Ken Babbs

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Ken Babbs, an American writer and psychedelic pioneer, joined The Merry Pranksters, with Ken Kesey, Neal Cassady, and others, in the 1960s after he served in Vietnam [1].

Babbs co-wrote the historical novel Last Go Round (1994) with Kesey, and the two became and remained best friends after meeting at the Stanford Graduate School creative-writing class in the fall of 1958.

Babbs is now the Captain of the Sky Pilot Club.


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