Ok so'Howl' and 'Kaddish' (I'm referring to both the individual poems and collections) were far superior to this one; Ginsberg's defintely done better. However, Reality Sandwiches is ,well, reality sandwiches. Each poem is a deeply personal work that takes you into the mind and life of Allen Ginsberg. Considering that this volume was made up of largely uncollected poems that spanded a great deal of time, the quality of the work is what could be called mildly eclectic, and certian pieces are signifagantly better then others. It's nonetheless still an interesting literary endeavor that's decently put together. There are better beatnit books out there, obviously; so I'd recomed one of thoose. Yet, Reality Sandwiches is a passing poetic feat.