The Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics is a creative writing program located in Boulder, Colorado. Founded in 1974, it is part of the Naropa University and emphasizes the exploration of poetry and prose through innovative and experimental approaches. The school is named after the influential American writer Jack Kerouac, a key figure in the Beat Generation. The curriculum at the school includes workshops, lectures, and readings, focusing on the intersection of spirituality and literature. Students are encouraged to develop their unique voices while engaging with various literary traditions and practices. The program attracts writers and poets from diverse backgrounds, fostering a vibrant artistic community.