Jerry Yulsman (1924-1999) Jerry Yulsman was a writer and photographer, who served in the U. S. Army Air Corps during the Second World War, earning a Distinguished Flying Cross. He returned to New York as a freelance photographer, chronicling the cultural rebellion and renaissance of post-war America in Greenwich Village. His photography appeared in Colliers, Pageant, Look, LIFE and Playboy, among others, and his 1957 image of Jack Kerouac, posed in the glow of a neighbourhood bar sign, has become one of 20th century photography's iconic images.
His best-known novel is the alternative history, Elleander Morning. See more at http://sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/yulsman_jerry
His best-known novel is the alternative history, Elleander Morning. See more at http://sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/yulsman_jerry