties and Weaver, Helen (1931-2021)
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